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inksb wrote:Halloween IV & V are up for sale. I just grabbed both and the box set. $69 shipped in the US. I fully expected Mondo to charge us for $12-$15 for shipping so I'm pretty happy about that.I grabbed it too, added Boogeyman and it jumped the shipping from $9.00 to $17.08. Shot them an email because that obviously not right.
Revolver_OcelScott wrote:Also, love the gatefold artwork!inksb wrote:Halloween IV & V are up for sale. I just grabbed both and the box set. $69 shipped in the US. I fully expected Mondo to charge us for $12-$15 for shipping so I'm pretty happy about that.I grabbed it too, added Boogeyman and it jumped the shipping from $9.00 to $17.08. Shot them an email because that obviously not right.
Mateo Sanboval wrote:I held off for my aforementioned reasons, but I think I'll reconsider closer to the fall. I spent ten hours in the Sun on a ninety some odd degree day today. Halloween was not the music I was listening to.No, no, no... of course not, thats "The Thing" weather for sure. :)
Hatter313 wrote:It's been raining since Sunday here, i haven't seen the sun in days :(Sounds dreamy right about now. Another summer of drought and scorching temps over here.
deafmetal wrote:Haha, Oh make no mistake sir, we haven’t escaped the heat in the least....it’s just also been very....moist.Hatter313 wrote:It's been raining since Sunday here, i haven't seen the sun in days :(Sounds dreamy right about now. Another summer of drought and scorching temps over here.
Revolver_OcelScott wrote:http://www.twoheadeddog.com/halloween-4 ... ctors-box/These are the retail variants. I wouldn't be surprised if all of the retail variants end up this color.
So Two Headed Dog has images of the vinyl color being full orange instead of split.
Mateo Sanboval wrote:Gotcha, I thought maybe it was for the preorders that Mondo listed after the sell out, but saw those were the split color as well. Makes sense.Revolver_OcelScott wrote:http://www.twoheadeddog.com/halloween-4 ... ctors-box/These are the retail variants. I wouldn't be surprised if all of the retail variants end up this color.
So Two Headed Dog has images of the vinyl color being full orange instead of split.
334578rpm wrote:Death Waltz showing off 3 different colors for H3.My guess: Single LP repress of the expanded remastered LP they dropped a few years back on skeleton, pumpkin, and witch mask variant vinylz.
https://www.instagram.com/p/BmdnvwCBJaF
3 different variants? Some kinds of mega triple lp? 3 unique mixes?
We'll see soon I guess...
Mateo Sanboval wrote:My guess: Single LP repress of the expanded remastered LP they dropped a few years back on skeleton, pumpkin, and witch mask variant vinylz.This is my guess as well. I do not believe a 3LP would fit inside that slip case with all the other albums, and even if they used every bit of material from Howarth's archives, that still might not take up six full sides unless it was cut at 45rpm.
deafmetal wrote:I do not believe a 3LP would fit inside that slip case with all the other albums, and even if they used every bit of material from Howarth's archives, that still might not take up six full sides unless it was cut at 45rpm.Knowing how highly Spencer regards this score, a 3x LP expanded wouldn't surprise me at all.
Speaking of, anybody have a breakdown of the Howarth expanded CD vs the Death Waltz edition?
Bezulsqy wrote:The label in the instagram picture show 33 rpmAha!!
If they are doing different variants I would have loved seeing a split version one to complement 4 and 5.
ScoJo wrote:Great info as per, ScoJ. To add on, I believe the different titles are only part of the confusion. I believe some of the "never released before" cuts found in the DWRC LP are different versions of cuts that appear on the expanded CD. And there is still a cut or two that hasn't appeared anywhere in the form they appear in the film. This is a wild business.deafmetal wrote:I do not believe a 3LP would fit inside that slip case with all the other albums, and even if they used every bit of material from Howarth's archives, that still might not take up six full sides unless it was cut at 45rpm.Knowing how highly Spencer regards this score, a 3x LP expanded wouldn't surprise me at all.
Speaking of, anybody have a breakdown of the Howarth expanded CD vs the Death Waltz edition?
There's around 70mins of music on the expanded 2007 CD, and a further 6x extra unreleased tracks on the DW repress - a total of 31 tracks out there currently. That works out just fine at around 15 mins per side of a triple 45rpm release.
Comparison between the CD and the previous DW re-issue (that inc 10x extra tracks over their 1st repress of the MCA tracklist, with 6x being 'previously unreleased') are tricky, as I think some re-titling has also gone on- there are track titles on the DW that aren't on the CD, and vice versa. (The CD has a total of 25 tracks over 22 on the DW)
You'd have to side-by-side (and track-by-track) compare the two to actually figure out how much crossover material there is/which tracks are different and/or unique to each version, and which just have diff titles!!
I'll throw my hat in and say I'm quietly hopeful for a 3xLP release :D
2007 CD Tracklist: 2014 expanded DW version:
Mateo Sanboval wrote:And I say gawdammn!ScoJo wrote:Great info as per, ScoJ. To add on, I believe the different titles are only part of the confusion. I believe some of the "never released before" cuts found in the DWRC LP are different versions of cuts that appear on the expanded CD. And there is still a cut or two that hasn't appeared anywhere in the form they appear in the film. This is a wild business.deafmetal wrote:I do not believe a 3LP would fit inside that slip case with all the other albums, and even if they used every bit of material from Howarth's archives, that still might not take up six full sides unless it was cut at 45rpm.Knowing how highly Spencer regards this score, a 3x LP expanded wouldn't surprise me at all.
Speaking of, anybody have a breakdown of the Howarth expanded CD vs the Death Waltz edition?
There's around 70mins of music on the expanded 2007 CD, and a further 6x extra unreleased tracks on the DW repress - a total of 31 tracks out there currently. That works out just fine at around 15 mins per side of a triple 45rpm release.
Comparison between the CD and the previous DW re-issue (that inc 10x extra tracks over their 1st repress of the MCA tracklist, with 6x being 'previously unreleased') are tricky, as I think some re-titling has also gone on- there are track titles on the DW that aren't on the CD, and vice versa. (The CD has a total of 25 tracks over 22 on the DW)
You'd have to side-by-side (and track-by-track) compare the two to actually figure out how much crossover material there is/which tracks are different and/or unique to each version, and which just have diff titles!!
I'll throw my hat in and say I'm quietly hopeful for a 3xLP release :D
2007 CD Tracklist: 2014 expanded DW version:
