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Thanks for this.

Holy shit !!!!!!!!!!!!!

Many many many many thanks !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

is this the Original soundtrack from 1993?

Thank you for this!

Looking around online, it doesn't seem like there will be a CD release any time soon.
That's too bad. Although iTunes is a commercial success, they should really allow digital purchase in the Apple Lossless formats.

is this the Original soundtrack from 1993?

Yes, with 4 new bonus tracks of previously unreleased music (unreleased as in not on previous commercial albums; NOT as in bootleg or other crap).
"a total of 11 minutes of unreleased music" (unreleased as in not on previous commercial albums; NOT as in bootleg or other crap).

Read more info here. (http://anonym.to/?http://www.jwfan.com/?p=5490)

TRACK LISTING

Original Album Tracks (remastered)

01. Opening Titles (0:32)
02. Theme From Jurassic Park (3:25)
03. Incident At Isla Nublar (5:18)
04. Journey To The Island (8:52)
05. The Raptor Attack (2:48)
06. Hatching Baby Raptor (3:19)
07. Welcome To Jurassic Park (7:53
08. My Friend, The Brachiosaurus (4:13)
09. Dennis Steals The Embryo (5:01)
10. A Tree For My Bed (2:09)
11. High-Wire Stunts (4:08)
12. Remembering Petticoat Lane (2:46)
13. Jurassic Park Gate (2:01)
14. Eye To Eye (6:31)
15. T-Rex Rescue & Finale (7:41)
16. End Credits (3:24)

Bonus Tracks (unreleased) (unreleased as in not on previous commercial albums; NOT as in bootleg or other crap).

17. The History Lesson (2:28)
18. Stalling Around (2:32)
19. The Coming Storm (3:58)
20. Hungry Raptor (2:05)

Buh-yoootee. Four unreleased tracks from this masterpiece is the equivalent of getting the complete recording sessions from a lot of other scores. Thanks!

From what i am reading in forums, Coming Storm combines 3 different cues, one of which is the T-Rex Chase..

**we're gonna need a better cover**

From what i am reading in forums, Coming Storm combines 3 different cues, one of which is the T-Rex Chase..

:laugh: I stopped reading the forums about it. they got carried away and obsessed with "slate numbers" and other stuff.
But useful to know. Will be interesting to listen to in album form~

**we're gonna need a better cover**

inj 3D. :ashine:

I know. Instead of making the film 3-D, let's replace all dinosaurs with correct versions. You know, actual dinosaurs and not Hollywood movie monsters. "course the Raptors would be less than half that size and feathered. And, even the Rex may have had some feathering. It would be funny so see Grant and them running from a pack of turkey sized feathered raptors....JP: The Unseen Footage...

**we're gonna need a better cover**

That's what I'm saying. A "New and Improved!" yellow strip across the top just doesn't cut it.

Great! Hope we'll get a flac version ^^

Great! Hope we'll get a flac version ^^

It's iTunes digital-only. Not a chance.

They tallied it up, and with this, we're only missing about 2:40 of the score now.

we're only missing about 2:40 of the score now.

:erm: Was the score really that short lived? :confused:
I haven't really paid that much attention.
I was too captivated by the hollywood sparkles of the dinosaurs.
and the sound effects.

Yes, although the whole thing is pieced together mess now. **sigh**

:erm: Was the score really that short lived? :confused:
I haven't really paid that much attention.
I was too captivated by the hollywood sparkles of the dinosaurs.
and the sound effects.

:? Dinosaurs? What dinosaurs? You know, theropod hands were held with palms facing each other. Think clapping and not slapping. In order to get their hands to be held the way they do in the movie, you would have to break their wrists. So, basically, no way a "raptor" could open the door.....

Although, the broken hands would explain the perpetual grumpiness of all the meat eaters through out the film.

I think they're grumpy due to the "no females allowed" rule enforced by InGen.

I think they're grumpy due to the "no females allowed" rule enforced by InGen.

It's the other way around: no males.

The other way around: no males.

I only had 3 cups of coffee so far.
:smrt:

:erm: Not that that explains anything or anything...

Dino Nerd-ette has had no coffee yet. Ran out yesterday...:( :sad:

Thanks! This was a nice surprise. Hopefully a lossless version is in the works or, better yet, a physical release. These tracks do sound really good, though.

The sound is very good on these, but don't throw out your CDs folks! There are glitches on tracks 12 and 13.

Thanks for the info! BTW, I don't remenber "Hungry Raptor" in the movie, maybe is it a concert suite or a rejected cue?

Amazing share!!! Thanks a lot :)

The sound is very good on these, but don't throw out your CDs folks! There are glitches on tracks 12 and 13.

I haven't heard any glitches on those tracks.
Can you specify the times where they are heard?

It might be your media player not using enough buffers to playback properly.
Are you on a single-core processor machine?
AAC/M4A formats generally make most media players work extra hard for some reason.
It's rare for MP3 formats to cause the same issues during playback.

EDIT: Also some media players (like Cowon's jetAudio) will allow you to modify the output format. Sometimes you can set the output bitdepth to a floating point (usually 32/64 floating point; generally not good for live playback; only for audio editing).
Make sure for audio (live) playback, that your output bitdepths (in any software configuration, sound card included) is set to integers and not floating points. (if "floating point" is not specified in the options, then it's integer)

Many thanks. A wonderful score...and now with extra dinosaurs!!!

So basically delete everything but the unreleased tracks? Thanks!

So basically delete everything but the unreleased tracks? Thanks!

:evilmoogle: the other tracks are remastered though!

Thanks

I haven't heard any glitches on those tracks.
Can you specify the times where they are heard?

Take a look at "Jurassic Park Gate" in a waveform editor. It isn't a problem with my media player, the track just cuts out from 1:50 to about 1:54. As for "Remembering Petticoat Lane," it ends abruptly without fading out like it should.


:evilmoogle: the other tracks are remastered though!

Exactly! Don't delete the other tracks!

