I don't remember that episode, having watched the series as a kid, and haven't watched it since. That reminds me, I have the large Polar Light model to build.

BTW, has anyone tried Mega?

I don't remember that episode, having watched the series as a kid, and haven't watched it since. That reminds me, I have the large Polar Light model to build.

It's The Twilight Zone - 1959 - Season 2, Episode 15: "The Invaders"

Scott

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No, no, no. Not the TV show. An episode of Twilight Zone that has the same name. They reused the flying saucer model from Forbidden Planet and at one point the main character of the story destroys it with a hatchet:



Here's the whole episode:
The Twilight Zone - 1959 - Season 2, Episode 15: The Invaders - TV & Reclame Gratis video filmpjes - 123 video.nl (http://www.123video.nl/playvideos.asp?MovieID=837128)

Three miniatures were used, of 22 inches, 44 inches, and 82 inches in diameter, and costing an estimated $20,000. The largest miniature, constructed of wood, steel, and fiberglass, which contained the internal motors for the ramps, central pedistal, and red neon engine light, weighed 300 pounds.

According to Wikipedia "MGM sold off the large miniature during the large MGM studio auction in 1970, but there was no record of who bought it. In 2008 a North Carolina man, who had bought the prop and stored it in his garage and hadn't realized its market value, finally put it up for auction. It was sold for $78,000" who knows what happened to the other two!

Hope this helps...

Scott

The TZ episode did NOT destroy the original model, I read an article where they described the pain staking detail they went thru to make a dup that could be destroyed! The original Jupiter 2 model from LIS is in the hands of model maker Greg Jein, along with the original launch tower. The full sized Jupiter 2 set was last seen at "Marineland" in southern California in the 70s, but hasn't been seen since. It was transported on a huge flatbed truck to the park, where it was on display for many months, and they had even built the upped deck, since visitors could actually climb up the stairs, visit the bridge, and walk out the side escape hatch/door. The UFO from the invaders model was bought by another movie collector named Bob Butts in San Diego, back in the 70s, but nobody knows where the full sized version from that show is, if it was destroyed or what. The 18 foot seaview model is owned by Bob Malone, another movie collector, and will possibly be with him until he dies, since he loves it so much! He also owns the Nautilus from the Disney movie, and several other movie models, and keeps them in prime condition, which I love!

William

The UFO from the invaders model was bought by another movie collector named Bob Butts in San Diego, back in the 70s, but nobody knows where the full sized version from that show is, if it was destroyed or what.

There never actually was a full sized saucer from The Invaders; just the legs were constructed. The rest was put in optically for those shots where actors had to mill about the outside of the ship.

They had the full sized ship on an episode that they filmed out in the high desert, with many "visitors" to the "set", one of which was me! It was a full sized set, with cheap 2X4s, when you went under it and looked up! Like visiting the "Psycho" house, and walking in the front door, it's just a empty barn inside, with catwalks leading up to "Mothers" window! :)

William

That is Agnes Moorhead... a superior actress of radio, film & TV who did that iconic episode without any dialogue.

The gang ramp of the ship from Forbidden Planet was used in many Twilight Zone eps- notably TO SERVE MAN.

Also, as far as Star Trek TOS is concerned, a great many of the actors, directors, etc. rolled into the series by way of THE OUTER LIMITS. The final, and greatly abysmal, episode from TOL featured a giant amoeba- later redressed for Star Trek as acid burrowing creature.

Back to the music, if I may? I have a decades old question I thought the 15 CD set would answer, but I haven't found it yet. In "The City on the Edge of Forever" who is the voice singing, "Goodnight Sweetheart"?

Yes, as for music all links in my Enterprise collection thread have regenerated. Enjoy.

Back to the music, if I may? I have a decades old question I thought the 15 CD set would answer, but I haven't found it yet. In "The City on the Edge of Forever" who is the voice singing, "Goodnight Sweetheart"?

"Ray Noble Goodnight Sweetheart" he was the original singer of that song from 1931 and TOS just reused it! now that your decades old quest is over....any more questions? :)

Scott

"Ray Noble Goodnight Sweetheart" he was the original singer of that song from 1931 and TOS just reused it! now that your decades old quest is over....any more questions? :)

Scott

I always thought it was the lawyer guy from Court Martial! (Elliot, something Junior...?)

I always thought it was the lawyer guy from Court Martial! (Elliot, something Junior...?)

Elisha Cook Jr. was the name. But as far as I know, he never performed this song. His only credits as a singer were from the movie "Tin Pan Alley" (1940), where her performerd "You Say The Sweetest Things Baby" and "Good-Bye Broadway, Hello France". If you merge the two titles, you get "Sweet" and "Good", but you still miss the "Night" and the "Heart"! :)

Okay, well, I have two questions to post to the group, in the music genre:

1. Was there no original music for the 1st season episode of "Miri"? If not, what music was used?

2. We all know who sang the title song, but who did they use for some of the other female background singer in some of the episodes? (ie: Mudd's women)

I don't have an answer for either of these, that is why I'm asking! :)

William

I knew it wasn't Ray Noble because I have his recording and it ain't the same voice. I never heard of Elisha Cook Jr. I'll have to check him out. The closest voice I ever came up with was Rudy Vallee. But according to info I found, he never recorded it. Thanks Soundtrekker.

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Just looked up Elisha Cook Jr. Obviously I recognize him as Kirk's lawyer. I had no idea he ever sang. Interesting.

Elisha Cook Jr. NEVER sang, not even in the shower!!! hehehehehehe :) (GEEEEEZZZZZZ, can you imagine?)

you may remember his last role as "Icepick", from Magnum PI series! If I remember correctly, He had a stroke, and died in the 90's, the same day as Elizabeth Montgomery!

William

I knew it wasn't Ray Noble because I have his recording and it ain't the same voice. I never heard of Elisha Cook Jr. I'll have to check him out. The closest voice I ever came up with was Rudy Vallee. But according to info I found, he never recorded it. Thanks Soundtrekker.

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Just looked up Elisha Cook Jr. Obviously I recognize him as Kirk's lawyer. I had no idea he ever sang. Interesting.

Then Wikipedia is wrong ( The City on the Edge of Forever - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_City_on_the_Edge_of_Forever) ) Memory Alpha is wrong (The City on the Edge of Forever (episode) - Memory Alpha, the Star Trek Wiki (http://en.memory-alpha.org/wiki/The_City_on_the_Edge_of_Forever_%28episode%29)), Fred Steiner (The Music of Star Trek, Fred Steiner) is wrong, and hundreds of other people that worked on the show....I think the problem is your remembering the 1980's VHS or Laserdisk version..."Due to copyright issues, the original Ray Noble recording of Goodnight, Sweetheart was replaced during the 1980s by another version for VHS and Laserdisc releases. However, Paramount's 1980 "Television Classics" home video release of this episode retains the original recording. Eventually this was corrected for the DVD release. New music was also composed for this episode, incorporating the song, but the composer of this music is not credited."

So as you can see Ray Noble 1931 recording is what was used in that episode, studio's can and have changed pitch, speed, even the key in which vocalist sings in, to suite what ever their needs are to finish a filmed project.

Scott

Okay, well, I have two questions to post to the group, in the music genre:

1. Was there no original music for the 1st season episode of "Miri"? If not, what music was used?

2. We all know who sang the title song, but who did they use for some of the other female background singer in some of the episodes? (ie: Mudd's women)

I don't have an answer for either of these, that is why I'm asking! :)

William

1: You got me there!!

2: I know Alexander Courage composed the music for this episode's trailer, one of only two times music was written specifically for a preview. His sultry trombone music was so appropriate, it was used in the actual episode as the women stroll through the corridors, while the rest of the score was written by Fred Steiner. You got me on who the other background singer was!! guess? I'd say Nichelle Nichols?

Scott

Elisha Cook Jr. NEVER sang, not even in the shower!!! hehehehehehe :) (GEEEEEZZZZZZ, can you imagine?)

you may remember his last role as "Icepick", from Magnum PI series! If I remember correctly, He had a stroke, and died in the 90's, the same day as Elizabeth Montgomery!

William

According to imdb.com, Elisha Cook Jr. had two uncredited "performances":

Soundtrack (2 titles)
1960 Peter Gunn (TV series)
– The Long, Long Ride (1960) (performer: "Shall We Gather At The River?" - uncredited)

1940 Tin Pan Alley (performer: "You Say The Sweetest Things Baby" 1940 - uncredited, "Good-Bye Broadway, Hello France" 1917 - uncredited)

In this context, what ecactly is the meaning of "performer", William? Was he dancing to the songs, pantomiming, or what? Just asking...

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Okay, well, I have two questions to post to the group, in the music genre:

1. Was there no original music for the 1st season episode of "Miri"? If not, what music was used?

2. We all know who sang the title song, but who did they use for some of the other female background singer in some of the episodes? (ie: Mudd's women)

I don't have an answer for either of these, that is why I'm asking! :)

William

Your first question is easy to answer: There was no original music composed especially for this episode, it was tracked completely. However, there is one library cue composed by Mullendore, called "Romantic scene", which, I think, was used just once in the series (in "Miri"). Mullendore, in fact, composed several general cues for the library, without any special written scene or even episode in mind. They can be found on season 1 disc 5 (tracks 10-15). Following are some of them, including the respective episodes they were tracked in:

10. Impension* LM1 1:10 (used in "Shore Leave", in act 1, when Kirk and Sulu hear the gun shot and are running to find the source of the shot)
11. Lonely to Dramatic* LM3 1:27 (used in "Space Seed", when Khan is seducing Marla McGivers)
12. Romantic Scene* LM6 0:46 (used in "Miri" for one of the earlier Kirk-Miri scenes)
13. Pensive Mood* 13LM2 2:09 (used in "Space Seed" in the introduction scene for Marla McGivers, in her quarters, while she's painting)

I think, all these 4 cues were used just once in the whole series.

Your second question I can't answer right now. In what scene did you hear background singers in "Mudd's Women" or other episodes? I know that Nichelle Nichols was performing several times ("Charlie X", "The Conscience of the King" etc.), but what do you mean by "background singers"?

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2: I know Alexander Courage composed the music for this episode's trailer, one of only two times music was written specifically for a preview. His sultry trombone music was so appropriate, it was used in the actual episode as the women stroll through the corridors, while the rest of the score was written by Fred Steiner. You got me on who the other background singer was!! guess? I'd say Nichelle Nichols?

Scott

Yes, that trailer music is great, and very special and unusual, but perfectly used in that scene! And, there's another scene in trek this trailer music was used for: you can hear it in "A Piece of the Action", when Jojo Krako is using one of his "hookers" to "convince" Kirk to play along. This is one of the instances of using a track not composed for the season it was used in, which, according to union rules, was forbidden. They were supposed to re-record the music, but apparently, nobody was paying attention.

Squire, since you did a great job on your home work, you can play with the Enterprise and crew.

Dad

Squire, since you did a great job on your home work, you can play with the Enterprise and crew.

Dad

Really??? YESSSS!!! TALLY-HO!!!

But... what if that Kirk dude breakes my computer again? Will I get a new one from you again, Dad, like last time? Puhleeease, Dad...

