Did anyone get Doyle's SENSE AND SENSIBILITY?

Actually... i have just started on it.

(and the official release is 2 CDs) ;)

What's your progress on it? A lot of cues are fading into each other, so I'll use the tracked versions from the "On The Hunt" segments to get clean endings. I am still not sure if Steven composed original music for Episode 7. The OST only featured music from the first 6.

Threads like that needs more stars my friends :



You are correct, this thread is fantastic. Rating added.

What's your progress on it? A lot of cues are fading into each other, so I'll use the tracked versions from the "On The Hunt" segments to get clean endings. I am still not sure if Steven composed original music for Episode 7. The OST only featured music from the first 6.

Well, i have one episode finished. Haven't spent enough time by the computer to get more done. Hopefully i can pick up speed a little with all the holidays done

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You mean on the episode 7 they used various cues from the previous 6 episodes?

That's a good question. I don't know. If he composed music for episode 7, they didn't include it on the soundtrack, that's for sure.
It's also possible they reused cues from the additional composer of Frozen Planet. Some segments in these episodes might be tracked from other places as well. I'm facing the same difficulties I have with Frozen Planet, which is why that set hasn't been finished yet as well. For some reason I just don't believe Price wrote that much music for a BBC show that already has countless hours of music in their archives.

I am looking forward to your take on this set, Calidoran. If you like to talk about it, you know how to find me :)

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Could you or anyone reading this let me know if anyone rips the isolated score from the usa version for example of the blu ray of short circuit 1, preferably losslessly such as FLAC codec. Cheers. I would love the link ;-)

Hi do you still have this score ?

Hi do you still have this score ?

Ehhh... what score? I have posted quite a few in this thread.

Would like a link for Edward Scissorhands please. Thanks in advance!

Wondering if anyone is working on the iso-track of the new BORN FREE Blu-ray?

thank you

You've got Mail link received. Thank you very much my friend :)

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Would like a link for Edward Scissorhands please. Thanks in advance!

PM Calidoran (http://forums.ffshrine.org/private.php?do=newpm&u=629175) for the request ;)

Would love BORN FREE as well.

So does anyone have these Isolated Scores


Alien
Aliens
Alien 3
Alien Resurrection
Apollo 13
Matrix
Blade
Blade 2
Bad Boys
Fifth Element, The
Frequency
Hollow Man
Hellboy
Sixth Day, The
Space Jam
Superman

Just wondering if Friedhofer's THE YOUNG LIONS is a dream that might come true...

So does anyone have these Isolated Scores


Alien
Aliens
Alien 3
Alien Resurrection
Apollo 13
Matrix
Blade
Blade 2
Bad Boys
Fifth Element, The
Frequency
Hollow Man
Hellboy
Sixth Day, The
Space Jam
Superman

With regard to Superman , the isolated score that appears in both the DVD and Blu Ray releases were mastered from the audio elements used in the film�s final edit, not the recording session elements. What that means is that each music cue from these final-film audio elements has been edited drastically from the recording session elements, so you have portions of the music that has been taken out. The audio film elements do not present the complete music score.

For Superman, you would be better off by finding the FSM CD release of music for this film, where the complete score is presented, as well as material not used in the movie. I am sure this forum has it.

I hope this helps.

With regard to Superman , the isolated score that appears in both the DVD and Blu Ray releases were mastered from the audio elements used in the film’s final edit, not the recording session elements. What that means is that each music cue from these final-film audio elements has been edited drastically from the recording session elements, so you have portions of the music that has been taken out. The audio film elements do not present the complete music score.

For Superman, you would be better off by finding the FSM CD release of music for this film, where the complete score is presented, as well as material not used in the movie. I am sure this forum has it.

I hope this helps.


Most of the isolated scores listed here are just isolated not the recording sessions ..

With regard to Superman , the isolated score that appears in both the DVD and Blu Ray releases were mastered from the audio elements used in the film’s final edit, not the recording session elements. What that means is that each music cue from these final-film audio elements has been edited drastically from the recording session elements, so you have portions of the music that has been taken out. The audio film elements do not present the complete music score.

For Superman, you would be better off by finding the FSM CD release of music for this film, where the complete score is presented, as well as material not used in the movie. I am sure this forum has it.

I hope this helps.

It all depends on how you define "complete"...

1. ALL music heard in the film, including all songs and even the cellphone signal
2. ALL music heard in the film, AS heard in the film
3. ALL score heard in the film, leaving out the songs and source music
4. ALL score heard in the film, also including every single alternate
5. NOTHING heard in the film, UNLESS it's also present in the recording sessions
6. The recording sessions
7. ALL of the recording sessions, including every single alternate

and so on, and so on...

Since there is no clear definition on exactly WHAT complete is, it can be any of the above and then some. The same as some people persist in calling something where someone has tried to remove speech and SFX, trying to keep only the music when ripping the default audio track on DVDs and blurays for isolated scores. It is not...

What i wanted to say is that getting something with all the music from the film might very well BE the complete version for some people :)

And for all of you asking for this and that isolated score - send me a PM asking for them. I am not here checking this thread all the time, i do however check my PMs more regularly. And throwing in a list as done above... did you even bother checking the first post in this thread? There is a quite extensive list there with everything i have posted

:-P

Well written Calidoran! :)

Right ! In my opinion a complete score is what we have in the movie ! anything else is a bonus.
Of course the recording sessions are most complete and unedited and that is a very good thing, but an isolated score contains the score as it is mixed in the film (and it is sometimes very different from the sessions.)
For a truly complete experience, it is necessary to own both ;)

Right ! In my opinion a complete score is what we have in the movie ! anything else is a bonus.
Of course the recording sessions are most complete and unedited and that is a very good thing, but an isolated score contains the score as it is mixed in the film (and it is sometimes very different from the sessions.)
For a truly complete experience, it is necessary to own both ;)

I have to correct you on that one ;)

Some isolated scores are what's heard in the film, but some actually are the recording session versions of the music. Not what is heard in the film. Some of the Mel Brooks films are examples of that. And then there are a very few that actually uses the official CD release, Tangerine Dreams score to Legend is an example of that. If i'm not mistaken though, there was one extra track.

So, in general it would be easier to call it "isolated scores" and collect all of the variations under that name.

But i do agree with you and i know quite a few here will also agree, that what is played in the movie is what i want as a "complete" version. Of course, i want all the other versions as well ;). The recording sessions are interesting to listen to and compare with both the film version and the official release, just to hear the evolution of things, but also because of it being closest to what the composer was trying to achieve. The film version is the "middle-way" of what the composer wants and what the director wants and the official release is what they think will sell the best.

I have to correct you on that one ;)

Some isolated scores are what's heard in the film, but some actually are the recording session versions of the music. Not what is heard in the film. Some of the Mel Brooks films are examples of that. And then there are a very few that actually uses the official CD release, Tangerine Dreams score to Legend is an example of that. If i'm not mistaken though, there was one extra track.


Ohhh really ???!! ok correction : most of the time, the isolated score contains the score as it is mixed in the movie :D

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The film version is the "middle-way" of what the composer wants and what the director wants and the official release is what they think will sell the best.

Good summary ;)

First of the summer treats... I watched the movie yesterday for the first time (to be able to name some of the tracks) and i have to say that for a film from 1995, the CGI was quite ok. As is the music :) Nothing that stands out but quite ok. Anyone else with another opinion? Give me a track name and i will gladly have a 2nd (and 3rd or whatever) listen to it. Enjoy!

Tracklisting:1. Prologue & Main Title (3:37)
2. The Game (1:55)
3. Opening the Box (0:26)
4. First Move (2:18)
5. New Residents (0:55)
6. The Library (0:32)
7. The Bike (0:09)
8. The Attic (1:01)
9. The Story of Alan Parrish's Murder (0:23)
10. Do You Miss Mom and Dad? (1:05)
11. Monkey Mayhem (5:15)
12. A New World (2:37)
13. Alan Parrish (3:37)
14. Mosquitos (1:53)
15. Not Afraid (0:48)
16. 'It's Sarah's Move' (2:33)
17. Much Faster Than Bamboo (2:05)
18. The Hunter (1:46)
19. Stampede! (1:53)
20. A Pelican Steals the Game (1:38)
21. Van Pelt on the Move (0:23)
22. Alan Arrested (0:22)
23. Peter Transforms (0:45)
24. Rampage Through Town (2:39)
25. Alan to the Rescue (3:39)
26. The Tail (1:20)
27. The Cans (0:09)
28. The Monsoon (5:09)
29. 'Jumanji' (11:42)
30. Christmas 1995 (0:51)
31. End Titles (6:25)

Total Time: 1:09:50Format: FLAC (from lossy AC3-source)
Split RAR-files, 287 MBs
PW: JoeMannG
Links:
Ask http://forums.ffshrine.org/members/tapoktro-765906 he steals everything anyway

Does anyone know how to find this?

Does anyone know how to find this?

Have you tried contacting the OP or the guy that started this thread? ;)

Ok, i'm back with a new isolated score. This time it's Danny Elfman's Red Dragon. Using this and the official release, i think i have managed to piece it together as complete as possible. I hope you enjoy:


CD1
1. Logos (0:50)
2. The Dinner Party (Scherzo-A Midsummer Night's Dream, Op.61 - Felix Mendelssohn-Bartholdy) (2:46)
3. The Revelation (2:44)
4. Main Titles (2:40)
5. Crawford's Request (0:56)
6. Graham's Decision (0:59)
7. Leeds, Atlanta (4:42)
8. Profiler (1:55)
9. Partial Print (0:24)
10. Approaching Nightmare (0:55)
11. The Cell (2:10)
12. The Smell of Fear (0:53)
13. The Deeds of the Leeds (Oriental Blues - Tony DeSimone Trio, partial) (0:19)
14. First Glimpse (0:27)
15. The Old Mansion (4:59)
16. The Phone (0:55)
17. The Address (1:23)
18. We're Different (1:24)
19. The Note (4:28)
20. Breaking the Code (1:19)
21. To the Rescue (1:05)
22. Learning to Defend (0:19)
23. Getting the Newspaper (0:47)

Total time: 39:19

CD2
1. Enter the Dragon (5:43)
2. The Dragon's Teeth (0:20)
3. Lounds Explains (0:26)
4. Threats (2:24)
5. Tiger Balls (1:28)
6. The Mysterious D (Ready Eddy - Barney Bigard and his Orchestra, partial) (0:59)
7. Getting Closer (Lament for Javanette - Barney Bigard and his Orchestra, partial) (0:58)
8. Reba Washes (0:22)
9. Close Encounters (Passion Flower - Johnny Hodges, partial) (1:01)
10. Love on a Couch (1:59)
11. Dragon vs. Human (2:42)
12. Leave, Receive and Enjoy (0:48)
13. Devouring the Dragon (4:04)
14. Meet the Jacobis (1:07)
15. At Chromalux (1:03)
16. Sounds like Mr. D (0:23)
17. The Fire (4:33)
18. The Explosion (1:11)
19. The Book (0:33)
20. Not Dolarhyde (0:27)
21. He's Back (5:49)
22. End Credits (4:18)

Total time: 42:38

Both files tested for download and unpack.

Links:
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Password: elfdrag

The next upload will be Alien, both the BluRay and the DVD version of the isolated scores, both theatrical and original versions. That means 4 different versions since they really are different between the BluRay and the DVD release.

help me ... i like this score.
send me link ?

May be I missed it, but did anybody rip the iso score & commentary of THE BLUE MAX's Twilight Time BR ? Thank you :)

help me ... i like this score.
send me link ?

Seriously? The post just before you, read the signature...


May be I missed it, but did anybody rip the iso score & commentary of THE BLUE MAX's Twilight Time BR ? Thank you :)

Not something i have access to, perhaps someone else?

Thank you for BODY DOUBLE, Calidoran !

