There are two soundtracks provided, both in English. Sadly, neither of these is the original Mono track. The director of MGM's technical operations has explained how damaged the English composite track had become and he enthuses on the disc about how good the film now sounds.. Up to a point, he's sort of right. The music has never sounded as crisp as it does here and fans of surround sound will be pleased to find some moments in the film which have been 'enhanced' to utilise the surround channels and the rears. The gunshots have been fiddled with to make them boom a bit more impressively in the .1 LFE. There isn't a great deal of difference between the Dolby Digital 5.1 and the DTS 5.1 Surround tracks, although the latter seems to be a bit louder overall. This is also the case on the other new Leone releases I'll be reviewing. But, and it's a big but, this isn't the soundtrack for the film that Leone designed and, considering how assiduous he was about the sound for his films, we really should be given the original restored Mono track as well as this remix. As the original track isn't included, I haven't given a mark for the audio. If you like surround remixes then this will suit you very nicely. If you don't, there doesn't seem to be an option I'm afraid since the intended R1 releases for these films seem to have vanished from the radar.