BUT... Was your dad really a "Q"??? Hehehehe :)

thanks for the info on the MIRI episode, I noticed that several episodes were not mentioned in the 15 disc set at all. They should have had a little insert with the tracks that were reused, and from which source. I was listening to some TOS music the other night, and I thought that it was "Mudd's Women", but it could have been "I, Mudd" that I heard the female singer in the background (just one) and I was thinking about that, before dropping off! My wife wakes me up at 2:30am one night, and says "Your TREK music is still playing, and it woke me UP!!!!" Hehehehehe (what are you going to do??? :)

I will find the singers, and let you know.

William

BUT... Was your dad really a "Q"??? Hehehehe :)

Yes, he was... but he wasn't such a smart-ass like the one who was harrassing the later captain's (Picard, Sisco, and Janeway)!! ;)


thanks for the info on the MIRI episode, I noticed that several episodes were not mentioned in the 15 disc set at all. They should have had a little insert with the tracks that were reused, and from which source.

No, that's too easy! That's the beauty of it: you have to find out for yourself, which cue was tracked into which episode... where's the fun, if you are TOLD? Don't you like a little fun? It's like playing around with your toys, like I do with my planet Gothos and the Earth ships with its gallant crews! :)


I was listening to some TOS music the other night, and I thought that it was "Mudd's Women", but it could have been "I, Mudd" that I heard the female singer in the background (just one) and I was thinking about that, before dropping off!


You sure that wasn't your wife singing? ;)

Yeah, Will (Can I call you Willie?) LOL

i noticed that there was several episodes missing from that set, about 9 or 10 i think. and a little note on the liner notes would have been helpful as well.

soundtrekker, where did you find that info?

I am not remembering the VHS. That song wasn't even on the VHS version. When I discovered that I threw the tape in the garbage. Wikipedia says Goodnight Sweetheart was recorded in 1931 by the Ray Noble Orchestra (vocals by Al Bowly). I have it on CD. I just listened to it. Not only is the voice different, but the music, orchestration is also different. The info about Noble comes from the fact that he helped write the song. Al Bowly is not the voice on Star Trek. Please find it on the internet and listen to it for yourself. Please.

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By the way, Goodnight Sweetheart was not replaced with another version, it was replaced with another song. Really messed up the feeling of that episode.

Yes, he was... but he wasn't such a smart-ass like the one who was harrassing the later captain's (Picard, Sisco, and Janeway)!! ;)



No, that's too easy! That's the beauty of it: you have to find out for yourself, which cue was tracked into which episode... where's the fun, if you are TOLD? Don't you like a little fun? It's like playing around with your toys, like I do with my planet Gothos and the Earth ships with its gallant crews! :)



You sure that wasn't your wife singing? ;)

Oh just bloody great!! he gets to have fun and we get to hang around like a puppet!! ;)

Oh I agree 100 percent! finding cues that one thought where complete pieces is a joy in it's self :) for me I hear these wonderful musical pieces all I want to do is listen to them over and over again, reliving the memory of seeing Stat Trek for the first time all over again.

Scott

I noticed it too, that episodes are missing from the set, and watching my favorite episodes Devil in the Dark, Tholian Web, Obsession, and so on, I hear music from The Doomsday Machine, The Corbomite Maneuver, The Cage, The Naked Time, Charlie X, and so on. If they had listed the cues, sure it would be great, but, not worth the extra time on their part. Now if you want to do it, have lots of drugs and alcohol, YOU WILL NEED IT, IT WILL MAKE YOU NEED A WHITE COAT!http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v218/lloyd2/drooling.gif

I have been playing around with rips I have done from TAS, and the way the cues jump around, NO WAY WILL I TRY TO FIGURE IT OUT!http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v218/lloyd2/thunhappy.gif

I have just finished watching TAS on netflix all the way through. It does seem like maybe a half dozen actual cues. They are chopped up and used in a seemingly random manor. Bits, pieces, snippets of cues are everywhere, and there is NO transition from scene to scene, the cuts are extremely abrupt.

Yeah, Will (Can I call you Willie?) LOL

i noticed that there was several episodes missing from that set, about 9 or 10 i think. and a little note on the liner notes would have been helpful as well.

soundtrekker, where did you find that info?

Do you mean the library cues for "Miri" etc.? Well, partly by paying attention when watching the episodes and then remembering the various library cues (like "Romantic scene" in "Miri"), and partly by reading the comments on various discussion forums for the last two months (Filmscoremonthly, hometheatherforum, etc.).

The "missing episodes" are due to the fact that this set never was about to present the complete, definite "Star Trek episode score" collection, but rather a complete presentation of all the written and recorded music for Star Trek TOS as a whole. That way, they had
1. a certain number of "complete scores" for episodes, including music that wasn't even used for those particular episodes (e.g. "Catspaw")
2. a certain number of "partial scores" for episodes, which just needed some new music, but also used tracked music from earlier episodes (e.g. "Balance of Terror", "City on the Edge...")
3. and a few tracks for episodes who just needed some short additional material (e.g. "The Omega Glory") or some "source" music (e.g. "The Squire of Gothos") or songs ("The Way to Eden")
All that music could be allocated to the specific episodes it was meant for, and the episodes can be found in the track list accordingly.

The remaining cues on the set are outtakes, alternates, sound effects, re-recordings, unused materials etc, and, of course, the library cues, which were meant for general use, without certain episodes in mind. Some of the libary music was completely new (Mullendore, Season 1 Disc 5 and some cues by Courage, Season 2 Disc 5), others were re-recordings of earlier episode scores (e.g. re-recorded cues from Steiner's "Charlie X", Season 2, Disc 5). They were chosen and tracked into episodes by the music editor if needed. Since library music, per definition, isn't meant to be used for a specific episode in mind, there is no information in the liner notes in that regard. You may regret it, but that's the way the producers chose to approach this presentation of trek TOS music. If you think about it, it makes sense, though. A complete run-down of every cue tracked into all 79 episodes would be a colossal enterprise (pun intended), and the release of this set with all the comments, interviews and anecdotes at it is, was hard enough. Complete info on all tracked cues would have been nearly impossible to present on a 100 page booklet, and would have made the liner notes a little redundant and academic.

All in all, you can be absolutely sure that every note heard in all 79 episodes are on this set. If you don't find any specific episode title in the track list, you can be absolutely sure that this episode was tracked completely, using cues from earlier episodes (and possibly some music from the various "libraries"). The music for the "missing episodes" isn't missing - it's there, you just have to look for it! Have fun, TALLY-HO!!! :)

I believe 'Lonely To Dramatic' was used in Miri, Space Seed, This Side of Paradise and if I recall correctly A Taste Of Armageddon.

I believe 'Lonely To Dramatic' was used in Miri, Space Seed, This Side of Paradise and if I recall correctly A Taste Of Armageddon.

That's the spirit! :)

They had the full sized ship on an episode that they filmed out in the high desert, with many "visitors" to the "set", one of which was me! It was a full sized set, with cheap 2X4s, when you went under it and looked up! Like visiting the "Psycho" house, and walking in the front door, it's just a empty barn inside, with catwalks leading up to "Mothers" window! :)

William

Yeah, they did a couple of episodes where they had the ship in the desert, but they never shot it where it looked like a fully built ship, like the full sized Jupiter 2 on Lost in Space (which was full of planks and stuff like you described). Granted, I wasn't there, but this is why the rest of us think the Invaders ship was an optical:


The spacecraft itself, which Quinn Martin had originally thought would only be seen in the pilot, is featured more prominently in “The Saucer” than in any other episode. “There were a lot of opticals to be done, and that was a large part of the budget,” said John Elizalde of the increased use of special effects. Only the pentagonal base of the spaceship, with its triangular legs, was a live prop; the saucer part of the vessel was matted in later under the supervision of visual effects man Darrell A. Anderson.

Invaders Behind the Scenes (http://www.classictvhistory.com/EpisodeGuides/invaders.html)

I noticed in The Saucer, what you posted, very noticeable. The saucer in The Day the Earth Stood Still, was a partial set. Walk around it, and you see the framing.

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I have just finished watching TAS on netflix all the way through. It does seem like maybe a half dozen actual cues. They are chopped up and used in a seemingly random manor. Bits, pieces, snippets of cues are everywhere, and there is NO transition from scene to scene, the cuts are extremely abrupt.

You are so right. But, I have noticed a lot of the episodes do have unique cues, but, they are the ones with the most sound effects, when the dialogue is removed.

Yes, they rehashed alot of music in other episodes, but I have also noticed that a couple of "rehashing" was actually re-orchestrated as well, or perhaps an alternate take that was used! Not exactly as the original music from whichever episode it was stolen from!

William

Yes, they rehashed alot of music in other episodes, but I have also noticed that a couple of "rehashing" was actually re-orchestrated as well, or perhaps an alternate take that was used! Not exactly as the original music from whichever episode it was stolen from!
William

There is no such thing as stealing in this town ... :D

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has anyone seen my pen?

Yes, they rehashed alot of music in other episodes, but I have also noticed that a couple of "rehashing" was actually re-orchestrated as well, or perhaps an alternate take that was used! Not exactly as the original music from whichever episode it was stolen from!

William

Exactly, William, you got it! :) That's why the La-La-Land guys added those alternate, re-orchestrated, re-recorded (you name it) cues to the set! If you hear some rehashed cues from earlier episodes that sound different somehow, you most probably will find them somewhere on the "library discs" (the S1D5, S2D3, S2D5, S3D2, and S3D5). That, as I pointed out already, was the goal of this set in the first place: to present ALL the music heard ANYWHERE in the whole series! (plus music NEVER HEARD before, of course!). This set is the final word on TOS music!

Squire, with your....powers....I think that you should watch the episodes that are NOT in the set, and make a list of what cues were rehashed...http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v218/lloyd2/hammerhead.gif..or not. Just a suggestion...http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v218/lloyd2/smack-1.gif

Squire, with your....powers....I think that you should watch the episodes that are NOT in the set, and make a list of what cues were rehashed...http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v218/lloyd2/hammerhead.gif..or not. Just a suggestion...http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v218/lloyd2/smack-1.gif

Well, I'll consider it, really. But it will take time, you know. And since I'm virtually immortal, I'm not really in a rush, so you'll have to wait a century, at least!:roflbalok:


SHUT UP, BALOK! THAT WASN'T MEANT TO BE FUNNY!!!

Speaking of cues, here's a suggestion:

1. Extract all the audio from the CDs
2. Renumber the tracks in a sensible manner and put them into a single folder
3. create a fake CD (ISO image) from the content of that folder
4. Watch every single episode and find the appropiate music in the folder/on the fake CD
5. Create a *.CUE-File for every single episode - each cue file drawing/playing the apropiate music from the
fake CD.
6. Voila you got your "CD"s of complete music for each and every single episode :D but taking up the space
of only the tracks (because each track still is just needed to be there once).

Problems:
1. Episodes that don't repeat a track fully will still play the whole track
2. Finding someone crazy enough to put that load of work unto his/her shoulders :P

Actually, we did that back in the 70's when ST was on channel 5 here in LA. My friend had recorded the audio from every episode, HIGHLY EDITED I might add, and just edited out the music tracks that didn't have vocals or sound effects, and created a 90 minute mono cassette of the music. By using a two track reel to reel, he could fade out the music on the left track and fade in the right track, which would sound like a continueous piece of music, when it was re-recorded into one mono track, it was great! By using similar pieces of music that was rehashed into other episodes, he could get one continueous piece of music from 2 or 3 different episodes.

William

Actually, we did that back in the 70's when ST was on channel 5 here in LA. My friend had recorded the audio from every episode, HIGHLY EDITED I might add, and just edited out the music tracks that didn't have vocals or sound effects, and created a 90 minute mono cassette of the music. By using a two track reel to reel, he could fade out the music on the left track and fade in the right track, which would sound like a continueous piece of music, when it was re-recorded into one mono track, it was great! By using similar pieces of music that was rehashed into other episodes, he could get one continueous piece of music from 2 or 3 different episodes.

William

Yes, that's EXACTLY how it was done here in Germany, there was at least one trek fan in my country (possibly several) who created those edited soundtracks from the German dubbed-broadcast, thus creating something what could be called a soundtrack! He then offered it on audio cassettes for a few bucks. But it wasn't done in that manner that you described (two tracks, fading out and in etc.), but just hard, clean cuts, if I remember correctly! But it was fun, nevertheless...

Aaaaaaah, childhood :) I grew up in the 70s and it was a marvelous time for watching movies and tv. And so many soundtracks from that era are just stuck in my head. I have my own internet connection only for four years now, you can imagine which goodies your are missing out on, because you don't even go looking for them. So to a degree the internet and to even a much much much bigger degree ffshrine (YEAH!) unstuck the music in my head and brought it back into real life and gave me parts of my childhood back :) And even if a soundtrack hasn't been published it is most likely one can acess other stuff from the same composer and delve into the same kinda style and world this way.

Long live the internet. Long live ffshrine!

PS.: I AM STILL LOOKING FOR THE maintheme AND end titles music from John Addisons "The French Atlantic Affair", don't let me die without it folks! :D
http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0078614/fullcredits#cast

"Long live the internet. Long live ffshrine!"

HERE, HERE!!!! (Where? Where? Heheheheheehe :))

Yes, my friend had belonged to one of those "star trek" clubs when he was in high school, and they continued afterwards, and became a really big group, getting together every saturday to talk about TREK! He made copies of the cassette for all the "official" club members, and I had even come up with full color cassette labels for the tapes themselves. Since we didn't have FULL color xerox machines at that time, I printed up a sample blank cassette label, on a sheet of 8.5 X 11 paper, and then put the official Star Trek logo on the top, and then "Original Television Soundtrack" down below. They were white letters on a black background, which allowed me to use felt tip pens to color them, cut them out and use spray glue to stick them onto the cassette. VERY professional looking for the year, if I do say so myself, hehehehe

William

"Long live the internet. Long live ffshrine!"

HERE, HERE!!!! (Where? Where? Heheheheheehe :))

Yes, my friend had belonged to one of those "star trek" clubs when he was in high school, and they continued afterwards, and became a really big group, getting together every saturday to talk about TREK! He made copies of the cassette for all the "official" club members, and I had even come up with full color cassette labels for the tapes themselves. Since we didn't have FULL color xerox machines at that time, I printed up a sample blank cassette label, on a sheet of 8.5 X 11 paper, and then put the official Star Trek logo on the top, and then "Original Television Soundtrack" down below. They were white letters on a black background, which allowed me to use felt tip pens to color them, cut them out and use spray glue to stick them onto the cassette. VERY professional looking for the year, if I do say so myself, hehehehe

William

You really were "using stone knives and bear skins" back then, didn't you? :)

Oh, totally! Compared with what I have access to today, there is NO way I could go back and live in that time, after being spoiled by all the technology we have, it'd be like having to use an OUTHOUSE!! Hehehehehe :)

William

I don't know, I liked it back then, not as stressed, for me at least. But, with technology I DO get to http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v218/lloyd2/42.gif to all of y'all, so it is worth having.

Also, it has been only a little over 13 years on the internet, and have been tangled in it's web ever sense.

THANK YOU, AL GORE!

Speaking of full sized ships, check this out:

The Jupiter 2 Lost but not forgotten on Vimeo (http://vimeo.com/53747144)

Enjoy, William

The Sci-Fi Airshow is great. Amazing effects work and very convincing.

And it is a model....Building the JUPITER 2 with Bill George (http://www.modelermagic.com/?p=46170)

Well I was all excited yesterday, my set was delivered yesterday to my front door. I got home from work last night nothing there.
contacted the carrier they claim it was delivered as well. Sent a email to LaLa Land but being the weekend I probably wont here back till Monday at the earliest.
this really sucks. fingers crossed this will be resolved soon. but dang it. And I know my neighbors in my building are not the type to take packages that are not theirs
Why is it so hard for carriers to deliver correctly to the address listed.

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Has anyone had this happen before that can give me an idea on what to expect from La La Land?
Are they good about replacing lost or misdeliverd packages(especially one like this) and if so do they expedite getting the replacement to you or am I going to have to wait it out all over again. sucks was really hoping to listen to it this weekend.

Why is it so hard for carriers to deliver correctly to the address listed.

Because viruses no matter the carrier are totally random at who their next target is. No wait. That was that Outbreak movie with Dustin Hoffman, you were talking parcels ... ugh

Hang in there! I ordered something from amazon and our postal service DHL has it since Friday Night 4 o'clock and those assholes didn't deliver on saturday, DHL storage is just 45 minutes away from my place and it's not really remote. Some viruses should do some targeting if you ask me!

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The Sci-Fi Airshow is great. Amazing effects work and very convincing.

DEANNA TROI DID IT AGAIN :O

Plus, you have to think about, it may not have been your neighbors, but someone else in your building, or on your street! I had an idiot UPS driver leave a package that had an ORIGINAL screen used movie prop that was supposed to be a "signature only" package, and he just left it on the doorstep of my house, in plain view of the street! Since I didn't sign for it, the prophouse in London couldn't prove that it was delivered, or signed for, and since it was gone when I arrived home, there was nothing to do. The prophouse had to refund my creditcard payment, and I felt bad for them. I'm sure that they got paid from UPS, but that takes months to do!

But that could have been taken by anyone.

And, by the way, you cannot really blame Troi for that crash, she missed the COW!!! Hehehehehehe :)

William

Thanks both of you for trying to cheer me up about it

And I would say Yeah If I lived in a bigger building I would say yeah it could be another person in the building, but there are only 10 people in my complex and its gated with a code,
It is entirely possible like you suggested that the moron carrier left it infront of the building on the steps infront of the door, and some one in another building or homeless person or a one of the tourists on the blvd just saw it and walked up and took it.
I have had issues with them delivering to the wrong street and building before with stuff that I get from Intrada, or Twilight Time and Amazon as well.


Twilight Time was awesome about it, know questions asked just went ahead and sent me out another copy of the Night of the living dead bluray even though it was almost totally sold out. Intrada took a bit to get a replacement copy of Black Stallion sent out, and Amazon is great as well.

And, by the way, you cannot really blame Troi for that crash, she missed the COW!!! Hehehehehehe :)

William[/FONT][/SIZE][/QUOTE]

missed it by that much |-| :)

Scott

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Thanks both of you for trying to cheer me up about it

And I would say Yeah If I lived in a bigger building I would say yeah it could be another person in the building, but there are only 10 people in my complex and its gated with a code,
It is entirely possible like you suggested that the moron carrier left it infront of the building on the steps infront of the door, and some one in another building or homeless person or a one of the tourists on the blvd just saw it and walked up and took it.
I have had issues with them delivering to the wrong street and building before with stuff that I get from Intrada, or Twilight Time and Amazon as well.


Twilight Time was awesome about it, know questions asked just went ahead and sent me out another copy of the Night of the living dead bluray even though it was almost totally sold out. Intrada took a bit to get a replacement copy of Black Stallion sent out, and Amazon is great as well.

Amazon is great! I've never had a problem with them! the others are iffy! and take forever for fix a bad delivery, but I have always used a relative for a delivery address (someone you know is going to be home all day) for anything over $100.00 or if it has great sentimental value! UPS just does not care, all they want is to drop off the package and on to the next delivery. UPS used to have an option you could tell them not to deliver any package until they have a signature from the person that ordered it...not any more! which sucks. Sorry to hear your package went south on you, hopefully it will get straighten out.

Scott

Anyone know of an episodic reconstruction "track list" that includes the correct library music cues for these? I'd like to build some whole-episode soundtracks to listen to (that way I can enjoy the library cues too).

As for in good condition, I usually trust UPS, but you are right about dumping the package, and leaving. USPS, my big problem is the condition of the packages and contents. I ordered a catalog from Tennessee and shipped to me in Alabama, and it came in with very little of the outer packaging left, short trip, really abused. And the wild one, was a stamp poster from the USPS, it came in looking like they were trying to open a can of Pillsbury biscuits. I had the Postmaster send it back to replace it, and I swear they sent the same one back to me.

As for in good condition, I usually trust UPS, but you are right about dumping the package, and leaving. USPS, my big problem is the condition of the packages and contents. I ordered a catalog from Tennessee and shipped to me in Alabama, and it came in with very little of the outer packaging left, short trip, really abused. And the wild one, was a stamp poster from the USPS, it came in looking like they were trying to open a can of Pillsbury biscuits. I had the Postmaster send it back to replace it, and I swear they sent the same one back to me.

Man don't get me started on the USPS!! a acquaintance of mine works there!! and I can understand why your catalogs look like someone put it in a blinder and set it to Pari! a bunch of Neanderthals!! at $35.00 an hour...what a waste of tax payer money.

Scott

Anyone know of an episodic reconstruction "track list" that includes the correct library music cues for these? I'd like to build some whole-episode soundtracks to listen to (that way I can enjoy the library cues too).

Yes, there are complete track lists ("cue sheets") of all episodes, but they are owned by CBS for internal use only and are not for public display (with the exception of three samples, which were published by Jeff Bond in his book "The Music of Star Trek": "The Alternative Factor", "Journey to Babel", and "All Our Yesterdays"). But even if the cue sheets would be published, or if someone would reconstruct them somehow from scratch (which very well may be the case in the near future), you still would have to do much editing work, because, in many instances, only parts of cues from earlier episodes were used for tracked episodes, or there would be new combinations of older cues who would be edited together from several separate original cues or parts of them, in any possible combinations. You would have to compare the cues from the tracked episodes with the material on the set, to find exactly the right track, and to determine if the track was used as a whole, or just part of it, or which version of any given track was used (the original one or a library track, which was re-recorded at a later season). All in all, this would be an extremely arduous and time-consuming task... but feel free to start it. Have fun, and let us know what you accomplished! ;)

You are totally welcome, and I hope you get your package replaced by LALALAND really quick. I'm sure they are good guys, and will do the right thing! But HEY! Don't blame the homeless for that, they only steal stuff from INSIDE your house, Hehehehehehehe :)

As for the cue sheets, I will have to go over to ASCAP and check to see, as I think that all the cue sheets are over there, for public viewing. You're not supposed to copy any of them, but I know many composers and arrangers who have a TON of sheet music and stuff that they got from there, why not the TOS Trek stuff?

We will see.

William

As for the cue sheets, I will have to go over to ASCAP and check to see, as I think that all the cue sheets are over there, for public viewing. You're not supposed to copy any of them, but I know many composers and arrangers who have a TON of sheet music and stuff that they got from there, why not the TOS Trek stuff?

We will see.

William

Hey, that would be great, William! Always good to have somebody with connections... :)

For grins, I put together The Corbomite Maneuver with all the other edited cues, as close to the episode as possible. It was a hell of a job and it took days. They reused the same cues repeatedly, some without any editing, others completely chopped up. In the end, it's cool to have what amounts to a "music only" track, but it's not the best listening experience. A lot of jarring edits were covered in the episode sound mix by sound effects and dialog, but on their own, the cuts are pretty obvious. I had to fudge a bit to get them to sound better, but that took away from the authenticity.

I doubt I'll do much more, maybe just fill in some of the partial scores like Mirror Mirror and By Any other Name with the proper library cues. But going through each episode to make up heavily edited, overly choppy, and very repetitive suites? That's for a fan made of sterner stuff.

Yeah, I guess I didn't necessarily mean editing it to exactly match the screen, but more of what ssos was describing. It was just getting tedious listening to the same 5 cues (albeit slightly different) in a row on the "library music" sections, but I didn't want to just skip huge swathes of the set.

Have you all seen what Amazon.com wants for these 15 CDs? $600.00!!! How many do you think they'll sell at that price? Me think none, Kemo Sabe. (I've been watching the Lone Ranger). Amazon reminds me of the oil company execs that decided to take advantage of the high price of oil and get rich them selves. I'm guessing Amazon thinks the price is already high and they can make it even higher and Trekkies, Trekkers will pay it anyway. Maybe I'm wrong, but right or wrong, they ain't getting it from me. BTW, I consider myself a Trekkie rather than a Trekker. And I've been a Trekkie since September 1966!!! I enjoy this TOS music thread!!

Imma a Trekkette personally, thus trumping both Trekkers and Trekkies. :D

Yes, if you could even reassemble or magically hear the music-only parts of an episode, you would hear recognizable bits interspersed with sections only a few seconds long, horribly lopped off at the beginning or end. It would be more likely to RUIN your memories than enhance them.
Kind of, if you could go back in time invisibly and meet your first "lost love" you might realize she has terrible breath, or snorted a lot, or something else that teenage lust or youth's cluelessness forgot about. Enjoy the music we have--relish the memories we have--and be grateful we can go on living to make NEW memories.
I love that I grew up in the golden days of STAR TREK and Man from U.N.C.L.E. I love being able to have the original soundtracks released, stirring up great memories. But I don't "wish I could do it again." I always laugh at that country song "I Should Have Been a Cowboy." Yeah, right! Your teeth rotted out of your head; a splinter could get infected and kill you; you could easily be poisoned by the drinking water or tainted food; and so on.
Be thankful for the past, sure, but trying to rebuild a music-only track second-by-second kind of strays into Norma Desmond territory! And I'm not ready for my close-up just yet ...

If you'll read what I wrote instead of reading what you -think- I wrote, you'll see that wasn't what I was describing at all.

Have you all seen what Amazon.com wants for these 15 CDs? $600.00!!! How many do you think they'll sell at that price? Me think none, Kemo Sabe. (I've been watching the Lone Ranger). Amazon reminds me of the oil company execs that decided to take advantage of the high price of oil and get rich them selves. I'm guessing Amazon thinks the price is already high and they can make it even higher and Trekkies, Trekkers will pay it anyway. Maybe I'm wrong, but right or wrong, they ain't getting it from me. BTW, I consider myself a Trekkie rather than a Trekker. And I've been a Trekkie since September 1966!!! I enjoy this TOS music thread!!

It's not Amazon selling it, it's a private seller called The Disc Connection with fulfillment through Amazon. Click on the links for 7 new from $237.27 or 2 used from $299.99 and you'll find a lot of other sellers offering it cheaper.

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Yes, if you could even reassemble or magically hear the music-only parts of an episode, you would hear recognizable bits interspersed with sections only a few seconds long, horribly lopped off at the beginning or end. It would be more likely to RUIN your memories than enhance them.
Kind of, if you could go back in time invisibly and meet your first "lost love" you might realize she has terrible breath, or snorted a lot, or something else that teenage lust or youth's cluelessness forgot about. Enjoy the music we have--relish the memories we have--and be grateful we can go on living to make NEW memories.
I love that I grew up in the golden days of STAR TREK and Man from U.N.C.L.E. I love being able to have the original soundtracks released, stirring up great memories. But I don't "wish I could do it again." I always laugh at that country song "I Should Have Been a Cowboy." Yeah, right! Your teeth rotted out of your head; a splinter could get infected and kill you; you could easily be poisoned by the drinking water or tainted food; and so on.
Be thankful for the past, sure, but trying to rebuild a music-only track second-by-second kind of strays into Norma Desmond territory! And I'm not ready for my close-up just yet ...

Well, that's you and that's fine, but some of us just edit music as a hobby, not to indulge in some "my life sucks" fantasy. My life is just fine, thanks (actually I have more fun at 45 than I did at 17). I put together an episode's score and, yeah, it was a pain, and yeah, it wound up pretty repetitive, but it ruined nothing. What's to ruin? I have the episodes on video. It was a fun project and I'm happy with the result. And, by the way, Norma Desmond wanted to go back to a period where she was great. I just wanted to make a partial score into a complete one. It had nothing to do with recapturing the past.

Oh and my first love? We're still friends and she's just as sweet and beautiful as she was when were were teens. She just has lousy taste in guys. :)

DUDE!!! You need to get ON THAT!!! Trust me, you don't want to wait until you're an old man like me! I went thru 6 women (psychos all) until I found the right one, and she was right in front of me the whole time! Just bad timing I guess you could say. But if you have a girl that is as sweet and lovely as you say, TELL HER how you feel and change her taste in guys! I don't know why all the sweet and cute girls like to go after trollish looking "bad boys". My wife was bounced from one creep to another, and I had to step in on the last one, and let him know which way the wind was blowing. He made some grumblings but finally moved on, and I grabbed her and held on for dear life, not letting her go, and I drug HER down to the church! Her mom and dad were so delighted to see it happen, they were constantly worried about the men that she was dating.

So, you see, you may not only be doing the girl a great dis-service by not being in her life, you may save her family from some unknown horror in their lives as well! You can never tell! :)

Good luck, and God's speed!

William

William, I truly appreciate your words, but you misunderstand. I am friends with my first love but I am no longer in love with her. I married my TRUE love 18 years ago and we're all good friends.

Besides, my wife loves Star Trek whereas the other gal just liked it. ;)

But really, thank you so much anyway.

Scott

ssosmcin, OOPS, thanks for the correction. I didn't go deep enough into "the Amazon" to find that out. Amanda, I like the term Trekkette. :) I'll have to remember that. :)

[QUOTE=Williamtaylor1969;2265995][SIZE=2][FONT=Arial Black] You can never tell! :)

You know thats a great title for a great song! ;) one of my favorite's when I was a laddy!!

And good advise my friend!!

The Other Scott :)

It's not Amazon selling it, it's a private seller called The Disc Connection with fulfillment through Amazon. Click on the links for 7 new from $237.27 or 2 used from $299.99 and you'll find a lot of other sellers offering it cheaper.[COLOR="Silver"]



I don't get it, what's so special about that one item for 599.99 $? Who would be dumb enough to buy that, if on the same site there are several new units offered for 237,27 $? Except, it has the authograph from Gerald Fried, but there's no indication for it, as far as I can see:
Amazon.com: Star Trek: The Original Series Soundtrack Collection (Seasons 1-3): Alexander Courage, Fred Steiner, George Duning, Gerald Fried, Jerry Fielding, Sol Kaplan, Joseph Mullendore: Music (http://www.amazon.com/Star-Trek-Original-Soundtrack-Collection/dp/B00AMRKLLY/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1359975808&sr=8-1&keywords=star+trek+tos+soundtrack+collection)

you know what? Fine. Fuck you all too.

Did you mean to post that in the general Trek thread?

Did you mean to post that in the general Trek thread?

I second that, Amanda. Enterprise clearly isnt't TOS trek, so I would suggest to move your question to the "official" trek thread, or you may want to create a separate "Star Trek Enterprise soundtrack discussion" thread. Just my 2c...

EDIT (after I read AZSneed's message # 825):
You are, of course, always welcome to post in this thread! It's always a pleasure to see you, my dear Lady Amanda!

At your service!
Soundtrekker "The Squire"

Great...just back Amanda in a corner....which is a mistake....I have to leave....I don't want to have to identify the body parts.

Well, we have talked every other kind of Trek here. And half the stories here are not about any music at all. I did post in the general thread too. But not everyone reads both threads, so yea I posted here. Yes, I meant to post here. It is 4am so I will refrain from saying much else, since I am crabby among other things. But y'all feel free to babble on about anything you want, and I don't question you. If you want this to be solely a thread about the title, TOS music, I would be glad to remind you of that any chance I get.

Then again, I won't. Wanna do Trek, do it. Fuck you and anyone here. Post amended so I won't offend your poor sensitive eyes with my worthless interests.

AZSneed, you were right! The Wrath of Amanda, indeed... ;)

Amanda, I love you nevertheless (and I mean it, without sarcasm!).

(Besides, you're right, you're not the only one to post non-TOS-music things in this thread, so, yeahh, I should go back all 826 posts and remind them also to please stick to the theme of this thread. OTOH, it's William Taylor's thread, so that would be his job, now wouldn't it? ;)

Here is part of Amandas post, i copied it because i find here revised play list rather helpful. See Amanda, i wasn't just trying to make comfortable, hugs! :)
You want this removed, please say so!

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Amandas revised playlist:

So, a music question. The promo for Regeneration is SO out of order, and very incomplete. I watched it and listened scene by scene. Everything from the first Enterprise scene back is totally missing, and many of the cues that are there don't seem to match well. There are two or three that don't seem to be used at all. Confusing things further, most cues seem merged into longer tracks. There are no gaps, they flow into each other, with most of the commercial break stings missing.

Here is how I arranged my set, I added main and end titles. I appreciate any help or input.

1 Main Title (TV Edit)
2 New Mission (Starts when we first see Enterprise, and seems to last through the tactical briefing, though it does not seem to match completely)
3 Distress Call (Starts in the tactical room when Hoshi picks up the distress call, and follows into the Borgized transport attacking the other ship. Seems short)
4 Captain Archer's Plan (Archer planning the next assault on the transport, the Borg attacking Phlox, and coming back from commercial with Borg in the Jefferies tubes)
5 Ship On The Horizon (Does not match anything I could hear, so placing it here was a guess).
6 The Investigation (Again, does not seem to fit in).
7 Borg Hunt (Hunting down and fighting the Borg in the ship, through ejecting them out of the airlock)
8 Destable (The Borg activating the components left on Enterprise causing it to drop out of warp)
9 Dead In The Water (Enterprise helpless, with Borg transport moving in to attack, leads into commercial break)
10 Borg Attack (Back from break, Borg start attacking the ship, and boarding. Lasts through Archer and Malcolme getting into the transporter)
11 The Hive Mind (The away team beams into Borg ship)
12 Regenerations (Borg ship disabled but starting to regenerate. Destroyed by archer)
13 Postponed (T'Pol and Archer discussing the transmission to the Delta Quadrant, and possibly only postponing the inevitable)
End Credits (v1)

Many of the track names seem inappropriate, and I may think about renaming some.