Body Double (1984), Pino Donaggio, Isolated Bluray Score (24/48)



Format: FLAC, 24 bit 48 kHz (from DTS-HDMA, BluRay)

Tracklisting:01 - Vampire's Ceremony (1:32)
02 - It's a Chance & Main Title (1:47)
03 - Bad Girl (0:20)
04 - Loneliness (1:36)
05 - Childhood Memories (1:23)
06 - I was Looking for You (1:33)
07 - Bar Meet (1:37)
08 - Telescope (3:39)
09 - Night Visitor (0:41)
10 - The Indian (1:57)
11 - The Driveway (0:44)
12 - The Rodeo Collection (5:00)
13 - The Elevator Claustrophobia (1:08)
14 - Panty Drop (0:45)
15 - Rendezvous & Purse Grab & Tunnel Claustrophobia (8:19)
16 - Reckless Love (2:06)
17 - The Big Drill (8:47)
18 - Aftermath & Realization (3:04)
19 - Confirmation (0:54)
20 - Remembering Gloria (0:47)
21 - Pleasure Road (1:06)
22 - Peach Flower (1:01)
23 - Detective McClane, Please! (4:33)
24 - At Night On Mulholland Drive (1:16)
25 - A Grave for Holly & Terror in the Grave (6:54)
26 - Phobia Release (1:08)
27 - The Fake Movie Bat (1:09)
28 - Body Double End Titles (1:52)
29 - Vampire's Ceremony (CD version) (2:38)
30 - Childhood Memories (CD version) (2:02)
31 - I was Looking for You (CD version) (2:56)
32 - Bar Meet (CD version) (2:52)
33 - The Driveway (CD version) (2:13)
34 - Pleasure Road (CD version) (2:48)
35 - Peach Flower (CD version) (2:40)
36 - At Night on Mulholland Drive (CD version) (1:35)

Total Time: 1:26:38

CD-versions added to the tracklist but not included. Interested? You send me a PM. Requests here will be submitted to an extremely high degree of ignoration.


PM sent.
Thanks in advance.

To all those waiting for links - i will get back to you. At the moment the entire apartment is getting renovated, including new wallpaper in every room. I don't know when i have access to my computer because of the mess here and on top of that, i work late shift.

Yes, i know... excuses, excuses :-P

I will get back to you this weekend hopefully and also perhaps post something new and something redone which might include surround. Depends on the size of the finished deal...

Take your time, my friend !!!

PM sent, anyway !

;)

Calidoran, thank you for the link of "Body Double"

Links received !!!

Many thanks for this great post, dear Calidoran !!!

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Hello Calidoran,

Hello Calidoran,

Considering the great job you have done with Donaggio's "BODY DOUBLE" (thanks again for this... ;) ), I would be more than interested to have a listen to this Nelson Riddle's score !!!

Would it be possible to get a link?


Many thanks in advance !!!

Link received !!!

Thank you again, dear Calidoran !!!

Thank you.

Ok, here goes something i have promised a while now - The Hunt (BBC Earth documentary) with music by Steven Price.

The Hunt, Episode 1 (of 7) - The Hardest Challenge (stereo and surround)

The Hardest Challenge reveals the extraordinary range of techniques predators use to catch their prey - from a leopard using all its powers of stealth to stalk impala in broad daylight to wild dogs, whose tactic is to wear down their prey over long distances; from Nile crocodiles, the planet's most patient predators, to killer whales who use teamwork and intelligence to take on humpback whales. But even with these finely tuned strategies, the outcome is far from certain. Surprisingly, most predators fail most of the time.

Tracklisting:

01 - Intro & A Game of Strategy (2:40)
02 - Expert in Stealth - The Leopard (5:43)
03 - Finding a New Target and A Burst of Speed (1:58)
04 - Power vs Teamwork (8:57)
05 - Hide and Seek in the Jungle (0:37)
06 - The Chameleon (1:04)
07 - Tiny Predator (0:59)
08 - Praying Mantis (1:28)
09 - The Cut Line Inconvenience (4:28)
10 - The Hungry Crocodile (7:21)
11 - Fueled Up and Headed South (3:14)
12 - Orca, Killer Whale (5:31)
13 - Looking On at What Might Have Been (3:20)
14 - Flooding (1:51)
15 - In Search of the Wilderbeast and the Nile Crocodile (5:09)
16 - Feed or Die (1:38)
17 - Next Time - The Arctic & End Credits (1:14)

Total Time: 57:12

Links will ONLY be sent by PM to those that ask for them in a PM. Specify if you want stereo, surround or both.

Thanks to Sparktank for providing the source :)

The Hunt, Episode 2 (of 7) - In the Grip of the Seasons (Arctic), (stereo and surround)

In the Grip of the Seasons looks at the challenges of hunting in the Arctic, the most seasonal place on Earth. To a predator, seasonal change is a problem. It means that all the parameters of the hunt - the conditions, the strategies, the prey - change too. The only option for the Arctic's top predators, the wolf, the Arctic fox and the polar bear, is to continually adapt to their changing world, exploiting the good times and enduring the bad.

Tracklisting:

01 - Intro & In the Grip of the Seasons (3:24)
02 - Seal Hunting (0:42)
03 - Under the Ice (2:00)
04 - Arctic Summer (4:13)
05 - Wolves and Hares (5:10)
06 - Seal Hunting, Pt II (4:27)
07 - The Catch (1:42)
08 - Explosion of Life (1:28)
09 - Aggression and Dirty Tricks (0:50)
10 - Frustration (1:01)
11 - Outfoxed (2:12)
12 - Final Weeks of Summer (1:29)
13 - Nest Robbing (3:57)
14 - The Gathering Technique (0:57)
15 - The Musk Oxen (2:36)
16 - The Most Dangerous Prey (2:27)
17 - First Flight (5:05)
18 - Changing Seasons, Changing Techniques (3:13)
19 - Nightstalking (3:09)
20 - Saving the Kit (1:02)
21 - The Stalk of the Polar Bear (2:51)
22 - Next Time - The Forest & End Credits (1:13)

Total Time: 55:08

Links will ONLY be sent by PM to those that ask for them in a PM. Specify if you want stereo, surround or both.

Thanks to Sparktank for providing the source :)

so great to see them coming along! :awsm:

more on the way. once i get rested.

The Hunt, Episode 3 (of 7) - Hide and Seek (Forests) (Stereo & Surround)

Hide and Seek follows tigers, harpy eagles, chimpanzees, army ants and other predators as they rise to the challenge of hunting within the forest - a dense, confusing, three-dimensional world, one in which even finding prey is a maddening task. The prize for succeeding at nature's great game of hide-and-seek is one worth winning. Forests cover one third of the land surface, and concealed within are over half of the species on Earth.

Tracklisting:

01 - Intro & The Forest & The Tiger (5:00)
02 - The Art of Stalking (1:10)
03 - The Perfect Strike & The Boreal Forest (4:29)
04 - The American Martin (1:11)
05 - Hide and Seek in the Tunnels (1:13)
06 - The Sparrowhawk (4:01)
07 - Target Practice & The Rain Forest (3:13)
08 - Spider-Woman (1:06)
09 - Super Powers (1:53)
10 - Reverse Engineering (1:23)
11 - Mission Possible (1:55)
12 - Nightfall (1:01)
13 - Hunter and Hunted (2:46)
14 - Aerial Ambush & The Harpy Eagle & A Valuable Lesson (4:56)
15 - Teamwork (3:40)
16 - The Army Ant (4:13)
17 - Battle of the Ants (2:56)
18 - Filming the Tiger (1:48)
19 - Closing In (0:49)
20 - The Ele-Flex, Pt I (0:41)
21 - The Ele-Flex, Pt II (0:27)
22 - The Ele-Flex, Pt III (1:01)
23 - The Ele-Flex, Pt IV (0:15)
24 - Test Drive (0:47)
25 - Finding the Tigers & A Successful Hunt (2:30)
26 - Next Time - The Oceans & End Credits (1:12)

Total Time: 55:36

Links will ONLY be sent by PM to those that ask for them in a PM. Specify if you want stereo, surround or both.

Thanks to Sparktank for providing the source :)

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Link received. Thanks Calidoran!

And now for something i have been putting off for too long - a re-rip of Danny Elfman's score to Corpse Bride.

Yes, a re-rip. I know i did post it quite a while back. Is this the same then? Yes and no. I have included the vocals to the songs. The isolated score had the instrumental versions. The reason for doing this is that the songs in the film are slightly different than what has been officially released. Granted, it's only four tracks and granted, it's only one of them (According to Plan) that is noticeably different and granted once more, i used the CD version for the rest of them.

For those of you that have only listened to the officially released versions, the instrumental versions as heard in the audio track for the isolated score are added as a bonus at the end of the tracklist :) might be interesting to listen to (karaoke anyone?) :-P

This is more the version i wanted to do from the beginning and i also bought the bluray which had a higher quality audiostream, but still not genuine lossless. The tracks are edited and remixed in their original form - 24 bit/48 kHz and then downconverted to 16 bit/44.1 kHz FLAC.

Read more about it here:

Thread 113650

Thank you very much Calidoran!

Anyone have the isolated score from Disney's Alice In Wonderland Laserdisc from several years back?

Anyone have the isolated score from Disney's Alice In Wonderland Laserdisc from several years back?

From what i can see it's a "music/effects track on analog right".

http://www.lddb.com/laserdisc/06558/6139-CS/Alice-in-Wonderland-(1951)

And there are actually quite a few laserdiscs with isolated scores which would make it interesting to buy, but the prices... ? Forget it.

Anyway, to answer your question - no, sorry. Haven't come across all that many isolated scores from laserdiscs at all, actually. I think i might have two, Scanners and The Fog.

EDIT:
I made a quick runthrough of a list of isolated scores on laserdiscs that i found and it seems most of them were mono only and a lot of those were as mentioned above, music AND sfx.

Danny Elfman, Mars Attacks! isolated DVD score (1996)

This is basically the bootleg that has been out there for quite a while now. What's the differences? The first official release didn't have nearly as much music as the later ones (LaLa-Land & The Music Box). The Music Box has the film version of "The Landing" which LaLa-Land's doesn't. LaLa Land's release is the one to get if you want the best quality and mixing though, but for completeness - my rip or the bootleg. But then again, none of them are true lossless. The differences between the bootleg and my rip? The editing/mixing and the splitting of tracks. Otherwise they should be pretty much the same, contentwise. I even used the bootleg to mix in beginnings and endings that weren't clean in the isolated.

Should anyone want an indepth explanation of the differences, let me know.

Also, i decided to leave out the songs used in the film. Mainly because i couldn't get a hold of all of them and, quite frankly, Indian Love Call gets pretty damn irritating after a while ;)

You know where to get the info you need, should you be interested in this one. Requests here in this thread will be ignored.

Tracklist:
1 - Introduction (1:40)
2 - Main Titles (2:24)
3 - Newspapers (0:15)
4 - First Sighting (1:26)
5 - White House Walk (0:30)
6 - Barb Shares (2:22)
7 - White House Discussion (1:16)
8 - The Landing (film version) (8:40)
9 - First Fire Fight (2:58)
10 - Return Message (2:16)
11 - Barbara and Art (0:15)
12 - Ungodly Experiments (0:51)
13 - Martian Response (0:33)
14 - State Address (4:20)
15 - Instructions (0:47)
16 - Loving Heads (1:18)
17 - Martian Madame (3:00)
18 - Martian Lounge (2:46)
19 - Presidential Bedroom Assassination (0:46)
20 - Invasion (1:38)
21 - Boy Scout Jamboree (0:55)
22 - White House Mayhem (1:41)
23 - Art's Demise (0:39)
24 - Chase (0:22)
25 - Punch Out (0:24)
26 - Viva Las Vegas (0:59)
27 - The Big Launch, Pt I (1:00)
28 - The Big Launch, Pt II (1:45)
29 - Destructo X (1:25)
30 - Pursuit (3:50)
31 - The War Room (2:13)
32 - Final Address (2:44)
33 - On the Run (0:37)
34 - Airfield Dilemma (2:13)
35 - New World (1:44)
36 - Ritchie's Speech (3:05)
37 - End Credits (4:34)

Total Time: 1:10:11

Thank you kindly!

thanks !!

Links received.

Thank you very much!!!

Thanks for the link!

Thanks!!!!!!

Link Received. Thank You very much.

Great Thanks for the links; )

I love it!!

hi! Is there anyone here who has the isolated score from "The Man from Laramie" by Guning released by Twilight time please? :)

I don't know if this was asked already, but does anyone else happen to have the Blu-Ray of "History of The World: Part 1" containing the isolated score? My laptop can only play DVD and CD discs, and as far as I know, the DVD that I rented, did not previously have the isolated score, I think.

hi! Is there anyone here who has the isolated score from "The Man from Laramie" by Guning released by Twilight time please? :)


I don't know if this was asked already, but does anyone else happen to have the Blu-Ray of "History of The World: Part 1" containing the isolated score? My laptop can only play DVD and CD discs, and as far as I know, the DVD that I rented, did not previously have the isolated score, I think.

