Daft Punk – TRON: Legacy (Original Motion Picture Soundtrack)

Sounds amazing. Really shakes the house with a subwoofer. I enjoy playing it while I work

Honestly one if the worst pressed records I own. Non fill and clicks throughout. Thumbs down.

I've had this for a while and I've just been getting into some vintage city pop albums, and holy crap the difference in quality is stunning. My copy of this is noisy, clicky, poppy - which was made more annoying with my updated setup (vs the the beginner turntable I originally listened on.) Used albums 40 years older sound better. Bummer, because it's an outstanding presentation.

Perhaps the best soundtrack for me. The movie is amazing and that's exactly what the music sounds like. On vinyl in this version a pleasure. No crackling, no hissing, just pure musical enjoyment. The basses are thumping in some ages.

I've got 3, maybe 4 different versions of this soundtrack. This is definitely the worst sounding. The gatefold is and slipcover are great to look at tho.

The track "The Son Of Flynn" seems to be inspired by the Italo classic Decadance (2) - On And On (Fears Keep On)

On my copy Side C has persistant factory marks and the last few moment of Finale has massive surface noise. All faces have factory scuffing sadly which only impacts the visual but the audio is fine. This was brand new sealed.

My copy has the bad surface noise including clicks. It sounds a bit like a picture disc. I will try cleaning it at some point and come back with an update if there is any improvement. I usually do a three stage clean: GrooveWasher spray and cleaning pad, ultrasonic with GrooveWasher G.Sonic, and then the SPINCARE record cleaning machine. If that doesn’t help, nothing will.

I’m trying to determine if I’m also hearing distortion due to blown levels. I’d need to cross-check with the digital release to be sure. Such a shame because the discs look beautiful.

I’m not hugely impressed with the cover. It feels like it’s missing a protective lacquer layer and will therefore fade faster. The white back actually seems faded already. Is it supposed to look like that? The track listing looks like some of the ink has rubbed off or degraded.

Amazing Soundtrack. Sounds great and looks even better with the blue and orange coloring. Wonder what the sequel will sound like

As someone who has always been fascinated by the seamless blend of music and storytelling, Daft Punk's "TRON: Legacy" album was nothing short of an auditory journey. From the moment I hit play, I was transported into the digital frontier, a realm where orchestral grandeur meets electronic precision.

One of the standout features of this album is its ability to create an immersive atmosphere. The opening track, "Overture," is a brief piece but establishes the epic tone that permeates the entire soundtrack. It feels like stepping into an alternate universe where anything is possible.

"Recognizer" is where the electronic elements start to kick in. The pulsating beats and futuristic sounds feel like a nod to Daft Punk's roots while staying true to the cinematic scope of the project. It's a track that captures the essence of the TRON universe—high-tech and full of intrigue.

Tracks like "The Son Of Flynn" and "End Of Line" are quintessential Daft Punk. They embody the duo's knack for crafting catchy, yet complex, electronic music.

However, the true gem of this album, in my opinion, is "Adagio For TRON." This piece exemplifies the perfect marriage between electronic and orchestral elements. The haunting melody and the gradual build-up of tension create an emotional depth that’s both unexpected and incredibly moving. It's a track that lingers in your mind long after it has ended.

The entire album flows seamlessly from one track to the next, creating a cohesive listening experience. It’s not just a collection of songs, but a narrative that unfolds with each ing minute. The closing track, "Finale," brings everything full circle, leaving the listener with a sense of completion and, dare I say, yearning for more.