Poltergeist II (1986) – Jerry Goldsmith – OST – MGM – FLAC

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Poltergeist II (1986) – Jerry Goldsmith – OST – MGM – FLAC

High Res Scans included.

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The CD is from my personal collection and the disc was ripped using EZ-CD Audio Ripper.
Audio: 16-bit Stereo 44.1 kHz (I made a new rip of both CD’s).

The scans:

I personally scanned the disc, the booklet and the inserts.

The link:

The file is available on MEGA.
The answer to your request includes a password to decrypt the file.

The size of the file:

The score (CD) and scans: 526:6Mo

Total playing time:

Disc 1: 64:04
Disc 2: 30:46

The number of tracks: 26

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Disc 1:

01. Jerry Goldsmith – The Power.
02. Jerry Goldsmith – Things.
03. Jerry Goldsmith – The Mall.
04. Jerry Goldsmith – The Past.
05. Jerry Goldsmith – Late Call.
06. Jerry Goldsmith – The Dream.
07. Jerry Goldsmith – Clouds It’s No Use.
08. Jerry Goldsmith – Take Care.
09. Jerry Goldsmith – Butterflies.
10. Jerry Goldsmith – The Visitor.
11. Jerry Goldsmith – Wild Braces.
12. Jerry Goldsmith – Leave Us Alone.
13. Jerry Goldsmith – The Smoke.
14. Jerry Goldsmith – The Drink.
15. Jerry Goldsmith – The Worm Out of the Ceiling.
16. Jerry Goldsmith – Faces Back to Cuesta Verde.
17. Jerry Goldsmith – Reaching Out.
18. Jerry Goldsmith – End Title (Carol Anne’s Theme).

Disc 2:

01. Jerry Goldsmith – Wild Braces (film version).
02. Jerry Goldsmith – The Worm (film version).
03. Jerry Goldsmith – The Visitor (without choir).
04. Jerry Goldsmith – The Smoke (without choir).
05. Jerry Goldsmith – The Dream (alternate version).
06. Jerry Goldsmith – Late Call (with toy telephone sound effect).
07. Jerry Goldsmith – It’s No Use (choir track).
08. Jerry Goldsmith – Star Spangled Banner.

Looking forward to hearing from you.

Daniel.

Hello Turner 6, could you please send me the link ? THANKS !

Thanks for your share.

Hello Turner 6, could you please send me the link ? THANKS !

Hello,

You have to make a few more replies on some different threads, then you can send me a "private message". I think 2 or 3 more random replies should be sufficient. As soon as I receive your p.m., you’ll get the link! (you can test it by left-clicking on my name. you should see "private message", which you have to click).

I am also unable to send you the link until you make a few more replies on some different threads.

Regards.

Daniel.

Hi Daniel,

24-bit stereo? Is this a typo or did you rip it this way to preserve some sort of HDCD encoding?

Hi Mr Merrick,

The software (EZ CD Audio Converter) I use is able to rip a CD and to create 24-bit stereo tracks.
I do agree with you, this is a way to preserve some sort of HDCD encoding.

Just in case:
http://www.poikosoft.com/

Regards.

Daniel.

THANK YOU for your effort and sharing !

Link received, Daniel and appreciated. Thank you.

nice,, thanks 🙂

i am a bit lost here : if it is a standard CD the source is in 16 bits-44 khtz, a 24 bit version is a bit like a transcode in that case ???

I have this, but great share turner!

Hi Daniel,

24-bit stereo? Is this a typo or did you rip it this way to preserve some sort of HDCD encoding?

i am a bit lost here : if it is a standard CD the source is in 16 bits-44 khtz, a 24 bit version is a bit like a transcode in that case ???

Hi Mr Merrick,

The software (EZ CD Audio Converter) I use is able to rip a CD and to create 24-bit stereo tracks.
I do agree with you, this is a way to preserve some sort of HDCD encoding.

Just in case:
EZ CD Audio Converter – CD Ripper, Audio Converter, Disc Burner (http://www.poikosoft.com/)

Regards.

Daniel.

Unless the source is 24 bits (which most CDs are not) or if you have done some remastering, there is no need for 24 bit ripping 🙂

i am a bit lost here : if it is a standard CD the source is in 16 bits-44 khtz, a 24 bit version is a bit like a transcode in that case ???

As I said to Mr Merrick, the software I use is able to rip a CD and to create some 24-bit stereo tracks.

But as Calidoran said, unless the source is 24 bits, there is no need for a 24 bit ripping.
Calidoran, Thank you for the information.

I don’t want to start the third world war just for a conversion, that’s the reason why I will re-upload the score and I will create some 16-bit stereo tracks.

Daniel.

Thanks.

Link received.
Thank you very much!!

Link received. THANKS a lot for sharing 🙂

Thank you Daniel, link received.

Link received. Many thanks!!

PM on its way! Thanks for sharing! 🙂

Link received. Thank you!

Thank you very much for your PM, turner6.

Link received, thank you so much!

Thanks

Thanks for the link ! 🙂 🙂 🙂

Many thanks for the link received Daniel

Link received. Thank you!

Link received. Thank you so very much. This will sit very nicely in my Jerry Goldsmith library. Cheers.

Does anyone have this? Please?

NOBODY??

Thanks!!

Oh, this is a treat. I’m missing this longer version from my Goldsmith playlist. I’d love the link on this, please! Thanks!

Big thanks. Do you guys prefer it to the Intrada release?

Can you send a link please? thanks

Link received ,many thanks for sharing this soundtrack .

Thanks for the very quick response!

PM sent, linked received, awesome, Thank you so much!!!!

I’d love a link for this 🙂

I hope you still have this one (it’s been a while)

Thank you, turner6!!

Link received, many thanks!

Thank you!

Link received, thank you 🙂

Link received. Thank you!

thanks for the link 🙂

Can I get the link to this please? Cheers!

Unbelievable the music, many thanks for the great album, Daniel

please send me the link

please can you send me the links?… thanks 🙂