These five film music tracks are my top favourites by Williams:
Seven Years in Tibet from Seven Years in Tibet The 1960's: The Turbulent Years from Nixon Abandoned in the Woods from A.I. Artificial Intelligence Funeral Pyre for a Jedi from Star Wars: Return of the Jedi Outstretched Hands from Close Encounters of the Third Kind - If I am FORCED to pick his number one track of all time, it would be this one
Just missing the cut: Catch Me If You Can from Catch Me If You Can
What would your top 5 John Williams tracks look like?
"You Are The Pan" from Hook "The Hologram/Binary Sunset" from Star Wars "The Map Room: Dawn" from Raiders of the Lost Ark "Journey to the Island" from Jurassic Park "End Credits" from Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom
Honorable mention
"Nocturnal Activities" from Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom
Main Title, The Towering Inferno Confrontation with Count Duuko/Finale, Star Wars, Episode II, Attack of the Clones End Title, The Empire Strikes Back Gloria, Monsignor The Hunt, The Lost World, Jurrassic Park
Really, I could name 100 more. I have almost of John Williams soundtracks on my ipod. These five have the most plays.
Star Wars - "Binary Sunset" Superman: The Movie - "Main Title" Jaws - "Man Versus Beast" The Empire Strike Back - "The Asteroid Field" Raiders of the Lost Ark - "Desert Chase"
Of course any of us could think of a hundred more, but since you said five....
The Asteroid Field from THE EMPIRE STRIKES BACK The Desert Chase from RAIDERS OF THE LOST ARK Visitor in San Deigo THE LOST WORLD: JURASSIC PARK Remembrances from SCHINDLER'S LIST Duel of the Fates from THE PHANTOM MENACE
Lost in Space Theme (Season 1 & 2) Land of the Giants Theme (Either of the two themes he did) Time Tunnel Theme Far Outside Place Hungarian Jungle Rock
The Mystery Woman - Family Plot The Globetrotters - A Guide for the Married Man The Map Room: Dawn - Raiders of the Lost Ark Theme - Sabrina Main Title - The Towering Inferno
Do a google search for "Johnny Williams" and "Far Outside Place" and see what you find. Obviously I'm not the only one who received a copy like this. For example:
