The Gongo is very nice and offers GREAT audio, The Esper MK2 is also wonderful as it has tracks that others do not, but sadly both the FLAC & MP3 files for both sets have a low background noise (source noise, slight low hum almost as if an audio cable was run next to power cords) - I've had a few friends over and pestered then into listening to three sample tracks I made, upon review we decided that the Esper MK1 sounds the most acceptable so far of the three.

So at this time about 80% of the score is from the Esper MK1, the audio is not as "bright" as the Gongo recordings but they lack the background noise (tried to filter it out but the result was less then bad) BUT now thanks to Klokwerks heads-up, I'll have the Esper MK2 CD's raw lossless WAV files - here I come baby!!!!!! - (man, I hope they lack the background noise - it's not me talking bad to or about ANYONE a lot of my CD's have some noise on them it's a thing that happens in recording sometimes)

On a secondary note, I'm now about 28 minutes into the films isolated score, and thanks to Klokwerks never-ending contributions I now have so many SUPER BAD ASS useful cues from the "Deck Definitive Edition" & "Los Angeles, November 2019 - Esper" albums.

This Musical Score Track is going to be so DAMN COOL!!!

LONG LIVE ESPER!!!