Not an issue, more of a nitpick really, but some moments in the isolated score audio track for the three films are wrong. Sometimes the track uses the original recordings that are in place of what is actually heard or not heard in the final cut. Although its cool to see the films with the score that John Williams originally intended, it would be nice to have a true isolated score. To help I made a list of all the on the isolated score that do not match up with the cues and edits that are heard or not heard in the film.
Star Wars 2.5
11:27 – 13:05
(Jawas and R2) Uses original recorded score, not the edit/cue heard in the film
15:23 – 15:30
(Sandcrawler) The cue that was used in the film is missing
1:17:20 – 1:18:55
(Dianoga) Uses original recorded score, not the edit/cue heard in the film
1:19:06 - 1:19:47
(The Trash Compactor) Uses original recorded score, not the edit/cue heard in the film
The Empire Strikes Back 2.0
2:06 – 2:54
(The Probe Droid) Uses original recorded score, not the edit/cue heard in the film
4:15 – 5:42
(Echo Base) Uses original recorded score, not the edit/cue heard in the film
7:02 – 8:18
(Echo Base 2) Uses original recorded score, not the edit/cue heard in the film
15:06 – 16:00
(Snowspeeder Rescue) Uses original recorded score, not the edit/cue heard in the film
16:19 – 16:50
(The Bacta Tank) Uses original recorded score, not the edit/cue heard in the film
19:37 – 20:21
(The Imperial Fleet/The Executor) Uses original recorded score, not the edit/cue heard in the film
25:42 – 26:05
(AT-AT Walkers) Uses original recorded score, not the edit/cue heard in the film
47:47 – 49:35
(Yoda) Uses original recorded score, not the edit/cue heard in the film
57:07 – 58:20
(Tie Bombers/Mynock) Uses original recorded score, not the edit/cue heard in the film
1:00:28 – 1:02:01
(Luke’s Training) Uses original recorded score, not the edit/cue heard in the film
1:05:15 – 1:05:29
(Executor) Uses original recorded score, not the edit/cue heard in the film
1:12:52 – 1:13:08
(The Executor) Uses original recorded score, not the edit/cue heard in the film
1:39:27 – 1:40:45
(Freezing Chamber Duel) Uses original recorded score, not the edit/cue heard in the film
1:42:45 – 1:44:54
(Duel 2) Uses original recorded score, not the edit/cue heard in the film
1:58:14 – 1:58:38
(The Rebel Fleet) The cue that was used in the film is missing
2:02:10
(End Credits) Uses original recorded score, not the edit/cue heard in the film
Return of the Jedi 2.5
30:35 – 31:22
(Sarlaac Pit) Uses original recorded score, not the edit/cue heard in the film
45:08 – 47:15
(Obi-Wan) Uses original recorded score, not the edit/cue heard in the film
(Ewok Battle) I know the insert is lost