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Oct 10, 2018 - 11:25 AM
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mstrox
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I'm sorry, but the Legacy edition of Sleeping Beauty is far from definitive (don't about Cinderella or Lady though).
I'm sure it's missing some score material, but for me it's a very complete listening experience. My understanding is that the Legacy Collection releases are the most complete possible releases with the materials available. I believe I heard that there's technically a little bit missing from Cinderella, at least, too.
(For instance, if they were to do a Legacy Collection album of Snow White, it would probably be a repress of the currently available disc from 10+ years ago - which goes into detail in the liner notes that it was everything they could find - plus a disc of rarities, demos, rerecordings, etc).
The second disc is pretty useless for me except as a one-time historical thing.
I'd rather a nice, solid as-complete-as-possible release, without delving into music and effects tracks solely for the sake of completion (such as the current release of Alice and Wonderland, with distracting fly buzzing noises over at least one of the early tracks.
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I'm sorry, but the Legacy edition of Sleeping Beauty is far from definitive (don't about Cinderella or Lady though).
I'm sure it's missing some score material, but for me it's a very complete listening experience. My understanding is that the Legacy Collection releases are the most complete possible releases with the materials available. I believe I heard that there's technically a little bit missing from Cinderella, at least, too.
(For instance, if they were to do a Legacy Collection album of Snow White, it would probably be a repress of the currently available disc from 10+ years ago - which goes into detail in the liner notes that it was everything they could find - plus a disc of rarities, demos, rerecordings, etc).
The second disc is pretty useless for me except as a one-time historical thing.
I'd rather a nice, solid as-complete-as-possible release, without delving into music and effects tracks solely for the sake of completion (such as the current release of Alice and Wonderland, with distracting fly buzzing noises over at least one of the early tracks.
That's all very well, but as I have mentioned several times in other threads, Disney has stated point blank that they have everything as far as Sleeping Beauty is concerned, so there's no excuse for the missing bits of score (some of which is actually quite good and one missing cue in particular [Fairies to the Rescue] is actually on the original soundtrack album) not being included.
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Well this is a disappointment and I'd certainly be angry if I paid $12 for it, but with a little bit of pruning it's just listenable enough that I'm happy to have it on Spotify at least (to make it slightly more bearable, my suggestion is to chop out the "Long Road to Tipperary" and the abbreviated "Charlie Brown Theme" cues, then add on the full "Charlie Brown Theme" and "Great Pumpkin Waltz" from one of the many compilations). Hoping for better for some of the later Guaraldi specials - the "Lost Cues" compilations that came out a few years back had perfect-sounding cues from gems like "It's a Mystery, Charlie Brown" and "You're a Great Sport, Charlie Brown", which suggests that the scores might still be intact somewhere. I'd love it if completer versions of these could come out - preferably taken from the sessions and not based on whatever chopping editing they had to go through in the specials.
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Any buyer on Amazon can listen to the audio samples which include music and sound effects. If the buyer isn't interested in buying it after hearing the samples, it's up to them. Some won't mind it, others will, but every buyer can hear the samples and hear what they are getting. 
Looking forward to getting this, pre-ordered it through Barnes & Noble!!!!
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Then I'm not sure why you quoted my post and mentioned Amazon in the first place.
Because you were citing the low price of a non-limited edition general release as a warning sign to consumers. But this non-limited edition general release is priced right within the range of what those releases go for.
That's not what I did or wrote. I said people here (not consumers who are familiar with cheap soundtracks on Amazon) would be suspicious of looking for a "serious" OST at that price.
But it’s not a “cheap” soundtrack, that’s what people keep telling you. You must not buy modern albums at all.. That’s how much non-boutique releases are!
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I honestly do not understand what is happening with you. You know there are...other people in the world, right? Beyond just you?
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