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I would love to see a faithful re-recording of the entire score.
Seconded! And that would be great for many other classic Disney animated and true life adventure films!
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Jan 31, 2016 - 7:32 PM
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Jim Doherty
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@solium:
I will soon have the earlier Disneyland cassette release from the 1980s (as opposed to the cassette version of the later Walt Disney CD 60880) ; I just found it on ebay today. I'm pretty sure this will just replicate the WDL-4010 LP (like the late-'80s cassette of SNOW WHITE replicated the contents of WDL-4005), but at least it will sound cleaner than the LP copy I have.
I doubt that the hunting dog sequence will be there, but if it is, I'll be ecstatic. Which cassette did YOU have? The 1980s version or the 1990s version.
I no longer have the package just the cassette. It's white with a yellow sticker and pink markings. On the right it says:
Side 1
1203B
188
Closer inspection it has a cue on side 2 called, "Bambi Hunted". I don't see that on any other release looking on Amazon. Maybe I'm remembering correctly?!
Edit: Here's a pic of the package. As I thought it came on a cardboard backing with no plastic case or internal artwork.
@solium: The picture you posted is like the cassette I just bought on ebay. If it follows the same pattern as the SNOW WHITE cassette released around the same time in similar cardboard packaging, it will just contain the contents of the original WDL-4010 LP. And, as I said above, "Bambi Hunted" on the WDL LP " is merely a different name for cues that are on the newest CD. ("There are differences between the track 'Bambi Hunted' on the old LP and the corresponding track on the Walt Disney CD, 'Man Returns' (track 14). Although the timings are the same for the LP and CD versions, the mixes are not. The CD features the music as heard in the film, while the LP offers alternate takes or mixes (I can't say which)."
See my post above for the details.
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More minutiae for those who might be interested. Aside from the aforementioned different LP/CD takes or mixes (who knows?), like:
"There are differences between the track "Bambi Hunted" on the old LP and the corresponding track on the Walt Disney CD, "Man Returns" (track 14). Although the timings are the same for the LP and CD versions, the mixes are not. The CD features the music as heard in the film, while the LP offers alternate takes or mixes (I can't say which).
On the CD, the first 1:23 of the track has a noticeable tympani beat throughout, while the LP version does NOT have that tympani. The second half of the track (from 1:24 to 2:05), while being the take used in the film, is missing a peculiar "sproing" effect (possibly executed on a steel guitar, like the opening of Warner Brothers cartoons, or a slide on a cello), which is quite noticeable on the LP version, but gone on the CD."
THERE ARE ALSO a few extra bars of the opening of "End of Winter" on the LP (although incorrectly named "Wintry Winds" on the LP) that do not appear on the CD.
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@ RON BURBELLA:
2. Although you mentioned there was a music and FX track, I don't believe that you mentioned that all the songs are presented MINUS the lyrics, so you just get the orchestral backing tracks! It's absolutely wonderful to hear some of the details of the orchestration that are obscured by the lyrics in the finished film.
OMG, Jim, this would be AWESOME!!! I love hearing song arrangements alone (like on FSM's HOW TO MARRY A MILLIONAIRE http://filmscoremonthly.com/cds/detail.cfm/CDID/173/How-to-Marry-a-Millionaire/ )
I fired up my first-generation laserdisc play, just in case I stumble on a copy of a cheap CAV copy, and..... it went CLICK... CLICK... CLICK.
Dang.
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I haven't seen this movie in at least 30 years. Maybe it's time to check it out from the library.
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