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That is surprising. The dvds I have watched of the early seasons have been remixed in stereo (music only) So, I thought there would be more stereo tracks available bruce Don't know much about the Mission Impossible scores, but there's a difference between being remixed in stereo and actually being stereo. At times you can actually distort the sound of a song by trying to upscale from Mono to Stereo like that. I'm sure LaLaLand just kept true to how it was originally recorded and intended.
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That is surprising. The dvds I have watched of the early seasons have been remixed in stereo (music only) So, I thought there would be more stereo tracks available bruce Don't know much about the Mission Impossible scores, but there's a difference between being remixed in stereo and actually being stereo. At times you can actually distort the sound of a song by trying to upscale from Mono to Stereo like that. I'm sure LaLaLand just kept true to how it was originally recorded and intended. No. They used actual Schifrin cues. These cues were ins stereo. Perhaps these were taken from the stereo lps/cd? brm ps Paramount has done this with many of their titles including SERPICO, MARATHON MAN, ONCE UPON A TIME IN THE WEST. That is remixed the soundtrack into stereo - music only
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Jul 24, 2015 - 5:53 AM
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To me this the release of the year (after all new Kamen that is ;-) )! But seriously, I've been waiting since my childhood for this, so that's a dream come true! And what a fantastic packaging! You can see all the love that went into this set. Really great! Thank you LALALAND!!! I would’ve bought it if it would’ve cost 200$! Also nice to see that season 1,2 and 3 seem to be more represented as they got 3 discs in total (in comparison for the other 4 remaining seasons on 3 discs). Especially S1 & 2 contain so much kick-ass music, I think the best ever written for the series and for a TV show in general! Really aggressive, ahead of its time suspense stuff plus great jazzy numbers! I'm surprised that there were 35hrs of original music in total, as I always had the feeling that only a few episodes were actually scored. There’s just A LOT of tracked music most of the time. My favorite cue is a very short one, which first appears in the episode "The Bank" when Landau enters a tunnel and pretends to fall to his death. Just a simple "dum-dum....dum-dum" most of the time, but it stuck with me since I first heard it's re-use in the double episode "The Council Pt. I & II". I think I was around 12 or so when I first saw it (even recorded it by holding a cassette player next to the TV) and it stuck in my head after that. I can only hope it is part of the set ;-) Am very excited about this! Again, props to LALA for the effort! Love the FB announcement text BTW!
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It took some getting used to, but I quite liked the 'updated' arrangement of the theme which appeared on most Season 5 episodes. I liked the low brass although the drums never seemed quite right to me. Anyway, I hope that's on the set
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I'm a minority of one when it comes to preferring M:I's Syndicate Years* (seasons five through seven) and one of those reasons is the music. I do hope Benny Golson is well-represented in this set. I went through a period a couple of years ago where I preferred the Syndicate Years, though I think on my recent re-watches I've probably moved away from them a bit. The music cues though remain my favourites, I think.
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