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As much as I love the original Jaws, I always thought Jaws 2 was a much better score,as I thought Empire Strikes Back is better than Star Wars. The expanded Universal Jaws from 2000,is an excellent listen,and never really thought to buy the Intrada edition,although I’m sure it is excellent also.
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What I wouldn't give for a true stereo recording of this...
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So, is this pressing identical to the previous one.
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What I wouldn't give for a true stereo recording of this...
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I thought it *was* a true stereo recording...
While the elements are multi-track, I believe it was mixed with the intention of being heard in mono. I’m sure Mike Matessino will clarify on this matter, as I have a strong feeling I’m probably wrong on that and the physical release is currently in storage so I can’t check offhand right now.
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If memory serves, the awful sounding Decca mistakenly used the flub take, which is included and properly relegated on the Intrada as an Extra "alternate".
I remember my upset hearing the Decca cd in 2000! Especially...this cue.
I'm pretty sure the alternate version on the Intrada Edition is different again. It cuts to a different passage after " You're gonna need a bigger boat". I think you need a new sound system because no matter what you do to a recording back in 1975,you simply won’t get it sounding as good as it were recorded in 2024.John Williams did produce the Decca recording,to get the best possible sound from an old recording.The more you fiddle with the original recording the more it losers it’s original sound.You seem to be talking a lot of rubbish concerning the Decca recording. I’m involved in sound recording ,so I do have more knowledge than probably you have.The only way to get a perfect recording of the score,If it would satisfy you would be to hire The London Symphony and get John Williams to record a brand new digital recording,Maybe that might make you happy.
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If memory serves, the awful sounding Decca mistakenly used the flub take, which is included and properly relegated on the Intrada as an Extra "alternate".
I remember my upset hearing the Decca cd in 2000! Especially...this cue.
I'm pretty sure the alternate version on the Intrada Edition is different again. It cuts to a different passage after " You're gonna need a bigger boat". I think you need a new sound system because no matter what you do to a recording back in 1975,you simply won’t get it sounding as good as it were recorded in 2024.John Williams did produce the Decca recording,to get the best possible sound from an old recording.The more you fiddle with the original recording the more it losers it’s original sound.You seem to be talking a lot of rubbish concerning the Decca recording. I’m involved in sound recording ,so I do have more knowledge than probably you have.The only way to get a perfect recording of the score,If it would satisfy you would be to hire The London Symphony and get John Williams to record a brand new digital recording,Maybe that might make you happy.
Sorry George, who exactly are you replying to? Because I wasn't even talking about sound quality. I was talking about the differences in the cue Man Against Beast? You said the AWFUL SOUNDING DECCA,and and I replied to that,you said it if you check your text..Quote “awful sounding Decca “ you said it,no one else.John Williams, helped produce that album,I would say he would know a little more than you,and was obviously more than happy with the Decca recording.
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No reflection on you Steve,but you have not a clue to what you are talking about.The original recording is 50 years old, you can only do so much with old recordings before they lose that original sound. It may very well sound better,but it starts to sound totally different.The Origin recorded LP still Sounds better with crackles and pops than a remastered CD that doesn’t have that background sound.
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Then I stand corrected,but as I said before,I do know what I’m talking about,I have worked in the industry for 40 years,what experience have you got?
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Then I stand corrected,but as I said before,I do know what I’m talking about,I have worked in the industry for 40 years,what experience have you got? People like you are always experts,in a field you really have no knowledge
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