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I remenber the back to the future 2 score from the cd of 1989 is already very repetitive,so thi 2 cd version wil be certainly even worst,pass.
You have no idea what you are talking about.
Well, I was thinking similarly, so please elaborate.
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Yeah, it's weird. I love the first score, and like the third score a lot, but once the first score came out in its entirety, the need for the second score pretty much evaporated. I also don't think the third one warranted an expansion, but at the same time, all three needed to be out in this format, so score!
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Oct 13, 2015 - 9:23 AM
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Last Child
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The blurb also states "Owners of the original 2-CD set need not apply" so I'm surprised it says that after a new remastering. Anyway, the 2 disc release sounds fine to me.
I'm kind of in two minds whether to get these new releases, I always felt the original was enough music from this franchise for me. And I can't say I listen to it that regularly either. But I'm tempted...
Here's the link to Roger's announcement about the remastering. Someone inquired if there's a difference in sound, but didnt actually ask about the discrepancy in the descriptions. He hasnt replied yet.
http://www.intrada.net/phpBB2/viewtopic.php?f=4&t=6863
I think you are reading too much into the description. The "remastered" talk they probably copy pasted from the previous release's notes, when they first expanded it significant work went into that mix so they're just pointing that out again. Why else would they say "those that already have the 2CD don't bother"?
I dont know what the old 2-CD announcement description said, but if you're correct, then Roger's clue and later announcement about remastering are very misleading. If you actually read his announcement (already pasted on previous page), it says:
This new single-disc release features just the score as heard in the film, rebuilt from the ground up including new mastering and updated packaging to deliver a crisp, vibrant punch. Intrada worked from transfers of the original two-track elements housed at Universal Studios.
I dont see how you can NOT interpret this as a brand new mastering for the single cd release....hence the confusion.
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The one piece of music I was hoping would be on this was the Biff Tannen Museum source cue. Do we know if it was tracked music that was used for that or was it written by Alan Silverstri.
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Roger answered the new mastering question definitively in the general release thread yesterday:
"When Mondo expressed interest in putting this out we realized the existing 16 bit CD master wasn't sufficient. So Doug had to go back to the original transfers and start over to create a master for the LP. He took the opportunity to redo a CD master as well. Does it sound better? Probably. Will it be revolutionary? Probably not."
Yavar
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No, they said it was the same *program* but "rebuilt from the ground up" both of which are true. The only mistake they made was not including mention of it on the store page description (the announcement thread description did mention it).
Yavar
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WE'RE BACK!
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Ordered!
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