I've listened to about five tracks of the new Gypsy CD. I'm enjoying them as I always enjoy almost any Gypsy CD, but, as all of the subsequent CDs, it doesn't come anywhere close to the original - sound-wise especially. The original is simply one of the greatest-sounding cast albums ever, and I don't mean that unconscionable remix by Mr. Thomas Z. Shepard, where he "fixed" a trumpet note in the overture, and inserted a different take on one line of Merman's in I can't remember what song. The sheer chutzpah of this was beyond belief, especially if some record producer had tried to do it to one of HIS albums. I'm sure if Mr. Styne and Mr. Sondheim had thought there was a cracked trumpet note they would have fixed it - they had the other take. One person's cracked trumpet note is another person's exciting trumpet note, and how dare him second-guess Mr. Styne and Mr. Sondheim, not to mention the album's producer, Mr. Lieberson, about a Merman take? Horrible, and I ONLY play the original CD issue.