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Star Trek Voyager: CaretakerCD-Charts > Music > Star Trek by: Jay Chattaway & Jerry Goldsmith Release Date March 28, 1995 I was very surprised to see Jerry Goldsmith's name attached to "Star Trek: Voyager". Well, there is nothing wrong with that, except that we're talking about a TV show. No matter, Goldsmith's main title is one of the best themes "Star Trek" has ever offered. Goldsmith's signature instrument -the French horn -plays the sweeping notes that cromprise such a wonderful and epic track. Later we have a treat of one of the Next Generation's composers. Jay Chattaway provides a suspenseful yet interesting composition. 'Prologue' and 'Escape From The Ocampa Underground' are the best action tracks. We are also treated to the banjo at the beginning of 'Lifesigns In The Barn' and 'The Caretaker's Hoedown', such interesting use in a sci-fi show. ... Read More: |
Star Trek: Spock's World (Book On CD)CD-Charts > Music > Star Trek by: Various Artists Release Date December 06, 1996 Diane Duane is, IMHO, one of the best Trek authors to grace the business. She has a true grasp of Vulcan culture and attitude; that's one of the things I liked best about this story, is that it flips back and forth between present-day political situations on Vulcan (a desire to secede from the federation) and the evolution of culture on Vulcan. The book is sprinkled with humor in just the right proportion; the characterizations are dead-on perfect. Sarek and Amanda are well-done, and even T'Pau makes an appearance. The only thing that detracts from the book is that it presents a view of current Vulcan politics that isn't quite canon - that's why it only gets four stars from me. However, as far as the story goes, it's excellent; I ... Read More: |
Star Trek: GenerationsCD-Charts > Music > Star Trek by: Various Artists Release Date December 31, 1999 great CD but Jerry Goldsmith shouldve composed it |
Star Trek II: The Wrath of KahnCD-Charts > Music > Star Trek from: Atlantic Release Date great CD but Jerry Goldsmith shouldve composed it |
Star Trek: Sound Effects from the Original TV SoundtrackCD-Charts > Music > Star Trek by: Original TV Soundtrack Release Date October 17, 1990 I listened to tracks 4,5,7,8,13, and 14. Tracks 4,5,7, and 8 are DEFINITELY from the pilot episode "The Menagerie" with Jeffrey Hunter (Captain Pike). The long, drawn out transporter sequences on tracks 4 and 5 are easily recognizable from "The Menagerie", as is track 7 the Alien Planet Surface, and track 8 the Communicator Beeps (it's the uncharacteristic "long beep" from "The Menagerie"). Track 14 the Warp Drive is a longish sequence and again sounds suspiciously like the one heard on "The Menagerie". As such, these sound tracks are not very representative of the series, as the device sounds changed subtly but definitely when NBC picked up the show with Shatner, ... Read More: |
STAR TREK SYMPHONIC SUITES VOL.2 - CD TRANSFER INCLUDEDCD-Charts > Music > Star Trek by: Samuel Matlovsky, Sol Kaplan, Jerry Fielding, Joseph Mullendore Release Date 1985 I listened to tracks 4,5,7,8,13, and 14. Tracks 4,5,7, and 8 are DEFINITELY from the pilot episode "The Menagerie" with Jeffrey Hunter (Captain Pike). The long, drawn out transporter sequences on tracks 4 and 5 are easily recognizable from "The Menagerie", as is track 7 the Alien Planet Surface, and track 8 the Communicator Beeps (it's the uncharacteristic "long beep" from "The Menagerie"). Track 14 the Warp Drive is a longish sequence and again sounds suspiciously like the one heard on "The Menagerie". As such, these sound tracks are not very representative of the series, as the device sounds changed subtly but definitely when NBC picked up the show with Shatner, ... Read More: |
Star Trek: Deep Space Nine - WarpedCD-Charts > Music > Star Trek by: Rene Auberjonois Release Date August 14, 2001 I listened to tracks 4,5,7,8,13, and 14. Tracks 4,5,7, and 8 are DEFINITELY from the pilot episode "The Menagerie" with Jeffrey Hunter (Captain Pike). The long, drawn out transporter sequences on tracks 4 and 5 are easily recognizable from "The Menagerie", as is track 7 the Alien Planet Surface, and track 8 the Communicator Beeps (it's the uncharacteristic "long beep" from "The Menagerie"). Track 14 the Warp Drive is a longish sequence and again sounds suspiciously like the one heard on "The Menagerie". As such, these sound tracks are not very representative of the series, as the device sounds changed subtly but definitely when NBC picked up the show with Shatner, ... Read More: |
Star Trek VI: The Undiscovered Country - Original Motion Picture SoundtrackCD-Charts > Music > Star Trek by: Star Trek (Related Recordings) Cliff Eidelman Release Date 1991 I listened to tracks 4,5,7,8,13, and 14. Tracks 4,5,7, and 8 are DEFINITELY from the pilot episode "The Menagerie" with Jeffrey Hunter (Captain Pike). The long, drawn out transporter sequences on tracks 4 and 5 are easily recognizable from "The Menagerie", as is track 7 the Alien Planet Surface, and track 8 the Communicator Beeps (it's the uncharacteristic "long beep" from "The Menagerie"). Track 14 the Warp Drive is a longish sequence and again sounds suspiciously like the one heard on "The Menagerie". As such, these sound tracks are not very representative of the series, as the device sounds changed subtly but definitely when NBC picked up the show with Shatner, ... Read More: |
STAR TREK IV: THE VOYAGE HOME (ORIGINAL SOUNDTRACK LP, 1986)CD-Charts > Music > Star Trek by: LEONARD ROSENMAN Release Date 1991 I listened to tracks 4,5,7,8,13, and 14. Tracks 4,5,7, and 8 are DEFINITELY from the pilot episode "The Menagerie" with Jeffrey Hunter (Captain Pike). The long, drawn out transporter sequences on tracks 4 and 5 are easily recognizable from "The Menagerie", as is track 7 the Alien Planet Surface, and track 8 the Communicator Beeps (it's the uncharacteristic "long beep" from "The Menagerie"). Track 14 the Warp Drive is a longish sequence and again sounds suspiciously like the one heard on "The Menagerie". As such, these sound tracks are not very representative of the series, as the device sounds changed subtly but definitely when NBC picked up the show with Shatner, ... Read More: |