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Yes, a fine production all around.
We're lucky to have a E. Bernstein recording custom-composed for the space it was performed in. A great, unique recording in movie history.
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So for the handful of tracks on disc 1 that are combos, users with really old CD players can jump to the start of each cue within a track. Try doing that with your fancy digital downloads and LPs!
Facts!
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Holy hell what disc player do you have that has the old CD Index function?
I keep seeing the naughty words coming out of your 8-year-old avatar's mouth, and I want to go have a sharp word with your mother! 
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The index function seems a natural for film score albums. I'm all for bringing it back.
The only albums with indexed tracks I ever owned were classical music productions from Telarc. Indeed, Elgar's "Enigma Variations" alone had at least 15 index points, and I used them to great satisfaction.
I assume putting index points on music discs never caught on for tracklisting reasons, player build cost reasons, consumer unawareness, etc. As a film score/classical fan, their utility was always obvious to me.
If indexing had stuck around, we wouldn't be saddled with mile-long track titles on today's classical download releases.
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.....THIS (X-ref Exorcist III Waxwork thread) is a REAL score.
Easily my favorite Elmer and a serious tie for my own 1st place favorite film composition.
Package is gorgeous, playing the album cd2 now and.....YEP! Fantastic Sonics blows away my vinyl version.
Beautifully & thoughtfully produced album, dunno how the expletive you cats opened up the St. Peter's Church recording so (nor why/how the film tracks sound different to me?, but....Neil? Confirm/deny?). The vinyl always sounded sorely pinched, and I chalked it up to St. Pete!
Ya did good. Real, real......good. The few Columbia 4Ks I have mix it real loud. Heavy is no exception. Incredibly loud mix for Everything (score, songs, efx, dialogue) - fans of this project should get it.
I implore all on this site, except First Breath, to just buy this if you haven't heard it.
It's magnificent (SEVEN!!), exciting, gorgeous and epic music. Don't let the smooth taste fool ya, I'm confident 90% of the (DEN!)izens of this board would love this masterpiece.
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