Phew, here it finally is: A.I. Artificial Intelligence, composed by John Williams in 2001 for the movie of the same name by Steven Spielberg. For this Deluxe Edition I used my official CD and the 2-CD Academy Promo, the latter one in pristine lossless quality. The Promo was provided by a very good friend who went through great obstacles to obtain the files for me in lossless quality. As you all may know both the promo and the official were a complete mess. John Williams in his usual attempt to create a coherent listening experience while presenting everything musically important on one CD curiously failed here with both versions IMO. This score is much improved by chronological order, it plays much better that way. On the official CD there were two version of the song 'For Always" interspersed throughout the CD, perhaps to make it financially more appealing to mainstream audiences. Well, it didn�t work and on this version you can finally see what Williams actually attempted to do with his whole score: to create a cold and bleak vision of the future, not even the overly sweet ending feels out of place - it creates a somehow false sweetness. There is much irony to be found in this score and I must admit that I now think that it really is one of John Williams greatest works.

What I did (in the highest quality of course using 32/176.4 files and the best DSPs):

- matching the sound of the bootleg to the sound of the official CD
- ordering all the tracks according to this list: A.I. ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE (2001) � Complete Cue List � JOHN WILLIAMS Fan Network � JWFAN (http://www.jwfan.com/?p=3598) (this list apparently doesn�t describe the music used in the movie, it seems to use the cues as Williams intended them to be used)
- mixing and editing all the tracks according to the list above
- removing clicks in all the bootleg tracks (not audible over loudspeakers but very audible through headphones)
- reducing the dynamic of the music to make it more coherent (amplifies noise but greatly helps listening experience - it�s MUCH more coherent and fluid now)
- remastering the sound into something with slightly more colour and brilliance, the sound of the score should reflect the composition which is cold, intellectual, very post-modern and minimalistic
- some tracks were combined into bigger tracks when possible, I also kept two or three of the suites J.W. created because they were chronological and made sense

I wanted the cover to reflect the scores' intellectual approach - so I mainly used white which made sense to me when regarding on how many levels the score works (white is a mixture of all colours combined) and grey, sometimes with a slight hint of green (as you can witness above). White, grey and green have been used on the outside of the cover while the inside is much darker and much more colourful - the movie looked bleak on the outside but at its core used a strong and warm romanticism... sort of like an iPod with life in it. Nevertheless, softness and blur are employed as a means to dissolve the lines between rationality and emotion, also to make some pictures look more 'glassy' or creepy. This is also the first time I used a filmstill from the movie as my preferred front cover (the left one in the upper row). If you don�t like it you can use one of the other three covers: most of the time they reflect the recent design of the BluRay while one is an exact copy of the official cover (only with white instead of black).

Tracklist:

Disc 1

01. Cybertronics
02. A few simple Procedures
03. Hide and Seek
04. Imprinting David
05. Perfume & Will you die
06. Martin returns
07. Reading Stories & Eating
08. A Haircut & The Pool
09. A Drive & Abandonend in the Woods
10. The Moon Rising
11. We found him
12. Joe's Expertise & To Rouge City
13. Neither Flesh nor Blood

Disc 2

01. The Mecha World & Let's be Friends
02. Replicas
03. The search for the Blue Fairy
04. City under Ice
05. The Blue Fairy
06. David & The Supermecha
07. The Reunion
08. For Always
09. For Always (Solo)
10. Martin returns (Alternate)
11. The Search for the Blue Fairy (Alternate)
12. The Reunion (Alternate)




http://www.mirrorcreator.com/files/EVH1ANDT/CuteRobot.part1.rar_links
http://www.mirrorcreator.com/files/GHCZJ1CI/CuteRobot.part2.rar_links
http://www.mirrorcreator.com/files/17JME0MB/CuteRobot.part3.rar_links

Additional links kindly provided by Zaphod2010

http://www35.zippyshare.com/v/99380241/file.html
http://www38.zippyshare.com/v/22431167/file.html
http://www30.zippyshare.com/v/94218368/file.html


Pass: Supermecha

Have Fun!!

P.S.: As always, don�t ask for mp3s. Make them yourself. If you don�t know how google it, this should be common knowledge these days. When the archives are gone, they�re gone, I won�t upload them again. Someone else would�ve to do it should that become necessary. That�s what sharing is for, isn�t it? ;)

yayyyy! Super happy to have this edit. One of my all time fav scores. Thanks, Sonic!

Thanks a lot, loads of work gone into this. Looks interesting, off to download I go. :)

ps: that top left cover is fantastic, is there a high res in the DL?

[edited: to answer my own question, yes, yes there are scans and they're great. Looking forward to checking this out later, thanks again]

Another labor of love from SonicAdventure! Thank you, Sir! Much appreciated! :)

I am super pumped to check this one out! Thank you!

Thanks SonicAdventure. Great film and score, will be good to hear it in the correct order.

"There is much irony to be found in this score and I must admit that I now think that it really is one of John Williams greatest works."

Agreed. This came at a period when Williams was trying new things. This score along with Minority Report was Williams being more adventurous then what we were used to hearing. Perhaps he was challenging himself as well as the audience. It was certainly thrilling to hear.

This score has been a favorite of mine as well. Hard to imagine this was written along the same time as Harry Potter as the two couldn't be more different. Both brilliant in their respective ways.

Thanks for the work Sonic. I know it's going to sound amazing.

"There is much irony to be found in this score and I must admit that I now think that it really is one of John Williams greatest works."

Agreed. This came at a period when Williams was trying new things. This score along with Minority Report was Williams being more adventurous then what we were used to hearing. Perhaps he was challenging himself as well as the audience. It was certainly thrilling to hear.

This score has been a favorite of mine as well. Hard to imagine this was written along the same time as Harry Potter as the two couldn't be more different. Both brilliant in their respective ways.

Thanks for the work Sonic. I know it's going to sound amazing.

Don�t be so sure about my work. A friend of mine said to me while listening to it: "I never noticed the noisefloor before". He�s right, it�s really loud. But I wouldn�t wanna remove it since it sounds so natural and removing it would have taken away a lot of information.

I agree on the score, it really is a marvellous work. To find that out I had to do this edition, before I wasn�t aware and it has been a long time since I�ve last the movie on my DVD.

It sounds crisp to me. I can hear details in the instrumentation I've never heard before. I don't know what kind of recording technology they were using 11-12 years ago. I listen to Attack Of The Clones and it sounds like mud compared to something like Tintin. At least Minority Report sounds pretty good.

Yes the inclusion of the two pop songs (which never went anywhere pop-chart wise) on the the OR was a bad calculation on somebody's part. I guess they were hoping it would have been another "My Heart Will Go On." LOL.

This version sounds amazing. The piano cues are really pronounced.

Thanks a lot !!

Word of advice: avoid Queenshare if at all possible. This is to the downloaders, too. There are about 50 pop-ups, 5 or so videos, etc. just before you even get a chance to navigate around the site.

It sounds crisp to me. I can hear details in the instrumentation I've never heard before. I don't know what kind of recording technology they were using 11-12 years ago. I listen to Attack Of The Clones and it sounds like mud compared to something like Tintin. At least Minority Report sounds pretty good.

Yes the inclusion of the two pop songs (which never went anywhere pop-chart wise) on the the OR was a bad calculation on somebody's part. I guess they were hoping it would have been another "My Heart Will Go On." LOL.

This version sounds amazing. The piano cues are really pronounced.

Thank you. The piano indeed sounded muted on the official CD and I didn�t like it. But it�s funny... the sonic signature I was trying to copy a bit was the one from 'Attack of the Clones' - it�s not the most balanced sound but very tasty nonetheless and one of the best sounding CDs around. The mud you refer to is probably the huge amount of reverbaration which can occasionally hinder detail and "raw" power of recorded music. Tintin for example has much less reverbaration and therefore much better instrument separation and detail - even though the stage impression suffers. It�s really about the balance... with Episode II Shawn Murphy was trying to imitate the sound engineered by Eric Tomlinson for the first Star Wars movies - and this is audible because I think he succeeded and even improved on that particular sound.

Anyway, I�m glad you like it!

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Word of advice: avoid Queenshare if at all possible. This is to the downloaders, too. There are about 50 pop-ups, 5 or so videos, etc. just before you even get a chance to navigate around the site.

I�d use JDownloader. But in the future I�ll avoid Queenshare, that�s for sure.

I was listening to my old promo score two weeks ago and thought it would really deserve this kind of treatment, so thanks SO much!

This is an excellent share!
Thank you very much, once again.

Many thanks for this, your hard work is very much appreciated.

