It's absolute garbage! :|
The voices are so overproduced compared to the DVD. There is no emotion anymore but someone went crazy for the huge-empty-hall-with-reverberating-walls equalizer settings. Everything that was so nice and fresh about the singing in the movie is gone. It's like David Foster, Yanni and John Tesh got together to do the orchestration, the singers were told to sing it fast and loud, and then the result was given to the engineer with the ubermost postdoctorate in loudness wars. Barely any audible dynamic range. It's all loud and the instruments drown the singers. Even The Winner Takes It All sounds monotone. The only song that resembles a bit its movie rendition is Does Your Mother Know, thanks mostly to Christine Baranski.:heart:
My two DVDs are arriving supposedly Tuesday but there's no way I'm buying the soundtrack unless I ever have some roaming hyenas to scare away. :frown:
The voices are so overproduced compared to the DVD. There is no emotion anymore but someone went crazy for the huge-empty-hall-with-reverberating-walls equalizer settings. Everything that was so nice and fresh about the singing in the movie is gone. It's like David Foster, Yanni and John Tesh got together to do the orchestration, the singers were told to sing it fast and loud, and then the result was given to the engineer with the ubermost postdoctorate in loudness wars. Barely any audible dynamic range. It's all loud and the instruments drown the singers. Even The Winner Takes It All sounds monotone. The only song that resembles a bit its movie rendition is Does Your Mother Know, thanks mostly to Christine Baranski.:heart:
My two DVDs are arriving supposedly Tuesday but there's no way I'm buying the soundtrack unless I ever have some roaming hyenas to scare away. :frown: