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Music : Star Trek V: The Final Frontier
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Star Trek V: The Final Frontier by: Jerry Goldsmith |
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Binding: Audio Cassette EAN: 0074644526745 Format: Soundtrack Label: Sony Manufacturer: Sony Publisher: Sony Release Date: June 23, 1989 Studio: Sony Sales Rank: 651551 Disc 1:
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 Rating:  - Star Trek V the final frontier has a wonderful soundtrack!Star Trek V the final frontier (1989) has a wonderful soundtrack! The music is produced by Jerry Goldsmith! Jerry Goldsmith did the music for Star Trek the motion picture(1979)! I recommend this soundtrack CD because it is very good. Star Trek V is very under rated and the soundtrack is is also under rated! Please give this Star Trek V CD a chance! It is better than you think! A+ I highly recommend it! Rating: - "The Mountain" is truly the "peak" of this work!When I saw Star Trek 5 upon it's initial release in '89, I saw three different stories attempting to be force-sealed into one: Sybok's spiritual as well as physical search for God and Sha-Ka-Ree. Spock's discovery of his long-lost half-brother, Sybock. Kirk's attitudes towards death, and towards spiritual-healing "tricks". ["Faith-Healers" have never impressed me to begin with. Give Kirk an "ATTA-BOY!" on that one!]! [Somebody, in response to Kirk's cry of "I don't WANT my pain taken away - I NEED my pain! once made this interesting comment: "No 'New-Age Easy Answers for Kirk, thank you!'" I liked that. I'm no fan ... Read More: Rating:  - The More I Listen ...to Jerry Goldsmith's orchestral score for STAR TREK V: THE FINAL FRONTIER, the more I've grown to appreciate this marvelous thematic score which had the great misfortune to be attached to one of the weakest of the Original Series films (right behind ST: TMP). Yet, this score stands out for a couple of my favorite cues. First, there's the beautiful and awe-inspiring "The Mountain" which opens the film. With its richly orchestrated strings and mellow brass notes, this song never fails to give me goosebumps every time I hear it. The effect is further enhanced if you're listening to it when you're driving through a hilly countryside or walking through a forest. My second favorite cue is "A Busy Man". This cue also hits just ... Read More: Rating: - Remarkable "Symphony"I must confess that a good soundtrack sometimes can be equated to a good symphony from the 17th or 18th century. This one truly is one of those. Everytime you listen it feels like another melody you haven't noticed during your last listen is being unveiled. Goldsmith was truly a "composer" in the highest order. I am certain that this music will be just as well liked and enjoyed a few hundred years from now! Rating: - Take this one for a driveWhile I can understand why people did not much care for the movie, I have to confess that I liked it myself -in no small part because of the musical score. It is a real pleasure to finally have a copy of this soundtrack. I agree with many writers that the music from the scene where Sybok and his troops take the city should not have been omitted, while we could have done nicely without the version of "The moon's a window...", but I think most of us bought it for the themes from "the mountain" and "a busy man". I do a lot of long-distance driving, and find movie soundtracks very enjoyable to listen to as the miles and the hours pass by. To get the most out of a CD like this, my advice would be to listen to it while driving through ... Read More: |
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