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Yes, Watertower used the 1997 Rhino edition. For FSM we redid the entire thing with Bruce Botnick.
Not a huge sound difference, but sounds great considering the source.
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Yes, Watertower used the 1997 Rhino edition. For FSM we redid the entire thing with Bruce Botnick.
Not a huge sound difference, but sounds great considering the source.
I have the Rhino, which I recently received and is the only copy of the score I have. I was advised to leave the FSM alone and stick with what I have until there's another release.
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Or grab the FSM if it's reasonably affordable (under $40)... 
Yavar
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No one does; I only advised her since she already had and enjoyed the Rhino (which is the complete score), she shouldn't spend outrageous amounts of money on the FSM because I think it will either be reprinted eventually, or reissued by another label since it's one of Goldsmith's most popular works. Other things she doesn't have should be prioritized for spending, is all I advised.
Yavar
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Me too.
Yavar
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Big, big difference.
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Arrgh! And I got so lucky with both Papillon and Damnation Alley.
This is a pretty darn expensive item (FSM) so I think I'll wait. I've some Jerry action (First Blood) and Red Pony on the way, so I'm more than good for now
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