Take a look at "Jurassic Park Gate" in a waveform editor. It isn't a problem with my software, the track just cuts out from 1:50 to about 1:54. As for "Remembering Petticoat Lane," it ends abruptly without fading out like it should.

:erm: I actually hadn't noticed the cut outs.
They are screwed up. Severely.

I was too busy multitasking to notice outright the silences.

So my lossless Jurassic Park I isn't better than 256kbps remastered?

So my lossless Jurassic Park I isn't better than 256kbps remastered?

In this case, no. Usually, I'd opt for the lossless. That's just my opinion, mind you.

So my lossless Jurassic Park I isn't better than 256kbps remastered?

Subjectively, the original release is in lossless.
Objectively, the difference between the Apple encodes (lossy) and the CD (lossless) are near impossible to hear (to most human ears).

Another point to delete other tracks is the broken tracks stated by amh1219.
Not sure if that's how it is when you buy it off iTunes or... :itsamystery:

Another point to not delete the other tracks is to hear how "remastered" the other tracks are.

They won't be good for editing though.
Use the original retail CD for that.

Is the problem with iTunes, or the provider of this as to why the tracks cut off?

Is the problem with iTunes, or the provider of this as to why the tracks cut off?

Not sure. We'll have to wait for whomever else buys the soundtrack and decides to share (either their copy or their opinion).
It could be the iTunes software corrupting the downloads themselves or it could be on the other end of iTunes that broken tracks were sent to the iTunes store.
The JWfan forums should have some information on this.

Sounds great
Thanks

Not sure. We'll have to wait for whomever else buys the soundtrack and decides to share (either their copy or their opinion).
It could be the iTunes software corrupting the downloads themselves or it could be on the other end of iTunes that broken tracks were sent to the iTunes store.
The JWfan forums should have some information on this.

Other people (http://www.jwfan.com/forums/index.php?showtopic=23041&page=2#entry892089) are reporting errors on the same tracks.

These are according to the Internet the unreleased tracks.

'He also told us there are now only three unreleased tracks of music, and they are as follows:

- “You Bred Raptors” (0:30) (Grant’s line as he holds the baby raptor)
- “The Trouble With Dennis” (1:15) (when Dennis is driving around in the rain)
- “Untitled” (0:49) (on the sheet music it’s untitled, but it is sometimes called “System Ready,” and it’s right after Arnold shuts down the computers)'

'Still this is much better than if they had released a 3D dinoramalamadingdong package of the old OST.'
Lol.

on the JWF forums, it does seem to be in all copies downloaded. :/
Sounds like an error on the distributors to the Apple site.

Bonus tracks explanation seem to be here.
'17. “The History Lesson” (2:28) = The Entrance of Mr. Hammond (John talking with Grant and Sattler at the dig site), The History Lesson (Grant with Tim and Lex in the jeeps)
18. “Stalling Around” (2:32) = Cartoon Demonstration (Mr. DNA music)
19. “The Coming Storm” (3:58) = The Coming Storm (right after the Trike visit), 9m2 The T-Rex Chase (!!!), 1m2 The Encased Mosquito (at the dig with Grant and Ellie)
20. “Hungry Raptor” (2:05) = Hungry Raptor (the original Raptors in the Shed music, as heard partially in the end credits of the “Making Of” and partially in the film, leading to Muldoon’s death)'

Along with a NEW COMPLETE CUE LIST:

01 1mA Opening Titles = OST 1
02 1m1 Incident at Isla Nublar = OST 3 [0:00-2:12]
03 1m2 The Encased Mosquito = BON 19 [2:46-end]
04 2m1 The Entrance of Mr. Hammond = BON 17 [0:00-0:56]
05 2m3/3m1 To The Island = OST 04 [0:00-4:31]
06 3m2 The Dinosaurs = OST 04 [4:31-7:31]
07 3m2A The Entrance of the Park = OST 04 [7:32-end]
08 3m3 Cartoon Demonstration = BON 18
09 4m1 Hatching Baby Raptor = OST 6 [0:00-1:57]
10 4m2 You Bred Raptors = STILL UNRELEASED!!!
11 5m1 The History Lesson = BON 17 [0:56-end]
12 5m2 Jurassic Park Gate = OST 13
13 5m3 Goat Bait = OST 14 [0:00-2:20]
14 6m2 An Ailing Monster = OST 08 [0:00-2:27]
15 6m3 The Coming Storm = BON 19 [0:00-1:16]
16 7m1 Dennis Steals the Embryos = OST 9
17 8m1 The Trouble With Dennis = STILL UNRELEASED!!!
18 9m1 The Falling Car = OST 3 [2:13-end]
19 9m2 The T-Rex Chase = BON 19 [1:16-2:46]
20 9m3/10mA A Tree For My Bed = OST 10
21 10m1 Remembering Petticoat Lane = OST 12
22 10m2 My Friend, The Brachiosaurus = OST 8 [2:27-end]
23 10m3 Eggs in the Forest = OST 6 [1:57-end]
24 11m1 = STILL UNRELEASED!!!
25 11m2 Preparing to Meet the Monster = OST 14 [2:21-end]
26 11m3/12m1 High Wire Stunts = OST 11
27 12m2 Hungry Raptor = BON 20
28 12m3/13m1 Into the Kitchen = OST 5
29 13m2 March Past the Kitchen Utensils = OST 15 [0:00-4:08]
30 13m3/14m1 T-Rex to the Rescue = OST 15 [4:08-end]
31 14m2 End Credits = OST 7

BONUS 3m2 Record Intro = OST 2 [0:00-0:48]
BONUS 3m2 Ending = OST 2 [3:13-end]

Other people (http://www.jwfan.com/forums/index.php?showtopic=23041&page=2#entry892089) are reporting errors on the same tracks.

ninja'd.

Wow! My eyes are on tears with this great post. Was Jurassic Park the soundtrack that made me love the classical (and film) music! Thanks a lot!

