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Star Wars Trilogy: The Original Soundtrack Anthology
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1. Star Wars Theme 2. Imperial Attack 3. The Desert/The Robot Auction 4. The Little People Work 5. The Princess Appears 6. The Land of the Sand People 7. The Return Home 8. Inner City 9. Mouse Robot/Blasting Off 10. Rescue of the Princess 11. The Walls Converge 12. Ben's Death/The Fighter Attack 13. Princess Leia's Theme 14. The Last Battle 15. The Throne Room (End Titles) 16. Star Wars Theme 17. Luke's Escape 18. Luke's Rescue 19. The Imperial March (Darth Vader's Theme) 20. The Battle in the Snow 21. Luke's First Crash 22. The Rebels Escape Again 23. The Asteroid Field 24. Yoda's Theme 25. Han Solo and the Princess 26. The Training of a Jedi Knight 27. The Magic Tree 28. Yoda and the Force 29. City in the Clouds 30. Lando's Palace 31. The Duel 32. Hyperspace 33. Star Wars Finale 34. Star Wars Theme 35. Han Solo Returns 36. Fight in the Dungeon 37. The Return of the Jedi 38. The Emperor Arrives 39. The Death of Yoda 40. Parade of the Ewoks 41. Luke and Leia 42. The Emperor Confronts Luke 43. Into the Trap 44. First Ewok Battle/Fight with the Fighters 45. The Forest Battle 46. Final Duel/Into the Death Star 47. The Emperor's Death 48. Darth Vader's Death 49. Through the Flames 50. Leia Breaks the News/Funeral Pyre for a Jedi 51. Ewok Celebration/Finale 52. Star Wars Theme 53. Heroic Ewok/The Fllet Goes into Hyperspace 54. A Hive of Villainy 55. Destruction of Alderaan 56. Drawing the Battle Lines/Leia's Instructions 57. The Ewok Battle 58. Attack Postion 59. Crash Landing 60. Cantina Band 61. Lapti Nek 62. Cantina Band, No. 2 63. Faking the Code 64. Brother and Sister 65. Standing By 66. Leia Is Wounded/Luke and Vader Duel 67. Carbon Freeze/Luke Pursuses the Captives/Departure of Boba Fett 68. Losing a Hand 69. The Return of the Jedi 70. Leia Breaks the News 71. Ewok Celebration
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There is no soundtrack composer working today more talented or consistent than John Williams, and the Star Wars trilogy represents some of his finest work. Though he uses few major themes (mostly tied to specific characters, signaling when they appear on the screen or do something important), there's also enough variety in the incidental music to keep things interesting. From the instantly recognizable opening music to the medley that accompanies the closing credits, this is excellent work that perfectly captures the innocence and sense of adventure of the film. At the same time, the Star Wars score stands up very well as a piece of music on its own. --Genevieve Williams
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Star Wars Trilogy: The Original Soundtrack Anthology
- Audio CD: 0 pages (1993-11-23)
- Publisher: Arista
- Label: Arista
- Format: Box set, Soundtrack
- Studio: Arista
- Average Customer Review:
based on 70 reviews
- Sales Rank in Music: #86665
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Summary: Great Movie Soundtracks 2008-02-08
Comment: To me this is one of the greatest soundtracks ever produced. If you are a Star Wars fan then this is for you. This CD sounds great!! This is some of the most evocative, exciting and entertaining music in the history of movies. Like the movies themselves, this soundtrack will keep you on the edge of your seat, crying, laughing and smiling the entire time and brings to mind the images of the movies as if you were watching it while listening. This soundtrack belongs in your collection of Star Wars memorabilia. John Williams and the London Symphony have a masterpiece in this soundtrack and you will listen again and again enjoying it more each and every time you listen.
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Summary: Excellent!! 2007-01-09
Comment: I have three words: BUY THIS ANTHOLOGY. It is John Williams at his greatest in my opinion. It is Star Wars at its greatest. The "Imperial March (Darth Vader's Theme)" is so awesome. Actually, ALL of it is awesome. "The Throne Room" is among my favorites of the tracks. Really, this anthology encompasses the epic of Star Wars.
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Summary: Great soundtrack! 2006-12-30
Comment: This is a great recording of John William's soundtrack for Star Wars Episode IV: A New Hope. The LSO plays very well. The music is very good, and has many memorable themes throughout the soundtrack. This is one of my favorite soundtracks! You should listen to it if you haven't.
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Summary: An Incredible Compilation! 2006-07-20
Comment: I recieved this set for my Birthday a few years ago, and this, (along with my other Star Wars and John Williams CD's) remains at the front of my CD collection. It's mixtures and arrangements of the score are truly the best, (helmed by John Williams himself) and the London Symphony plays wonderfully.
When all is said and done, these are perfection.
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Summary: A mixed bag from an audiophile perspective... 2005-11-12
Comment: Audiophiles, take note -- portions of this anthology sound like they were hastily transferred to digital from a second or third generation copy of the master tapes. There is audible tape dropout in certain parts, as well as some hiss. Now hiss, in and of itself is not a big deal -- I actually prefer that it be left in, for the most part. But the dropouts are unforgivable. I've also heard an occasional crackling distortion, either from the original tapes or digital clipping. This recording was made in 1977, not 1957... why should there be these problems? This stuff is all too audible through a pair of Beyerdynamic DT-880 headphones.
Anyway, I haven't heard other remastered editions, but I recommend avoiding this one for the most part. Certain songs sound excellent, but many are marred by master tape issues to the point where they become difficult to listen to through good headphones, breaking the mood of the piece.
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