Well, to me, "Trek" is TREK! I started this thread to talk about the LALALAND 15 disc box set, but now that it is ALL OVER the internet, free to download and stuff, there is little reason to restrict the subject matter here to that topic any longer. I suggest that we all take a chill pill and sit back and enjoy whatever TREK topic that comes up! :)

And, I still believe that any link, be it audio or video (Like Youtube vids) should be allowed here, no matter what. They don't pollute the subject matter, and a good TREK youtube vid is always welcome!

Share and share alike, people! :)

William

And, I still believe that any link, be it audio or video (Like Youtube vids) should be allowed here, no matter what. They don't pollute the subject matter, and a good TREK youtube vid is always welcome!
Share and share alike, people! :)

William

FUCKINDEED! .... STAR TREK VOYAGER THEME for Ukulele and Flute



http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=419FQbIx0Rk

FUCKINDEED! .... STAR TREK VOYAGER THEME for Ukulele and Flute



Flukulele plays Star Trek: Voyager Theme - YouTube (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=419FQbIx0Rk)

YOU DID IT AGAIN!! YOU POLLUTED THIS THREAD WITH NON-TREK-TOS MUSIC!!!

Just kidding... btw, a very nice rendition of the Voyager theme, I couldn't hold back my tears!

William, it's your thread, and if you say this thread is for all things trek, than it shall be, of course. So let's go IDIC here! :)

YOU DID IT AGAIN!! YOU POLLUTED THIS THREAD WITH NON-TREK-TOS MUSIC!!!

Just kidding... btw, a very nice rendition of the Voyager theme, I couldn't hold back my tears!

William, it's your thread, and if you say this thread is for all things trek, than it shall be, of course. So let's go IDIC here! :)

Just kidding? Getting squimish now that i called your parent, huh, squire! How stupid do you think us grown ups are?!?

All I did was ask a question. I don't really care about other Trek so I don't read the other threads. I thought maybe you'd just cross-posted.

On topic? I have NEVER read a thread that stuck on topic, and if no off topic was not allowed, it would get stale after awhile.

Any that picks on Amanda, will be labeled a Red Shirt and http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v218/lloyd2/redshirt.gif.....http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v218/lloyd2/spocksmiley.gif or not.

Amanda is a charming Trekkette.

On topic? I have NEVER read a thread that stuck on topic, and if no off topic was not allowed, it would get stale after awhile.

Any that picks on Amanda, will be labeled a Red Shirt and http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v218/lloyd2/redshirt.gif.....http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v218/lloyd2/spocksmiley.gif or not.

Aye!! you'll have all the power I can Muster Mister!!

Scott

p.s. Amanda I wish I had an answer for you, but I am out of my depth on your question...I'm sorry you felt ignored! [hanging head in shame] but I only saw the first season of Enterprise, then picked up again on the forth season. I have the first season on DVD and just ordered the second season the other day....it's no excuse I am offering, just saying I am sorry for upsetting you in anyway.

All the power you can mustard, mister! I'm having hot dogs for lunch! Hehehehehe

William (the Treknician) :)

Well then...Ludicrous Speed! WOW! They've gone to plaid!http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v218/lloyd2/evillaugh.gif

All the power you can mustard, mister! I'm having hot dogs for lunch! Hehehehehe

William (the Treknician) :)

One of my favorites!!

Scott

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Well then...Ludicrous Speed! WOW! They've gone to plaid!http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v218/lloyd2/evillaugh.gif

LOL

Colonel Sandurz: [after Helmet went flying and crashed into the computers after Spaceball 1 stops] Are you alright sir?
Dark Helmet: [in a stupor] Fine. How've you been?
Colonel Sandurz: Fine sir.
Dark Helmet: [softly] Good
Colonel Sandurz: It's a good thing you were wearing that helmet.
Dark Helmet: [barely audible] Yeah.
Colonel Sandurz: What shall we do now, Sir?
Dark Helmet: Well, are we stopped?
Colonel Sandurz: We're stopped, Sir.
Dark Helmet: Good. Well why don't we take a five minute break?
Colonel Sandurz: Very good, Sir.
Dark Helmet: Smoke if you got'em.
Dark Helmet: [Collapses]
Scott

P.S. We are talking about a movie, that is like Star Trek 2009 (an interpretation of Star Trek) but lots better. OK, some of it was Star Trek, but still better than ST2009!

Well, well, well! That is very interesting indeed. I would have thought that they would have the complete track listings of ALL discs available somewhere!

That being said, I also have a surprise. As some of you know, I've been looking all over for a copy of the book "The music of Star Trek" by Jeff Bond. Soundtrekker had offered to scan it for me, by hand (YIKES) one page at a time, but fortunately, a contact on another forum, an EBOOK forum, came through this morning with a PDF copy of the book, so I decided that it would be great to share it here! I mean, why not, this is a TOS thread, right?

Here is the link:

https://hotfile.com/dl/179593955/0d366a8/The_Music_of_Star_Trek.pdf.html

and, you know, it's just like money and manure, it's only good when you spread it around! :)

William


Is this still out "there" anywhere?

Is this still out "there" anywhere?

Sure, gimme a few hours, and I'll make it available (including a little bonus!). ;)

Soundtrekker, you are such a tease! Hehehehehehehehe

William

patience, my friend... patience! ;)

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Okay, here it is! Contained in this upload are:

1. "The Music of Star Trek" written and compiled by Jeff Bond (1999) [1 pdf] - as uploaded previously by the great William Taylor here on this thread! :)

2. “Music for Star Trek: Scoring a Television Show in the Sixties,” by Fred Steiner - in Iris B. Newsom, ed., Wonderful Inventions:
Motion Pictures, Broadcasting and Recorded Sound at the Library of Congress. Washington: Library of Congress, 1985.(p. 286-309)
[jpg format]
(This article was one of the sources used by Jeff Bond for his book)

and as a BONUS (never before uploaded here, or elsewhere, I think!):

3. "The Music of Classic Star Trek" by Jeff Bond. In: Star Trek Communicator # (?) p. 33-35, 37-38 [jpg format]

The Bond article from the "Communicator" magazine was clearly released before his book, so it must have been published in the late 90ies, probably between 1996 and 1998. It contains basically most of what appeared in his book, but there are some remarks and interview snippets which didn't appear in his book, I think, so for completists, it may very well be interesting to read it!

TMOST_various.rar download - 2shared (http://www.2shared.com/file/KXkijl0X/TMOST_various.html)

Many Many Thanks, soundtrekker!

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Question:

I recently got the GNP Crescendo (ZYX in Europe) 3 CD TOS box set from a dealer in Germany. It only cost $12 "New" on Amazon, I thought it was a "steal" - it kinda is. It was sealed but looks "suspect", as the vol numbers on the artwork are reversed (CD 2 is listed as CD 3, visa-versa). There were no booklets in any of the CD's, just front and back cards (hence, no doubt, the cheap price). They do appear to be legit (at least imho), just repackaged for a discount price, all have the ZYX logo on the CD's.

I have dl'ed scanned booklets off the interwebs for vol's 2 & 3, but the scans for vol 1 (The Cage & Where No Man ...) contained just the front & back & CD, no booklet.

Is there actually a booklet for vol 1 & can anybody share it? Many Thanks.

Hi smartin00,

the 3 CD TOS-Box was first published by ZYX Music Germany in the mid Ninties. Originally the Box contains the three Original Releases published by GNP. In the Original ZYX Release there was only the Front Pic of the album without a booklet.

In the Ninties TOS and the Soundtracks of the TV-Show where not a big thing in Germany or Europe. It was only published because of the success of STAR TREK TNG. ZYX has re released the TOS 3 CD Box in 2007.

I dont know, if there was a complete booklet in it.

I personally haven�t the booklet, but maybe its possible to get it from ZYX directly. The company still sell the CD Box.

Here is the link:

The Original Star Trek Box (http://www.zyx.de/Musik/Soundtrack/The-Original-Star-Trek-Box-3949.html#moreProductDetails)

Sorry, I couldn�t help more.

cardassianer

Thanks.

I'll guess have to find a US set (and pay a pretty penny for it) to get all 3 of the booklets (so that I can hold them in my hot little hands) or else find a download that someone created for just vol 1 (if it even exists).

patience, my friend... patience! ;)

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Okay, here it is! Contained in this upload are:

1. "The Music of Star Trek" written and compiled by Jeff Bond (1999) [1 pdf] - as uploaded previously by the great William Taylor here on this thread! :)

2. “Music for Star Trek: Scoring a Television Show in the Sixties,” by Fred Steiner - in Iris B. Newsom, ed., Wonderful Inventions:
Motion Pictures, Broadcasting and Recorded Sound at the Library of Congress. Washington: Library of Congress, 1985.(p. 286-309)
[jpg format]
(This article was one of the sources used by Jeff Bond for his book)

and as a BONUS (never before uploaded here, or elsewhere, I think!):

3. "The Music of Classic Star Trek" by Jeff Bond. In: Star Trek Communicator # (?) p. 33-35, 37-38 [jpg format]

The Bond article from the "Communicator" magazine was clearly released before his book, so it must have been published in the late 90ies, probably between 1996 and 1998. It contains basically most of what appeared in his book, but there are some remarks and interview snippets which didn't appear in his book, I think, so for completists, it may very well be interesting to read it!

TMOST_various.rar download - 2shared (http://www.2shared.com/file/KXkijl0X/TMOST_various.html)

HELP! I have never ever been able to figure out which link to click on with 2shared! Can anyone direct e to the correct click? All I ever get is .exe files and copies of iLivid software!!!

The blue Download button, your download will start. Ignore the popup.

The blue Download button, your download will start. Ignore the popup.

Thanks AZSneed. Tried that nothing happens? Tried Chrome, Safari and Firefox (I'm on a mac but that shouldn't matter in this instance) and still no download?

The big blue button on the middle of the page that says download. Just click that to start. That is all there is to it, at least for me.

The big blue button on the middle of the page that says download. Just click that to start. That is all there is to it, at least for me.

Must have tried this 100 times Amanda, still nothing happens. No pop up? I've made sure that pop-ups are allowed on page but no change. Thanks

Odd, I'm using Chrome, and after I read your post I tried what I told you to click, and it worked for me. I just don't know then. Sorry.

All I get when I go to 2shared is the screen you're all describing. I've three different computers, on different networks and still cant get this download!!! Any chance of a reshare on a different host? Thanks guys and gals!

HELP! I have never ever been able to figure out which link to click on with 2shared! Can anyone direct e to the correct click? All I ever get is .exe files and copies of iLivid software!!!

I'm using Chrome with an ad blocker and had no problems at all. Perhaps an idea? The ad blocker, i mean (if you haven't tried it already)

Edit: And thanks for the upload, btw... :D

Sorry for your inconveniences with my upload, khitomer. I have used 2shared for almost a year now, and in 99 % there were no complaints so far, but every so often, a handful of people, like you, had the same problem you described. I'm at a loss as to what causes it (using an ad blocker would be my first guess to help you solving that problem, like Calidoran said!), but since most are okay with 2shared.com, right now I'm not going to use another cyberlocker for my uploads, sorry! Maybe someone else is going to help out? Anybody?