Wonderful news - many, many thanks

Does anyone have the source music 'Las Gaviotas' and 'Que Milagro Chaparrita' https://itunes.apple.com/es/album/the-best-mexico-20-great-favorites/id161233093
Supposedly they were in the movie, right?

Bonus tracks explanation seem to be here.
'17. “The History Lesson” (2:28) = The Entrance of Mr. Hammond (John talking with Grant and Sattler at the dig site), The History Lesson (Grant with Tim and Lex in the jeeps)
18. “Stalling Around” (2:32) = Cartoon Demonstration (Mr. DNA music)
19. “The Coming Storm” (3:58) = The Coming Storm (right after the Trike visit), 9m2 The T-Rex Chase (!!!), 1m2 The Encased Mosquito (at the dig with Grant and Ellie)
20. “Hungry Raptor” (2:05) = Hungry Raptor (the original Raptors in the Shed music, as heard partially in the end credits of the “Making Of” and partially in the film, leading to Muldoon’s death)'

Along with a NEW COMPLETE CUE LIST:

01 1mA Opening Titles = OST 1
02 1m1 Incident at Isla Nublar = OST 3 [0:00-2:12]
03 1m2 The Encased Mosquito = BON 19 [2:46-end]
04 2m1 The Entrance of Mr. Hammond = BON 17 [0:00-0:56]
05 2m3/3m1 To The Island = OST 04 [0:00-4:31]
06 3m2 The Dinosaurs = OST 04 [4:31-7:31]
07 3m2A The Entrance of the Park = OST 04 [7:32-end]
08 3m3 Cartoon Demonstration = BON 18
09 4m1 Hatching Baby Raptor = OST 6 [0:00-1:57]
10 4m2 You Bred Raptors = STILL UNRELEASED!!!
11 5m1 The History Lesson = BON 17 [0:56-end]
12 5m2 Jurassic Park Gate = OST 13
13 5m3 Goat Bait = OST 14 [0:00-2:20]
14 6m2 An Ailing Monster = OST 08 [0:00-2:27]
15 6m3 The Coming Storm = BON 19 [0:00-1:16]
16 7m1 Dennis Steals the Embryos = OST 9
17 8m1 The Trouble With Dennis = STILL UNRELEASED!!!
18 9m1 The Falling Car = OST 3 [2:13-end]
19 9m2 The T-Rex Chase = BON 19 [1:16-2:46]
20 9m3/10mA A Tree For My Bed = OST 10
21 10m1 Remembering Petticoat Lane = OST 12
22 10m2 My Friend, The Brachiosaurus = OST 8 [2:27-end]
23 10m3 Eggs in the Forest = OST 6 [1:57-end]
24 11m1 = STILL UNRELEASED!!!
25 11m2 Preparing to Meet the Monster = OST 14 [2:21-end]
26 11m3/12m1 High Wire Stunts = OST 11
27 12m2 Hungry Raptor = BON 20
28 12m3/13m1 Into the Kitchen = OST 5
29 13m2 March Past the Kitchen Utensils = OST 15 [0:00-4:08]
30 13m3/14m1 T-Rex to the Rescue = OST 15 [4:08-end]
31 14m2 End Credits = OST 7

BONUS 3m2 Record Intro = OST 2 [0:00-0:48]
BONUS 3m2 Ending = OST 2 [3:13-end]

Gigantic h/t to Mr. Jason LeBlanc for this information. (Credit where credit is due, please.)

'Still this is much better than if they had released a 3D dinoramalamadingdong package of the old OST.'
Lol.

That was The Lost World's soundtrack. It was terrible, though. I've never liked storing my discs in a flimsy cardboard slot.

That's what I'm saying. A "New and Improved!" yellow strip across the top just doesn't cut it.
This could make a nice cover I think.

Or maybe the actual 20th anniversary blu ray cover?

thanks for posting this! But slightly off-topic........ who else LOVES depositfiles' alternative to annoying-ass captchas? I hope more file-sharing sites pick up on it.

Gigantic h/t to Mr. Jason LeBlanc for this information. (Credit where credit is due, please.)
I wasn't taking credit, I said it came from the Internet (in an earlier post I think) haha

This could make a nice cover I think.

Or maybe the actual 20th anniversary blu ray cover?

Except . . . two of those are for The Lost World, and the JP one has the dimensions of a Blu-ray cover (not a CD).

Oh Shrine~

:ohwell:

Except . . . two of those are for The Lost World, and the JP one has the dimensions of a Blu-ray cover (not a CD).
Still would make nice covers, could always rename what's on it. Someone also had said that they increased the volume on the tracks in this release, I hope that hadn't ruined the dynamics..

It does seem compressed when compared with the previous release.

Hello,

does anybody know if the itunes track have a watermark or any other marks? And if so, how can you get rid of them.

- Pete

Certain tracks do cut off, we don't know why as of yet. Could be a watermark on the music, yes.

This could make a nice cover I think.

Or maybe the actual 20th anniversary blu ray cover?

That would be great for TLW, but they should keep with the original poster artwork for the first Jurassic Park. That was such a great poster in a simplistic way. I think something more could have been done with the text, especially the 20th Anniversary part. Use the Jurassic font on that part and for John Williams' name. Maybe they could have downsized the logo a tad and thinned the yellow bars.

The Lost World poster perfectly reflects the decaying state of InGen's facilities Isla Sorna and Isla Nublar. I'm actually a little bummed they didn't use the original artwork of either of the first two films for the DVDs and Blu Ray, including the cracked TLW poster against rock. What they have now looks OK, but it looks like something that belongs on a fansite. I admit that I do like the 3D poster, but it's something I would much rather see for a new film. The original poster is just one of the posters that maybe you clean up a bit, but doesn't need to be replaced, like the original posters to Batman '89 (they adjusted for the DVD, using the full quad logo, un-cropped at the sides), Halloween '78, Jaws, and Alien.

Hello,

does anybody know if the itunes track have a watermark or any other marks? And if so, how can you get rid of them.

- Pete

Not sure if this has the watermark or not.

