1. Main Title - Jay Chattaway, Goldsmith, Jerry
2. Prologue
3. 70 Thousand Light Years from Home
4. Beamed to the Farm
5. Lifesigns in the Barn
6. Paris Takes the Helm
7. Escape from the Ocampa Underground
8. Not Enough Time
9. Battle for the Array
10. Set Course for Home
11. End Credit - Jay Chattaway, Goldsmith, Jerry
12. The Caretaker's Hoedown
Star Trek Voyager: Music From The Original Television Soundtrack (Caretaker)
- Audio CD: 0 pages (1995-03-28)
- Publisher: Gnp Crescendo
- Label: Gnp Crescendo
- Format: Soundtrack
- Studio: Gnp Crescendo
- Average Customer Review:
 based on 11 reviews
- Sales Rank in Music: #64300
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0 of 0 people found the following review helpful:
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Summary: Star Trek 2008-09-22
Comment: All star trek music is beautiful and this one is no exception! The main theme is brilliant and some of the tracks especially towards the end of the soundtrack give me tingles up my spine. So emotionally played, it is unbelievable that star trek music is not more popular than it is.
1 of 1 people found the following review helpful:
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Summary: 70 Light Years Away...With Fine Music 2006-11-24
Comment: 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. The only thing that bothers me, however, is that you get to hear so many influences of Dennis McCarthy that you start doubting if this is a true Chattaway original.
In the end, this is one fine album. And the things that keep the spirit of "Star Trek" on foot is Jerry Goldsmith's theme and the aforementioned action music.
3 of 3 people found the following review helpful:
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Summary: It will take you away. 2004-01-08
Comment: Jerry Goldsmith's theme is awesome and Jay Chattaway (who I have been a fan of ever since I first heard his score for William Lustig's Maniac) contributes a nice, if fairly routine, sci-fi score. Both fans of the series and of the composers will want to have it. Recommended.
3 of 3 people found the following review helpful:
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Summary: It voyages me to Delta Q !!! 2002-09-18
Comment: I can't take it out from my CD player !!
I keep listen it again and again; not only the overwhelming Main title enchants me all the time, also the other tracks do the same magic.
I play it when I am doing housework, I play it when doing accouting homework, I play it while taking a bath.
It is an timeless masterpiece, with the wonderful scores I voyage to the Delta Q with my beloved crew on Voyager, which is a relief from stressful daily life .
I love it very much and you should have one, too !!And I am expecting for the DVD to come out !
10 of 11 people found the following review helpful:
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Summary: The best themes are missing 2001-06-02
Comment: All round this is a good CD, with the exception that two very prominent themes in the episode are not featured on the CD. The theme from the introduction of Voyager by the pilot Stadi, and the theme for when the ship disengages from Deep Space Nine and launches are both missing - quite frankly I dont understand why. The ship launching surely is one of the most stand out moments of the series, so don't ask me why its not on the soundtrack.
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