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Did George get out of bed on the wrong side or something? I've seen some daft arguments on this board over the years but I don't know if I've ever seen anyone try to start one out of nowhere  With respect to your years of expertise George, I think you can stand down sir. It's all good. (Although the Decca does sound rubbish thanks to the noise reduction.... just my opinion.)
Glad Intrada have been able to make this available again. (Albeit for a short window... hopefully not long until the next one) As others have said, Mike did an amazing job in being able to create a natural sounding mix from the three channels.
On the subject of Man Against Beast... as far as I know the flub is heard in the film by mistake. They used the wrong take in the dvd mix I think, so it's not really the film take. maybe.... someone can correct me on that perhaps
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I would hate to to try to "correct" a man as BIG as Jim T. Wilson regarding flubber, so I'll agree with him on the sound of the Decca release. It sounds like it was taped off my neighbour's telly, through the wall, with the cassette player microphone wrapped in a duvet.
If I remember correctly, the Decca release was created by folding down to 2-track the 5.1 mix for the film that had liberal amounts of reverb and noise reduction applied. For the Intrada release Mike went back to the original 3-track masters.
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I would hate to to try to "correct" a man as BIG as Jim T. Wilson...
"That's a 20 footer..... 25"
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(Although the Decca does sound rubbish thanks to the noise reduction.... just my opinion.)
Whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa!!!! Hold on there, Big Jim. That's NOT an opinion.
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That's a fact, Jack!
Well. That's easy for you to say. You can prove anything with facts.
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