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I just got mine. I'm not crazy about the sound to be perfectly frank. It's drenched in reverb (like Poltergeist II or the 70s Bond scores). It's great to finally have it, but in terms of sound/overall blend, the Varese CD is better.
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I don't hear any reverb. This is an excellent sounding CD. The sound is upfront and clear.
You honestly don't hear any reverb? It's as plain as day to me.
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I have to concur it's one of the "wetter"-sounding CD releases I've heard in recent years, but I like reverb myself, and in this case it suits the fantasy aspect of the music. A wonderful score (I describe it as "Heavy Metal for kids") and terrific release all-round.
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So, I guess I can put this release on the back burner now, until Intrada announces that it is going to go out of print,
then I can get it?
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From what I can hear from the clips there doesn't seem to be any reverb. I may not be an astute listener, but I can tell it sounds very good from those clips.
Now there some people who complaining about not using the original poster art for the cover when this first came out. Well, I was looking through the concept art section of my DVD copy of the film and found a concept art painting of the cauldron that looked almost exactly like the new cover art. So if they had to choose something that was not the original poster art, at least they chose some good concept art.
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