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I have 6 sealed copies of the LP.... anyone know if they're worth anything?
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Why reversed? The tracklisting is the same. Original album first (1-12, stereo), soundtrack next (13-32, mono). The Intrada-CD is "Temporarily out of stock" since some time. It seems new copies are available soon.
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Why reversed? The tracklisting is the same. Original album first (1-12, stereo), soundtrack next (13-32, mono). The Intrada-CD is "Temporarily out of stock" since some time. It seems new copies are available soon.
Ah, okay, see it now. The listing on SAE says Original Soundtrack, was thinking that was the album listings. I'll be okay. Didn't realize it had been out of stock for quite some time.
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The main theme to Chinatown, I'd easily put in my top 3 favorite cues by Jerry.
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Aug 27, 2019 - 7:01 PM
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OnyaBirri
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With the Intrada, you can easily insert the extra music into the stereo LP sequence and it sounds fine. This is what I did. The source music on the LP always felt very jarring to me, so I removed it.
Jarring is right. Out of curiousity how did you sequence the tracks?
So I have revisited this score, and I decided that after all, I do like the two solo piano standards, but not "I Can't Get Started."
I took the five short cues from the film version and combined them to create two tracks I had to use liberal crossfading, because the CD contains too much dead air sequenced into the tracks.
I retained the LP lineup.
So, for the third track on side 1, I have "Mulwray's Office/Midnight Swim/No Trespassing" clocking in at 2:35.
Then, on side 2, for the fourth track, I have "Second Thoughts/It's Not Worth It," clocking in at 2:09.
So, I end up with 13 tracks at 33 minutes.
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The main theme to Chinatown, I'd easily put in my top 3 favorite cues by Jerry.
Trumpet solo by Uan Rasey is beautifully performed.
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CHINATOWN is among my all time favorite movies and all time favorite film scores. I very much enjoyed the Intrada expanded edition for the additional cues, especially the music at the orange groves, but that's just because I am a die hard fan of this score.
The original LP cut for CHINATOWN was excellently done, I love how cues like "Noah Cross" I+II etc. are combined on the original LP, and I return often to that when listening.
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