Awesome work as always! Thanks so much! :)

great, i have been waiting for a long time to listen to a good version of AI...i have a 3 CD version but it is kind of messy.
And the top left cover is absolutely amazing, i will definitely use that one

Clearly a labor of love! I wonder what's next?

Nice work you're doing! First Atlantis and now this!

Can't wait to listen to this! Easily one of JW's best works. Thank you for all the time spent and all the love put into this!

THANKS! I love SA Deluxe Editions!

Thank you for this deluxe edition.

Wonderful share - and thank you for lossless!

Thanks for this one :) will be an interesting listen
And another word of advice - Hipfile - no matter what i clicked i ended up with a download of that ilivid thing. Gave up after a while... GE.TT worked very well though, one click and the download was running at good speed

You are the best! Thank you so much!

I really appreciate your effort. But the End Credits cue (Where Dreams are Born) is missing.

Thanks I Love your deluxe editions!

Well, from my brief picking through it, I can tell you it sounds a lot better than the low quality edit I had. Thanks a bunch!

I really appreciate your effort. But the End Credits cue (Where Dreams are Born) is missing.

You�re the first to notice ;). I did not include it because the score gets very syrup-y at its end and without the movie the listener drowns in sugar. And my aim always is to create a version of a score that one can listen to in one go without the need to jump a track ahead. I really felt that the music was redundant so the End Credits were gone. But you can include it if you like, the 2nd CD does have enough space left.

BTW, I really appreciate that you�re all thanking me so nicely. I hoped you�d have fun!

You�re the first to notice ;). I did not include it because the score gets very syrup-y at its end and without the movie the listener drowns in sugar. And my aim always is to create a version of a score that one can listen to in one go without the need to jump a track ahead. I really felt that the music was redundant so the End Credits were gone. But you can include it if you like, the 2nd CD does have enough space left.

BTW, I really appreciate that you�re all thanking me so nicely. I hoped you�d have fun!

Hehehe I understand what you mean. But I like that feeling when you see the movie. You know, when the tears wanna go out from your eyes! I personally believe it's a John William's modus operandi to play with audience feelings in the End Credits, many movies have this pattern, like Jaws, after all the action the movie ends with a nice, soft and sweet cue. E.T. The Extra-Terrestrial have this pattern too.

In your Deluxe Edition the pattern it's missing. But your work it's impressive. It doesn't follow exactly the movie because you know, some cues are missing even from the Academy Promo and the bootleg, but I really enjoyed listening. Thanks for your comment!

In your Deluxe Edition the pattern it's missing. But your work it's impressive. It doesn't follow exactly the movie because you know, some cues are missing even from the Academy Promo and the bootleg, but I really enjoyed listening. Thanks for your comment!

You�re right. I personally don�t mind - but if some people do they can still add the desired tracks. They won�t sound like the rest and will be missing on the back cover but in my experience this isn�t a problem most of the time. And I noticed the missing tracks too. But since I rarely use tracks from DVD/BluRay coming from the surround channels or from something similar because of awful sound quality I have to call this edition 'expanded' which it surely is compared to the official version.

You�re right. I personally don�t mind - but if some people do they can still add the desired tracks. They won�t sound like the rest and will be missing on the back cover but in my experience this isn�t a problem most of the time. And I noticed the missing tracks too. But since I rarely use tracks from DVD/BluRay coming from the surround channels or from something similar because of awful sound quality I have to call this edition 'expanded' which it surely is compared to the official version.

Your work is awesome! The amount of music in the official rel�ase was awful, and the DVD Audio version was terrible, just upmixed from Stereo. This can be the definitive edition =D

Your work is awesome! The amount of music in the official rel�ase was awful, and the DVD Audio version was terrible, just upmixed from Stereo. This can be the definitive edition =D

Just expanded ;) But thanks. You�re right, the DVD Audio was indeed horrible. I bought it right before I started working on this edition... I wanted to have the best quality at least for some tracks and a reference to model all other files after. But I returned it an hour later because not even the 2-channel part was high definition. Even though the music probably was recorded either that way or analogue. The DVD Audio was a fake while they could have made it really good. Disappointing.

