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It will be digital
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This album contains only concept suites, not score from the movie. Same as bonus discs on Interstellar or Dark Knight releases.
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Is there much music that is missing? The only major music moment I can think of that wasn't included on the album was music that seemed to have been tracked from Batman vs. Superman. I don't pretend to be an expert on the score, but when watching the film a second time there wasn't a lot that stuck out as missing from the album other than the BvS music.
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What about the epilogue scene music, set on the snowy street in Washington?
That was the music I remembered most from the film that isn't on the CD.
Also, someone said the Games music was truncated.
Are they still missing?
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What about the epilogue scene music, set on the snowy street in Washington?
That was the music I remembered most from the film that isn't on the CD.
It's not from the score, it's from Pompeii...
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Here is a good compendium on the subject:
https://www.edocpublish.com/are-cd-rs-identical-to-normal-cds/
I'll add that CD-Rs are much cheaper in terms of quality (especially their booklets) and tend to endure less, while factory CDs are professionally made.
I can burn a CD-R at home, but I can't manufacture a CD as the professional plant do. Therefore the former aren't collectable, while the factory pressed are.
The problem is in the collectable "value" of the physical item. It's like choosing between a real painting or a photocopy of one.
In terms of audio quality, you can't tell the difference.
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