Just a clarification for those asking for a specific isolated score - check my first post. I list all isolated scores that i have posted there.

@Fink - Sorry, that's one i don't have

@toykyle - What do you mean by "anyone else"? As i mentioned above, i have listed everything i have posted there and History of the World is in that list. So, yes, i own that bluray...

Okay, thanks for the answer Calidoran :)

Just wondering if anyone still has the isolated score/soundtrack rip of Stuart Little by Alan Silvestri? I lost mine a while ago and I need the film mix of the main titles song. Thanks!

Just wondering if anyone still has the isolated score/soundtrack rip of Stuart Little by Alan Silvestri? I lost mine a while ago and I need the film mix of the main titles song. Thanks!

... another one of those annoying "only-released-in-region-1" DVDs. I hate that... Well, unfortunatley this is a DVD i don't have but if someone has access to the original AC3-file for the isolated score, i would definitely be interested. :)

I am also excited for this one!!

Thank you very much for the links!

I have the iso edited for History of the World. I will upload and put up link

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History of the World - Part 1 composed by John Morris
wav files
1. Fox Fanfare
2. Our Forefathers
3. Music Was Born
4. The Roman Empire
5. Queen Of The Vestal Virgins
6. The Queen Leaves
7. Caesars Palace
8. Marcus Vindictus
9. Treasure Bath
10. Comicus
11. We Who Are About To Die - Playmates
12. The Queen Selects
13. Palace Dance - Cloak Room
14. Soldiers Looking For Comicus
15. More Soldiers - Miracle To The Rescue
16. Soldiers And The Wacky Weed
17. Moses Parts The Waters
18. To Safety
19. Marcus Bops
20. Off On The Road To Judea
21. Comicus And The Last Supper
22. The Spanish Inquisition
23.The French Revolution
24. It's Good To Be The King
25. No Fear To Die
26. Miracle To The Rescue Again And The End
27. Coming Attractions And End Titles

https://mega.nz/#!lJhUERLL!Ue8NbBsBWA4Rkwl8mpNi0OEGlrs75l5aqRaQoLGksd4

Thanks so much for sharing the edited "History of the World Part I." Calidoran offered the complete isolated score a few years ago. How does your edit differ as far as what you decided to include and take out?

I have the iso edited for History of the World. I will upload and put up link


Thanks so much for sharing the edited "History of the World Part I." Calidoran offered the complete isolated score a few years ago. How does your edit differ as far as what you decided to include and take out?

Actually, i still have it uploaded for anyone asking for a link. It's just that i don't post any links publicly anymore. But still, it would be interesting to hear what the differences are in this one compared to mine :) You don't care to edit your post with track lengths? And also, why the wav-format? Why not convert them to flac or alac? Smaller but still lossless :)

My tracklisting:
1. 20th Century Fox Logos (1m2) (0:21)
2. Thus Spunk Zarathustra (1m3) (1:09)
3. The Stone Age (1m4) (0:34)
4. And so... Music was Born (1m5) (0:14)
5. The Roman Empire (1m7a) (0:17)
6. The Streets of Rome (1m7b) (2:05)
7. Hava Nagila (1m8) (0:09)
8. Empress Nympho (2m1) (0:28)
9. The Empress Leaves (2m2) (0:10)
10. Caesars Palace (2m3a) (0:19)
11. Hell Caesar (2m3b) (0:09)
12. Commander Marcus Vindictus (2m4) (0:10)
13. Remember, Thou Art Mortal (2m5) (0:16)
14. Behind Curtain Number II... (3m1) (0:10)
15. Comicus, The Standup Philosopher (3m2) (0:14)
16. We Who Are About to Die, Salute You (3m3) (0:07)
17. Fighting and Escaping (3m4) (1:44)
18. The Reviewing Stand (3m6) (0:33)
19. Prepare to Meet... Guys (4m1) (not used) (0:09)
20. The Test (4m2) (not used) (0:22)
21. Caladonia's Dance (4m3) (1:24)
22. Escaping... Again & Cloak Room (4m3b) (0:34)
23. The Legion in Search (4m4) (0:15)
24. March of the Legion & Panic! (5m1) (1:42)
25. Only a Miracle Can Save Us (5m2) (0:29)
26. Escaping... Once More (5m3) (1:43)
27. Roman Red, The Mighty Joint (5m4) (1:19)
28. Parted Water & And Keep 'em Up (6m1) (0:35)
29. The Shortcut (6m2) (0:26)
30. Dance of the Romans (6m4) (0:23)
31. The Ship to Judaea (6m6) (0:23)
32. The Last Supper (6m7) (0:33)
33. Torquemada, Grand Inquisitor (7m1&2) (0:19)
34. The Inquisition (7m3 & 8m2-3) (6:43)
35. The French Revolution (8m4) (0:25)
36. Ending the Meeting (9m1) (0:11)
37. It's Good to be the King (9m2) (3:27)
38. The Execution (9m3) (0:48)
39. Only a Miracle Can Save Us (9m4) (1:31)
40. Coming Attractions & End Credits (9m5-9m7) (5:24)
41. Coming Attractions & End Credits (film version) (9m5-9m7) (5:22)

Total Time: 43:36

I am now 'bray" - a victim of whatever happened to FF this past week. I was marcgothic. Anyway . . . it is pretty much the same length as yours. I took out the very short cues.

:erm: Who did "bray" used to be?

Any isolated works for disney? Amimated classics but would love to hear your work on any.

Any isolated works for disney? Amimated classics but would love to hear your work on any.

I have never come across any Disney Classics with an audio stream for an isolated score :( unfortunately, because there are definitely some animated classics that would be wonderful to hear in a more complete version

Bummer, have you isolated any at all live action, i am a addicted disney freak :p

Bummer, have you isolated any at all live action, i am a addicted disney freak :p

Well, let me quote myself:




An isolated score is simply the music as a separate audio track on the DVD/BluRay (as opposed to the regular audio track with speech and SFX). Sometimes there is only music, sometimes it has the composer's commentary as well and if you're lucky, those commentaries do not mix with the music. There might also be significant drops in music volume due to composer's commentaries and those isolated scores takes a lot more work before they're done.
Rips of the front or rear or any channels with sfx and/or speech are NOT isolated scores but "simply" something where someone has tried isolating the music from the speech and SFX.
This thread will not have any such rips. It will only be about isolated scores.



;) i kinda had the feeling you had the terminology wrong (as so many others). But that being said, to try to isolate the music from speech and sfx will not produce a good enough result in relation to the amount of work you have to put into it. I can say that there isn't more than a handful of scores that i would even consider investigating if it's worth it and perhaps 3 that i would try to do it with anyway.

Thor: The Dark World is one that i have tried (even before the complete version leaked that is out here now) but there is NO WAY you can produce a clean enough copy of it. The sfx and speech is all over the place, in each and every channel of the 7.1 audio stream. So... i gave that up :(

Fair Enough, Thanks Anyway. :)

I strongly suspect that is why many people stay away from this little thread of mine... they think it's all about music that i have tried removing the sfx and speech from and that they are afraid they're still audible and not many want that. I guess i could have gotten more attention if i had posted them one by one in their own thread and called them "complete" or "expanded" or whatever...

Ah well, i have found and bought more than 100 DVDs and BluRays that had an isolated score plus that there have been a few users here that have been kind enough to share that specific audiostream with me. Thanks to all of you, you know who you are :)

TBH, The Odd SFX Or Vocal Echo Never Bother Me, 80% Of My Once Upon A Time Soundtracks are DVD Rips With SFX Ect... But I Would Not Cope With Out Them :p

Could You Recomend One On Your Thread For Me To Listen to?

TBH, The Odd SFX Or Vocal Echo Never Bother Me, 80% Of My Once Upon A Time Soundtracks are DVD Rips With SFX Ect... But I Would Not Cope With Out Them :p

Could You Recomend One On Your Thread For Me To Listen to?

Not sure what your cup of tea is... but some of my favorites:

Bicentennial Man
A Bug's Life
Contact
Corpse Bride
Frequency
Jumanji
Mars Attacks!
The Matrix
The Mummy
Pleasantville
Quest for Camelot
X-Men First Class

The complete list of all i have posted so far is in the first post of the thread together with links to their own post within the thread with more info. Get back to me if you see anything interesting :)

Just wondering if Friedhofer's THE YOUNG LIONS is a dream that might come true...

I second that !

Now, wait...

;)

Bicentennial Man
A Bug's Life
Corpse Bride
Quest for Camelot


OOOO!!! Might Take A Gander At These Ones.

I second that !

Now, wait...

;)

If it's a Twilight Time release... i will not be the one making the dream come true. Sorry :) i would love to have access to someplace where they have these as complete bluray rips, then perhaps. But i will not buy them... they will have cost me far too much when they arrive here. Unless it was a bluray with an isolated score of my top 5 ;)

If it's a Twilight Time release... i will not be the one making the dream come true.

It is Twilight Time,
It isn't Robert Jordan Time, alas...


;)

Bicentennial Man


This Is Amazing, Beautiful. Thank So Much I Am Really Enjoying This Collection.

Now Onto The Others :D

Any news or updates on anything for Titus? :erm:

I did a search for this thread and last saw FunnyFML wanting to work on it. But I know he's been busy with a lot of things.

I have yet to be able to locate a full sourced bluray with the isolated score and commentary by Goldsmith.
All places I look, only have encodes with just the main audio.

It's still on sale at Screen Archives, I might buy one next month.

$29.99, conversion from Canadian to US = $37.95 for me.
+ S&H + maybe taxes. Sometimes I have to end up paying taxes (12%).
A lot closer to $50 if I decide to get it.

Any news or updates on anything for Titus? :erm:

I did a search for this thread and last saw FunnyFML wanting to work on it. But I know he's been busy with a lot of things.

I have yet to be able to locate a full sourced bluray with the isolated score and commentary by Goldsmith.
All places I look, only have encodes with just the main audio.

It's still on sale at Screen Archives, I might buy one next month.

$29.99, conversion from Canadian to US = $37.95 for me.
+ S&H + maybe taxes. Sometimes I have to end up paying taxes (12%).
A lot closer to $50 if I decide to get it.

Haven't really looked in to what's really on a Twilight Time bluray... besides the isolated score (or sometime score+sfx), are there more extras than on the original vanilla release?

Haven't really looked in to what's really on a Twilight Time bluray... besides the isolated score (or sometime score+sfx), are there more extras than on the original vanilla release?

On bluray.com, I can only find Twilight Time release, and no other bluray release for the movie.
It lists a lot of commentaries.
http://www.blu-ray.com/movies/Titus-Blu-ray/88573/#Review
Looking forward to the commentary by Goldenthal.

But, I'm getting help from Momonoki (Zaralyth) on this one.
So it looks like a project is under way.

Uhm, Spark, Titus is Goldenthal, not Goldsmith.

I have it on DVD. Extracting the ISO and doing an edit is something I've wanted to do myself for quite awhile.

I think the isolated score on the Twilight Time's bluray release has its own audiostream? On the DVD it's coupled with Goldenthal's commentaries. Not sure if the commentaries mix with the music? Perhaps gururu can answer that? Anyway, the audio on the bluray is DTS-HD :)

Yeah, multitasking a lot so getting names mixed up.

On bluray.com, I can only find Twilight Time release, and no other bluray release for the movie.
It lists a lot of commentaries.
http://www.blu-ray.com/movies/Titus-Blu-ray/88573/#Review
Looking forward to the commentary by Goldenthal.

But, I'm getting help from Momonoki (Zaralyth) on this one.
So it looks like a project is under way.

No, i meant Twilight Time releases in general. I have seen a few come out both as Twilight Time and any other. From what i could see on those it was only the isolated that was extra

Does anyone have the Twilight Time BluRay Isolated score to William Marx COUNT YORGA VAMPIRE? Would love to get my hand on a rip of that. :-)

Posted the Elliot Goldenthal - Titus isolated score in FLAC here:
Thread 203846

Posted:
[Isolated Score] John Carpenter - Big Trouble In Little China (1986) [5.1/24/48]
Thread 203964

(sorry for the delay)

The Hunt, Episode 4 (of 7) - Hunger at Sea (Oceans) (stereo & Surround)

Hunger at Sea follows blue whales, sharks, sea lions, frigatebirds, dolphins and albatrosses to reveal the strategies they use to hunt for prey in the big blue. The open ocean is an immense wilderness that covers more than half the surface of our planet, yet for the most part it's a watery desert, largely devoid of life. Predators face an endless search to find and catch food, yet these great tracts of ocean are home to some of the most remarkable hunters on the planet.

