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Am I the only one who kept waiting for Bulk in the La La Land TOS video to say "Try to imagine all life as you know it stopping instantaneously and every molecule in your body exploding at the speed of light." or any other Ghostusters quote?
Though the aforementioned quote could describe what some people would have said they would feel like if a TOS box was released.
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Am I the only one who kept waiting for Bulk in the La La Land TOS video to say "Try to imagine all life as you know it stopping instantaneously and every molecule in your body exploding at the speed of light." or any other Ghostusters quote?
Yes.
Neil
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Not to mention the use of Doomsday Machine cues and Fred Steiner re-recordings used on The Menagerie Part 2!
I haven't gotten to that episode yet in the remastered DVDs. Can you be more specific? Were the music substitutions put into "The Cage" footage or the Kirk-era framing story? And what Varese cues got used? This is amazing.
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Not to mention the use of Doomsday Machine cues and Fred Steiner re-recordings used on The Menagerie Part 2!
I haven't gotten to that episode yet in the remastered DVDs. Can you be more specific? Were the music substitutions put into "The Cage" footage or the Kirk-era framing story? And what Varese cues got used? This is amazing.
The beginning of Act One is one instance that comes to mind. There are others in that episode, but that one is the most jarring to me. It's supposed to be tracked with a cue from The Enemy Within.
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The beginning of Act One is one instance that comes to mind. There are others in that episode, but that one is the most jarring to me. It's supposed to be tracked with a cue from The Enemy Within.
Interesting! Since "The Enemy Within" was re-recorded quite nicely by Tony Bremner, I wonder why they didn't use the needed bit from that digital recording.
And the remastered version of "The Enemy Within" itself had all its music, unless I missed something, so the "EW" original soundtrack tapes must have been available. Very odd.
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Yes, Hatch conducted the 3rd season title theme and library music.
The piece that was tracked over the ep title for Catspaw is by Courage, called "Ship in Orbit (Big)."
What other questions are people asking...? While there may be 75 hours of recorded music, a great deal of that are the outtakes, which is to say bad takes, and we're not going to release those. We are carefully trying not to call this complete because that is such an important and all-encompassing word: sometimes at the end of a session they would just bang on the Yamaha E-3 for five minutes to get white noise for possible library use, and then never use it, and I'm sorry but we're not going to run all of that. This will be complete for everything that you would consider actual music, in the correct master takes.
Lukas
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So . . . no studio chatter?
I guess I may as well also ask about various instances of onscreen singing, Uhura ("Charlie X," "Conscience of the King"), Spock ("Plato's Stepchildren"), the "space hippies," etc. Remember any details offhand?
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So . . . no studio chatter?
We have a little studio chatter of interest. However, in my experience there's not as much studio chatter on these tapes (any film score tapes) as you might think, because they'd do such a good job conserving tape.
I gotta shut up now and let La La Land run the show as far as doling out this info...!
Lukas
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