Ok then... NOT the same rar as soundtrekker uploaded since i got rid of that one, but my own rar package instead. STILL the same files inside though

Zippyshare.com - TMOST_various.rar (http://www36.zippyshare.com/v/35404560/file.html)

Understood soundtrekker, don't understand what the issue might be. And I don't have an ad blocker in Chrome or Firebox.

Thanks Calidoran! Is Zippyshare easy to use, do you have to register for it?

Thanks Calidoran, owe you one!

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Hi smartin00,

the 3 CD TOS-Box was first published by ZYX Music Germany in the mid Ninties. Originally the Box contains the three Original Releases published by GNP. In the Original ZYX Release there was only the Front Pic of the album without a booklet.

In the Ninties TOS and the Soundtracks of the TV-Show where not a big thing in Germany or Europe. It was only published because of the success of STAR TREK TNG. ZYX has re released the TOS 3 CD Box in 2007.

I dont know, if there was a complete booklet in it.

I personally haven�t the booklet, but maybe its possible to get it from ZYX directly. The company still sell the CD Box.

Here is the link:

The Original Star Trek Box (http://www.zyx.de/Musik/Soundtrack/The-Original-Star-Trek-Box-3949.html#moreProductDetails)

Sorry, I couldn�t help more.

cardassianer

Same here I have this set bought in HMV in UK about ten years ago (at least) but it does not have any booklets. Never knew they existed, would be nice to see.

Thanks Calidoran, owe you one!

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Same here I have this set bought in HMV in UK about ten years ago (at least) but it does not have any booklets. Never knew they existed, would be nice to see.

I could offer you scans of the original booklets from the official GNP releases, if you want! ;)

Thanks Calidoran! Is Zippyshare easy to use, do you have to register for it?

Never had to register for ZippyShare and since i am using ad blocker with chrome, i can't say anything about pop-ups or ads or the like. WITH ad blocker it's pretty smooth, the only "drawback" is captcha but that is a minor... oh, and another drawback is the max file size of 200 MBs, but it's no problem splitting files in winrar and then do a multiple file upload.

Never had to register for ZippyShare and since i am using ad blocker with chrome, i can't say anything about pop-ups or ads or the like. WITH ad blocker it's pretty smooth, the only "drawback" is captcha but that is a minor... oh, and another drawback is the max file size of 200 MBs, but it's no problem splitting files in winrar and then do a multiple file upload.

Thanks for the advise, Calidoran! That seems like a good alternative. Besides, at 2shared.com, there's a 200 MB max limit also, so that's not different in that regard!

as uploaded previously by the great William Taylor here on this thread




REALLY?? The GREAT William Taylor? Is that something like the great and powerful OZ??? Hehehehehehe :)

You all may now call me "Lord William"!!!


Peasants! Hehehehehe


William :)

REALLY?? The GREAT William Taylor? Is that something like the great and powerful OZ??? Hehehehehehe :)

You all may now call me "Lord William"!!!


Peasants! Hehehehehe


William :)

I thought you might react in this manner to my thoughtless remark! Oh well... (sigh)

Lord William. I like that. We already have a Squire so that title was out. I would rather be called a peasant than a Red Shirt!

I'm a peasant on Lord William's Tribble Ranch. The rough part is the herding of them.

khitomer - Can you currently download anything else? If not then ...

Several years ago, I was attacked by a virus that would not allow me to download any files in IE. I eventually found a check-box in the IE advanced properties (IIRC) that the virus had "un-checked" that would allow downloads and I had to re-check it. I don't see that box now in my current IE (I may have had an older version of IE back then, this was a few short years back and I've slept since then) but if you do see any type of indicator in your browser (whatever kind you have) check to see if it will allow downloads.

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I could offer you scans of the original booklets from the official GNP releases, if you want! ;)

"After a time, you may find that having is not so pleasing a thing after all as wanting. It is not logical; but it is often true."

What the Hell is he saying? No, it isn't logical or true

I want, too. Please? :naughty:

smartin00 I'm using a Mac virus free always! Got files by way of Calidoran's zippyshare link.

[/B]Star Trek GNP Crescendo Vol. 1-3 Booklets

ZYX ST booklets.rar download - 2shared (http://www.2shared.com/file/q75IGPQx/ZYX_ST_booklets.html)

to khitomer: I've created a zippyshare link for you especially, see my post #873! :)

Not sure... the link is in two places as far as i can remember. Could you do a screen dump of a finished upload so i can see what it looks like?

EDIT:

This is what it looks like after i upload (and i am using an ad blocker):

...

Sorry, no, don't know how to do that. But I'll first upload at 2shared.com. Would you be so kind to re-upload this again for khitomer? That would be great!

Then I'll try zippyshare again, to get a handle on it for the future, and maybe I'll get it working (besides, I couldn't open the FAQ on the zippyshare site, strangeley...)

I couldn't open the FAQ either, but check my picture above to see the end result...

The booklets for GNP Star Trek TOS Vol. 1-3 are up on 2shared.com now (see post # 869 for the link!).


Thanks for the screencap, Calidoran, I'll give it a try again.

EDIT:

Why, it's working now!!! Strange, I didn't use any other equipment than yesterday...

So here's the link for the booklets via zippyshare (for khitomer and anyone else who is preferring that cyberlocker):

Zippyshare.com - ZYX ST booklets.rar (http://www29.zippyshare.com/v/89142971/file.html)

What a headache....too much tech talk....making me think....smoke everywhere.....ERROR...ERROR....DOES NOT COMPUTE....

What a headache....too much tech talk....making me think....smoke everywhere.....ERROR...ERROR....DOES NOT COMPUTE....

Come on, my friend... here you go, into this room with the funny platform and the six circles on it... SCOTTY, TRANSPORTER READY, ON THE DOUBLE!!!

I am watching "Untraceable" atm, an a little above okayish thriller
and i must admit, main actress Diane Lane, her facial expression,
body movements ... she so close to Captain Janeway, only much
much better an actress! Can't help but imagine her in that role now :)
you check this out, if only for the same reason

Untraceable (2008) - IMDb (http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0880578/?ref_=fn_al_tt_1)

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zippyshare is great. Gamefront super fast, freakshare medium,
peejee fast if it works, lol.

I am watching "Untraceable" atm, an a little above okayish thriller
and i must admit, main actress Diane Lane, her facial expression,
body movements ... she so close to Captain Janeway, only much
much better an actress! Can't help but imagine her in that role now :)
you check this out, if only for the same reason

Untraceable (2008) - IMDb (http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0880578/?ref_=fn_al_tt_1)

----

zippyshare is great. Gamefront super fast, freakshare medium,
peejee fast if it works, lol.

Yes, I agree! Diane Lane is "Captain Janeway" reloaded! :) They should consider her for "Star Trek: Voyager - the Next Gerneration", with her as Janeway's daughter, commandeering the refitted Voyager, ready for launch into the - gasp - Delta Quadrant, to boldly go... well, you get the picture! :)

I really didn't like "Untraceable" that much. As a professional, she was always playing the creep's games, kept falling into his traps, and I thought that made her look sort of foolish, which is what the perp wanted all the way through the movie! I know, she finally got him in the end, but it was SO anti-climatic by that time, I was sitting there saying "Oh, come ON!!" I really LOVE Diane Lane, especially in 'Must love dogs", she's really great, but I felt she should have used a little influance over the writers of "Untraceable" to make her look alot smarter. Just saying......


William

Agreed. But i till liked it.

soundtrekker - Many Thanks for the booklets!

Thanks for the booklets soundtrekker!

Come on, my friend... here you go, into this room with the funny platform and the six circles on it... SCOTTY, TRANSPORTER READY, ON THE DOUBLE!!!

Aye! she is ready soundtrekker! setting coordinates to deep space!...energizing! that was a close one!! now that AZSneed is sucking vacuum who do we get for comic relief? ;)

Once again we have saved the Galaxy from becoming "A Galaxy of the Apes"!!

Scott

Aye! she is ready soundtrekker! setting coordinates to deep space!...energizing! that was a close one!! now that AZSneed is sucking vacuum who do we get for comic relief? ;)

Once again we have saved the Galaxy from becoming "A Galaxy of the Apes"!!

Scott
Well, AZSneed sucking vacuum IS comic relief for the time being, I would say! :) But in one hour, you may beam him back... that should be sufficient!

The most over-busy director of all time JIM "no good" WINORSKI :D

Director (91 titles)
2013 Sexy Wives Sinsations (TV movie) (as Sam Pepperman)

2012 Gila! (TV movie)

2011 Busty Coeds vs. Lusty Cheerleaders (TV movie) (as Sam Pepperman)

2011 Camel Spiders (as Jay Andrews)

2011 Sexy Wives Sindrome (TV movie)

2011 Piranhaconda (TV movie)

2010 Monster Cruise

2010 Dinocroc vs. Supergator (TV movie) (as Rob Robertson)

2010 Busty Cops Go Hawaiian (TV movie) (as Harold Blueberry)

2010 Busty Cops and the Jewel of Denial (TV movie) (as Harold Blueberry)

2010 The Hills Have Thighs (video) (as Salvadore Ross)

2009 Lost in the Woods

2009 Cleavagefield (TV movie) (as Salvadore Ross)

2009 Fire from Below (as J.R. Mandish)

2009 Vampire in Vegas

2009 The Devil Wears Nada (TV movie) (as Salvadore Ross)

2009 Strip for Action (video documentary) (uncredited)

2008 The Lusty Busty Babe-a-que (TV movie)

2007 Bone Eater (TV movie) (as Bob Robertson)

2007 House on Hooter Hill (video) (as H.R. Blueberry)

2007 Cry of the Winged Serpent (TV movie) (as Jamie Wagner)

2007 The Breastford Wives (video) (as H.R. Blueberry)

2007 The Da Vinci Coed (TV movie) (as H.R. Blueberry / also as Harold Blueberry)

2006 A.I. Assault (TV movie) (as Jay Andrews)

2006 Busty Cops 2 (video) (as Harold Blueberry)

2005 The Witches of Breastwick 2 (video) (as H.R. Blueberry)

2005 The Witches of Breastwick (video) (as H.R. Blueberry)

2005 Komodo vs. Cobra (TV movie) (as Jay Andrews)

2005 Sub Zero (video) (as Jay Andrews)

2005 Crash Landing (as Jay Andrews)

2005 Lust Connection (TV movie) (as H.R. Blueberry)

2005 Alabama Jones and the Busty Crusade (video) (as Harold Blueberry)

2005 Bare Wench: The Final Chapter (TV movie)

2004 Gargoyle (video) (as Jay Andrews)

2004 The Curse of the Komodo (as Jay Andrews)

2004 Busty Cops (video) (as Harold Blueberry)

2004 The Thing Below (video) (as Jay Andrews)

2003 Bad Bizness (video) (as Bob E. Brown)

2003 Bare Wench Project: Uncensored (video)

2003 Lost Treasure (as Jay Andrews)

2003 Cheerleader Massacre (video)

2003 Treasure Hunt (video)

2002 Wolfhound (video) (some scenes - uncredited)

2002 Project Viper (TV movie) (as Jay Andrews)

2002 Gale Force (video)

2002 The Bare Wench Project 3: Nymphs of Mystery Mountain (video)

2001 Raptor (video) (as Jay Andrews)

2001 Thy Neighbor's Wife (as Jay Andrews)

2001 Ablaze (as Jay Andrews)

2001 Crash Point Zero (as Jay Andrews)

2001 The Bare Wench Project 2: Scared Topless (video)

2000 Rangers (video) (as Jay Andrews)

2000 Agent Red (reshoots - uncredited)

2000 Militia (as Jay Andrews)

2000 The Bare Wench Project

1999 Final Voyage (as Jay Andrews)

1999 Stealth Fighter (as Jay Andrews)

1999 Desert Thunder

1999 The Escort III (video) (as Tom Popatopolous)

1998 Storm Trooper (video)

1998 The Pandora Project

1997 Against the Law

1996 Vampirella (video)

1996 The Assault

1996 Demolition High (video)

1995 Virtual Desire (as Noble Henry)

1995 Body Chemistry 4: Full Exposure (video)

1995 Hard Bounty

1995 Victim of Desire

1995 Sorceress

1995 The Wasp Woman (TV movie)

1994 Joe Bob's Drive-In Theater (TV series)
– Episode dated 8 October 1994 (1994) (archive footage / as Arch Stanton)
– Attack of the Queen Bees Month: Part 1 (1994) (archive footage)

