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ScoJo wrote:Oh dayumm!!I have nothing to compare it to unfortunately, this is my only copy of Halloween I on vinyl.
Dare we enquire how mastered-from-movie-stems is holding up to your scrutiny? Comparison to Varese OG/previous Mondo edition?
SO. MANY. QUESTIONS!!!
ScoJo wrote:Oh dayumm!!I’ll fill you in later @scojo. Mine came in the mail today as well. Giving it a spin later.
Dare we enquire how mastered-from-movie-stems is holding up to your scrutiny? Comparison to Varese OG/previous Mondo edition?
SO. MANY. QUESTIONS!!!
ScoJo wrote:Oh dayumm!!Gonna need some damn answers up in here. I don't think mine has even shipped yet!
Dare we enquire how mastered-from-movie-stems is holding up to your scrutiny? Comparison to Varese OG/previous Mondo edition?
SO. MANY. QUESTIONS!!!
static14 wrote:Please do, Brother S! I fear I'll be waiting a little while for my retail pre-order to actually show up, and these questions need addressing!! :)ScoJo wrote:Oh dayumm!!I’ll fill you in later @scojo. Mine came in the mail today as well. Giving it a spin later.
Dare we enquire how mastered-from-movie-stems is holding up to your scrutiny? Comparison to Varese OG/previous Mondo edition?
SO. MANY. QUESTIONS!!!
Revolver_OcelScott wrote:Well I'm holding you personally responsible for me not obtaining this then :P I did see that Jon asked on twitter if people were interested in a repressing but I didn't see a huge response which bummed me out. I can dream though.inksb wrote: So fucking jealous of this one. I really wish Tiger Lab would repress that. I had a copy in my cart a few weeks ago when they put a few copies on their site and they had a bad redirect in the buying process when switching from Paypal back to their site (spelling error in cart I believe) and I missed out, I should just put my credit card into the site. I was pretty upset at that because it was in my cart, I had already finished the paypal process but I couldn't' actually get back to tiger lab to complete the purchase properly :(I bought it during that rush too. Just sat on their website f5ing like mad and managed to grab it. I don't doubt that they'll repress it. They've been asking people if they want them to
ScoJo wrote:I love this movie and score unconditionally. Waxwork have effin' crushed it with their expanded reissue - Killian Eng straight up murdering fools with his artwork as ever. Hi-gloss gatefold sleeve is built like a vinyl fortress, housing and protecting The Precious. Mastering and pressing are world class. It might have cost me over 40 bones here across the pond, but I feel every penny of the outlay in this top notch release.Good to hear that's a great release, it's the only one I'm interested out of the three they did in that batch. I prefer DW's Profondo Rosso tracklist and art compared to WW. And Inferno isn't a score I listen to often enough to spend the money on it.
This score is phantastic! Phenomenal, even...
static14 wrote:Wow! That is truly fascinating... as @deaf says, it's odd that there is bleed, considering stems were used in the mastering - I think there is, perhaps, a little more to this story than Messers DW and Howarth are letting on ;)
Nice and quiet pressing (The splatter at least). There is some light tape hiss during some cues.
During “Michael kills Judith” you can very faintly hear Judith call out Michael’s name at the point in the cue when she is stabbed. Like really faint and muffled.
So far a very interesting listen to say the least. :)
UPDATE: a few other instances of really faint muffled dialogue bleed through.
UPDATE 2: creaking door and some more faint dialogue. Dog barking. Annie on the phone. All faint, but it’s there.
ScoJo wrote:*ahem*static14 wrote:Wow! That is truly fascinating... as @deaf says, it's odd that there is bleed, considering stems were used in the mastering - I think there is, perhaps, a little more to this story than Messers DW and Howarth are letting on ;)
Nice and quiet pressing (The splatter at least). There is some light tape hiss during some cues.
During “Michael kills Judith” you can very faintly hear Judith call out Michael’s name at the point in the cue when she is stabbed. Like really faint and muffled.
So far a very interesting listen to say the least. :)
UPDATE: a few other instances of really faint muffled dialogue bleed through.
UPDATE 2: creaking door and some more faint dialogue. Dog barking. Annie on the phone. All faint, but it’s there.
deafmetal wrote:@inks - They look great on the wall:It is foggy as heck here, too. Quite the Autumn here in Cascadia.
@ScoJo - My fog-shrouded street is covered in fallen leaves... perfect day staying home with these albums on the stereo.
deafmetal wrote:@inks - They look great on the wall:oh now look at that beut!
@ScoJo - My fog-shrouded street is covered in fallen leaves... perfect day staying home with these albums on the stereo.
deafmetal wrote:@inks - They look great on the wall:You are a painter, my brother.
@ScoJo - My fog-shrouded street is covered in fallen leaves... perfect day staying home with these albums on the stereo.
Mateo Sanboval wrote:Hmm... another painter of pictures.deafmetal wrote:@inks - They look great on the wall:It is foggy as heck here, too. Quite the Autumn here in Cascadia.
@ScoJo - My fog-shrouded street is covered in fallen leaves... perfect day staying home with these albums on the stereo.
deafmetal wrote:@inks - They look great on the wall:ahhh, the Japanese import no less.
@ScoJo - My fog-shrouded street is covered in fallen leaves... perfect day staying home with these albums on the stereo.