BUT about getting rid of them is not a good idea.
If the watermark is embedded in the frequencies themselves, then there's literally no way to get rid of them.
"Frequency" watermarks can carry the watermark over any device/recording. It's the kind you cannot get rid of simply by re-recording it (through any means, not even sound card or cell phone). You would have to seek and destroy the affected frequency samples to remove the watermark. But that would destroy the sound quality.
Also you would have to know exactly what frequencies are affected at any given time in the audio.
Unless you knew the software technology that embedded the watermark (ie. you had it installed and ready to use) and then had the decryption key.
most DRM-free and other commercially available software simply won't do for frequency-embedded watermarks.

Other watermarks should be easier. But still will degrade the listening quality.

If that be the case, it's best to buy it yourself.
Sucks if your country doesn't allow sales.
(use Tor or other proxy services)

You mean like the digital beeping in the T-Rex Chase? (Don't worry, that's just an example - it's not actually a watermark, I hear that the DVD and BR mixes also have this digital beeping so it's sessions-level)

Thank you very much.

Hi Sparktank,

thanks for your explanation. Well, I would love to buy the new JP edition but I'm outside US. As soon it is available in my country I will buy.

But until this happens, I would like to use this download. But, of course, I don't want to get in scope of iTunes or somebody else usind the possible watermarked files. :(


Best regards

Pete

Does anyone have the source music 'Las Gaviotas' and 'Que Milagro Chaparrita' https://itunes.apple.com/es/album/the-best-mexico-20-great-favorites/id161233093
Supposedly they were in the movie, right?

The credits incorrectly state that 'Que Milagro Chaparrita' was used in the film. It wasn't. They just mislabeled 'Las Gaviotas,' which is a different song entirely (source (http://www.jwfan.com/forums/index.php?showtopic=19538#entry678665)). I'd share it if I had it.

You mean like the digital beeping in the T-Rex Chase? (Don't worry, that's just an example - it's not actually a watermark, I hear that the DVD and BR mixes also have this digital beeping so it's sessions-level)

please stop pointing things out. now i'm going really going to hear it.
:sad: i miss being so multitasked to hear things go by unnoticed.
blips, artefacts and such are more noticeable to me as I'm listening and doing things.

but that silence didn't sink in. subconsciously i processed it as a track change.



Spectrograms of a few JP tracks.
(decoded to WAV; lossless process no alteration of original data involved)
Used SoX Sound Exchange to create the PNG's.

Open in a new tab and zoom in or download and view full size.
High resolution, you can zoom in without it going to crap (like .JPG)


Opening Titles (Jurassic Park) (1024x768)




Tracks with cut off audio.

Jurassic Park Gate (1024x768)


Remembering Petticoat Lane (1024x768)




Doesn't look like watermark. :itsamystery: anyone with iTunes Knowledge of levels 3 and above please confirm.

That line going straight across.... :itsamystery:
I remember seeing lines like that back in 2005 and before.

FUCK YES!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Good work! Awesome!


We're only missing about 2:40 of the score now.

So you're saying that this download is not the full score? Only about 2 1\2 minutes from being complete?

So you're saying that this download is not the full score? Only about 2 1\2 minutes from being complete?

Exactly, but to me only one piece of those missing moments matters enough. It's not in film-order, but that doesn't matter either really.

Which moment is that? "The Trouble With Dennis," perhaps?

Which moment is that? "The Trouble With Dennis," perhaps?

That's the one.

Figured. That's the one we're all missing today (though we don't really have much cause to complain, do we?).

Does anyone have the source music 'Las Gaviotas' and 'Que Milagro Chaparrita' https://itunes.apple.com/es/album/the-best-mexico-20-great-favorites/id161233093
Supposedly they were in the movie, right?

"Las Gaviotas (Formely 'Que Milagros Chaparrita')" is included in TheFame1's "Jurassic Park: Resurrected" post. Working links here (http://forums.ffshrine.org/f92/jurassic-park-resurrected-complete-score-edit-81601/5.html).

Figured. That's the one we're all missing today (though we don't really have much cause to complain, do we?).

No, we don't. I just hope TLW gets the same treatment in the near future.

TLW

:this:

Since they're rereleasing JP in 3D, it stands to reason they may choose to do the same with the other two films (there's always money to be made). If that's the case, I think chances are good we'll see something similar to this for TLW.

Disney and Sony, take note: THIS is how you treat a soundtrack tie-in to a re-release!

Depends if the first re-release in 3D makes enough money in cinemas.

I just heard that Dredd 3D (2012) will not be getting a sequel.

Figured. That's the one we're all missing today (though we don't really have much cause to complain, do we?).

Actually....sure. It is a digi only release, so no true disc, packaging etc. Apparently no digi booklet, liner notes etc. Only available here in the U.S. "Remastered" but not correctly, with glitches and gaps. Still in the original album for,at of suites, as opposed to separate tracks, so nowhere near film order. If Intrada or La=La had done it, we would have had a true expanded, in film order. With fancy art and a phonebook sized booklet with notes. And true lossless option. What's with keeping the last 3 minutes unreleased?

a digi booklet would be nice.
talking about remastering and considerations taken.

Its been a while since I downloaded any soundtracks (other than the Hobbit Special Collector's Edition Soundtrack) I should see what this sounds like (again)

very thanks����������

That's what I'm saying. A "New and Improved!" yellow strip across the top just doesn't cut it.

At least Star Wars had a better cover

The 1977 Cover with the black background and white "Star Wars" letters vs the 2004 civer that resembles the DVD cover

Subjectively, the original release is in lossless.
Objectively, the difference between the Apple encodes (lossy) and the CD (lossless) are near impossible to hear (to most human ears).

especially if listened to on shitty headphones like the pair i have. :smrt:

Actually....sure. It is a digi only release, so no true disc, packaging etc. Apparently no digi booklet, liner notes etc. Only available here in the U.S. "Remastered" but not correctly, with glitches and gaps. Still in the original album for,at of suites, as opposed to separate tracks, so nowhere near film order. If Intrada or La=La had done it, we would have had a true expanded, in film order. With fancy art and a phonebook sized booklet with notes. And true lossless option. What's with keeping the last 3 minutes unreleased?

beware of most 'expanded' soundtracks put out by the major labels. they are notorious for producing sub-par expansions with bonus tracks lazily shoved to the end of the album. makes for a shit listening experience in many cases. of course you can always re-order the tracks on yr media player playlist or even split truncated cues in order to get film order in yr playlist. williams is notorious for releasing his scores completely out of film order and with cues from different parts of the film truncated into single tracks. sometimes this makes for a better listen than film order, but other times it drives me nuts.

