Shrek [VINYL]

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A mere 2,000 vinyls of Shrek‘s original score will be released on Saturday, June 12th, so we suggest you set those alarms now.

Shrek - Vinyl Edition Soundtrack (2001) Shrek - Vinyl Edition Soundtrack (2001)

If the event is cancelled, please contact us for information on receiving a refund from the responsible party. Primary audio on the 4K disc is included in a new object-based DTS:X lossless mix that’s definitely the star of this show. Spielberg couldn’t get the project off the ground until years later though1994 — after DreamWorks SKG, the studio he ran with Jeffrey Katzenberg and David Geffen, came to be.From light-up floors to the best retro tunes, it's all about cheesy music and an excellent atmosphere at this Sidney Street spot. For its release on Ultra HD, Shrek has been upsampled (presumably from the JPEG files, or a master DLT archival format) to create a new 4K Digital Intermediate that was then graded high dynamic range (both Dolby Vision and HDR10 options are available). It should be noted however that whatever AI algorithm was used for the upsampling process, the image here is a little bit crisper looking than the previous HD image on Blu-ray.

A 20th anniversary ‘Shrek’ vinyl is dropping this Record A 20th anniversary ‘Shrek’ vinyl is dropping this Record

But the fractured fairy tale vibe and crass humor are still enough to keep things entertaining to the end. Fine detail is noticeably lacking and there’s light aliasing visible now and again on what detail there is (think hair, grass, etc).

The promoter, venue management and DesignMyNight accept no responsibility for any personal property. I'm very impressed with the green swirl of the record and compared to my black vinyl copy, the record sounds just as clear and full as the CD version. This film isn’t exactly a surround sound dazzler, but dialogue clarity and music fidelity have never been better than they are here. Whereas the TrueHD mix had a more tightly-focused directionality, yet still managed to sound strangely flat and front-biased, this new mix offers much greater immersion and more natural movement in the surrounds. Shrek is the second most successful animated franchise in history and celebrates its 20th anniversary in 2021.