Tracklisting:

01 - Intro & The Oceans (4:53)
02 - Frigatebirds and Flyingfish (5:21)
03 - The Realm of the Sargassum Fish (3:27)
04 - The Society of Dolphins (1:31)
05 - Sonar Stun (1:23)
06 - Deep Sea Predators (3:55)
07 - The Oasis' of the Big Blue (1:52)
08 - Lion Fish (1:44)
09 - Protection of the Reef (2:53)
10 - The Power of The Southern Ocean Winds (1:38)
11 - Take-Off (0:54)
12 - Ocean Drifters (1:33)
13 - The Big Price (1:25)
14 - Safety in Numbers (1:48)
15 - Joint Effort (3:20)
16 - A Meal Worth While (5:15)
17 - Filming Blue Whales Underwater (0:57)
18 - Finding the Whale (0:59)
19 - Clear Water (1:41)
20 - Chance of a Lifetime (1:03)
21 - Signs of Krill (0:54)
22 - Close Encounters with a Blue Whale (2:40)
23 - Next Time - The Plains & End Credits (1:14)

Total Time: 52:20

Stereo and surround. Links will ONLY be sent by PM to those that ask for them in a PM. Unless you say anything else, stereo link will be sent.

Thanks to Sparktank for providing the source :)

Link received, many thanks.

Posted the Elliot Goldenthal - Titus isolated score in FLAC here:
Thread 203846


Posted:
[Isolated Score] John Carpenter - Big Trouble In Little China (1986) [5.1/24/48]
Thread 203964

Well, if noone else shows any appreciation here, i will :) I definitely appreciate the opportunity to get a hold of any original audio stream of an isolated score that i don't have access to and even those that are a quality upgrade of what i do have.

(sorry for the delay)

The Hunt, Episode 4 (of 7) - Hunger at Sea (Oceans) (stereo & Surround)

Hunger at Sea follows blue whales, sharks, sea lions, frigatebirds, dolphins and albatrosses to reveal the strategies they use to hunt for prey in the big blue. The open ocean is an immense wilderness that covers more than half the surface of our planet, yet for the most part it's a watery desert, largely devoid of life. Predators face an endless search to find and catch food, yet these great tracts of ocean are home to some of the most remarkable hunters on the planet.

Tracklisting:

01 - Intro & The Oceans (4:53)
02 - Frigatebirds and Flyingfish (5:21)
03 - The Realm of the Sargassum Fish (3:27)
04 - The Society of Dolphins (1:31)
05 - Sonar Stun (1:23)
06 - Deep Sea Predators (3:55)
07 - The Oasis' of the Big Blue (1:52)
08 - Lion Fish (1:44)
09 - Protection of the Reef (2:53)
10 - The Power of The Southern Ocean Winds (1:38)
11 - Take-Off (0:54)
12 - Ocean Drifters (1:33)
13 - The Big Price (1:25)
14 - Safety in Numbers (1:48)
15 - Joint Effort (3:20)
16 - A Meal Worth While (5:15)
17 - Filming Blue Whales Underwater (0:57)
18 - Finding the Whale (0:59)
19 - Clear Water (1:41)
20 - Chance of a Lifetime (1:03)
21 - Signs of Krill (0:54)
22 - Close Encounters with a Blue Whale (2:40)
23 - Next Time - The Plains & End Credits (1:14)

Total Time: 52:20

Stereo and surround. Links will ONLY be sent by PM to those that ask for them in a PM. Unless you say anything else, stereo link will be sent.

Thanks to Sparktank for providing the source :)

Well... THAT didn't get much love and attention

Thanks! Links received!!

link received...Thx

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Does anyone know where to find true isolated scores for the original Star Wars trilogy (theatrical)? I'm looking for the soundtracks that include all the musical film edits and I can't seem to find them anywhere.

That's not how isolated scores work. :facepalm:

Well... THAT didn't get much love and attention

That's a shame. It's good music, too.
Steven Price did wonderful for this series.

Maybe create a separate thread with the episodes listed?
Users might respond more if they see the thread with the artist name.

Does anyone know where to find true isolated scores for the original Star Wars trilogy (theatrical)? I'm looking for the soundtracks that include all the musical film edits and I can't seem to find them anywhere.

True isolated scores? This is the definition of WHAT a true isolated score is:


To clarify for those wondering:


An isolated score is simply the music as a separate audio track on the DVD/BluRay (as opposed to the regular audio track with speech and SFX). Sometimes there is only music, sometimes it has the composer's commentary as well and if you're lucky, those commentaries do not mix with the music. There might also be significant drops in music volume due to composer's commentaries and those isolated scores takes a lot more work before they're done.
Rips of the front or rear or any channels with sfx and/or speech are NOT isolated scores but "simply" something where someone has tried isolating the music from the speech and SFX.
This thread will not have any such rips. It will only be about isolated scores.


I understand what you mean though, but aside from using the incorrect term for it - What do you mean by "TRUE"? There is no edit where anyone has succeeded in removing speech and sfx entirely from this music. If you mean that you are looking for the complete music as heard in the films, i think it should be around. You would have as much luck as anyone else using the search function here ;) but the complete versions as heard in the films, completely WITHOUT speech and sfx? I would love that as well, but i haven't found them...

That's a shame. It's good music, too.
Steven Price did wonderful for this series.

Maybe create a separate thread with the episodes listed?
Users might respond more if they see the thread with the artist name.

Yes, i was thinking along those lines... In fact, if i hadn't posted so many isolated scores already in this thread, i might have started new ones with them all and titled all of them something like "Expanded this and that" or Complete this and that". Expanded & Complete always lures people more than Isolated. Ah well... their loss, not mine. I have them ;)

Anyway... when all episodes are done a new thread will be started :)

Does anyone know where to find true isolated scores for the original Star Wars trilogy (theatrical)? I'm looking for the soundtracks that include all the musical film edits and I can't seem to find them anywhere.

A well known fanmade HD restoration/reconstruction project of the original trilogy (I won't say the name, just in case) contains many audio tracks, including a reconstruction of the original theatrical mixes (70mm and 35mm), the mono tracks of SW and ESB (but they sound bad, the sources were theatrical prints in bad shape), isolated scores and dubs. It is very, very easy to find those releases. They are synchronized to the GOUT (George's Original Unaltered Trilogy, the fan name given to the theatrical versions contained in the 2006 DVD... which were sourced from the masters used for the Laserdisc releases of the nineties, which is why they look like pure crap), so you can remux any of the tracks with said DVDs if you want too. There was even a special track made for visually impaired people available for "Star Wars" (but Lucasfilm has never made respective tracks for ESB and RotJ... why?), but I think said track isn't present in the latest version of the reconstructed theatrical "Star Wars".

There are several versions of the project released over the last 3-4 years, so check out you're downloading the last ones rather than the early (and crappy looking) versions.

I could try to upload them if people want it (but I don't have a MEGA account), or give it to OP (since it's her/his thread). Do you know a reliable, fast, no registration requiring uploader?

Link received! Thank you so much, Cal!

Thanks for the great shares.

Is there any chance that somebody have The Way We Were BLU-RAY Isolated Score?

Sorry, not me. Perhaps someone else?

Yeah... good question... I keep hoping for that one too...

Anyone???

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A well known fanmade HD restoration/reconstruction project of the original trilogy (I won't say the name, just in case) contains many audio tracks, including a reconstruction of the original theatrical mixes (70mm and 35mm), the mono tracks of SW and ESB (but they sound bad, the sources were theatrical prints in bad shape), isolated scores and dubs. It is very, very easy to find those releases. They are synchronized to the GOUT (George's Original Unaltered Trilogy, the fan name given to the theatrical versions contained in the 2006 DVD... which were sourced from the masters used for the Laserdisc releases of the nineties, which is why they look like pure crap), so you can remux any of the tracks with said DVDs if you want too. There was even a special track made for visually impaired people available for "Star Wars" (but Lucasfilm has never made respective tracks for ESB and RotJ... why?), but I think said track isn't present in the latest version of the reconstructed theatrical "Star Wars".

There are several versions of the project released over the last 3-4 years, so check out you're downloading the last ones rather than the early (and crappy looking) versions.

I could try to upload them if people want it (but I don't have a MEGA account), or give it to OP (since it's her/his thread). Do you know a reliable, fast, no registration requiring uploader?

That fanmade HD restoration/reconstruction project you mention is actually what brought me to ask the question. The isolated music tracks on that project are phenominal but they include parts of John Williams' score that was edited out or cut from the films (ex. Dianoga, Planet Hoth alternate opening, Obi-Wan's Revelations etc.) The Iso track on the current version of Jedi is the most perfect and true to the actual film while the Iso track on the current version of Empire is loaded with missing cues and alternate music that is not heard in the theatrical versions (or any versions) of the film. I didn't know where to ask where to find the score to the Original Trilogy that includes all the film edits, this thread just appeared to be the right place.

Could someone upload this

Franco Potenza
The Doll of Satan (La bambola di Satana)



http://bluray.highdefdigest.com/27289/labamboladisatana.html

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That fanmade HD restoration/reconstruction project you mention is actually what brought me to ask the question. The isolated music tracks on that project are phenominal but they include parts of John Williams' score that was edited out or cut from the films (ex. Dianoga, Planet Hoth alternate opening, Obi-Wan's Revelations etc.) The Iso track on the current version of Jedi is the most perfect and true to the actual film while the Iso track on the current version of Empire is loaded with missing cues and alternate music that is not heard in the theatrical versions (or any versions) of the film. I didn't know where to ask where to find the score to the Original Trilogy that includes all the film edits, this thread just appeared to be the right place.

The correct definition of what an "Isolated Score" is:


One of my biggest interests are isolated scores from DVD and Bluray...

To clarify for those wondering:


An isolated score is simply the music as a separate audio track on the DVD/BluRay (as opposed to the regular audio track with speech and SFX). Sometimes there is only music, sometimes it has the composer's commentary as well and if you're lucky, those commentaries do not mix with the music. There might also be significant drops in music volume due to composer's commentaries and those isolated scores takes a lot more work before they're done.
Rips of the front or rear or any channels with sfx and/or speech are NOT isolated scores but "simply" something where someone has tried isolating the music from the speech and SFX.
This thread will not have any such rips. It will only be about isolated scores.


What you are asking for is not an isolated score and would not be posted in this thread. Why not try the request section?

What you are asking for is not an isolated score and would not be posted in this thread. Why not try the request section?[/QUOTE]

Thanks for clearing that up, i'll go ask and look there.

Thanks for clearing that up, i'll go ask and look there.

And thanks for taking that the right way and not going up in flames about it :) far too much of that here anyway

UPDATE:

Big Trouble in Little China (Thread 113650)

New upload now available in true lossless thanks to sparktank. Two versions - stereo AND surround. Check the link above.

UPDATE:

Big Trouble in Little China (Thread 113650)

New upload now available in true lossless thanks to sparktank. Two versions - stereo AND surround. Check the link above.

Wow Nice!

Does anyone know if the Twilight time BD of Cutter�s Way is true isolated or with SFX in it?

Cutter's Way is a true isolated score. A few cues blend right into some mariachi songs, but most of the cues are clean and sound really good. Great score.

UPDATE:

Big Trouble in Little China (Thread 113650)

New upload now available in true lossless thanks to sparktank. Two versions - stereo AND surround. Check the link above.

Coool! Sendign a PM. Never really listened to the iso score cut up before. Mostly I let it play and surprise me when I'm gaming.

Coool! Sendign a PM. Never really listened to the iso score cut up before. Mostly I let it play and surprise me when I'm gaming.

Sending a link when i get back from work

Also a heads-up - Part 5 of The Hunt will be uploaded sometime during the week. In the process of splitting and editing right now :)

Link received! Thank you again Calidoran!

(a little sooner than i thought, but here it is)

The Hunt, Episode 5 - Nowhere to Hide (Plains) (stereo and surround)

The open arenas of grassland and desert make up half of all land on our planet. In these exposed habitats, predators like cheetahs, bald eagles and lions can usually see their prey. But it works both ways: their prey can see them too. With nothing but open vistas, the element of surprise is hard-won, and predators must make their own opportunities.