Thanks ;)

many thanks! /o/

as for the 3 minutes that remain unreleased, that could very well have been williams' decision. or maybe the label is just waiting so they can rape our wallets again when the uber deluxe 4D smell-o-vision version hits theatres in 2033. that way we can get the score with all but one minute missing, until the ubersuperduperbetterthaneverythingthatcamebefore version is released in 2043, in which case those of us still living can enjoy the near complete, only missing 25 seconds version!

This is amazing! Thank you!

Thanks!!

Alright guys, here they are!

- You've Bred Raptors
- The Trouble with Dennis
- Untitled Cue (11m1)
- Las Gaviotas (Source Cue)

I took the three score cues from an old bootleg (I think GoodMusician may have made it). They may have SFX, but they're definitely the right pieces of music.

Link (http://www26.zippyshare.com/v/49583242/file.html)

No password.

Wow!!! I was completely caught by surprise with this... here I am poking around ffshrine, and a remastered and expanded official release of Jurassic Park is suddenly released! I mean, this doesn't happen every day. But, it truly made my day!

Was this announced before? I must've been in another planet... :p

oh my God!! many thanks !!

Alright guys, here they are!

- You've Bred Raptors
- The Trouble with Dennis
- Untitled Cue (11m1)
- Las Gaviotas (Source Cue)

I took the three score cues from an old bootleg (I think GoodMusician may have made it). They may have SFX, but they're definitely the right pieces of music.

Link (http://www26.zippyshare.com/v/49583242/file.html)

No password.

If that's the same version of "Las Gaviotas" as in Jurassic Park: Resurrected, I found it barely audible in the ambient sound of the scene. This YouTube clip seems to contain the same performance and sounded infinitely better:

Madacy Mariachi Band - Las Gaviotas (Jurassic Park Costa Rica restaurant scene EQ remix) - YouTube (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tStlQN_2Cl4)

And the 11m1 cue is usually called "System Ready". I think it's when Sam Jackson reboots the computers.

If that's the same version of "Las Gaviotas" as in Jurassic Park: Resurrected, I found it barely audible in the ambient sound of the scene. This YouTube clip seems to contain the same performance and sounded infinitely better:

Madacy Mariachi Band - Las Gaviotas (Jurassic Park Costa Rica restaurant scene EQ remix) - YouTube (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tStlQN_2Cl4)

And the 11m1 cue is usually called "System Ready". I think it's when Sam Jackson reboots the computers.

My copy of "Las Gaviotas" is iTunes sourced. I don't know how it compares to the version on YouTube. As for 11m1, it was labeled "To the Shed I" in the bootleg I got it from, which was weird because they had labeled a different track as "System Ready."

No, we don't. I just hope TLW gets the same treatment in the near future.

I won't get my hopes up, but that would be fucking great.

Thanks! :)

Many thanks!

Thanks!

Well, but it is a few years befor Lost World's 20ty, isn't it? I think that is the only reason JP got a re-release.

Doesn't look like watermark. :itsamystery: anyone with iTunes Knowledge of levels 3 and above please confirm.

That line going straight across.... :itsamystery:
I remember seeing lines like that back in 2005 and before.

Just wanted to comment on this post... the line you�re seeing is at exactly 15.734 Hz. The horizontal scanning frequency for CRT monitors (tube monitors) is the reason here and one can find this sine in almost every recording available. The noise from the studio monitors is usually picked up by the hypersensitive microphones, that�s why it ends up on the recording. That�s also why you would be able to hear a beeping noise when in the vicinity of an older TV when you were younger (-> a child). The older we get the less likely it is for us to discern that noise, that�s why it�s rarely removed in mastering.

http://stream1.gifsoup.com/view/445774/jurassic-park-nedry-o.gif
Weird Laugh in Jurassic Park - YouTube (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=scOPfElE61A)
The squeal of the embryo can will be my new ringtone to celebrate this :D

Or "its a coolant device used for storage. pressure is released in that device when the seal is cracked . that sound only appears in this scene because its his laugh. In the scene where he loads it with embryos there is no high pitch squeal associated with the device. therefore we can deduce that this is a laugh not the release of pressure first by noticing that the initial release of pressure occurs right after he opens it up secondly when he uses it to fill the canister in another scene."

That sound only appears in this scene because its his laugh

Newman!

Many Thanks for this.

Just wanted to comment on this post... the line you�re seeing is at exactly 15.734 Hz. The horizontal scanning frequency for CRT monitors (tube monitors) is the reason here and one can find this sine in almost every recording available. The noise from the studio monitors is usually picked up by the hypersensitive microphones, that�s why it ends up on the recording. That�s also why you would be able to hear a beeping noise when in the vicinity of an older TV when you were younger (-> a child). The older we get the less likely it is for us to discern that noise, that�s why it�s rarely removed in mastering.

That was much more detailed than most I found online.
Thanks for the info.
I notice it's mostly on older soundtracks.

That was much more detailed than most I found online.
Thanks for the info.
I notice it's mostly on older soundtracks.

Yep, the more time progresses the more TFT monitors are in use at studios. Hence the beeping should in theory be absent. Though I still find it on many recent recordings, most of the time it�s buried within loud signals but when music gets softer it becomes visible again on a spectrogram.

I thought those 16 kHz "lines" (or 15 kHz in some cases) were synch tones...

I thought those 16 kHz "lines" (or 15 kHz in some cases) were synch tones...

