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Jan 5, 2021 - 10:03 AM
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McCrutchy
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Something funny is going on. The WaterTower release is a CD-R, yes, but I thought WaterTower, like Sony, would issue pressed CDs in Europe, however, that doesn't seem to be the case here, so I could be wrong. The really odd thing, though, is that Rambling Records are releasing the score in Japan next Wednesday, but also as a CD-R, making certain to point that out in the product information: http://www.rambling.ne.jp/catalog/ww84/ https://www.amazon.co.jp/dp/B08R4J8FSJ/?language=en_US It almost makes you wonder if this is a stopgap release, but it's strange because they had literally months to get it together thanks to the pandemic.
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Wasn't supposed that all Rambling releases in Japan are factory pressed?? What I'm missing? Please clarify, thanks!
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Just here to say that I finally watched this movie through HBO Sunday night and thought it was a good bit better than I had been led to believe it was going to be....first movie is better, but I was still entertained. But I really love this score. I love how Hans' Beautiful Lie theme from BvS was interwove in "Lost and Found". I also enjoyed Cheetah's theme as well. Reminded me a bit of Catwoman's theme from Dark Knight Rises with the piano high octaves. As far as the cd's go. I have to say that this is one of the BEST CD-R packages I've ever gotten from Amazon. The booklet is nice and stapled correctly and evenly, and the cd's themselves are much higher quality than what I got with my Xmen Apocalypse cdr. I bought both from Amazon, and this WW84 is much nicer. Just my 2cents. Overall, really enjoy listening to this score. Favorite tracks are probably (in no particular order): Themyscira 1984 Cheetah Open Road Lord of Desire Lost and Found
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