1994 Ghoulies IV (video)

1994 Munchie Strikes Back

1994 Dinosaur Island

1994 Point of Seduction: Body Chemistry III (video)

1993 Little Miss Millions

1993 Sins of Desire

1992 Munchie

1992 976-Evil II

1991 Scream Queen Hot Tub Party (video) (as Arch Stanton)

1990 The Haunting of Morella

1990 Hard to Die (as Arch Stanton)

1990 Sorority House Massacre II (as Arch Stanton)

1989 Transylvania Twist

1989 The Return of Swamp Thing

1988 Not of This Earth

1987 Deathstalker II (video)

1987 Big Bad Mama II

1986 Chopping Mall

1985 The Lost Empire

The most over-busy director of all time JIM "no good" WINORSKI :D

Director (91 titles)
....



Well, judging from the movie titles, most of it worthy of an Oscar, I presume! (Or was it the rasperry??? I always seem to confuse them somehow...)

Why do all those titles sound like pornos??? I know Jim from the 1980s, and I never knew he was doing stuff like that. And why does the porno titles say "TV movie"??? You can't show stuff like that on TV, unless it's Playboy..Hehehehehehe

William

I have no clue, lol. All i know is that i checked imdb.com for "Crashlanding" because of Neil Acrees rather cool soundtrack and the next thing i clicked on the director and hell, there i was.

Jim Wynorski - IMDb (http://www.imdb.com/name/nm0691061/?ref_=fn_al_nm_1)

Seams to me he is doing scifi-channel like horror and action movies and porn at the same time. Judging from both, i'd say he doesn't have his priorities straight. Judging from the latter, his actors he has :D

I find it fascinating though. Most of the tv stuff seems to be crap. How does one make a carrier out of that? And now you could give me a short cynical answer, i know, but that wouldn't cut it really, would it?

I'm back, minus the out of touchy feely feeling. Those movie title listed, brings on a strong feeling from me....I'll be in my bunk.

I'm back, minus the out of touchy feely feeling. Those movie title listed, brings on a strong feeling from me....I'll be in my bunk.

"Captain I'm setting up protective force field barrier and splash guard!!" "All hands, this is Scotty...standby for duck and cover exercises" :)

Scott

Well, in my business, you have to take work where you can find it, and I can tell you from personal experience, it's not all that easy to keep your nose clean! :)

Thank the maker that I never had to do anything THAT low, hehehehehe

William

Hi there, I haven't been on in a while so I just thought I would post an upate.
Still havent recieved a reimbursment or replacement.
very agravating and I will most likely never support one their releases again

Hi there, I haven't been on in a while so I just thought I would post an upate.
Still havent recieved a reimbursment or replacement.
very agravating and I will most likely never support one their releases again

I figured as much!! sorry to hear of your aggravation...so much for the good neighbor policy, I had hoped that the person that got your package would be honest enough to take it to you...sad times we live in. I had ordered new parts for a new computer (which I'm using now) from Amazon, with a total of around $600.00 dollars, UPS knocked once and left the box on the front porch and drove off! not even a thank you or without so much as a by your leave!! I have one good neighbor around me, the rest I trust as far as I can throw this building. Good luck on getting your money back! I hope something good comes from this.

Scott

If you paid with a credit card, you can reverse the payment by contacting them. Since nobody signed for the package, they have no proof that it was even mailed! If they did get a tracking number, it still doesn't prove that you actually got it, right? If you paid thru Paypal, you can contact them, and get a refund also. You should be safe.

William

Did they require a signature? If La La Land did not on this high costing purchase, then it is their failure. The last UPS package that was delivered, was for my Brother, who lives next door. The driver asked if I was he, and I said yes. Mainly because he wants me to get it, since he was not home. The address was different, and either the driver didn't care or was just wanting to get it out of his truck.

Did they require a signature? If La La Land did not on this high costing purchase, then it is their failure. The last UPS package that was delivered, was for my Brother, who lives next door. The driver asked if I was he, and I said yes. Mainly because he wants me to get it, since he was not home. The address was different, and either the driver didn't care or was just wanting to get it out of his truck.

I would say both my friend! it seems the faster they can get their load out the truck door the more the company makes.

Scott

Why do all those titles sound like pornos??? I know Jim from the 1980s, and I never knew he was doing stuff like that. And why does the porno titles say "TV movie"??? You can't show stuff like that on TV, unless it's Playboy..Hehehehehehe

William

Premium channels have "After Dark" on demand selections which show soft core porn, all made for that market, which counts as Made for TV.

The only movie in that list I got, is Vampirella. I loved the comics, and the movie just didn't "live" up to them. It was mainly the costume, too much of it, she was to have less.http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v218/lloyd2/drooling.gif

The only movie in that list I got, is Vampirella. I loved the comics, and the movie just didn't "live" up to them. It was mainly the costume, too much of it, she was to have less.http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v218/lloyd2/drooling.gif

Someone call maintenance, we have a growing puddle on the floor :)

Scott

Sorry about that....PLEASE DON'T BANISH ME....unless the place plays TOS music.:)

Someone call maintenance, we have a growing puddle on the floor :)

Scott

Hmmm, wondering what that Vox Sola creature from Enterprise was made of ... YUK :I

WHAT ARE YOU CALLING ME? YOU...http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v218/lloyd2/gorn.gif..YOU...http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v218/lloyd2/klingone.gif..LET'S SETTLE THIS NOW!....http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v218/lloyd2/star-wars-smiley-023.gif

UNLESS....You were just talking about my puddle.http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v218/lloyd2/spocksmiley.gif

Hmmm, wondering what that Vox Sola creature from Enterprise was made of ... YUK :I

living spit? or old snot rags? hehehehe

Scott

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Sorry about that....PLEASE DON'T BANISH ME....unless the place plays TOS music.:)

Well need Soundtrekker for a wee little music! Oh, your not going anywhere AZSneed....someone has to clean up that growing lake on me deck and I want it to shine like Captain Picards head Mister!! ;)

Scott

living spit? or old snot rags? hehehehe

Scott[COLOR="Silver"]

Precious bodily fluids : D

Treat me like a http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v218/lloyd2/redshirt.gif, see if I care! OK, I do, time to clean the mess.

Treat me like a http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v218/lloyd2/redshirt.gif, see if I care! OK, I do, time to clean the mess.

Laddy if I didn't care I'd open an airlock and we'd be ice skating through the corridors! :) I wear a red shirt and have survived (of course me name is on the credits hehehe) so you just stick by me and we will get through this! I have a 112 year old bottle of Scotch we can share! well stomp some brain cells, and we can find us a couple of low-mileage pit woffies and help them build a memory. ;)

Scott

Wow. You go away for a while, and the thread explodes with ... with .... Someone help me out--what exactly did explode in here? You can barely find the music stuff. :)

Anyhow, I ran across this link to an interview with Gerald Fried, and thought there might be some interest:
Gerald Fried Interview | Archive of American Television (http://www.emmytvlegends.org/interviews/people/gerald-fried)

Some of you may have encountered it already, but it was new to me. There's some TOS-related material, and quite a bit on Fried's other film and TV work, as well, including Roots and The Killing. Interesting stuff from a talented man. Enjoy!

Wow. You go away for a while, and the thread explodes with ... with .... Someone help me out--what exactly did explode in here? You can barely find the music stuff. :)

Well, that will teach you from staying away for so long!http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v218/lloyd2/devil.gif

Pity party, my bad. :sad: :blush:

To get back to the STAR TREK TOS topic ...

Did anybody else notice that you can sing "Flintstones, Meet the Flintstones" on top of Jerry Goldsmith's Voyager theme and they fit pretty well?

I know, that's not TOS, but I thought it fit amongst the general chaos, I would try and slip that one in ...


Still waiting for file-hoster suggestions,

Mark
Mark's Super Blog (http://markssuperblog.blogspot.com/)
Spock’s Record Round-Up (http://spocksrecordround-up.blogspot.com/)

ANY filehoster can play with your archives, especially if a complaint is received. They don't seem to take any chances or investigate. If they get any complaint, they take down the links, even for paying customers. You can contest it, but I dunno if that does any good. If these are original compositions of yoursm contesting may work. But if they are compositions of other works, no matter how old they may bem they are copyright violations, thus illegal, thus the takedown would stand.

Sorry about my above post, wrong thread somehow. I was upset, 'tis being edited now.

I'm sorry Amanda that their are certain people out there that want to embarrass you and have nothing better else to do! Never trust anyone that wants to take a picture or video anything inappropriate. Not all of us are creeps, some of us still know how to treat a lady....this to shall pass! keep your head up and always keep a smile on your face.

Scott

Pity party, my bad. :sad: :blush:

No need to worry Amanda! we do not think less of you.

Scott

Hmmmm, Last post was 2-26-13. Curious question: What happens when a thread dies. Archived or left out just in case? Or maybe stored in the transporter pattern buffer continuous loop?

Hmmmm, Last post was 2-26-13. Curious question: What happens when a thread dies. Archived or left out just in case? Or maybe stored in the transporter pattern buffer continuous loop?

As mine was the last post, and being in a continuous transporter loop at one time...I'd say the latter laddy! :)

Scott

Thanks Scotty. I've enjoyed this thread. Jim

On this site, the only way a thread can really "Die" is if a bunch of trolls all got together and started blasting people on a specific thread. Then Jessie or Sarah would close the thread and not allow a similar thread to be opened for three or more months. That happened several years ago with the request thread, which I peruse daily, and I was heartbroken, because I had just found this site a month before that, and the request thread was the only way, at that time, to find new posts and links. Then Sarah decided that each link should have it's own thread, and the rest is history....


William

Thanks Scotty. I've enjoyed this thread. Jim

Aye, I have enjoyed this site for 2 years now and have loved Star Trek from the very first episode (1966..and yes I am old) through all the movies and TV shows and made some great friends along the way! the best part is it has opened my ears to some of the greatest music ever heard. We do have a troll problem, but with a little rodent eradicator (a phaser well do, set on kill) well take care of that! we shall continue onward!! because we love Star Trek!! So Say We All!!!

