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Again a re-release? How exciting...... :-/ Yeah. I have stopped getting excited about these biweeklies because it never seems to be "new".
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No vocals? No sale!
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No Happy Birthday this year
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Between those two above Ian, night and day mate. I have (or had) both issues and the improvement in sound on the 2nd release is massive. I can't confirm that, but have not actually listened to them side by side, though I own both. The original Intrada release already had good sound (at least I never had a problem with it), the remastered re-release pumped it up somewhat and there is a clear difference, but I would not call it "night and day". But since I have both CDs, I'm more than willing to check for cues where there may be such an enormous difference.
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I've only got the old Scotti Bros LP. Must have bought it around 1988... I really do love the Goldsmith tracks, and I'm generally not a fan of JG's post-1979 work (with about a half dozen exceptions). Anyone try to convince me that I should upgrade? I very rarely double dip.
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I've only got the old Scotti Bros LP. Must have bought it around 1988... I really do love the Goldsmith tracks, and I'm generally not a fan of JG's post-1979 work (with about a half dozen exceptions). Anyone try to convince me that I should upgrade? You definitely should! Everybody should! You'll get the amazing "The Game" with improved sound, plus tons of additional music not available on the old Scotti Bros LP/CD.
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Based on the clues, it has to be Ken Thorne's complete score for Help! There was the Help! LP. Then there was the suite on a Ken Thorne comp. Now they are releasing the complete score, but the Beatles tracks are not available. Third time's the charm. I'm in! I just found out why George Martin didn't do the underscore.
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