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TERMINATOR definite edition
Hello
I just bought the cd Terminator definite edition on ebay and on the description it was written : " Definitive edition " but on the picture it's written : " Definite edition " so i want to ask you if you know what is this "Definite edition" and what's the difference with the " Definitive edition " ?
I'm gonna copy what was written when i bought it :
Name: Brad Ost/Fiedel "Terminator-Definite Edition"
Label: Cinerama (edel)
Inhalt/Discs: 1
Release: 09.05.1994
Kondition: neu
Format: Audio CD
EAN: 782124220822
Kategorie: Musicals
Tracklist:
1. Theme From 'The Terminator'
2. 'The Terminator' Main Title
3. The Terminators Arrival
4. Reese Chased
5. Sarah On Her Motorbike
6. Gun Shop
7. Sarah In The Bar
8. Tech Noir
9. Garage Chase
10. Eye Surgery
11. Police Station
12. Future Flashback
13. Conversation By The Window
14. Tunnel Chase
15. Death By Fire
16. Factory Chase
17. Reeses Death
18. Sarahs Destiny
19. Theme From 'The Terminator' (Remix)
Thanks for your help
lunar666, January 29, 2008; 1:32 PM
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There is no 'Definitive Edition'. It is officially called THE DEFINITE EDITION, as stated on the CD cover. Some people call it the Definitive Edition by mistake.
American.Nightmare, January 29, 2008; 2:38 PM
There were reprints that state "Definitive". They contain the same music though.
mcmahan, January 29, 2008; 2:46 PM
Thanks for your quick answer , i appreciate!
But what's strange is that some site mention " definitive " on the cover they use , check this for example :
http://www.fye.com/The-Terminator--Definitive-Edition--Front-Page_stcVVproductId193268VVcatId455366VVviewprod.htm
it's written definitive on the cover!
lunar666, January 29, 2008; 2:50 PM
In that case, I stand corrected. Thanks for the info, mcmahan.
American.Nightmare, January 29, 2008; 2:50 PM
Used this way definitive has a meaning, but definite does not and is probably just a typographical error (or may have been written in by someone with an inadequate grasp of English).
betenoir, January 29, 2008; 7:15 PM
well
my CD is definite "The Definitive Edition"!
the meaning is the same, so is the content.
1701, January 29, 2008; 8:28 PM
Notice the different release number of your copy and the FYE copy.
Also, the different text in the red bubble.
The image submitted to THIS database for the release 29022 is inaccurate. That image corresponds to 22082 (your copy). The text was fixed for the later run (my copy, which I'm looking at).
evidence:
scoremagacine.com/Resenas_det.php?Codigo=464
zuvqwyx3, February 1, 2008; 7:01 PM
zuvqwyx3 : you mean the copy i bought is not legit ?
lunar666, February 1, 2008; 7:36 PM
Fear not... it'll be legit. My copy says "The Definite Edition", and I got mine from HMV. I always thought it odd that it was called that - it's grammatical nonsense, after all - but didn't know they ever did re-prints. My 'red bubble' says "Includes New Material", too.
I'm glad someone noticed - shame they still put the wrong track time for "Tech Noir / Alley Chase" though! Mine says (6:49) which is clearly a mistake as the following track "Garage Chase" is also (6:49)... D'oh!
alex, February 2, 2008; 2:58 PM
In a nutshell you have the expanded release score!
T
tonye, February 3, 2008; 9:34 PM
It's legit, just a slightly earlier edition.
zuvqwyx3, February 5, 2008; 11:21 PM
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