Tracklisting:

01 - Intro & Desert and Grassland (1:36)
02 - The Cheetah (4:09)
03 - Hunting Guinea Fowl (1:50)
04 - The Caracal (0:56)
05 - 10 Percent (1:20)
06 - The Honey Badger (1:35)
07 - Constant Refueling (1:14)
08 - Termite Fortress (1:16)
09 - Annual Emigration (0:59)
10 - Headlight Beetle (2:40)
11 - Safety in Numbers (1:09)
12 - Bald Eagles vs Snow Geeze (1:14)
13 - Panic (2:24)
14 - The Buffalo Herd (1:59)
15 - Greener Pastures (1:15)
16 - The Tables are Turned (3:08)
17 - The Roof of Africa (1:44)
18 - Lone Wolves (4:21)
19 - The Hot Red Ant and A Minefield Deathtrap (3:45)
20 - The Hot Red Ant and A Silken Snare (1:58)
21 - The Hot Red Ant and Convection Winds (0:52)
22 - Extreme Open Arena (1:47)
23 - Cooperation is Vital (0:50)
24 - Time of the Lion (3:39)
25 - A Unique and Different Challenge (1:22)
26 - Filming the Cheetah (1:57)
27 - Lost Dogs (1:10)
28 - After the Rain (1:06)
29 - Aerial Shot (1:07)
30 - The Cheetah Hunt (1:28)
31 - Ground Shot (0:48)
32 - Next Time - The Coasts & End Credits (1:15)

Total Time: 57:53

Links will ONLY be sent by PM to those that ask for them in a PM. Unless you say anything else, stereo link will be sent.

Thanks to Sparktank for providing the source :)

link received, thanks Calidoran

thx for the link, Calidoran

Calidoran thanks for the BTILC FLAC fill.

Calidoran thanks for the BTILC FLAC fill.
Indeed :)

Link received, many thanks Calidoran

Link received, many thanks

Thanks for all of the hard work, Calidoran! :)

Thanks Calidoran!!

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Links received. Thank you, Calidoran!!

Please has anyone got Cutter's Way isolated ? That would be just pure fantasticness !!! :)

Please has anyone got Cutter's Way isolated ? That would be just pure fantasticness !!! :)

I would love to have access to a site (t*rrent or otherwise) that can offer full bluray-rips. In that case i could post more pure fantasticness ;)

*HINT* (anyone that could produce an invite or a link to such a place would have my eternal gratitude) *END HINT*

Links received! Thank you big Time my master! :D

Please. I'm begging you all out there. Cutter's way Isolated score. Somebody must have it.

Waiting to get John Carpenter's Vampires at a decent price (29.95 is too much)...and then... :)

Please. I'm begging you all out there. Cutter's way Isolated score. Somebody must have it.

Cutter's Way - Sorry


Waiting to get John Carpenter's Vampires at a decent price (29.95 is too much)...and then... :)

As it happens... someone shared the audiostream with the isolated score with me. Been sitting on my hd waiting to be processed.

Cutter's Way - Sorry



As it happens... someone shared the audiostream with the isolated score with me. Been sitting on my hd waiting to be processed.

OMG, well Calidoran, there is tears in my eyes... i'm so happy right now....can't wait...Big John is really the best for me...Thanks for you hard work!

That lovely theme.....

So, this is the deal with isolated scores. They don't come as separate tracks, they come as a separate audiostream on the Laser Disc/DVD/BluRay (meaning NOT the default audiostream with speech and sfx). The formats i have for those audiostreams range from AC3 (1.0, 2.0, 3.0, 4.0, 5.0, 5.1), DTS (5.1), DTS-HDMA (5.1), TrueHD (5.1) and PCM (2.0). I have about 90 DVDs and BluRays with an isolated score and have with the help of kind users here, found perhaps 30 more. The smallest is perhaps 130 MB and the biggest more than 2.2 GB.

I try to buy those i find at a reasonable price. Unfortunately the Twilight Time releases (which release Cutter's Way fall under) are expensive (30 US$ + 10 US$ international shipping) and also limited releases (in the case of Cutter's Way - 3000 copies). So, even if there were copies left, i would not be prepared to pay 40 US$ for anything else than something that i REALLY wanted the isolated score from. And it's understandable that people might feel reluctant to share something they paid that kind of money for, BUT... the main issue here, i believe, is that those few that get to buy these releases simply aren't aware of even WHAT an isolated score is.

If someone happens to have a DVD/BluRay with an isolated, but don't know how to rip the audiostream, i would be happy to help so more people can share these goodies with the rest of us :) if that someone also wants help with editing, i would also be happy to help. Send me a PM if you need help with whatever concerning isolated scores or if you might have a question or two. If i can answer, i will :)

So, this is the deal with isolated scores. They don't come as separate tracks, they come as a separate audiostream on the Laser Disc/DVD/BluRay (meaning NOT the default audiostream with speech and sfx). The formats i have for those audiostreams range from AC3 (1.0, 2.0, 3.0, 4.0, 5.0, 5.1), DTS (5.1), DTS-HDMA (5.1), TrueHD (5.1) and PCM (2.0). I have about 90 DVDs and BluRays with an isolated score and have with the help of kind users here, found perhaps 30 more. The smallest is perhaps 130 MB and the biggest more than 2.2 GB.

I try to buy those i find at a reasonable price. Unfortunately the Twilight Time releases (which release Cutter's Way fall under) are expensive (30 US$ + 10 US$ international shipping) and also limited releases (in the case of Cutter's Way - 3000 copies). So, even if there were copies left, i would not be prepared to pay 40 US$ for anything else than something that i REALLY wanted the isolated score from. And it's understandable that people might feel reluctant to share something they paid that kind of money for, BUT... the main issue here, i believe, is that those few that get to buy these releases simply aren't aware of even WHAT an isolated score is.

If someone happens to have a DVD/BluRay with an isolated, but don't know how to rip the audiostream, i would be happy to help so more people can share these goodies with the rest of us :) if that someone also wants help with editing, i would also be happy to help. Send me a PM if you need help with whatever concerning isolated scores or if you might have a question or two. If i can answer, i will :)

I just got the Twilight Time of Hammer's Hound of the Baskervilles. It has the iso music & effects track. I love James Bernard's music. Will definately be ripping and editing this. It isnt a long score- perhaps about 25 minutes. Will post when finished if there is interest.

Sounds great! Thanks!

This is my rip for Twilight Time's blu-ray of Hound of the Baskervilles
Music composed by James Bernard
This is the M&E iso track

1 Main Title
2 Legend Of The Hound From Hell
3 Tarantula!
4 On The Moors
5 Grimpen Mire
6 Light On The Moors - Watson Sees The Man On The Hill
7 Holmes & Watson Too Late - End Of Selden
8 Holmes & Watson Find Sir Henry
9 The Abbey - The Dartmoor Mine
10 Cecile & Sir Henry - End of Stapleton - The Hound
11 End Title
12 These Are The Damned - suite

https://mega.nz/#!dNpXUQpI!gVJF1ELPxGIHzLrPc11HFJpRhBi9Ig-BxO9CnMZ0XnA

Thanks, bray! Great share!

Thanks Bray!

Links received..as always, good work and THANK YOU!

Part 6 of BBCs The Hunt (Race Against Time - The Coasts) coming soon... stay tuned

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Part 6 of BBCs The Hunt (Race Against Time - The Coasts) coming soon... stay tuned

Sweet!



After recovering from a back injury, I'll be getting on base with projects again.

I'll upload tonight, DTS audio for the Twilight Time's bluray for "Born Free".

There's a lot of confusion about the source. All available scans say the audio is just DTS.
Which makes it lossy DTS audio. Not DTS-HD Master Audio, as advertised on the case and the website.
Reveiwers only watch movies on the disc. They don't copy them to the computer, let alone confirm technical specs of the disc.
And reviewers for bluray discs don't pay much attention to isolated scores, short of saying "the music played and it was good."
But people who bought the disc and are tech savy, confirm that the disc was not produced with a lossless DTS-HD MA track.
I'm guessing the only people who bought the movie aren't tech savy and don't know and don't care about this. SO they won't take it up through official channels with TT. Hence, no re-print or fix. No market for proper releases since no one buys it.
On the bluray.com forum, someone did bring it up but a rep from TT only gave a generic response. Public forums are not the proper channels to deal with any such technicalities in production of the disc. Especially with no receipt.

So, the only place I was ever able to find an untouched bluray for Born Free will have the lossy DTS ripped from it and uploaded.
Since it's lossy DTS, any program can import the audio. It doesn't matter anymore.

Now, there's another concern.
There are sfx in the music. You can sometimes hear bleeding dialogue. Or you can sometimes hear faint environment sfx.
It is there. It's not constant, like it was with Shout!Factory/Scream!Factory release of Ravenous (1999).
This is miles away from being a botched Shout!Factory release.

I'll just post a flac conversion. Anyone that wants to edit it, please keep informing people of its lossy source.
FLAC is lossless, but in thise case, it will losslessly keep the lossy audio.
It's not an upgrade. By any means. It's a presevartion tactic and should be forwarned to others about it.

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I also found something someone was asking for...

I'll work on getting it proper.

Cutter's Way.
But that will take a week to sort out. I mean, if I found the right release with the iso score.

There's a lot of confusion about the source. All available scans say the audio is just DTS.
Which makes it lossy DTS audio. Not DTS-HD Master Audio, as advertised on the case and the website.
Reveiwers only watch movies on the disc. They don't copy them to the computer, let alone confirm technical specs of the disc.
And reviewers for bluray discs don't pay much attention to isolated scores, short of saying "the music played and it was good."
But people who bought the disc and are tech savy, confirm that the disc was not produced with a lossless DTS-HD MA track.
I'm guessing the only people who bought the movie aren't tech savy and don't know and don't care about this. SO they won't take it up through official channels with TT. Hence, no re-print or fix. No market for proper releases since no one buys it.
On the bluray.com forum, someone did bring it up but a rep from TT only gave a generic response. Public forums are not the proper channels to deal with any such technicalities in production of the disc. Especially with no receipt.

And this is why it's so hard to find complete rips of the TTs bluray releases:

1. They are in limited numbers
2. If there is to be a complete, this specific release needs to get in the hands of someone who knows how to and who cares. Since most people only wants to watch the film, they download that, the film only. Which has the barebones - Video and default audiostream
3. Not a lot of people care enough about the extras available on the TT releases so if anyone scene related decides to do a complete rip, they get the vanilla edition that is much easier to get and has what most people cares about: The documentaries, commentaries and not to forget - The Gag Reel ;) But lacks the isolated score.


I'll just post a flac conversion. Anyone that wants to edit it, please keep informing people of its lossy source.
FLAC is lossless, but in thise case, it will losslessly keep the lossy audio.
It's not an upgrade. By any means. It's a presevartion tactic and should be forwarned to others about it.

Thanks for the upload anyway :) People need to be reminded that everything flac (or the like) doesn't necessarily need to be lossless. It all depends on the source and how you rip it.

And as a sidenote - The Hunt Episode 6 will get uploaded in a day or two. I have the final splitting and editing to do, 1/4 done though

So? I had some time to spend so it got here a little earlier ;)

The Hunt, Episode 6 - Race Against Time (Coasts) (stereo and surround)

The coast is the dynamic border between land and sea; powered by the tides and thrashed by waves, this is a world of continuous change. Opportunities never last long here, so hunters are always in a race against time. The coast is the only place on the planet where predators from air, land and sea come together. Dolphins that leave the safety of the sea to fish, walking octopuses, ingenious monkeys, fishing wolves and the greatest gathering of feeding humpback whales come to the coast to hunt. For all, timing is everything.

