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Yeah, I never knew the cue was altered from the original, they just tacked on the perc-only tracks onto the end, like the boot.
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Jul 4, 2015 - 2:17 PM
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Avatarded
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For the Deluxe Edition, they took the "Percussion Only" version of 'Ripley's Rescue' and overlayed it on top of the original cue, but the snare drums aren't timed right so the distinct drum pattern becomes a mess throughout the cue. In addition, the percussion is now overpowering much of the orchestra.
It's clear, listening to the original cue from the 1987 OST, and comparing it to the percussion-only version that they were two separate recordings, not just an extraction of the percussion from the mix of the orchestra, just like 'Combat Drop'.
Here's an mp3 sample, where the original OST is presented first, and the 2001 Deluxe is second.
https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B_e89X0c3qVvNTRsVjBySTNQRUE/view?usp=sharing
It's not the entire cue, just a segment. You will hear the drum pattern more distinctly and is balanced with the orchestra in the original, but the deluxe is...not. They took the deluxe version and used it for the isolated score Blu-ray tracks, which were re-creations.
If you never heard the original version you wouldn't notice it wasn't meant to be that way, despite the fact that all the other cues don't have such overpowering percussion in them, making that cue on the deluxe stick out.
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Wow, I don't know...how did I never notice this before? I'll have to check my copies out when I get home, I guess.
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