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Replicant006: The only problem I had, however, was with the print, or font, of the liner notes. My eyesight isn't what it used to be, and I pretty much need to rely on glasses all of the time when reading these booklets. But I don't typically have a lot of difficulty. This booklet, however, was difficult for me to read. I had to constantly try to find a sweet spot for the words to come into better focus; eventually, I moved to better lighting and that helped a little. Don't know if the problem is with the type of font used, or with the coloring, or maybe both. I read through the entire booklet, but walked away with a bit of eye strain. A minor quibble, I suppose. The music itself is the most important thing, and it's wonderful.
Yes, the music is all that counts. The CD itself has very well done matte printing, with solid manufacture.
I had the same trouble reading the booklet and inlay. To be sure, those notes by Jeff Bond are voluminous, which might've necessitated smaller print. I liked the production photo selection.
With an all-time great score very well presented, these deficits are just quibbles.
Is the booklet different from the original, both text and layout?
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Is the booklet different from the original, both text and layout?
BornOfAJackal could speak more to this since he has the previous release. The one thing I noticed was the About This Release section towards the back of the booklet on page 22 that adds after talking about the mastering process by MM, "this is a 40th Anniversary re-issue of the 2010 La La Land Records release...". The booklet runs 24 pages to the backside.
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Is the booklet different from the original, both text and layout?
BornOfAJackal could speak more to this since he has the previous release. The one thing I noticed was the About This Release section towards the back of the booklet on page 22 that adds after talking about the mastering process by MM, "this is a 40th Anniversary re-issue of the 2010 La La Land Records release...". The booklet runs 24 pages to the backside.
Thanks. I guess the time has come to read the first edition booklet.
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The new Dragonslayer CD booklet is the same as the old booklet, with minor changes.
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