Tracklisting:

01 - Intro & The Coasts (1:52)
02 - A Team of Hunters & The Ebb and Flow of the Tide (5:41)
03 - The Walking Octopus & From Pool to Pool (3:41)
04 - Soldier Crabs (1:46)
05 - The Sand Bubbler Crab & Sand Transformation (1:51)
06 - Waiting for the Tide (1:07)
07 - Makak Handywork (1:08)
08 - Crabchasing (1:16)
09 - Time Waits for No Makak (0:50)
10 - Chilling Chile Water (1:36)
11 - A Calorific Knife Edge (1:43)
12 - The Salmon Are Coming (2:30)
13 - Experience and Patience (1:00)
14 - At the Mouth of the River (1:53)
15 - Gauntlet of Wolves & The Meeting Place of River and Sea (2:11)
16 - The Peregrine Falcon (0:57)
17 - Airborne Assault (1:51)
18 - Patagonian Sealions (1:20)
19 - Orca - Killer Whale (1:31)
20 - Hunter and Hunted (1:50)
21 - Learning to Evade the Attack (1:29)
22 - Humpback Whales (1:55)
23 - Sonic Weapon (2:52)
24 - Studying (1:06)
25 - Blending In (0:29)
26 - Underwater Filming (0:57)
27 - Harbor Den (0:29)
28 - Figuring the Pattern (0:51)
29 - Unwelcome Visitors (0:51)
30 - Otterly Defeated (1:11)
31 - An Affinity for Nooks and Crannies (1:42)
32 - Next Time - The Conservation & End Credits (1:14)

Total Time: 52:40

Links will ONLY be sent by PM to those that ask for them in a PM. Unless you say anything else, stereo link will be sent.

Thanks to Sparktank for providing the source :)

Thanks!! Downloading

Great stuff!! All this is really going to stand out whenever I play a survival game. :awsm:
I really love the atmosphere that Price set up with the series.

Yeah, the place I go to doesn't allow custom blurays and the software they use doesn't change anything on the disc. So sadly it seems it was the fault TT.
Unless someone here has it and is willing to learn to use MakeMKV to check the disc structure to prove otherwise.

The Hunt, Episode 6 - Race Against Time (Coasts) (stereo and surround)




Thx for the link...

Link received, thanks for "The Hunt, Episode 6 - Race Against Time (Coasts)"

Right, so I have good news and bad news.

Today I was gifted a Blu-ray of The Nude Bomb (the 1980 Get Smart movie with Don Adams) released by Madman Entertainment on Wednesday of last week here in Australia. It has an isolated track of Lalo Schifrin's score!

However, after my recent upgrade to Win10 my Blu-ray burner will no longer work because the drivers are not compatible with Win10, and, therefore I can't rip the isolated track.

I guess, this post is really useless to anyone here other than the fact that an isolated track of Schifrin's is on the market, so it serves as a heads up to someone that may be able to buy it and rip the track.

Cheers.

Sweet!



After recovering from a back injury, I'll be getting on base with projects again.

I'll upload tonight, DTS audio for the Twilight Time's bluray for "Born Free".

There's a lot of confusion about the source. All available scans say the audio is just DTS.
Which makes it lossy DTS audio. Not DTS-HD Master Audio, as advertised on the case and the website.
Reveiwers only watch movies on the disc. They don't copy them to the computer, let alone confirm technical specs of the disc.
And reviewers for bluray discs don't pay much attention to isolated scores, short of saying "the music played and it was good."
But people who bought the disc and are tech savy, confirm that the disc was not produced with a lossless DTS-HD MA track.
I'm guessing the only people who bought the movie aren't tech savy and don't know and don't care about this. SO they won't take it up through official channels with TT. Hence, no re-print or fix. No market for proper releases since no one buys it.
On the bluray.com forum, someone did bring it up but a rep from TT only gave a generic response. Public forums are not the proper channels to deal with any such technicalities in production of the disc. Especially with no receipt.

So, the only place I was ever able to find an untouched bluray for Born Free will have the lossy DTS ripped from it and uploaded.
Since it's lossy DTS, any program can import the audio. It doesn't matter anymore.

Now, there's another concern.
There are sfx in the music. You can sometimes hear bleeding dialogue. Or you can sometimes hear faint environment sfx.
It is there. It's not constant, like it was with Shout!Factory/Scream!Factory release of Ravenous (1999).
This is miles away from being a botched Shout!Factory release.

I'll just post a flac conversion. Anyone that wants to edit it, please keep informing people of its lossy source.
FLAC is lossless, but in thise case, it will losslessly keep the lossy audio.
It's not an upgrade. By any means. It's a presevartion tactic and should be forwarned to others about it.

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I also found something someone was asking for...

I'll work on getting it proper.

Cutter's Way.
But that will take a week to sort out. I mean, if I found the right release with the iso score.

I'd love for you to do CUTTER'S WAY. Keep in mind that the Cutter's Way's isolated track features source cues (mariachi music) that fades into or out of score cues. If you can separate out those source cues from the score tracks that would be great.

Any chance of doing Morricone's U-TURN as well. Unfortunately, that disc has the same (only worse) problem of merged source cues with score cues (such as the liquor store robbery).

I'd love for you to do CUTTER'S WAY. Keep in mind that the Cutter's Way's isolated track features source cues (mariachi music) that fades into or out of score cues. If you can separate out those source cues from the score tracks that would be great.

Any chance of doing Morricone's U-TURN as well. Unfortunately, that disc has the same (only worse) problem of merged source cues with score cues (such as the liquor store robbery).

The only way to successfully separate out those source cues would be if the isolated score was a multichannel presentation and the source cues only were present in, say, the front channels. You could remove those channels when the source music was playing, but then again, you would also be removing the score music that is present in those channels. There is no magic when it comes to mono or stereo channels. If the source music (or speech/sfx) is there, it's almost impossible to remove it. Just very slightly easier with sfx since those are in a limited frequency range

Wow! thanks Bray

THANK YOU !

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thank you

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thank you

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thank you

Added Cutter's Way (1981):
Thread 206865

Please add info, say thanks, make an edit and post it for others to enjoy.

Added Cutter's Way (1981):
Thread 206865

Please add info, say thanks, make an edit and post it for others to enjoy.

Thanks :) let's see if anyone steps up and does the honors...

There's still Born Free to upload.

Slowly getting around to it.

Link received. Thank you for the Hunt!

I've edited Cutters way into separate tracks for anyone interested https://mega.nz/#!g9AzlQCT!8e9K9GF49SH6gOWdD_x3lFHmCYD0FvGpAPkTYVAUAk4

[QUOTE=Barryphile;3368042]I'd love for you to do CUTTER'S WAY. Keep in mind that the Cutter's Way's isolated track features source cues (mariachi music) that fades into or out of score cues. If you can separate out those source cues from the score tracks that would be great.

The Spanish sounding music is meant to be mixed (sampled) into the main titles theme. Just as a side note. It's astonishing why this soundtrack has taken so long to be available considering the rubbish out there.
http://www.twilighttimemovies.com/cutters-way-blu-ray/

Is the Mad MAx Fury Road isolated score available somewhere ?

Is the Mad MAx Fury Road isolated score available somewhere ?

Would also like that complete score please.

Is the Mad MAx Fury Road isolated score available somewhere ?

No, it hasn't even come out yet. It's inclusion on the black-and-white edition of the film is a rumor anyway.

Is the Mad MAx Fury Road isolated score available somewhere ?

It's still not confirmed to definitely have the iso score.

And just Amazon Germany has the bundle with the Black/White version, and no extra details revealed about the features.

The director says he wants it with the iso score, but until the details for the bundle are released or discovered, there's no way of knowing.

And it's still for pre-order and no one is going to have this early.
Release date is October 25
And yes, things can get released earlier than normal, but never this early.

The site added that Miller had told them he "demanded" Warner Bros. release the black and white cut on the Blu-ray, with an option to just hear the isolated score as the only sound in the film. However, it would appear those plans have been scuttled.

http://www.indiewire.com/2015/07/looks-like-that-black-and-white-version-of-mad-max-fury-road-isnt-getting-a-blu-ray-release-after-all-262054/

Some say it will only be part of the complete package, some say it will only be released on DVD, but amazon.de are the only ones that list a date and that is as sparktank said late october. But even then an isolated score is just a rumour...

There's still Born Free to upload.

Slowly getting around to it.

Eagerly awaiting your Born Free up.

Booooorn freeeeee!

Eagerly awaiting your Born Free up.

Posted here:
Thread 207685

http://www.indiewire.com/2015/07/looks-like-that-black-and-white-version-of-mad-max-fury-road-isnt-getting-a-blu-ray-release-after-all-262054/

Some say it will only be part of the complete package, some say it will only be released on DVD, but amazon.de are the only ones that list a date and that is as sparktank said late october. But even then an isolated score is just a rumour...

Thanks for the info Calidoran, too bad ...

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Calidoran, any updates on The Hunt: Episode 7? :)

Unfortunatley not much... Time and energy is not on my side at the moment. But i have it prepared for editing and i have had a first quick listen. I know there was a discussion about this last episode and the music. If it was tracked music or if it was someone else that made it. All i can say is that it doesn't sound like the music from the first six episodes, not even in style. So, if anyone has some info and facts to back it up, step right up ;) I will finish this, just not making any promises as to when. Hopefully within the next couple of weeks.

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Calidoran, were you aware Superman The Movie has an isolated score as well? Kind of a shocker to not find it anywhere on the Shrine here. I'm tempted to do it myself :)

Calidoran, were you aware Superman The Movie has an isolated score as well? Kind of a shocker to not find it anywhere on the Shrine here. I'm tempted to do it myself :)

I was under the impression that the isolated score was them using tracks from the then current Rhino release, since they had come out at the same time. I could be wrong, but that's what I remember. A user did do a complete set (Thread 98826) that used the isolated tracks, but doesn't seem to be shared. Oh well. I might do it once I get a BD drive.

I think the DVD with the isolated score was released before the Rhino version, but don't quote me on that. Anyway, the DVD has the isolated score in 5.0 but the bluray has it in 5.1. Perhaps time to get Superman on bluray... i have it on DVD though and the AC3 sitting on my HD so it wouldn't be a biggie to do a rip of it. The DVD also has 8 bonus tracks. Can't say if they are present on the bluray.

Just chiming in with a few facts :)

The Superman isolated score was created from Eric Tomlinson's 6-track mixes, not the Rhino set, and those same elements were used for the FSM edition. And the Blu-ray does have the 8 additional cues

Just chiming in with a few facts :)

The Superman isolated score was created from Eric Tomlinson's 6-track mixes, not the Rhino set, and those same elements were used for the FSM edition. And the Blu-ray does have the 8 additional cues

Excellent! I was gonna write, but I clearly didn't know my facts. I'll be doing the rip then, since I do own the 4 DVD 2006 set, as well as the Blu-ray anthology with both cuts. It's probably the same mix, I imagine, but it's best to have two different copies.

So, now that "High-Rise" has been released to blu-ray, can someone please isolate Matt Dunkley's arrangement of 'S.O.S.' (by Abba) for strings?

Anybody know how to split AC3 files? I just ripped Superman, and I don't want to convert just yet.

Audacity. Tutorial (https://vimeo.com/10611511).

Audacity. Tutorial (https://vimeo.com/10611511).

I know of Audacity. I want a program that doesn't re encode, which I found.

Maybe I'll just post the file unedited, since I don't have time anymore.

Anybody know how to split AC3 files? I just ripped Superman, and I don't want to convert just yet.

Are you planning on editing? If not, why do you want to split it? Anyway, i think MKVToolNix can split an AC3 by timecodes.

If you have ripped the bluray, i would definitely be interested in the AC3. For some reason didn't my "The Superman Motion Picture Anthology" bluray-box include the isolated score. I guess i should have paid more attention when buying it, but the isolated wasn't in my mind at the time.

EDIT: And yes, i have the DVD with the isolated, but as i stated, that is 5.0. Not sure about the bitrate of the AC3 on the bluray, but it's 5.1 so it's a small upgrade and gives a separate channel for the sub. The bitrate in itself might not be better though.

I know of Audacity. I want a program that doesn't re encode, which I found.

Maybe I'll just post the file unedited, since I don't have time anymore.

Just export to lossless if you're that worried about quality loss.

The bitrate on DVD is 383, while the Blu-ray is 683.

Every Blu-ray should have the isolated score. It's in the special features, not in languages.

I know it's better to use Audacity, but I could just post the file unedited, since I have school now.

Also, I can't do the Blu-ray yet. I don't quite have the drive for it at the moment.

I think the DVD with the isolated score was released before the Rhino version, but don't quote me on that. Anyway, the DVD has the isolated score in 5.0 but the bluray has it in 5.1. Perhaps time to get Superman on bluray... i have it on DVD though and the AC3 sitting on my HD so it wouldn't be a biggie to do a rip of it. The DVD also has 8 bonus tracks. Can't say if they are present on the bluray.


