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You're right!  I fixed my post!

Hmmm, that's an interesting question I hadn't pondered before!
 
I'd say listen first, so the music that you've never heard before can be first heard as pure music, since you'll never have another opportunity to be impacted by it that way.

The price is the real issue.
Were it priced around $50 it would have been deemed as an opportunity to fans (while still being a missed opportunity for improved editions, but that's normal, sadly).

This is not just an item we don't like.
This is a sign of how Disney deals with soundtracks and their release, and shows lacks of respect for customers, and also proves how incapable they are in taking the right decisions in this market. We have been waiting for proper IJ releases for many years, and the best Disney can do is to add a cardboard box and price the set at $30 per disk, while you can comfortably buy the very same content for much less. They even managed to keep some previously available music out of this box. All of this right after the disastrous release of the DoD CD.
These release goes in the wrong direction of what should be made, frustrates the hopes of the fans, and this is why it's getting such a reaction, especially when the market is now full of great releases and it's so clear how to proceed and who to get involved.

My music is still on CD's after I rip them 🤔

And THAT is why E.T. won it :).

My music is still on CD's after I rip them 🤔

And THAT is why E.T. won it :).

I should receive my box set next week, so I will compare the sound quality of some tracks to make a comparison with the best versions we already have on CD.
 
About ripping CDs, you'll find that removing the CD from those semi-book arts can be extremely risky. I highly recommend ripping your CDs once and avoiding handling them further to prevent any potential damage.

The price is the real issue.
Were it priced around $50 it would have been deemed as an opportunity to fans (while still being a missed opportunity for improved editions, but that's normal, sadly).

The price is the real issue.
Were it priced around $50 it would have been deemed as an opportunity to fans (while still being a missed opportunity for improved editions, but that's normal, sadly).

The price is the real issue.
Were it priced around $50 it would have been deemed as an opportunity to fans (while still being a missed opportunity for improved editions, but that's normal, sadly).

The price is the real issue.
Were it priced around $50 it would have been deemed as an opportunity to fans (while still being a missed opportunity for improved editions, but that's normal, sadly).

My music is still on CD's after I rip them 🤔

I'll agree with that purely on cost grounds, yes. I still think there's an audience were it reasonably priced.
 
Anyone who paid hundreds of dollars for DoD alone is going to be pretty pissed right now as well.

Just ignore this entire release. It's not aimed at us.

Why would you want to remove your discs from one box and put them in a different one?

It's not aimed at anybody with brains.

This is not just an item we don't like.
This is a sign of how Disney deals with soundtracks and their release, and shows lacks of respect for customers, and also proves how incapable they are in taking the right decisions in this market. We have been waiting for proper IJ releases for many years, and the best Disney can do is to add a cardboard box and price the set at $30 per disk, while you can comfortably buy the very same content for much less. They even managed to keep some previously available music out of this box. All of this right after the disastrous release of the DoD CD.
These release goes in the wrong direction of what should be made, frustrates the hopes of the fans, and this is why it's getting such a reaction, especially when the market is now full of great releases and it's so clear how to proceed and who to get involved.

The songs are integral to Hook essence. Spielberg had a strong desire to turn Hook into a musical.
Choosing not to explore them would mean missing out on understanding the core inspiration behind the movie's themes.
Why would you want to miss out on such a delicious experience?

I always considered the original album to be excellent, regardless of the circumstances that led to it. At over 75 min, it was the most generous JW album between Superman and Attack of the Clones! I think the selection of excerpts flows extremely well from beginning to end, edits and all. 

There is something in common, however they were already done disk sets, the prices were still reasonable, the distribution was absolutely flawless, Sony Classic still released an "ultimate edition" of episode I, and we knew they very likely wouldn't hold the rights for several years. Also we could hope that IJ would get a better treatment as the rights were on a different hand.
On top of that, it is now 20 years later and instead of any light at the end of the tunnel we are seeing things going backwards .

This is not just an item we don't like.
This is a sign of how Disney deals with soundtracks and their release, and shows lacks of respect for customers, and also proves how incapable they are in taking the right decisions in this market. We have been waiting for proper IJ releases for many years, and the best Disney can do is to add a cardboard box and price the set at $30 per disk, while you can comfortably buy the very same content for much less. They even managed to keep some previously available music out of this box. All of this right after the disastrous release of the DoD CD.
These release goes in the wrong direction of what should be made, frustrates the hopes of the fans, and this is why it's getting such a reaction, especially when the market is now full of great releases and it's so clear how to proceed and who to get involved.

This is not just an item we don't like.
This is a sign of how Disney deals with soundtracks and their release, and shows lacks of respect for customers, and also proves how incapable they are in taking the right decisions in this market. We have been waiting for proper IJ releases for many years, and the best Disney can do is to add a cardboard box and price the set at $30 per disk, while you can comfortably buy the very same content for much less. They even managed to keep some previously available music out of this box. All of this right after the disastrous release of the DoD CD.
These release goes in the wrong direction of what should be made, frustrates the hopes of the fans, and this is why it's getting such a reaction, especially when the market is now full of great releases and it's so clear how to proceed and who to get involved.

This is not just an item we don't like.
This is a sign of how Disney deals with soundtracks and their release, and shows lacks of respect for customers, and also proves how incapable they are in taking the right decisions in this market. We have been waiting for proper IJ releases for many years, and the best Disney can do is to add a cardboard box and price the set at $30 per disk, while you can comfortably buy the very same content for much less. They even managed to keep some previously available music out of this box. All of this right after the disastrous release of the DoD CD.
These release goes in the wrong direction of what should be made, frustrates the hopes of the fans, and this is why it's getting such a reaction, especially when the market is now full of great releases and it's so clear how to proceed and who to get involved.