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I started with (the cassette of) the LP, which I basically had to play in sequence, where the romantic stuff was back-and-forthed with the V'ger stuff, so that section of the score grew on me earlier than it otherwise might have, especially with the chronological releases having supplanted that one over the past 25 years.
I did have that sort of experience with Logan's Run, though, once the FSM release had made the electronic cues warmer, clearer, heavier and much more interesting than had the previous CD (of its LP). Sometimes I would program only those tracks, where before I'd always programmed them out. It's like having a Christmas present, through mitosis, turn into yet another Christmas present, isn't it; what was once one, short-ish symphonic score is now also a short electronic score (in my case).
Glad to hear the V'ger music has grown on you. It's remarkable stuff, and all a great listen.
It's so operatic and complex but oddly relaxing at the same time. And that LLL 3CD set was like multiple Christmas presents! The wealth of genius is almost overwhelming, but in a good way.
I need to revisit LOGAN'S RUN.
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Has anyone actually timed how many times has the Blaster Beam used in the score?
Like... The number of times it is struck?
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Has anyone actually timed how many times has the Blaster Beam used in the score?
No.
Or yes. But I'm not telling.
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To go go back and listen to that theme used in the 1979 film hurts my brain a little.
You've fallen prey to one of the classic blunders: Never associate the Star Trek: The Motion Picture theme with Star Trek: The Next Generation FIRST.
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On Sale Star Trek Day @ Noon ET at http://EnjoyTheRideRecords.com - Star Trek: The Motion Picture - The Director's Edition, Music Composed and Conducted by Jerry Goldsmith. #StarTrek
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On Sale Star Trek Day (Friday, September 8 at Noon ET: Enjoy The Ride Records, in conjunction with Paramount Music proudly presents Star Trek: The Motion Picture – The Director’s Edition, Music Composed and Conducted by Jerry Goldsmith.
Jerry Goldsmith's iconic score to the 1979 film has been restored, remixed, and mastered from the first-generation multi-track masters by Bruce Botnick (Original album Executive Producer and Goldsmith's long-time engineer). Mike Matessino co-produced the album with Botnick, handling the restoration, editing, and track assembly.
With over 80 minutes of music, Star Trek: The Motion Picture – The Director’s Edition is available on vinyl for the first time in this definitive assembly. Pressed on 2xLP 140g colored vinyl and housed in a high gloss gatefold jacket with black poly-lined inner sleeves, there is also a double-sided full-color insert nestled inside.
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Anything that celebrates this score is fantastic, IMHO.
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For those who are keeping score, is this the fourth time, Star Trek: The Motion Picture has had a soundtrack release? The first time would have been when the film originally came out.
--jthree
By my count:
1) The original LP
2) The original CD
3) The expanded CD that came with Inside Star Trek (1976) on Disc 2
4) The LLL 3 disc set
5) The LLL 2 disc set
6) The new multi-LP set
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