Excellent! I was gonna write, but I clearly didn't know my facts. I'll be doing the rip then, since I do own the 4 DVD 2006 set, as well as the Blu-ray anthology with both cuts. It's probably the same mix, I imagine, but it's best to have two different copies.


Anybody know how to split AC3 files? I just ripped Superman, and I don't want to convert just yet.

I have both the collectors tin DVD box and the Blu-Ray box, but If I'm doing it, it's the DVD only (don't have Blu-Ray ripping hardware). I'm just interested in "film versions" that the isolated score would provide :)

"683" is the better bitrate version.
It should 640kbps.
683 is not a standard for bluray specification, nor AC3 specification.

I'll see what I can do for the bluray.
I should have the AC3 stream in a day or so.

It will be better than the DVD stream.

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Looking around, not all blurays have the iso score.

I think the Anthology boxsets don't have them.
The movie's had a lot of re-releases and some remasters.

Every Blu-ray should have the isolated score. It's in the special features, not in languages.

Not true :)


Looking around, not all blurays have the iso score.

I think the Anthology boxsets don't have them.

True :)

Unfortunately, that's the one i bought :(

What copy of the anthology do you guys have then? My copy definitely has it, since I remember watching it with the isolated score on. Plus, there's only really two copies around: the expanded version that's the only solo copy one can get, and the two discs on the Anthology set.

Even these (http://www.blu-ray.com/movies/Superman-The-Movie-Blu-ray/229/#Review) reviews (http://www.blu-ray.com/movies/The-Superman-Motion-Picture-Anthology-Blu-ray/20003/#Review) mention it.

Somethings off here...

All the superman the movie blu tays have the iso track

What copy of the anthology do you guys have then?

Just whatever every site has out there for torrents.

Just whatever every site has out there for torrents.

Oh. You actually don't own it. I guess the torrents never include it then.

It is considered a special feature, so that's pretty much why it never shows up.

Calidoran still needs to clarify.

Oh. You actually don't own it. I guess the torrents never include it then.


They would need to go out their way to remove the isolated score. On purpose.
I'm talking a looong way out of their way to get rid of the isolated score.

They didn't omit it.
When it comes to full blurays, the sites I go to, they have rules about uploading the blurays.
No one customizes.

I see another bluray with just 5.0 in 640.
That seems like the real thing.
The .1 seems useless, imo and just put there for legacy reasons (aka compatibility).

Don't forget who you're talking to.
I'm not a typcial shriner that will blindly accept things.
I'd be a mascot for Rutracker if that were the case. :laugh:

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The one I got is apparently the 2000 Restoration version.

Posted here:
Thread 208385

Since the movie has so many releases and different cuts, that also has a factor on "every bluray".

The running time for the restoration is shorter than the theatrical.
But someone who's a real fan should be able to tell if if the extra 10 minutes has anything and what the difference is.

I have no idea if the extended edition anywhere has the isolated score.

I'm only seeing Restoration out there, since probably most want that version and no one cares abotu the other blurays.

EDIT: Restoration is the longer one between Theatrical v Restoration.
Got dyslexic looking at all the numbers.

What copy of the anthology do you guys have then? My copy definitely has it, since I remember watching it with the isolated score on. Plus, there's only really two copies around: the expanded version that's the only solo copy one can get, and the two discs on the Anthology set.

Even these (http://www.blu-ray.com/movies/Superman-The-Movie-Blu-ray/229/#Review) reviews (http://www.blu-ray.com/movies/The-Superman-Motion-Picture-Anthology-Blu-ray/20003/#Review) mention it.

Somethings off here...


All the superman the movie blu tays have the iso track

Ok, goldsmithlover - No.

And for the clarification - there is a 5 disc anthology out there that does NOT include the extended version disc and THAT's the disc that contains the isolated score. The only version of the first Superman film that is on my bluray set is the original theatrical version. And that disc does NOT contain the isolated score:

DISC ONE
* "Superman" (Theatrical version)
Audio commentary by executive producer Ilya Salkind and producer Pierre Spengler
"The Making Of Superman: The Movie" documentary (51:50)
"Superman And The Mole-Men" TV episode (58:05)
Cartoons (with 'Play all' option - 19:27):
- "Super-Rabbit" (8:12)
- "Snafuperman" (4:34)
- "Stupor Duck" (6:40)
TV spots and trailers (with 'Play all' option - 4:25):
- TV spot (0:31)
- Teaser trailer (1:14)
- Theatrical trailer (2:40)

I was under the same impression as you guys that EVERY version had the isolated score and that's why i didn't pay any attention to the contents. And i'm not sure i feel like cashing out on ANOTHER bluray-box just to get my hands on the isolated. If someone could provide the AC3, i would be grateful.

BUT, i have devoted a large amount of time on isolated scores and i have devoted a lot of time building up this thread, so believe me, i know what to look for. If you STILL don't believe me, i can throw in the disc and let BDInfo do it's job, take a screenshot of the streams available in the main films m2ts and you can see for yourself.

Not sure why there has to be a discussion. I regret believing the isolated was present in all versions, i regret not checking that thoroughly before i bought my set (The Superman Motion Picture Anthology, 5 discs), but there you have it. Perhaps let that be a warning to everyone thinking of buying Superman on bluray for the isolated score:

MAKE SURE YOU GET A VERSION THAT INCLUDES THE EXTENDED CUT OF THE FILM AND NOT JUST THE THEATRICAL!

What copy of the anthology do you guys have then? My copy definitely has it, since I remember watching it with the isolated score on. Plus, there's only really two copies around: the expanded version that's the only solo copy one can get, and the two discs on the Anthology set.

Even these (http://www.blu-ray.com/movies/Superman-The-Movie-Blu-ray/229/#Review) reviews (http://www.blu-ray.com/movies/The-Superman-Motion-Picture-Anthology-Blu-ray/20003/#Review) mention it.

Somethings off here...

I specifically ordered the blu-ray anthology (the cardboard box version) where the top half includes the shield and slides down on the lower half. That came from USA but according to blu-ray.com was region free (and verified by now). That's the one I have. The one Europe got was a silly slipcase. The box was so much nicer I didn't mind waiting. If that has the isolated score then that's the one I have ;)

I can provide the AC3 from the DVD in the next few days (hard to pinpoint) if HunterTech doesn't beat me to it :)

EDIT: just read Calidoran's post above mine. Oooooh :) Now I get it. No, indeed. The isolated track was an additional feature on the EXPANDED disc of the film, not the theatrical. If the single-disc blu-ray HunterTech linked to has the extended version too then that's most likely on there as well :)

I did see the versions both of you mentioned. Though I don't know the exact details, I assume it's a simplier international copy (unless Warners did a quick release for a quick buck here).

So that's the end of that.

Ok, goldsmithlover - No.

And for the clarification - there is a 5 disc anthology out there that does NOT include the extended version disc and THAT's the disc that contains the isolated score. The only version of the first Superman film that is on my bluray set is the original theatrical version. And that disc does NOT contain the isolated score:

DISC ONE
* "Superman" (Theatrical version)
Audio commentary by executive producer Ilya Salkind and producer Pierre Spengler
"The Making Of Superman: The Movie" documentary (51:50)
"Superman And The Mole-Men" TV episode (58:05)
Cartoons (with 'Play all' option - 19:27):
- "Super-Rabbit" (8:12)
- "Snafuperman" (4:34)
- "Stupor Duck" (6:40)
TV spots and trailers (with 'Play all' option - 4:25):
- TV spot (0:31)
- Teaser trailer (1:14)
- Theatrical trailer (2:40)

I was under the same impression as you guys that EVERY version had the isolated score and that's why i didn't pay any attention to the contents. And i'm not sure i feel like cashing out on ANOTHER bluray-box just to get my hands on the isolated. If someone could provide the AC3, i would be grateful.

BUT, i have devoted a large amount of time on isolated scores and i have devoted a lot of time building up this thread, so believe me, i know what to look for. If you STILL don't believe me, i can throw in the disc and let BDInfo do it's job, take a screenshot of the streams available in the main films m2ts and you can see for yourself.

Not sure why there has to be a discussion. I regret believing the isolated was present in all versions, i regret not checking that thoroughly before i bought my set (The Superman Motion Picture Anthology, 5 discs), but there you have it. Perhaps let that be a warning to everyone thinking of buying Superman on bluray for the isolated score:

MAKE SURE YOU GET A VERSION THAT INCLUDES THE EXTENDED CUT OF THE FILM AND NOT JUST THE THEATRICAL!


Ok sorry for making an assumption here .

For those interested - a rough tracklist for the Superman isolated based on the names from the Rhino release:

01 - Prelude and Main Title March & The Planet Krypton, Part I
02 - The Planet Krypton, Part II
03 - The Planet Krypton, Part III
04 - Destruction of Krypton, Part I
05 - Destruction of Krypton, Part II
06 - Star Ship Escapes, Part I
07 - Star Ship Escapes, Part II
08 - The Trip to Earth
09 - Growing Up, Part I
10 - Growing Up, Part II
11 - Growing Up, Part III
12 - Death of Jonathan Kent
13 - Leaving Home, Part I
14 - Leaving Home, Part II & The Fortress of Solitude
15 - Welcome to Metropolis, Part I
16 - Welcome to Metropolis, Part II
17 - Lex Luthor's Lair, Part I
18 - Lex Luthor's Lair, Part II
19 - The Big Rescue & Super Crime Fighter
20 - Super Rescues, Part I
21 - Super Rescues, Part II
22 -
23 - The Terrace
24 - The Flying Sequence
25 - Lois and Clark
26 - Crime of the Century, Part I
27 - Crime of the Century, Part II
28 - Crime of the Century, Part III
29 - Sonic Greeting
30 - Misguided Missiles and Kryptonite, Part I
31 - Misguided Missiles and Kryptonite, Part II
32 - Chasing Rockets
33 - Superfeats, Part I
34 - Superfeats, Part II
35 - Superfeats, Part III
36 - Super Dam and Finding Lois
37 - Turning Back the World
38 - Finale and End Title March & End Credits

I had a quick listen/compare and couldn't place track 22, so if anyone can help? Also (compared to the Rhino release), quite a few of the tracks are split and bits are missing and there are some awkward fade-ins/outs

For those interested - a rough tracklist for the Superman isolated based on the names from the Rhino release:

01 - Prelude and Main Title March & The Planet Krypton, Part I
02 - The Planet Krypton, Part II
03 - The Planet Krypton, Part III
04 - Destruction of Krypton, Part I
05 - Destruction of Krypton, Part II
06 - Star Ship Escapes, Part I
07 - Star Ship Escapes, Part II
08 - The Trip to Earth
09 - Growing Up, Part I
10 - Growing Up, Part II
11 - Growing Up, Part III
12 - Death of Jonathan Kent
13 - Leaving Home, Part I
14 - Leaving Home, Part II & The Fortress of Solitude
15 - Welcome to Metropolis, Part I
16 - Welcome to Metropolis, Part II
17 - Lex Luthor's Lair, Part I
18 - Lex Luthor's Lair, Part II
19 - The Big Rescue & Super Crime Fighter
20 - Super Rescues, Part I
21 - Super Rescues, Part II
22 -
23 - The Terrace
24 - The Flying Sequence
25 - Lois and Clark
26 - Crime of the Century, Part I
27 - Crime of the Century, Part II
28 - Crime of the Century, Part III
29 - Sonic Greeting
30 - Misguided Missiles and Kryptonite, Part I
31 - Misguided Missiles and Kryptonite, Part II
32 - Chasing Rockets
33 - Superfeats, Part I
34 - Superfeats, Part II
35 - Superfeats, Part III
36 - Super Dam and Finding Lois
37 - Turning Back the World
38 - Finale and End Title March & End Credits

I had a quick listen/compare and couldn't place track 22, so if anyone can help? Also (compared to the Rhino release), quite a few of the tracks are split and bits are missing and there are some awkward fade-ins/outs

If i'm not mistaken, it's when Superman Consults Jor-El

Weird that it's not included in either the FSM or the Rhino release (as far as i could see, having a quick look)

Weird that it's not included in either the FSM or the Rhino release (as far as i could see, having a quick look)

a deduction i made from my previous dvd rip:

a deduction i made from my previous dvd rip:


I believe you :) what i meant was that it was weird that this piece of music wasn't included on any of those two releases (Rhino/FSM). Or was it? As i said, i had a quick listen and couldn't find it, but that doesn't mean it wasn't there.