Thank you. The piano indeed sounded muted on the official CD and I didn�t like it. But it�s funny... the sonic signature I was trying to copy a bit was the one from 'Attack of the Clones' - it�s not the most balanced sound but very tasty nonetheless and one of the best sounding CDs around. The mud you refer to is probably the huge amount of reverbaration which can occasionally hinder detail and "raw" power of recorded music. Tintin for example has much less reverbaration and therefore much better instrument separation and detail - even though the stage impression suffers. It�s really about the balance... with Episode II Shawn Murphy was trying to imitate the sound engineered by Eric Tomlinson for the first Star Wars movies - and this is audible because I think he succeeded and even improved on that particular sound.

Anyway, I�m glad you like it!

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I�d use JDownloader. But in the future I�ll avoid Queenshare, that�s for sure.

Now that I've had a day to think on it, I think I might have used the wrong word when I referred to AOTC as sounding like "mud." I think SOFT might be a better term. The CD does have some great audio statements - a few blasts in Chase Through Courasant and the End Credits track sounds incredible. It is certainly nowhere near ROTJ awfulness.

But this isn't about AOTC. It's about this extraordinary version of A.I. You know where one can really hear the difference in sound quality? The Track "The Mecha World & Let's be Friends." It's like new life has been infused into this incredible piece of music.

Thanks for the all the hard work Sonic. Can't wait to listen to this!

Hehehe I understand what you mean. But I like that feeling when you see the movie. You know, when the tears wanna go out from your eyes! I personally believe it's a John William's modus operandi to play with audience feelings in the End Credits, many movies have this pattern, like Jaws, after all the action the movie ends with a nice, soft and sweet cue. E.T. The Extra-Terrestrial have this pattern too.


I know what you mean but I think in the case of E.T. the end credits music was more to make people smile after uncontrollable crying for 5 minutes. In the case of Schindler's List though I think the intention was for the viewer (and listener) to collect oneself from the previous 3 hours they were witness to. I always enjoy JW's end credits suites because you never know which direction he'll go. Sometimes he'll go soft for an action movie (Minority Report) and sometimes he'll go exuberant for a somber drama (Empire Of The Sun.) One never knows when it comes to maestro Williams.

I didn't enjoy the edit you had, Gdeiz, but to me this sounds also much better than the promo. Thanks, SonicAdventure.

thanks, :)

So, uh, anybody have "Where Drams Are Born" in FLAC so I can add it to my set?

Hallo, I also have the DVD-A version of this soundtrack, but haven't really listened to it since my surround sound system is in the living room, where I don't listen to music that much. Now I never have to after getting this - cheers!

Hallo, I also have the DVD-A version of this soundtrack, but haven't really listened to it since my surround sound system is in the living room, where I don't listen to music that much. Now I never have to after getting this - cheers!

You won�t need to listen to your DVD-A - this will sound much better, I promise.

Thanks a lot !

Thanks Sonic! :)

It's fine public service you're doing for our niche here. Very nice work. I hope you're enjoying yourself. If I may make a request for another project I know will also get raves here is Tron: Legacy. Now that there's a glut of material out for it at varying consistency it's very much in need of your personal touch - whenever you can get around to it that is.

Wow! This is a labor of love. Absolutely fantastic! Million thanks.

It's fine public service you're doing for our niche here. Very nice work. I hope you're enjoying yourself. If I may make a request for another project I know will also get raves here is Tron: Legacy. Now that there's a glut of material out for it at varying consistency it's very much in need of your personal touch - whenever you can get around to it that is.

Funny you should mention Tron..... I brought it up in Sonic's "Salt" thread (http://forums.ffshrine.org/f92/salt-deluxe-edition-james-newton-howard-flac-126896/#post2263197).

Thanks so much Sonic, your versions have such clarity!

Many thanks! Excellent work!

All I can do is echo the sentiments of others (that's what I get by coming in late on the thread :P ).

It's apparent from the amount of detail and the depth you've gone to that this has been a 'Labor of Love' for you :)

"A.I." has long been one of my favorites among JW's many favorite scores, and it will be terrific to listen to your interpretation of it.

Thank You so much, SonicAdventure :)

All I can do is echo the sentiments of others (that's what I get by coming in late on the thread :P ).

It's apparent from the amount of detail and the depth you've gone to that this has been a 'Labor of Love' for you :)

"A.I." has long been one of my favorites among JW's many favorite scores, and it will be terrific to listen to your interpretation of it.

Thank You so much, SonicAdventure :)

And THANK YOU for providing additional download links! :)

Just amazing. This is the edition the most appealing score by John Williams deserved.
Great work, SonicAdventure. Thank you so much!