From what I know synch tones are rather low, around 50/60Hz (?).

Thanks for the upload!

Thanks!

What about the digital booklet? Anyone has it??

What about the digital booklet? Anyone has it??

I second this motion- could anyone put the digital booklet up for download? That would make this even better!

Hungry Raptor is a really good track, but i have a hard time visualizing in the film. It was intended for the scene where Elle is attacked and chased in the bunker, am I mistaken?

Thank you

I second this motion- could anyone put the digital booklet up for download? That would make this even better!

I completely and utterly third it!

Yes, although the whole thing is pieced together mess now. **sigh**

So what you're saying is, those guys who do the DVD rip usually should turn their ears to this release instead and re-cut the music, so we finally get the real think in good audio quality?

Yes, although Sonic has already done a nice job of it. Though certainly, if you can do so, be my absolute guest. What I am saying is that although the re-release is nice, most of the album is of suites, not tracks, and the last 4 unreleased suites are just tacked onto the end. So in this form, the album is hopelessly mixed out of any sense of order. It may be a fine enough listening experience. But the thing with Williams' composing style is a slow introduction of the various themes and elements, getting more complex and intertwined as the movie (and score) progresses. To be assembled out of order kills that aspect for me.

By the way, IS there a digi booklet? Do all releases get one? I have seen no sign of one, so was curious.

By the way, IS there a digi booklet? Do all releases get one? I have seen no sign of one, so was curious.

someone on the jwf forums mentioned briefly about a digi book. :itsamystery:

iTunes would say whether or not it's included. I don't think there was one, though.

Oh and plus it doesn't seem to be available in the US iTunes Store anymore.

Do all releases get (a digi-book)?

I don't believe they do. I tend to see them on mostly newer scores. It stinks that one might not have been included. I would really love to see some liner notes.

Oh and plus it doesn't seem to be available in the US iTunes Store anymore.

they must be fixing the two broken tracks.

Digi Book:
Download Digital Booklet - Jurassic Park - 20th Anniversary.pdf from Sendspace.com - send big files the easy way (http://www.sendspace.com/file/jqwr4s)

Thanks. But I don't see why everyone was so determined in getting the Digital Booklet.

Thanks Storm, much appreciated. :)

Well, that was weird.

Thanks. But I don't see why everyone was so determined in getting the Digital Booklet.

Well, some like to read the liner notes, or interviews or whatever there is. And some like to burn off the discs and print the book with art. For me, it lets me read it then dump it, low cost. Just a thing. And some, who are finicky, want to have it just for completion's sake...

That....THAT was the digi book? I have read take out napkins more interesting then that? Seems a very halfhearted effort for the anniversary, honestly. I appreciate the extra music, but this is just a pissy way to put it out there, especially given the movie and score's status in cinema history. But oh well.

That....THAT was the digi book? I have read take out napkins more interesting then that? .

As I suspected, it's the original "book" from the 1993 release, slightly altered.

Didn't even know this was coming. Many thanks!

"We got Dodgson here!" (http://dodgson.ytmnd.com/)

It's interesting, from what I understand this album is not lossless because it's an iTunes Digital download, but in the spectrum analyzer I don't see any frequency cuts like in an MP3 encoding for example; I can see the complete sound spectrum plus the called monitor beep nearby the 16KHz (as it can be seen in a lot other recordings).
What I want to know if anybody knows, is why seems to be no sound loss in this encoding if it's supposed to be not lossless?
Could this be this format to be a real option to have a music library?

Digi Book:
Download Digital Booklet - Jurassic Park - 20th Anniversary.pdf from Sendspace.com - send big files the easy way (http://www.sendspace.com/file/jqwr4s)

Thanks! It's a little on the short side, but I wanted to have it anyway!

It's interesting, from what I understand this album is not lossless because it's an iTunes Digital download, but in the spectrum analyzer I don't see any frequency cuts like in an MP3 encoding for example; I can see the complete sound spectrum plus the called monitor beep nearby the 16KHz (as it can be seen in a lot other recordings).
What I want to know if anybody knows, is why seems to be no sound loss in this encoding if it's supposed to be not lossless?
Could this be this format to be a real option to have a music library?

AAC/M4A is much more efficient at encoding.
You can actually get MP3 to retain much of the frequency range. But you have to really know what you're doing.

Lame encoder is actually a Command Line Interface program (CLI). You can use so many different options and get the best out of it.
It requires you to know what you're doing and understanding that what you do can make files incompatible to many hardware devices, and possibly, software players (codec libraries dependent).
DON'T even think about talking about the "free format" that allows you to enable bitrates over 320kbps. THIS IS DIFFERENT.

Most programs that use Lame MP3 are simple Front-Ends, GUI's with limited functionality. But these limitations are to ensure your music is compatible with iPod, outdated hardware, outdated codecs/libraries, etc. A lot of these set a default cut-off for the frequency range.

Not to mention, Lame isn't the only MP3 encoder.
Fraunhofer IIS is also a top-leading MP3 encoder. It's much more efficient at lower bitrates; you won't need more than 192kbps with Fraunhofer IIS.

AAC/M4A is actually a really great codec for lossy music.
You can use either Nero to encode the music.
Nero AAC enc is vastly outdated, yet a lot of people will still swear by it. Probably because it's so simple and doesn't require any external dependencies.

I prefer using QAAC to encode any AAC/M4A.
HOWEVER, this does require external libraries. The iTunes/Quicktime/Apple CoreAudioToolbox.dll libraries to be exact.
There's a tool to extract the required DLL files from any iTunes/Quicktime Player installer so you can use them in the QAAC folder.

QAAC is a CLI. So not for everyone.
I don't think there are too many GUI's that implement QAAC. Maybe TAudioEncoder or some such.

"no sound loss" is perceived by the minimal loss in the frequency range.

Hungry Raptor is a really good track, but i have a hard time visualizing in the film. It was intended for the scene where Elle is attacked and chased in the bunker, am I mistaken?

