I had to grab these tracks ONE by ONE with Safari from a website showing them off in France. Click the image for file. Enjoy!

(http://www.mediafire.com/download/rtj753a4818f1c0/GEC.zip)

Any idea what the specs (bitrate, etc) are please?

It's CD quality. Put it that way. I don't save anything that's not at LEAST 128kb or higher ;)

Whats the french site you got this from?

It's not complete, its the old bootleg I had posted on my Expanded James Bond Scores thread.

It's not complete, its the old bootleg I had posted on my Expanded James Bond Scores thread.

Nobody knows Bond like you do ;)

What's the source of the Expanded 28 track version? SFX?

Nobody knows Bond like you do

Lol, well I am no expert but I think I know a thing or two.


What's the source of the Expanded 28 track version? SFX?

28 track version? Could be a DVD rip, or a re-arranged album mix without bonus tracks.

Would you want to have a look at it? Or?

A tracklist may be all I need, if you have that?

thanks

It's not complete, its the old bootleg I had posted on my Expanded James Bond Scores thread.

Oh wow! Cool. You know come to think of it you are right! The helicopter escape is not on here for sure. HOWEVER I think what they did was remix Serra's score for a different feel and maybe had him add some additional cues. Really cool though. I hate it when they do this stuff because then it never makes the soundtrack release. I think that's what happened to DARKMAN. :( GOD I would love for someone to find a master of this beast. So much pivotal action music missing from the soundtrack. One of Elfman's 10 best in my opinion. Lots of thematic VINTAGE movie stuff in the helicopter montage and rooftop scene. I guess I could rescore it pretty easy myself with my current software. ;) hmmmmmmm maybe I'll add that to my project list

It's CD quality. Put it that way. I don't save anything that's not at LEAST 128kb or higher ;)

It's not in CD quality unless the files are in a lossless format (wav, ape, flac, alac, NOT mp3). The bit rate of a lossless rip may vary depending on how the files were encoded, but it will always be much, much greater than 128 kbps and at least higher than 320 kbps.

It's not in CD quality unless the files are in a lossless format (wav, ape, flac, alac, NOT mp3). The bit rate of a lossless rip may vary depending on how the files were encoded, but it will always be much, much greater than 128 kbps and at least higher than 320 kbps.

Yes, amh1219 is correct, true cd quality is lossless, but for compressed files like mp3's, what the official specs call "CD quality" is considered 192kb or higher. Apple's .m4a files 128kb or higher for "CD quality". Thanks for the share scottfilm.

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[QUOTE=scottfilm;2473251]I had to grab these tracks ONE by ONE with Safari from a website showing them off in France. Click the image for file. Enjoy!

I just noticed that track 29 is missing. Do you have that as well?

In terms of calling anything "CD quality" it's more appropriate to call it "transparent" to CD quality.

As in you cant perceive the difference between two qualities.


Unless you're using some software that likes to throw words around whenever it pleases to market itself.

In terms of calling anything "CD quality" it's more appropriate to call it "transparent" to CD quality.

As in you cant perceive the difference between two qualities.


Unless you're using some software that likes to throw words around whenever it pleases to market itself.

Ah then yes I would agree. Personally I don't see how anyone can collect scores all in FLAC. I have several but at half a GIG on some can be a BEAST to store. You'd need a server to store them all if you collect like me. The human ear can't perceive that much difference from 128kb or higher. Yes maybe if you are showing off a score in your home theater but in my case I just love to have them and don't see a need for such large file size. ;) Cool to have lossless though! Video is a whole other ballpark though. That makes ALL the difference. Glad everyone likes.

I like to edit mine. Either shorten them for a cue, combine broken tracks, fix shoddy fading, or sometimes a suite.
Or even throw them together to make a fake soundtrack for Pulp Fiction for the billionth time (music changes every year :awsm:).

Lossless is the road for me.
I slowly upgraded from 1TB to 2TB and now on 4TB externals.
It hasn't been easy. i still don't know everything I have.

But I also like to handle the lossy conversions myself.
My portable MP3 player changes frequently.
I may like all AAC one month and then just do MP3 the next.
Or maybe both? :itsamystery:

I didn't grab it. I still got Kalaakfoqiwuoqw9ufgopidg aj;giouspe uhtraeiohbj;oudhg's version.
And if this is said bootleg from before, I may have had this on my old 2TB before it "exploded". :erm:

Thanks for the share though. Serra is a vastly under-appreciated composer for his obscure compositions.

Eric Serra made � James Bond sountrack.... tsk, tsk, tsk.
This man should do anything, but please, NO MUSIC !!!

Great post! I used to have a copy of a somewhat expanded soundtrack but this seems to be more complete. Much appreciated!

Thanks.

Any chance of a re-up?

I second the request for a re-up. :)

Please re up! I beg of you!