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The entire presentation is just marvelous. The book inside is very well written and documents the scores scene by scene. Kudos to the unknown, talented chap who took the exhaustive time and energy to do the break downs..
Curt Hardaway wrote all the cue by cue descriptions and Ryan Brennan wrote all the background information on the films. And they both get credit, with a small bio paragraph. I am very pleased with the detail and writing style these two do for us.... They are informative and fun reads, as I hope the music is fun and entertaining listening.
Thanks, John. I really enjoy these assignments and your satisfaction, along with Anna's and Bill's, is a reward in itself because of the high standards you three set. I hope that A&C MEET FRANK recording becomes a reality some day and let me remind you there's two guys out here who'd love to be with you all again on that project!
P.S.-- Since suggestions are being made, what about HOUSE OF WAX or DUEL IN THE SUN?
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Just received my copy of 'The Adventures of Don Juan', what a tremendous package, this must be one of the best sounding and best presented re-recordings of all time.
Forgot to say thank you to SAE for the Arsenic and Old Lace fridge magnet, it's a very nice addition to our fridge magnet collection.
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Just received my copy of 'The Adventures of Don Juan', what a tremendous package, this must be one of the best sounding and best presented re-recordings of all time.
Received my two copies today. Yay!
Listened to both cds then ripped them to my ipad and ipod. Joy!
I completely second the above comments regarding these rerecordings. Absolutely brilliant.
If you manage to do The Thief of Bagdad it would be, going by this rerecording, a milestone for Rozsa audiophiles, alongside Tadlow's outstanding output.
Congrats to all concerned with this rerecording package.
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RM Eastman and MMM summed it up perfectly: Unless the recordings by Tribute and Tadlow are supported (that means with your $) there will be NO MORE.....
J.
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The more I play Don Juan, the more miraculous it sounds. The instrumental clarity takes getting used to, having spent a lifetime listening to the seemingly thicker-sounding original, but once I adjusted it's been just fantastic to listen to.
My only wish relates to Arsenic and Old Lace. I wish that instead of giving us an extra alternate for the oompah-oompah baseball cue that's attached to the Main Title, they'd offered an alternate of the Main Title WITHOUT the baseball bit at all, for poor souls like me who can't bear that horribly circus-like traditional tune.
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Well I didn't, for some odd reason  , win the Euro millions lottery. So at this point I cannot send any money their way. However, I always buy 2 copies of their releases so I can pass them on to friends.
Don Juan is magnificent and without doubt I am sure Tadlow's forthcoming Quo Vadis will be as well.
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I hope those who delayed their purchase of this superb release are going to be ordering it today.
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