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Jan 17, 2018 - 5:01 AM
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JGouse0498
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Due to the way it's ordered/arranged, it is very interesting to study, but not very interesting to listen to from top to bottom. It's maybe the first time that I plan on (eventually) making my own playlist of something resembling film order, or at least a tighter listening experience. The music is very good though. Elfman in his prime - Tess's theme/love theme is an early career highlight of Elfman's, IMO. But if you want Dick and have been waiting to grab it, now's the time! It *is* a very frustrating presentation, but given the nature of how it was implemented in the movie by Beatty, I do believe it's the best Intrada could do. Thankfully, I rip all my CDs to MP3 (to use in Google Play Music), so I was able to rearrange them the best I could using this list http://chrono-score.blogspot.com/2012/06/dick-tracy.html Now, whether or not it's totally accurate, I don't know. I'm going to go with the idea that it is just for peace of mind. And even with this, the tracks that are split or only use snippets were left untouched and in complete form on my playlist. As for the rest of the non-original album cues, I just created an "Archival Music" album playlist.
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