Thank you for another deluxe edition, cant wait to listen to it, from what you described should be quite good :)

Thanks a lot! This truely is one of JW's best works!!

Excellent work mate. Thanks very much. As you say, fantastic score with great atonal and melodic diversity

Thank you so much for your hard work! Really love this score, and I wish it was more widely recognized as one of JW's best. Only problem is that Monica's Theme always ALWAYS makes me cry - not usually brought to tears by music/ the movies but this score gets me every time!

Many thanx for your work. And of course to JW for this music.

Thank you!

Great effort, thanks!

Thanks

Is this still available at any of the better upload sites? The zippyshare and most of the mirrorcreator appear to have expired, and the one or two that are left are about 2 hours per segment. Did I hear something about additional download links? :)

Ok for anyone who is planning to download this, go for the ge.tt option in mirrorcreator. All 3 parts can be downloaded simultaneously in under an hour.

Great post! Thanks a bunch!

Thanks!

Mirror 320kbps:
AI.zip (298,88 MB) - uploaded.net (http://uploaded.net/file/hyp6oc1x)

Thank you Sonic for the original post and miggyb for pointing to the active links

thanks :)

Great stuff, thanks

Thank you, Sonic!

great. 10x!

Thanks Sonic and tapoktro!

Thank you SonicAdventure!

Does anyone happen to have part 2 still available? For some reason, mine didn't download all the way and all I have is the re-uploaded original untouched promo to work with. I don't have the time to re-edit it like SonicAdventure did so thanks in advance.

thank you sonic :)

Wonderful! Thank you :-)

Does anyone happen to have part 2 still available? For some reason, mine didn't download all the way

The three links on ge.tt are still working.

yes links are still ok!!!

I can't get any to work for me.

And these urls? (link goes to the same image, just to hide it from outside)

()

Right now they are active and I have no problem with jdownloader or chrome.

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Mirror here (same files, same password):


CuteRobot.part1.rar | Uloz.to (http://ulozto.net/xZGWQkPv/cuterobot-part1-rar) (190.0 MiB)
CuteRobot.part2.rar | Uloz.to (http://ulozto.net/xSoM5WDH/cuterobot-part2-rar) (190.0 MiB)
CuteRobot.part3.rar | Uloz.to (http://ulozto.net/xm7emF5o/cuterobot-part3-rar) (188.9 MiB)

Merci

And this Mega link should endure after the others expire.

https://mega.co.nz/#!SVUwGQYR!ruP-pDl3C5gg6dJ6Q84GlAgsozCCim1Kcz82vsYYVKs

All thanks to Sonic for his many great shares.

Awesome thanks Kooke and ribonucleic!!!

The re-shares are brilliant and truly fantastic!

I have one question: why this sudden resparked interest in the score? I mean, this score has been released by me one and a half year ago and some people thanking kooke and ribonucleic have been here much longer. This isn�t criticism, I�d just like to know if there was any reason for the hesitation when it first came out (so that I can anticipate it for my next release).

Too many threads and not enough time to work and find things quick enough. I'm a year late and a lot of dollars short. Takes me a while, still trying to catch up with releases I like and I'm usually late. Thanks very much SonicAdventure for the Share. It's much appreciated!

why this sudden resparked interest in the score? I mean, this score has been released by me one and a half year ago and some people thanking kooke and ribonucleic have been here much longer..

I can't speak for the others, of course. But after coldblackice bumped your Bourne Supremacy Deluxe Edition yesterday, I remembered how great the one for King Kong was and figured I'd review your post history to see which others I might want.*

I don't remember if I spotted this one when it debuted but I would have skipped it if I had - since I hated the movie so much. But after reading the Filmtracks review that claimed it's what a Kubrick/Williams collaboration would have sounded like, I had to hear for myself.

* I was too late for The Fury, whose thread I just bumped.

Too many threads and not enough time to work and find things quick enough. I'm a year late and a lot of dollars short. Takes me a while, still trying to catch up with releases I like and I'm usually late. Thanks very much SonicAdventure for the Share. It's much appreciated!

That explains it. Thanks for the answer.

