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The front and back cover (pic's of a couple embracing and skiing) looks fine, but inside the linear notes talk exclusively about some guy name Buddy Guy (pp 3-18). It starts out with "THE BEST MEASURE of Buddy Guy's talents as a bluesman could well be the fact that he's been presiding over the most distinquished fan club of musical peers for a full-quater century now. Just consider how the cream of the rock guitar pantheon- from Messrs. Eric Clapton and Jeff Beck to the late Jimi Hendrix and Stevie Ray Vaughan- have repeatedly gone on record to lionize Buddy Guy as thier favorite..."
Unfourtunately, Buddy Guy isn't my favorite...but Rozsa is one of my favorites. I'll have to try to get a refund/exchange. Thanks for the error verification.
-Rexor
I've checked my booklet. Everything is as it should be, liner notes about the music featured on this release. It seems you need another booklet.
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Sounds like you're trapped in a bizarre Salvador Dali-style nightmare, Rexor!
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Dragonslayer is an excellent score. North's music is bold and aggressive, and sounds totally unique within the genre.
If you've heard the Jerry Goldsmith recording of 2001, the music is very similar because North drew a lot of ideas for Dragonslayer from his 2001 score (they actually make a great double bill). There are some really intense moments, including a standout fight cue "Tyrian and Galen Battle."
I have the Southern Cross gold CD, which has some sort of digital overload in some tracks. That's really a shame because the sound quality of the recording is very crisp otherwise.
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I loathe collector items. I'm just not into the collector's mindset (even though I could use the cash)... Who cares if something defective becomes a collectible? If your not going to use it, what's the point in just hoarding it for storage in hopes that you'll recieve money for it one day?
This "collectible" mindset is good for business but it is disturbing. Look at some of the collectible soundtracks. What's the point in paying tons of money for something if you can't even use it for fear of depreciating the value of the item? For me a lot of collectibles (defective or not) just aren't worth it.
Speaking of Collectibles, let's devise a film score collectible list to see if things are really worth what they fetch
1. Dragonslayer- North (How is this?)
2. I'm drawing a blank ...
-Rexor
A lot of agreivation on THIS particular score vis-a vie collectables- advertised REPEATEDLY as a once and a life time release, only to become it's issuer's "Cash Cow" as many times as issued- "OH, WHAT A LIE---"
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