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I take it you are referring to Main Title (0:30) and End Credits - Roger Rabbit Medley (Film Version) (6:32)?
Perhaps they had to use film stems for those (not sure why they would be lossy though). Isn't this version of the End Credits editorially created in any case?
Yes to both questions. Not sure. I asked Roger and IIRC he didn't seem to realize they were compressed. As the end credits are an edit and the main title is really just a few seconds, it could be both tracks were created in haste at the time and retained differently from the rest of the score. Total speculation on my part but that's the only thing that comes to mind.
In any event I remixed the end credits for myself to create a track that's probably 90% uncompressed or better. Really happy with it. 
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I went through the score and found the pieces. The transitions in the original mix were simple enough to recreate without too much difficulty. Though there was a piece about 20 seconds long (I think) that I couldn't find.
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You all mocked me when I railed against multi disc releases!
Well, I'm not so stupid after all, it seems.
Had this been a 1-2 disc set it would probably have been repressed.
But. factories and labels just can't handle such a massive project.
NOMORETHREEDISCSETS!
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Mr. Marshall:
You all mocked me when I railed against multi disc releases!
Well, I'm not so stupid after all, it seems.
[...]
But. factories and labels just can't handle such a massive project.
After "But" is not where a period goes...
Had this been a 1-2 disc set it would probably have been repressed.
That has no bearing...
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You all mocked me when I railed against multi disc releases!
Well, I'm not so stupid after all, it seems.
Had this been a 1-2 disc set it would probably have been repressed.
But. factories and labels just can't handle such a massive project.
NOMORETHREEDISCSETS!
NO MORE POSTS BY MR MARSHALL pleeeeaaasseee!
Titanic, Wyatt Earp, ST TMP, Howard The Duck and Who Framed Roger Rabbit - all beautiful 3 disc sets and deservedly so.
Not.
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I am still having trouble on finding the 3 disc Intrada album to purchase. I need help to locate it and hopefully it is in stock too.
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Did anyone on this thread ever listen to the album and report on the sound quality?
Sound quality is stunning. Presentation is excellent. Having the film version of the end credits and Horner’s Tummy Trouble is fantastic.
What about Amy Irving's song? Does it sound slightly muddy and not crystal clear as the original album from the late 80's? I have a download copy of this 3 cd set and was playing it on my computer and just want to know a difference in sound quality of this song or not.
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I also need to buy this..... (If they are looking to gauge sales of a re-pressing).
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Had this been a 2 disc set, 1/3 of the stock would still be available for purchase.
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