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Unfortunately the USA seems to have had its international post affected much worse than anywhere else (Internally it seems fine as I got a number of packages sent to my brother in Boston and they moved very quickly). I had an order from LA sit in LA for six weeks, then a week in Salt Lake city, then 2 weeks in Detroit and then delivered within a couple of days of arriving in the UK. In the same period I had a package from San Francisco arrive in the UK within a couple of weeks though so it seems to be luck of the draw but I have heard about a lot of packages sitting for long periods in LA so I hope yours gets moving again soon. I'm keen to get 'Two Mules' but am going to wait for a few more things of interest to be released and hopefully by then the system will be coping better.
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Two Mules arrived in Lancashire today, although tracking still showed it to be in London!!! It's a beautiful package and the sound is magnificent, I've waited 50 years to hear the complete score, it's marvelous. A fabulous tribute to the late Maestro, many thanks La La Land.
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My shipment arrived early! Disc 1 of Two Mules was the first thing I’ve tackled so far and guys...it is so, SO good! I loved every cue. I absolutely don’t consider this a lesser Morricone western. It’s 100% fantastic. I was riveted the entire time. Absolutely worth the $30. GET IT. Yavar
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I have the old CD. The sound quality on this new one is nothing short of amazing. Very pleased!
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Thanks Pollyanna, like i said, there is no music editor credited for Two Mules, so i think thats effectively what Wilson was. He witnessed the score being recorded so he knew what went where. The confusion is just made muddier by the credit that uses the word Supervisor. I guess they were just making his role sound grander, as it sounds better than Music Editor and Tapes courier! I think the Orthophonic studios became the Forum studios, no? Built under the Sacro Cuore di Maria church.
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I believe there used to be a virtual tour you can do of the Forum but when i looked i couldnt find it. The Forum is on Ennio's doorstep, Piazza Euclide Rome. Marco Patrignani is the main man there and he started there when he was 18. http://www.forummusicvillage.com/studios/regia-a/
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Ordered at last. Now it's the waiting game...
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Just finished playing my copy, sound is fantastic. Also it only took 7 days to reach the sleepy Hamlet of Whiston, in N/W England.
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Mine arrived yesterday (with Shore's SLIVER and Rubinstein's WarGames). Haven't had a chance to listen to it yet (except for the Main Title), but boy am I glad to finally have a copy of this score... Don Siegel was sure the score would win an Academy Award, though it did not even get nominated. But it should have. This is a Morricone western score as good as they come. Ever since I first saw that movie as a teen I wanted to have that music.... now I finally do.
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I have mine today!! Yes, good clean up by Mattessino - seriously did anyone expect anything less? The usual high standard.
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Then again..no Academy Award for ONCE UPON A TIME IN THE WEST...THE GOOD THE BAD AND THE UGLY...PSYCHO...GOLDFINGER..the list is endless So the score is in good company. Yes, indeed.
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Having listened to this thru, its a nice playlist with original score on disc 2, doesnt get repetitive at all. I like it.
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Lucky. My latest order from LLL to NW England is 7 WEEKS and counting. The tracking says its still at LA airport so... My last order from LLL took eight weeks. So I ordered two mules from intrada. I understand that things can be slow but orders from both places go to LA, so why does LLL's take so long?
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