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 Twopop 
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Sun Jun 24, 2007 8:08 am Post subject: |
 
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LOL, Tonks!
Thanks for the info. |
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 alien_avatar
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Airplane Suite by Elmer Bernstein
It's on
Essential Elmer Bernstein Film Music
Disasters!, The: Movie Music Album
I think the tracks are identical; at the very least they're both exactly 4:26mins long.
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Twopop
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Tue Jul 03, 2007 11:41 pm Post subject: |
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| alien_avatar wrote: |
Airplane Suite
I think the tracks are identical. |
They are - as well as others on the "Disasters" CD.
Thanks for your help! |
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Well, I'm not sure if I noticed correctly but in the album 'Chocolat' of Rachel Portman the first track Minor Swing (Django Reinhardt & Stéphane Grappelli) is double.
The length of two first tracks is the same and their number too so I think they are identical. |
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Twopop
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Tue Nov 20, 2007 11:58 am Post subject: |
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| Dragon-fly wrote: |
| in the album 'Chocolat' of Rachel Portman the first track Minor Swing (Django Reinhardt & Stéphane Grappelli) is double. |
Fixed. Thanks, Dragon-fly. 
For future reference of those reading this thread, the easiest way to report needed corrections is via the handy-dandy Make A Correction module on each album.
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Tue Nov 20, 2007 12:19 pm Post subject: |
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Thank you Twopop.
I've already noticed this option but I wasn't sure I may use it. And, that is closer the truth  , I have totally forgotten about it. |
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 NanM
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Thu Dec 20, 2007 4:49 pm Post subject: |
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I'm not sure about this one but, isn't the soundtrack of Wild Rovers have the same duplicate tracks on The Last Run/Wild Rovers, from track 13 to 22? |
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Twopop
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Fri Dec 21, 2007 12:28 am Post subject: |
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Good catch, NanM. Thanks for your help! |
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Twopop
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To everyone who has contributed to this thread:
It's hard to believe over a year has passed since JERIC started this project!
A lot has happened since then - many disruptions and a lot of growth. My focus for 2008 is to finish finding and removing all the duplicate tracks, and in a few cases, shifting them to one of the other stations in 24seven.fm system.
You are a big help in this! I am methodically going thru the SST playlist. Your lists and suggestions above have also been a great aid. As you will see below, some are complete, some are still in the to-do pile.
I want you to know that no track is ever discarded arbitrarily. I listen to each and every track with headphones, and frequently do additional research about the recordings as well.
So please continue to keep your eyes and ears open and posting to this thread. We really appreciate your input! |
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Twopop
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| molossus wrote: |
"Ave Maria Instrum." from Prowokator (1995)
and "Provocateur: Ave Maria" from Polish Film Music (2005). |
Prowokator Track 03-Ave Maria, and Track 11-Ave Maria Instrum. remain in the playlist.
Removed track 12-Provocateur: Ave Maria from the Polish Film Music compilation album.
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| If we had a short info in the line remaining after removed cue (saying where you can find removed track ... I think it could be quite useful .. |
In the Review section below the Track Listing of the album page, I list the tracks that have been removed, where you can find them elsewhere in the SST playlist, and sometimes an explanation as to why it was deleted. |
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Twopop
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Fri Feb 22, 2008 8:48 pm Post subject: |
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Luther_III mentioned 5 Kilar albums:
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Tracks from Bram Stoker's Dracula
A Collection of His Work --
Pan Tadeusz
The Best
Muzyka Filmowa 2
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Here are his lists:
Tracks from Bram Stoker's Dracula can also be found on:
The Best --
"Mina-Dracula" removed
"The Brides" removed
"Lucy's Party" removed
"Vampire Hunters" removed
A Collection of His Work --
"Mina-Dracula" removed
"The Storm" removed
The track "Polonez" from Pan Tadeusz is also track 16 on The Best removed from "Best", not from "Pan"
"Smuga Cienia" is track 18 on The Best and track 2 on Muzyka Filmowa 2,
Check out the Review sections of these 5 albums to see additional tracks that have been removed. |
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Twopop
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Fri Feb 22, 2008 8:59 pm Post subject: |
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After researching this one, I'm not sure I ever want to hear this piece again.  
We had approximately 7 versions of "Adagio For Strings" - some the straighhtforward, unabridged Barber work for strings, others by a cappella choirs, etc.
If you are interested in which were kept and those that were removed, please read the Review section of the albums Alien_Avatar listed above, plus Great Composers: Georges Delerue.
If there are any that I missed, please bring them to my atttention. |
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Twopop
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| Tonks wrote: |
| "Memento" soundtrack Bjork - "All is full of love", and on the "Stigmata" too |
I decided to keep them both.
Track 03 from Stigmata is 4:49, and is very similar to the version on Bjork's award winning video.
Track 10 from Memento is a longer at 5:21, with a little longer opening and extended ending of the synth mechanical sounds. The entire track also has a lot more reverb.
| Tonks wrote: |
if i shuold tell you about "Cheek to cheek" by Fred Astair?
NOUP I won't do it  |
LOL! Too late.
All 3 are different - performed by Fred Astaire, Ella Fitzgerald, and an instrumental. So all remain.
Keep looking though.
Thanks!
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alien_avatar
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Sat Feb 23, 2008 6:11 am Post subject: |
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| Twopop wrote: |
| alien_avatar wrote: |
| Adagio For Strings by Samuel Barber. |
After researching this one, I'm not sure I ever want to hear this piece again. |
Guess what made me put up the post in the first place!!! 
Anyways, lots of thanks for all your effort!
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