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There have been other bootlegs of the OST recording.
I don't know the source except that they all sound pretty crappy.
If Universal had usable originals in their vaults, they wouldn't have had to go through that horrible music/dialogue separation process to create the 5.1 mix.
Of course, the signature edition laser disc had an isolated score so they have something, but presumably it's inferior. (I didn't have the laser disc.)
Of course, it could be this LP is a release of that separation but if it is that will sound horrible too.
Let us know how it sounds.
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It's actually the McNeely recording... if I'm not mistaken, someone posted it to youtube, I listened to it, and I knew immediately it was the McNeely.
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What's interesting though is that the running time and track lengths on the LP corresponds with the Soundstage bootleg. It doesn't correspond with the McNeely disc.
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What's interesting though is that the running time and track lengths on the LP corresponds with the Soundstage bootleg. It doesn't correspond with the McNeely disc.
It was probably an assumption based upon what they assumed about the release.
There is an edition of Psycho on iTunes purporting to be the original tracks that is actually just the McNeely recording, as well as one that is Herrmann's Unicorn/Kanchana recording.
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So the Doxy records original soundtrack release is, in fact, the Varese re-recording??? And no one took Doxy to task for this, as in sued them or caused them grief?
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So the Doxy records original soundtrack release is, in fact, the Varese re-recording??? And no one took Doxy to task for this, as in sued them or caused them grief?
I have heard a Doxy LP of Psycho and it is most definitely the OST recording in mediocre sound quality.
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