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I don’t really have anything new to contribute here, but I received the new edition yesterday and just want to say that it never sounded better. Such a quintessential 80s masterpiece of scoring!
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Listen to Track 8 around the 35 second mark. I've tried it on 3 players now. Crackling and distortion on all of them, and the digital rip.
I'm admittedly not an expert, but it just sounds like a little noise from the original master tape. I've heard that very sound before on other recordings. For example, it's on the cue "The Mountain" from Goldsmith's Total Recall. On the new Starfighter album, it only lasts a second and otherwise the rest of the cue is flawlessly clear and crisp. As others have pointed out, the sound on the new Starfighter album is absolutely stunning.
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2015's disc has horrid sonic distortion not on the 1995 release (it would have taken seconds to fix).
Where is the horrid sonic distortion on the 2015 release? Do you have a time marker?
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Where is the horrid sonic distortion on the 2015 release? Do you have a time marker?
Like I said, I didn't listen beyond Track Two (and I'm not vouching for Track One).
You can have two time markers. And I only caught the first as it just happened before I had time to move it forward to 1:40.
0:02
1:40
This track appears on the 1995 release without these issues.
Okay, I can hear what you mean; at 1:40 that sounds more like a session sound, perhaps breathing or some short friction, not like a digital glitch or distortion. That seems more like a natural sound in any case. 0:02 I can't say what it is for sure, it's clearly audible, could be a digital glitch, could be something else.
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