You're correct. The film dials out the final moment of "High Wire Stunts"which would have overlayed the beginning of "Hungry Raptor." That cue would have played as Ellie runs through the power shed but due to a deleted shot, the music won't sync up after the shot of the raptor jumping onto the catwalk into view. According to the making of book, there was another shot showing the raptor climbing the stairs. Perhaps it didn't look convincing but they cut it and so about 5 seconds of the music plays over no footage. Then it would cut back and play into the scene with Muldoon (as heard). Then as the raptors head pulls into view, we'd hear the sliding crescendo/decrescendo of the Carnivore Motif and the final attack would be as heard on this new set.

AAC/M4A is much more efficient at encoding.
You can actually get MP3 to retain much of the frequency range. But you have to really know what you're doing.

Lame encoder is actually a Command Line Interface program (CLI). You can use so many different options and get the best out of it.
It requires you to know what you're doing and understanding that what you do can make files incompatible to many hardware devices, and possibly, software players (codec libraries dependent).
DON'T even think about talking about the "free format" that allows you to enable bitrates over 320kbps. THIS IS DIFFERENT.

Most programs that use Lame MP3 are simple Front-Ends, GUI's with limited functionality. But these limitations are to ensure your music is compatible with iPod, outdated hardware, outdated codecs/libraries, etc. A lot of these set a default cut-off for the frequency range.

Not to mention, Lame isn't the only MP3 encoder.
Fraunhofer IIS is also a top-leading MP3 encoder. It's much more efficient at lower bitrates; you won't need more than 192kbps with Fraunhofer IIS.

AAC/M4A is actually a really great codec for lossy music.
You can use either Nero to encode the music.
Nero AAC enc is vastly outdated, yet a lot of people will still swear by it. Probably because it's so simple and doesn't require any external dependencies.

I prefer using QAAC to encode any AAC/M4A.
HOWEVER, this does require external libraries. The iTunes/Quicktime/Apple CoreAudioToolbox.dll libraries to be exact.
There's a tool to extract the required DLL files from any iTunes/Quicktime Player installer so you can use them in the QAAC folder.

QAAC is a CLI. So not for everyone.
I don't think there are too many GUI's that implement QAAC. Maybe TAudioEncoder or some such.

"no sound loss" is perceived by the minimal loss in the frequency range.

What a nice an complete explanation Sparktank2.0. Yes, I know there are some differences between codecs. Franunhofer version of MP3 encoder is not even free I think, so Lame is much more implemented over the net.

I didn't know much about ACC/MP4 because I always avoided iTunes, iPods, etc until now I have a Mac and I faced the problem of the lack of support of FLAC format. Even I haven't found a decent player that can play all my high frequency / multi-channel FLAC files (VLC plays totally wrong files beyond 44.1KHz), or DTS encoded files, neither a complete converter solution (I miss foobar2000 and powerAMP on Windows).

You're right, the sound loss is not perceived by the minimal loss in the frequency range, but the sound data loss is there.

This was briefly removed from the iTunes store, but it's back now and the broken tracks have been replaced.

Thank, harvestmoon.

Can you upload it to mediafire or rapidshare?
Thank you.

That....THAT was the digi book? I have read take out napkins more interesting then that? Seems a very halfhearted effort for the anniversary, honestly. I appreciate the extra music, but this is just a pissy way to put it out there, especially given the movie and score's status in cinema history. But oh well.


Wow. Yea, looks like they went all out and SCANNED the original booklet art. Better than nothing, I guess, but damn, how cheap can you get.

So wait, the messed up tracks are fixed now? Is that the link in the first post or will it be re-upped?

I would have loved to purchase it ... only to find it was digital lossy only. That and the fact it's been "remastered", now louder. I'm worried about the quality. I've only sampled it through my ipods earphones and have yet to actually hear it in quality speakers. How are the dynamics? Are there any distortions?

So wait, the messed up tracks are fixed now? Is that the link in the first post or will it be re-upped?

Nope - the link in the first post has the faulty tracks.

Nope - the link in the first post has the faulty tracks.

Yes, we're all twiddling our thumbs, patiently waiting for someone to upload a good version.

The fixed tracks (http://mir.cr/1G51X1WM).

The whole album with fixed tracks and digital booklet (http://mir.cr/1SVKH8HF).
Pass: Regulus93900

Thank you for the re-up.

Thanks x

Thank You !

Thanks!

What a nice an complete explanation Sparktank2.0. Yes, I know there are some differences between codecs. Franunhofer version of MP3 encoder is not even free I think, so Lame is much more implemented over the net.

I didn't know much about ACC/MP4 because I always avoided iTunes, iPods, etc until now I have a Mac and I faced the problem of the lack of support of FLAC format. Even I haven't found a decent player that can play all my high frequency / multi-channel FLAC files (VLC plays totally wrong files beyond 44.1KHz), or DTS encoded files, neither a complete converter solution (I miss foobar2000 and powerAMP on Windows).

You're right, the sound loss is not perceived by the minimal loss in the frequency range, but the sound data loss is there.

there is a FLAC converter to Apple Lossless For Mac which will play on iTunes and iPods. It is called MAX Max from sbooth.org (http://sbooth.org/Max/)

Thanks amh1219

No idea if somebody has mentioned this in one of the Jurassic threads here, but a quick search didn't seem to find it. So in case not, here's a link to a Facebook post that HDTracks put up a couple hours ago stating that Jurassic 20th was one of their releases this week (I'll assume that to mean tomorrow). It doesn't mention the specs (if it'll be better than a CD quality 44/16 or not), but at least we'll have a lossless release available.

https://www.facebook.com/permalink.php?story_fbid=559314840776024&id=141061499268029

Has anyone posted a link for only the four bonus tracks in MP3 format?? I'm eager to hear what they are. Thanks!

Woah, HDTracks made it available all the way up to 192kHz/24bit:

http://goo.gl/iylcf

I may have to spring for a purchase of that...

Yes!! Thanks!!

Many thanks, much appreciated.

One of my all-time favorite scores. It's as inspiring and compelling as it was when I first heard it. Thanks for posting this new version!