I'm interested in the "Amadeus" isolated score!

I'm interested in the "Amadeus" isolated score!

Well... technically i guess it would be "isolated source music" :-P
But i have the AC3 available and i have been thinking of looking into it (or is that listening?). I have a couple of projects i have to finish first though

I believe you :) what i meant was that it was weird that this piece of music wasn't included on any of those two releases (Rhino/FSM). Or was it? As i said, i had a quick listen and couldn't find it, but that doesn't mean it wasn't there.

:)

Hi Calidorian! Just wanted to pop in and thank you so much for keeping the good spirit and quality work alive! I feel very humbled :)

Damn, Calidoran, I'm super stoked for the Superman release!! :D :D

Damn, Calidoran, I'm super stoked for the Superman release!! :D :D

Unless someone beats me to it... it will come. The isolated has some different cuts compared to the FSM & Rhino releases. It also misses some parts and adds a few. I don't know, but some might think some fade-ins/outs sound a bit awkward but i will not try to correct that. The only thing that will result in is someone else complaining about me not leaving it as in the film ;)

SUPERMAN isolated bluray score

Format: FLAC, 44.1 kHz, 16 bit
Source: BluRay, 640kbps, 5.1 AC3

Simplistic "comic style" cover to go with it



Tracklist:

01 - Prelude and Main Title March & The Planet Krypton, Part I (6:36)
02 - The Planet Krypton, Part II (2:29)
03 - The Planet Krypton, Part III (1:28)
04 - Destruction of Krypton, Part I (1:42)
05 - Destruction of Krypton, Part II (2:50)
06 - Star Ship Escapes, Part I (0:28)
07 - Star Ship Escapes, Part II (0:32)
08 - The Trip to Earth (2:18)
09 - Growing Up, Part I (0:33)
10 - Growing Up, Part II (0:29)
11 - Growing Up, Part III (1:31)
12 - Death of Jonathan Kent (3:22)
13 - Leaving Home, Part I (1:34)
14 - Leaving Home, Part II & The Fortress of Solitude (12:04)
15 - Welcome to Metropolis, Part I (0:21)
16 - Welcome to Metropolis, Part II (0:44)
17 - Lex Luthor's Lair, Part I (1:10)
18 - Lex Luthor's Lair, Part II (1:03)
19 - The Big Rescue & Super Crime Fighter (8:00)
20 - Super Rescues, Part I (0:52)
21 - Super Rescues, Part II (0:45)
22 - Consulting Jor-El (2:15)
23 - The Terrace (1:30)
24 - The Flying Sequence (7:46)
25 - Lois and Clark (0:47)
26 - Crime of the Century, Part I (1:16)
27 - Crime of the Century, Part II (0:25)
28 - Crime of the Century, Part III (1:27)
29 - Sonic Greeting (1:44)
30 - Misguided Missiles and Kryptonite, Part I (1:00)
31 - Misguided Missiles and Kryptonite, Part II (2:05)
32 - Chasing Rockets (3:24)
33 - Superfeats, Part I (0:12)
34 - Superfeats, Part II (0:58)
35 - Superfeats, Part III (0:50)
36 - Super Dam and Finding Lois (5:09)
37 - Turning Back the World (2:05)
38 - Finale and End Title March & End Credits (10:02)

Running Time: 1:33:46

Bonus Tracks:

39 - Main Titles (6:04)
40 - Alternate Main Titles (3:48)
41 - The Council's Decision (7:52)
42 - The Krypton Quake (2:23)
43 - More Mugger & Introducing Otis (6:44)
44 - Airforce One (1:23)
45 - Chasing Rockets (3:37)
46 - Can You Read My Mind (pop version) (3:03)

Running Time: 34:54

Total Time: 2:08:40

As always - send ME a PM if you want the link

Will probably have this uploaded late this weekend. Check back on this post for updated info on that and on formats.

Haha, love the avatar Dave999 :D

Calidorian - would you be willing to re-post the Korngold Robin Hood score again sometime?

Calidorian - would you be willing to re-post the Korngold Robin Hood score again sometime?

Not sure why my signature has disappeared in the last few posts here... Anyway, it says:

"I don't have the time to check all my links regularly so should you want something and the links are dead, send me a PM, DON'T clutter the thread with requests for re-ups. I will be likely to ignore those."

Note: Not being aggressive here, just saying :) and please, do send me a PM. I am in a HURRY here, helping youngest son to move 250 kms for studies. All of a sudden, a father is kind of useful :-P Anyway, send me a PM so i don't forget. Everything (i think) that i have posted is already uploaded, it's just the links that are gone because of Tapoktro/relworp and the likes.

Your Signature Will Only Appear On The First Time You Post Per Page, Afterwards It Will Not, Until The Next Page.

Ok, complete tracklist for the Superman isolated:

Tracklist:

01 - Prelude and Main Title March & The Planet Krypton, Part I (6:36)
02 - The Planet Krypton, Part II (2:29)
03 - The Planet Krypton, Part III (1:28)
04 - Destruction of Krypton, Part I (1:42)
05 - Destruction of Krypton, Part II (2:50)
06 - Star Ship Escapes, Part I (0:28)
07 - Star Ship Escapes, Part II (0:32)
08 - The Trip to Earth (2:18)
09 - Growing Up, Part I (0:33)
10 - Growing Up, Part II (0:29)
11 - Growing Up, Part III (1:31)
12 - Death of Jonathan Kent (3:22)
13 - Leaving Home, Part I (1:34)
14 - Leaving Home, Part II & The Fortress of Solitude (12:04)
15 - Welcome to Metropolis, Part I (0:21)
16 - Welcome to Metropolis, Part II (0:44)
17 - Lex Luthor's Lair, Part I (1:10)
18 - Lex Luthor's Lair, Part II (1:03)
19 - The Big Rescue & Super Crime Fighter (8:00)
20 - Super Rescues, Part I (0:52)
21 - Super Rescues, Part II (0:45)
22 - Consulting Jor-El (2:15)
23 - The Terrace (1:30)
24 - The Flying Sequence (7:46)
25 - Lois and Clark (0:47)
26 - Crime of the Century, Part I (1:16)
27 - Crime of the Century, Part II (0:25)
28 - Crime of the Century, Part III (1:27)
29 - Sonic Greeting (1:44)
30 - Misguided Missiles and Kryptonite, Part I (1:00)
31 - Misguided Missiles and Kryptonite, Part II (2:05)
32 - Chasing Rockets (3:24)
33 - Superfeats, Part I (0:12)
34 - Superfeats, Part II (0:58)
35 - Superfeats, Part III (0:50)
36 - Super Dam and Finding Lois (5:09)
37 - Turning Back the World (2:05)
38 - Finale and End Title March & End Credits (10:02)

Running Time: 1:33:46

Bonus Tracks:

01 - Main Titles (6:04)
02 - Alternate Main Titles (3:48)
03 - The Council's Decision (7:52)
04 - The Krypton Quake (2:23)
05 - More Mugger & Introducing Otis (6:44)
06 - Airforce One (1:23)
07 - Chasing Rockets (3:37)
08 - Can You Read My Mind (pop version) (3:03)

Running Time: 34:54

Total Time: 2:08:40

Will probably have this uploaded late this weekend. Check back on this post for updated info on that and on formats.

Coool.
I've got an idea running through my head.
I'll have to steal your playlist, track titles and runtimes to figure this out, however.

I'm not sure how well this idea of mine will work, but it will be pretty neat.
And probably just for people who know what they'll be getting themselves into.

Actually... now I have two options...
No, wait. 3. Three options.
I should write this down right now...........

Ok, updated the Superman post

Not my greatest work, but wanted to find something different. Had nothing Jor-El-related to work with so the second one was the only decent one to come out...

(http://imgur.com/6i0jj2J) (http://imgur.com/MRvxDuZ)

Not my greatest work, but wanted to find something different. Had nothing Jor-El-related to work with so the second one was the only decent one to come out...

(http://imgur.com/6i0jj2J) (http://imgur.com/MRvxDuZ)

I know... i have been searching but so far, nothing that really caught my eye. Was thinking of the front cover of the bluray edition i have. Might work...

Thanks for the covers Dave999 and thank you in advance Calidoran for the Superman Iso.

thank you for Superman! link received! add rep because YOU deserved it!

I know... i have been searching but so far, nothing that really caught my eye. Was thinking of the front cover of the bluray edition i have. Might work...

Good enough for me, I'LL TAKE IT!! :D :D :D

Thank you for this! What exactly are the "8 additional cues"? What's new here? Let's try to find out.

Superman link received. Thanks so much!!!!!!!

Thank you for this! What exactly are the "8 additional cues"? What's new here? Let's try to find out.

As i said, i don't know this score inside out, just what it said in the menus - Bonus Tracks - and what they were titled. So if someone else knows more, enlighten us all :)

Thank you Dave999 for the covers!

Thank you Calidoran for the score. Link received. Thank you!

thanks calidoran

PM Sent Thanks In Advance.

Here Are Some Covers I Made If Wanted:


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Link Was Well Received, Thanks Always!

Thanks for the link Calidoran, and all for the cover selections!

I believe you :) what i meant was that it was weird that this piece of music wasn't included on any of those two releases (Rhino/FSM). Or was it? As i said, i had a quick listen and couldn't find it, but that doesn't mean it wasn't there.

It's from Destruction of Krypton, Part II.

Link received. Nice effort. Thanks

It's from Destruction of Krypton, Part II.

Indeed it is :) the last two minutes or so. Well, then that mystery is solved. The same music used twice. It could very well be for one of the extended scenes then, since it comes between Super Rescues and The Terrace. Anyone with the extended version of the film that can confirm there is an extra scene there?

Does anyone happen to have information on what Looney Toons volumes/sets have an isolated score?

I know there's "Platinum" volumes. And I think "Gold" volumes.
And then some other set out there.

Preferably NTSC, as it's an NTSC production and wouldn't require any pitch testing.

Does anyone happen to have information on what Looney Toons volumes/sets have an isolated score?

I know there's "Platinum" volumes. And I think "Gold" volumes.
And then some other set out there.

Preferably NTSC, as it's an NTSC production and wouldn't require any pitch testing.

The Golden Collection (DVD) has music only tracks on some episodes, according to this:

http://www.dvdcompare.net/comparisons/film.php?fid=5002

Volume 1 has 12 episodes with music only
Volume 2 has 8 episodes with music only
Volume 3 has 6 episodes with music only
Volume 4 has 10 episodes with music only
Volume 5 has 6 episodes with music only
Volume 6 has 9 episodes with music only

The Platinum Collection (bluray) also has them according to this:

http://www.dvdcompare.net/comparisons/film.php?fid=31653

The America version has 2 discs with 12 music only episodes, not sure if there are more volumes

Thanks pour Superman, Calidoran !

I think I have Golden Collection Vol. 1 at home. When I return in ~2 months I'll see what I can rip from it.
If anyone else has any Looney Tunes DVDs/BDs to rip in the meantime, it'd be great if you could do that!

Thanks for the Superman link!!!!!

Thanks for Superman!

The Golden Collection (DVD) has music only tracks on some episodes, according to this:

http://www.dvdcompare.net/comparisons/film.php?fid=5002

Volume 1 has 12 episodes with music only
Volume 2 has 8 episodes with music only
Volume 3 has 6 episodes with music only
Volume 4 has 10 episodes with music only
Volume 5 has 6 episodes with music only
Volume 6 has 9 episodes with music only

The Platinum Collection (bluray) also has them according to this:

http://www.dvdcompare.net/comparisons/film.php?fid=31653

The America version has 2 discs with 12 music only episodes, not sure if there are more volumes


I think I have Golden Collection Vol. 1 at home. When I return in ~2 months I'll see what I can rip from it.
If anyone else has any Looney Tunes DVDs/BDs to rip in the meantime, it'd be great if you could do that!

Thanks for the infos!

I'll have to see what I can find out there.

Thanks for the infos!

I'll have to see what I can find out there.

Please do! I've been wanting to get my hands on some of these music only tracks.

Golden Collection, 6 volumes One of The Best Buys Ever. All In One Box. Was Well Chuffed

You have them? :O

Yes. I Bought The Boxset On Amazon!!!

:shock: Do you have a drive for the PC?

I can walk you through MakeMKV.