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Oct 29, 2013 - 2:20 PM
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mstrox
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I just listened for the first time today, and I need to listen a few more times before I really get a firm grasp on everything, but I was surprised pleasantly about several things.
I've avoided a lot of early "Johnny" Williams under the assumption that it's more jazzy/lighter - which is not really my thing. And while that is SOMEWHAT the case with this, I found myself really enjoying it - both on its own, and as it fits into Williams' oeuvre. The Theft cues and the variations on that theme throughout the score are my favorite part - and the rest is really quite lovely. I'm going to reevaluate my past ignorance of early Williams and maybe pick up some of the older FSM releases I have been avoiding when the cash presents itself.
The sound quality of the film tracks was quite good, despite the disclaimer from Music Box. My headphones are not amazing, but I couldn't hear any of the dialogue bleed that they had mentioned. I still prefer the album tracks, I think, based on the presentation, but not on account of the sound quality.
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