Bonus tracks explanation seem to be here.
'17. �The History Lesson� (2:28) = The Entrance of Mr. Hammond (John talking with Grant and Sattler at the dig site), The History Lesson (Grant with Tim and Lex in the jeeps)
18. �Stalling Around� (2:32) = Cartoon Demonstration (Mr. DNA music)
19. �The Coming Storm� (3:58) = The Coming Storm (right after the Trike visit), 9m2 The T-Rex Chase (!!!), 1m2 The Encased Mosquito (at the dig with Grant and Ellie)
20. �Hungry Raptor� (2:05) = Hungry Raptor (the original Raptors in the Shed music, as heard partially in the end credits of the �Making Of� and partially in the film, leading to Muldoon�s death)'


Along with a NEW COMPLETE CUE LIST:

01 1mA Opening Titles = OST 1
02 1m1 Incident at Isla Nublar = OST 3 [0:00-2:12]
03 1m2 The Encased Mosquito = BON 19 [2:46-end]
04 2m1 The Entrance of Mr. Hammond = BON 17 [0:00-0:56]
05 2m3/3m1 To The Island = OST 04 [0:00-4:31]
06 3m2 The Dinosaurs = OST 04 [4:31-7:31]
07 3m2A The Entrance of the Park = OST 04 [7:32-end]
08 3m3 Cartoon Demonstration = BON 18
09 4m1 Hatching Baby Raptor = OST 6 [0:00-1:57]
10 4m2 You Bred Raptors = STILL UNRELEASED!!!
11 5m1 The History Lesson = BON 17 [0:56-end]
12 5m2 Jurassic Park Gate = OST 13
13 5m3 Goat Bait = OST 14 [0:00-2:20]
14 6m2 An Ailing Monster = OST 08 [0:00-2:27]
15 6m3 The Coming Storm = BON 19 [0:00-1:16]
16 7m1 Dennis Steals the Embryos = OST 9
17 8m1 The Trouble With Dennis = STILL UNRELEASED!!!
18 9m1 The Falling Car = OST 3 [2:13-end]
19 9m2 The T-Rex Chase = BON 19 [1:16-2:46]
20 9m3/10mA A Tree For My Bed = OST 10
21 10m1 Remembering Petticoat Lane = OST 12
22 10m2 My Friend, The Brachiosaurus = OST 8 [2:27-end]
23 10m3 Eggs in the Forest = OST 6 [1:57-end]
24 11m1 = STILL UNRELEASED!!!
25 11m2 Preparing to Meet the Monster = OST 14 [2:21-end]
26 11m3/12m1 High Wire Stunts = OST 11
27 12m2 Hungry Raptor = BON 20
28 12m3/13m1 Into the Kitchen = OST 5
29 13m2 March Past the Kitchen Utensils = OST 15 [0:00-4:08]
30 13m3/14m1 T-Rex to the Rescue = OST 15 [4:08-end]
31 14m2 End Credits = OST 7

BONUS 3m2 Record Intro = OST 2 [0:00-0:48]
BONUS 3m2 Ending = OST 2 [3:13-end]


17 8m1 The Trouble With Dennis = STILL UNRELEASED!!! - I really want that track! - I've been wanting it for 20 years! lol

thank you!!

Thank you!

Thanks for that!

thanks

Please, I really still hope for a recording session release of this - and The Lost World.

thank you :)

Thanks for this.

oohhhhh , merci mille fois pour ce petit cadeau. Joyeuses f�tes � toi merciiiiiiiii

Just a little correction:

19 9m2 The T-Rex Chase = BON 19 [1:16-2:46]

Although that track does have the majority of the cue, there is about 10-20 seconds missing from this presentation. It's just the string chords at the end but little details lol

and apparently 11m1, although not written on the sheet music, was copywriten with the cue name "System Light On" although thats not always 100% accurate as "Remembering Petticoat Lane" which is written on the sheet music, was copywriten as "Hammond Reflects"

Ah, this brings back memories! Thanks!

Thanks for the re-up with fixed tracks - the score still holds up as well as the movie does after 20 years! :)

Muchas gracias
se agradece

Does anyone have it in 24-bit/192kHz?

(http://s1272.photobucket.com/user/relworp3/media/a_zpsd0f0dae5.jpg.html)

Jurassic Park (1993) (2013) 20th Anniversary Deluxe Edition Soundtrack Score
Composed by: John Williams


MIRROR 320kbps: JurassicPark.zip (189,71 MB) - uploaded.net (http://uploaded.net/file/dicbe527)

Tracklist:
Original Album Tracks (Remastered)
01. Opening Titles (00:32)
02. Theme from Jurassic Park (03:26)
03. Incident at Isla Nublar (05:18)
04. Journey to the Island (08:53)
05. The Raptor Attack (02:49)
06. Hatching Baby Raptor (03:19)
07. Welcome to Jurassic Park (07:53)
08. My Friend, the Brachiosaurus (04:13)
09. Dennis Steals the Embryo (05:01)
10. A Tree For My Bed (02:10)
11. High-Wire Stunts (04:08)
12. Remembering Petticoat Lane (02:47)
13. Jurassic Park Gate (02:00)
14. Eye to Eye (06:31)
15. T-Rex Rescue & Finale (07:40)
16. End Credits (03:24)
Bonus Tracks (Unreleased)
17. The History Lesson (02:28)
18. Stalling Around (02:32)
19. The Coming Storm (03:59)
20. Hungry Raptor (02:06)

Is there anyway we can get an upload in FLAC? Thanks!

I'm assuming these are AAC?

The only real reason I still use 320k mp3 is because 1: it's cross platform/program, so I know that 99% of computer programs will open it (be it VLC or iTunes or Windows Media Player or so on and so forth), and secondly, because it's overall a smaller file size for (roughly) the same quality, which is great since I have limited space for my music at this time (aiming on getting a terabyte, but as of today, I can't quite afford one yet)

Hi the link is dead. Could someone reupload this?