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The LLL set runs a little long, but what is there is so damn good I can't complain. As has been pointed out, the original album, while well put together, couldn't really catch the full breadth of the score, and the expanded edition felt more like “bleeding chunks,” while the complete score feels more organic as a whole.
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The Most interested cue..that I truly think is funny is the Alternate Charge Cue. Oh it sounds like a bunch of men skipping over to wal mart to pick up some boots. It is awful. In a good way. lol.
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Mar 3, 2016 - 7:47 PM
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Howard L
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The LLL set runs a little long, but what is there is so damn good I can't complain. As has been pointed out, the original album, while well put together, couldn't really catch the full breadth of the score, and the expanded edition felt more like “bleeding chunks,” while the complete score feels more organic as a whole.
Yeah I can't believe I just ordered the complete score what with having made the two previous purchases. This is a first, never done the hat trick before! But over the years I've lamented not having the wonderful music from a scene that gave me serious goosebumps: Dunbar carrying the wounded girl and from up high discovering the village below. Just knowing this situation will finally be remedied makes the higher cost (well, almost for a confirmed cheapskate like me) worth it.
Probably mentioned it in a lost thread from many moons ago but I had been given tickets to one of them pre-opening screenings something like a month before release. My survey comments were effusive with praise, predicting Oscar in a big way. It's the only time I've ever had the pleasure of participating in this kind of thing. Guess I was fortunate the lone experience was a keeper. In retrospect, my fondest memory is having gone full gaga over the score...esp. in light of one of those Woody Allen/McLuhan know-it-alls who derided the Barry approach in the post-screening discussion. 
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This may have been said somewhere, but is there a way on how to program this set exactly as the 1990 album presentation?
No. Tracks like Looks Like a Suicide, Journey to Fort Sedgewick, and Pawnee Attack are extended with adjacent music to form longer tracks. You'd have to cut the original album track out of the longer track and you might fail due to cross-fading.
As a mass market CD pressed in numbers probably like 100,000, it's easy these days to find second hand copies of the original 1990 album for like $2. If you really want the 1990 album program, you might be better off just paying the $2.
Cheers
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Apr 16, 2024 - 4:28 AM
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CarterMusic
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This may have been said somewhere, but is there a way on how to program this set exactly as the 1990 album presentation?
No. Tracks like Looks Like a Suicide, Journey to Fort Sedgewick, and Pawnee Attack are extended with adjacent music to form longer tracks. You'd have to cut the original album track out of the longer track and you might fail due to cross-fading.
As a mass market CD pressed in numbers probably like 100,000, it's easy these days to find second hand copies of the original 1990 album for like $2. If you really want the 1990 album program, you might be better off just paying the $2.
Cheers
Thanks for the information. I usually prefer having albums in my digital library assembled by the composer for the listening experience, but this expanded edition is also fantastic, with cues that wasn't on the first release, even if it goes on a bit long. The sound on the LaLaLand discs is terrific, which is why I wanted to experiment with audio editing.
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This is a masterpiece of a film score that I never was familiar with until I got the LLL edition. Neil did a perfect job with it, it's an amazing release.
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