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Yeah. I'm a big fan of a lot of the scores they're bringing out, just not crazy about how they're presented. I think almost every one I've bought has needed some sort of tinkering, and some of them send me rushing back to the original albums, like I'm Thor or something.
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Apr 17, 2014 - 8:09 AM
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I've actually really enjoyed how LLL has presented expanded scores in recent years and I happen to love when the cues overlap within one track, instead of there being a breather between them. To me, this sounds more musical, more developed, instead of just a collection of short cues dumped onto a disc without any thought to listenability. It might be of in the style of how John Williams presents his scores on album, but it works. When the music is separated from the film viewing experience, some creativity by the album producer or composer in presenting the music in a listenable format is appreciated, at least by me. It's too jarring to simply have all the individual cues separate with space between them, especially when they can be so short, under a minute for example. It actually keeps it from being an enjoyable listen for me.
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I've actually really enjoyed how LLL has presented expanded scores in recent years and I happen to love when the cues overlap within one track, instead of there being a breather between them. To me, this sounds more musical, more developed, instead of just a collection of short cues dumped onto a disc without any thought to listenability. It might be of in the style of how John Williams presents his scores on album, but it works. When the music is separated from the film viewing experience, some creativity by the album producer or composer in presenting the music in a listenable format is appreciated, at least by me. It's too jarring to simply have all the individual cues separate with space between them, especially when they can be so short, under a minute for example. It actually keeps it from being an enjoyable listen for me.
I disagree. There's a musical way to do it (though even Williams' own album arrangements are guilty of poor editing), but in the case of The Sum Of All Fears, it just seems random, arbitrary.
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Apr 17, 2014 - 8:17 AM
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Per
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I've actually really enjoyed how LLL has presented expanded scores in recent years and I happen to love when the cues overlap within one track, instead of there being a breather between them. To me, this sounds more musical, more developed, instead of just a collection of short cues dumped onto a disc without any thought to listenability. It might be of in the style of how John Williams presents his scores on album, but it works. When the music is separated from the film viewing experience, some creativity by the album producer or composer in presenting the music in a listenable format is appreciated, at least by me. It's too jarring to simply have all the individual cues separate with space between them, especially when they can be so short, under a minute for example. It actually keeps it from being an enjoyable listen for me.
(Not necessarily talking about this specific release (or LLL for that matter), but in general) But when there's no real combining, but merely a fade-out, and then fade-in again (and perhaps also with more or less silence in between), which do happen !, the end result is not a good listenable long piece at all, but instead, simply (or obviously) just several short pieces placed in one long track. And that's just messy...
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Is SUM OF ALL FEARS this being re-pressed to correct a few anomalies of editing as described in a few posts or is it being re-pressed for the remainder of the inventories. My order is on hold apparently from SAE probably because of this and the statement on the order page says "THIS TITLE IS BRING REPRESSED FROM THE MANUFACTURER" Just wondering if I missed out any update on this..
That would be nice, but they'd have to fix 90% of their catalog if that was the case.
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Is SUM OF ALL FEARS this being re-pressed to correct a few anomalies of editing as described in a few posts or is it being re-pressed for the remainder of the inventories. My order is on hold apparently from SAE probably because of this and the statement on the order page says "THIS TITLE IS BRING REPRESSED FROM THE MANUFACTURER" Just wondering if I missed out any update on this..
You are misinterpreting what Screen Archives posted. The cd is OUT OF STOCK. There is nothing wrong with the original pressing.
I repeat: There is no repressing forthcoming. It is merely OUT OF STOCK.
More units will be back in stock by months end.
MV
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