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Please let a Volume 7 be named "Guilty as Sin".
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Oct 23, 2014 - 12:57 PM
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Francis
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Thank you. I love both Crash & Naked Lunch, but I also don't pick up every single expansion. Given the extra material on these two albums, would you say that the original albums did a good job of presenting the music, or are there important or worthy passages that had been omitted? I will definitely get Dead Ringers, but I am on the fence with the other two. Thanks!
Listening to the extra music I'd say the existing albums are definitely good enough on their own. That said, in the case of Crash, the additional material fits in well and features a nice new addition "Hangar", the rest of cues feel mostly like a variation of the main theme. In the case of Naked Lunch, the bonus material mostly reprises album cues with alternate jazz interpretations, with the exception of "Dual Typewriters" and "Martinelli" which feel underscore light.
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Francis, could you or someone say a bit more about the expansion of Dead Ringers? I have the long-gone Silva version, and I always appreciated its suite quality. I'm curious if you know that version how you would describe what the additional music adds?
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Dead Ringers is the most significant expansion, then Crash, then Naked Lunch. If I had paid more attention to the track listings I might only have bought Dead Ringers.
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Dead Ringers is wonderful. Labeling the tracks "Growing Awareness" and "Helpless" as complete is a bit confusing though. They just combine music from different scenes. Plays very well though. Nice to finally have the score as a standalone album.
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