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I can't speak for the others, of course. But after coldblackice bumped your Bourne Supremacy Deluxe Edition yesterday, I remembered how great the one for King Kong was and figured I'd review your post history to see which others I might want.*

I don't remember if I spotted this one when it debuted but I would have skipped it if I had - since I hated the movie so much. But after reading the Filmtracks review that claimed it's what a Kubrick/Williams collaboration would have sounded like, I had to hear for myself.

* I was too late for The Fury, whose thread I just bumped.

That explains it too. Thank you. BTW, I think you won�t be successful with The Fury, it didn�t create much interest anyway.

About A.I.: just think, that David the Mecha dies at the end of the movie... the whole movie will look much bleaker. Could have actually been meant this way as this kind of ambiguous ending would be typical for Spielberg.

I think you won�t be successful with The Fury, it didn�t create much interest anyway.

Someone from the thread was kind enough to fix me up.

Thank yoy, thank you, thank you so much !!!

BTW, you are now able to vote for a score I then shall turn into a Deluxe Edition. Do it here: http://forums.ffshrine.org/f2/%5Bpoll%5D-ask-sonicadventure-deluxe-edition-your-favorite-179037/#post2758074

Wow, thanks (again) SonicAdventure for your incredible work!
Haven't seen the thread before, so thanks a lot to the re-uploader, too!
One of my favorite Williams-scores, I looove it's beautiful mother/fairy-theme!! :)

thanks + 1 :)

Thanks!

I agree, too many threads and not enough time to read all the details of each stuff.
The details are very important when is not an official release.

I would like to hear a stuff like this (in a "deluxe" way) in:
- the sugarland express
- dracula
- the witches of eastwick
all of them from Williams, of course.
Cheers.

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... and what about "Close encounters..."?
There is a bootleg which claims to have 15 unreleased cues and alternate tracks but all i could get in internet has a very poor sound quality.

Thanks!!!

Thanks for the work.

Regards.

Boring music, gay movie

Thanks so much Sonic for taking the time to edit this and to ribonucleic for the mega reupload! Many thanks to you both!

Boring music, gay movie

Your Avatar for sure fits.

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I agree, too many threads and not enough time to read all the details of each stuff.
The details are very important when is not an official release.

I would like to hear a stuff like this (in a "deluxe" way) in:
- the sugarland express
- dracula
- the witches of eastwick
all of them from Williams, of course.
Cheers.

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... and what about "Close encounters..."?
There is a bootleg which claims to have 15 unreleased cues and alternate tracks but all i could get in internet has a very poor sound quality.

Didn�t even see this... sorry.

I�ve never heard 'Sugarland Express' nor 'Dracula'. 'Witches of Eastwick'... well, I�ve thought about it. Stupid enough, I�ve sold my complete score long ago. And frankly, the quality of that complete version has always been good enough. Yes, there are some issues but those can be ignored IMO.

'Close Encounters'... I thought it already was complete? Anyway, I�m afraid that 'early' Williams isn�t exactly my cup of tea.

What's your problem?

This little one's not worth the effort.

Want to havbe Fair Game sessions by Mancina?

Will be curious to hear what people think of the brand-new La-La Land Records 3-CD release of "AI". Curious how it will compare to Sonic's Deluxe Edition, in terms of content/sound quality, etc.

there's so much more out now and we have more imformation as to cue titles and can see a lot more the editing that went into crafting the final score as heard

And this Mega link should endure after the others expire.

https://mega.co.nz/#!SVUwGQYR!ruP-pDl3C5gg6dJ6Q84GlAgsozCCim1Kcz82vsYYVKs

Thank you once again Sonic for a great Deluxe Edition :D

And thanks to ribonucleic for the re-up :)

Absolutely agree!!!! Hurray for the solidarity in the forum!!! :)

thanks

re-up, please? I would appreciate it ;)

re-up, please? I would appreciate it ;)

Why would you need this? LaLaLand has released their own version which contains even more music and also might sound better (never heard it).

Why would you need this? LaLaLand has released their own version which contains even more music and also might sound better (never heard it).

Never heard of it, I should check out llland store now... Thanks for response

Never heard of it, I should check out llland store now... Thanks for response

I didn't mean to be rude. But... in case one of my Editions gets superseeded by an official one, I recommend that one instead. Since most of the times my versions are turned redundant (exception would be Superman Returns, LLL released a very awful sounding version).

I didn't know that you knew that i knew you were rude ;) But there are better versions of yours ;) not only Superman, but Rambo II etc.
And I found llland version here on forums already... Good night ;)