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Night Crossing: Boo-yah at you Jens, I went round and round on that thing too.... Brundle : clicks are inherent in the source. It was basically mastered so well the warts are now apparent. They are so frequent and noticeable I cant endorse it. Not truly Intrada's fault since they mastered the best possible...just too bad it singled out the flaws. Maybe your hearing level wont pick it up...if so you're lucky, I love that damn score.
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The Mummy could be a good barometer for hearing loss among film score fans. At least it will help you appreciate the clicks in the mastering...for as long as you can hear them.
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WOW! I haven't even heard this score yet. I watched the film tonite specifically to hear the score. Boy , what a disappointment! The music was as uninspired as the crappy film If you.want to hear Middle Eastern Jerry, go with WIND AND THE LION. Brm
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When I saw that this thread was over 200 posts long I came in excited to read what everyone was saying about the music but no. It's usual thing of 50 straight posts being about a crackle or pop in the first 9 seconds of the second cue or the "why did they include this instead of that?" stuff. Really guys? Ahahhhaaa!
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So... what's been the consensus? Does this expanded edition really improve on the SQ from the original 1999 release or not ? I can buy it now but reactions are a bit unexpected. Sound mix is extremely problematic. Stick with the original album, but if you don’t have that, Intrada’s release comes with it anyway.
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So in summary, there are three problems with this score a) The end titles is truncated(?), (b) there are some glitches, (C) and the mixing emphasizes the synths over orchestra? You left out d) uninspired music for a crappy film
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Like I probably said upthread, it sounds like a downmix from 5.1. The balance is all over the place.
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