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<blockquote data-quote="Mel O&amp;#039;Drama" data-source="post: 429211" data-attributes="member: 23">After a couple of missed deliveries, I was finally united with Intrada&#039;s Jaws 50th Anniversary Special Edition set on Monday. 
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The news is good. I&#039;d expected there to be a subtle improvement in terms of audio quality, but this is leaps and bounds ahead of even the 2015 Intrada set. I was excited about its arrival, but hadn&#039;t counted on just how exciting and invigorating it would feel to listen to some of these tracks with headphones. I&#039;ve only listened to perhaps a dozen or so tracks, but it&#039;s almost like hearing even the previously-released ones for the first time. The way the strings shimmer out from under the bass, and the way the instruments are separated so that it&#039;s almost like hearing it being played live. It&#039;s just gorgeous. As for the newly unearthed material... they double down on the excitement, especially the new soundtrack album tracks. From the album I still have extended takes of The Underwater Siege and Hand To Hand Combat to look forward to, as well as four film score alternatives. I really never have imagined that I&#039;d be discovering new Jaws material&nbsp; 46 years on from watching the film for the very first time. But I am, and it&#039;s a glorious thing.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Mel O'Drama, post: 429211, member: 23"] After a couple of missed deliveries, I was finally united with Intrada's [I]Jaws[/I] 50th Anniversary Special Edition set on Monday. [CENTER] [img]https://i.vgy.me/s1aFqR.jpg[/img] [/CENTER] The news is good. I'd expected there to be a subtle improvement in terms of audio quality, but this is leaps and bounds ahead of even the 2015 Intrada set. I was excited about its arrival, but hadn't counted on just how exciting and invigorating it would feel to listen to some of these tracks with headphones. I've only listened to perhaps a dozen or so tracks, but it's almost like hearing even the previously-released ones for the first time. The way the strings shimmer out from under the bass, and the way the instruments are separated so that it's almost like hearing it being played live. It's just gorgeous. As for the newly unearthed material... they double down on the excitement, especially the new soundtrack album tracks. From the album I still have extended takes of [I]The Underwater Siege [/I]and[I] Hand To Hand[/I] Combat to look forward to, as well as four film score alternatives. I really never have imagined that I'd be discovering new [I]Jaws[/I] material 46 years on from watching the film for the very first time. But I am, and it's a glorious thing. [/QUOTE]

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