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Do you mean it literally? Did EM reuse some music for the other score or do you mean it sounds very similar at times? No, the style is very similar and structurally the two main marches are very much alike - however, there are no Hundra cues put in the Red Sonja score. I always thought there were. However, my error, and I withdraw the comment.
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Recently I've been listening to my iTunes rip of the Varese Club edition, and I've noticed a bit of crackling in "Suite I" at around 2:40 and 6:40. Actually there seems to be a lot of weird random fuzziness throughout. Either it's a bad rip, a bad CD, or the fuzz is in the original recording. The CD's packed away in a storage unit, so I can't check it easily. Has anyone else has this issue, either with the Varese or Perseverance albums? If it's on the Perseverance album this would be during the Main Titles at about :40, and the End Credits at about 2:16. Thanks. Michael Yes, the fuzz is on the original. Haven't heard the Perseverance version yet but if it's a rip of the Varese it will be there, as well. This was NOT a fault of Varese but inherent in the original recording. My guess is that it is on the master but not on the multi-track original - but I seriously doubt that any multi-tracks still survive. Morricone had many wonderful recording engineers but the record companies in Italy had lousy mastering engineers (at CAM, etc...). I was present at two sessions of Morricone's music at his studio in Rome and the playback sound was simply incredible. By the time it reached the recorded medium (LP, CD) it had degraded terribly. The sound was hardly recognizable.
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