Scott

Trolls are like Spammers, they are not registered as a true lifeform, and usually jettisoned into space or transported to a Kilingon ship, if one is near.

Scott, you forgot about the toxic odor from a vaporized troll, so a phaser is not recommended.

Yes, Star Trek Brothers and Sisters, our love is unbounded for all Star Trek. (except for the 2009 movie for most of us.)

Trolls are like Spammers, they are not registered as a true lifeform, and usually jettisoned into space or transported to a Kilingon ship, if one is near.

Scott, you forgot about the toxic odor from a vaporized troll, so a phaser is not recommended.

Yes, Star Trek Brothers and Sisters, our love is unbounded for all Star Trek. (except for the 2009 movie for most of us.)

My bad!! the 2009 movie does not count because it is NOT True Trek!! it is space dodo!!

I see your point (or smell your point) my friend! plus it would set off the alarms!! ;) then it is settled, Transport the vermin into space!

Scott

Well, let me add something positive about the set.

It's now been a few months since I got it (the day it came out - paid for it) and I still enjoy listening to it. All of it. I frequently start a playlist of each disc (EAC'ed them all to my PC) and I listen to a whole disc-at-a-time while I'm doing whatever it is I'm doing on the PC. Some scores that I was not particularly interested in early on - have now begun to interest me and I'm liking this set more and more each time I listen to it. I've gone thru the whole set 4 or 5 times, now. Start to finish, disc 1 to disc 15 - I even listen to the library stuff.

I have tried to contribute to a thread over on the Steve Hoffman forums that never seemed to generate any interest over there. At least, here, I can say that I like it and know that others do, too.

Like you, the more I listen, the more I like what I was not particularly interested in early on. Some are better in the episode, than alone, and some are awesome both ways. I plan to rearrange the tracks on CDs in the order as in the episode, such as the teaser first, THEN the main theme, and Desilu theme after end theme. It feels and sounds better that way.

Well, let me add something positive about the set.

It's now been a few months since I got it (the day it came out - paid for it) and I still enjoy listening to it. All of it. I frequently start a playlist of each disc (EAC'ed them all to my PC) and I listen to a whole disc-at-a-time while I'm doing whatever it is I'm doing on the PC. Some scores that I was not particularly interested in early on - have now begun to interest me and I'm liking this set more and more each time I listen to it. I've gone thru the whole set 4 or 5 times, now. Start to finish, disc 1 to disc 15 - I even listen to the library stuff.

I have tried to contribute to a thread over on the Steve Hoffman forums that never seemed to generate any interest over there. At least, here, I can say that I like it and know that others do, too.

Your opinion is welcomed here! the more the better...

Scott

"Yes, Star Trek Brothers and Sisters, our love is unbounded for all Star Trek. (except for the 2009 movie for most of us.)"
".....the 2009 movie does not count because it is NOT True Trek!! it is space dodo!!"
".....loved Star Trek from the very first episode (1966..and yes I am old)"

I say Amen to everything!! I'm 57 and have been a Trekkie from day one. And my decades old quest for the music has been fulfulled, thanks to the ffshrine tos music thread. May God bless you all !!

I have loved trek every since the end of the civil war. I'm 143 right now.

Do PDFs exist of any Star Trek soundtrack booklets? I have the booklets, but I don't have the means to scan them in. I'm starting to use the CDs as an archive, not for main use, and I'd like to have digital booklets for iTunes.

"Yes, Star Trek Brothers and Sisters, our love is unbounded for all Star Trek. (except for the 2009 movie for most of us.)"
".....the 2009 movie does not count because it is NOT True Trek!! it is space dodo!!"
".....loved Star Trek from the very first episode (1966..and yes I am old)"

I say Amen to everything!! I'm 57 and have been a Trekkie from day one. And my decades old quest for the music has been fulfulled, thanks to the ffshrine tos music thread. May God bless you all !!

Thank You and you are welcome! I too have been on the same quest and thanks to all the True Trek fans (you know who you are) I am almost done.

Scott

I have loved trek every since the end of the civil war. I'm 143 right now.

LOL some days I feel the same way :)

Scott

Do PDFs exist of any Star Trek soundtrack booklets? I have the booklets, but I don't have the means to scan them in. I'm starting to use the CDs as an archive, not for main use, and I'd like to have digital booklets for iTunes.

If I remember right, their are a few, not many! not everyone has the paid program to convert to PDF, and its far cheaper and smaller to just scan an image.

Scott

Scott, is it time for us http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v218/lloyd2/old.gif Star Trek fans to go to the Norpin colony? :)

Scott, is it time for us http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v218/lloyd2/old.gif Star Trek fans to go to the Norpin colony? :)

No Way In Hell!!

I plan on never giving up on True Trek! Norpin Colony is for depends wearing Klingon's and Romulan sucky baby's. ;)

Scott

Just asking.http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v218/lloyd2/roflao.gif

Just asking.http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v218/lloyd2/roflao.gif

It's okay!! we are still good!

Keep fighting the good fight my friend!

Scott

You bet, my friend!http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v218/lloyd2/spocksmiley.gif

Well, well, well! That is very interesting indeed. I would have thought that they would have the complete track listings of ALL discs available somewhere!

That being said, I also have a surprise. As some of you know, I've been looking all over for a copy of the book "The music of Star Trek" by Jeff Bond. Soundtrekker had offered to scan it for me, by hand (YIKES) one page at a time, but fortunately, a contact on another forum, an EBOOK forum, came through this morning with a PDF copy of the book, so I decided that it would be great to share it here! I mean, why not, this is a TOS thread, right?

Here is the link:

https://hotfile.com/dl/179593955/0d366a8/The_Music_of_Star_Trek.pdf.html

and, you know, it's just like money and manure, it's only good when you spread it around! :)

William
Hi,I'm now writing some articles to introduce the star trek music to Chinese film music fan, I need some rescore, can anyone help me reupload this book please?

Thanks!

Hi,I'm now writing some articles to introduce the star trek music to Chinese film music fan, I need some rescore, can anyone help me reupload this book please?

Thanks!

lester1231, this is a new upload for the book you're looking for. There are also two more shorter articles I've added, that may be of interest to you (described below):

https://mega.co.nz/#!TcQBSKTT!eOCe9EmrGURTaSab-LRCov7mpB7ZfLaZFXFNaeA-YEY

This file contains:

Bond, Jeff: The Music of Star Trek. Profiles in Style. Lone Eagle Publishing Company, 1999 [pdf]

Fred Steiner: �Music for Star Trek: Scoring a Television Show in the Sixties,� in Iris B. Newsom, ed., Wonderful Inventions:
Motion Pictures, Broadcasting and Recorded Sound at the Library of Congress. Washington: Library of
Congress, 1985.(p. 286-309) [jpg scans]

Bond, Jeff (1997): "The Music of Classic Star Trek". (published in the magazine "Star Trek Communicator" in the mid-90ies) [jpg scans]

Thank you! soundtrekker!

Thanks, soundtrekker!

Was the Theme song to TOS ever given a Symphonic treatment like the Music of the Trek Films?

Not that I'm aware of. The closest you'll probably get is the end theme medley to the new movies by Giacchino.

Was the Theme song to TOS ever given a Symphonic treatment like the Music of the Trek Films?

Just the main theme? sure. many, many sci-fi compilation albums have gone that route in different takes. I could not tell you whach off hand.

Try "Symphonic Star Trek" thru Amazon.com.

Sorry if this has been asked and answered before, but this is a long-ass thread full of tangents, and I've already scoured through it and I'd like to cut to the chase.

Did the big TOS box set make it on here yet, or are people still waiting?

I had links for it privately. Mods were not allowing it to be posted at the time. I dunno if that still holds. I'd have to ask Sanico.

I had links for it privately. Mods were not allowing it to be posted at the time. I dunno if that still holds. I'd have to ask Sanico.

Alright. Good Luck, Amanda. :) (*Thumbs Up*)

Dreamy, your in box contains all next Gen albums, all Enterprise albums, all ds 9 albums, all voyager albums, and the TOS set. I have the Ron Jones set packed but not linked yet, but you should be busy enough.

Thank You very Much for all of them, Amanda. (*Hugs You*) I can hardly wait to hear these Gems & Masterpieces. :D

Ok, Dreamy. All I have is in your box, including the RJ set. I did not do the movies, as there are many links to them around. I do not have the compilation albums as they are now mostly redundant, and the symphonic stuff on various albums I do not have as I truly dislike them. Happy birthday, Halloween, Christmas, New Years and Easter. Also the 4th of July.

**Goddess is tired now**

Thank You very Much, Amanda. (*Hugs You*) Enjoy Your rest. :)

To get back to the STAR TREK TOS topic ...

Did anybody else notice that you can sing "Flintstones, Meet the Flintstones" on top of Jerry Goldsmith's Voyager theme and they fit pretty well?

I know, that's not TOS, but I thought it fit amongst the general chaos, I would try and slip that one in ...


Still waiting for file-hoster suggestions,

Mark
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O.o ??? Wait a minute, What?..... Your kidding, right?

Was the Theme song to TOS ever given a Symphonic treatment like the Music of the Trek Films?

Here are two different versions of the TOS theme in a more symphonic arrangement. The first link was taken from The Star Trek Album and was conducted by Mike Townend with the Royal Philharmonic orchestra. And the next link is from a version conducted by the late Erich Kunzel for the album Symphonic Star Trek.


Download Star Trek The TV Series - Theme.mp3 from Sendspace.com - send big files the easy way (http://www.sendspace.com/file/7ywuat)


Download Main Theme From Star Trek (Original TV Series).mp3 from Sendspace.com - send big files the easy way (http://www.sendspace.com/file/cgoj9x)

Enjoy :)

Thank You. I also learned that there was a version that was cut from Star Trek 4 that's on the 2 disk rerelease of the soundtrack & a version from the ending in the 09 remake.

There is also this take which also includes the Motion Picture Main theme. It's very beautiful & very cool. :)
Star trek suite OST - YouTube (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Oy5NZbOaPbU)

lester1231, this is a new upload for the book you're looking for. There are also two more shorter articles I've added, that may be of interest to you (described below):

Zippyshare.com (http://www51.zippyshare.com/v/36005519/file.html)

This file contains:

Bond, Jeff: The Music of Star Trek. Profiles in Style. Lone Eagle Publishing Company, 1999 [pdf]

Fred Steiner: �Music for Star Trek: Scoring a Television Show in the Sixties,� in Iris B. Newsom, ed., Wonderful Inventions:
Motion Pictures, Broadcasting and Recorded Sound at the Library of Congress. Washington: Library of
Congress, 1985.(p. 286-309) [jpg scans]

Bond, Jeff (1997): "The Music of Classic Star Trek". (published in the magazine "Star Trek Communicator" in the mid-90ies) [jpg scans]

I just want to say thanks for this. I love reading about scores and how they came about - and I love many of the Star Trek scores from TOS to today. I didn't even know any of these existed! Going to read them later - made my day. Big thanks, Soundtrekker!

Specific nitpicky question re: TOS. There's a brass-based stinger used in All Our Yesterdays for the the moment at the end of the episode when Sarpeidon's star goes nova. Where does that stinger appear in the TOS box set? I thought perhaps it was from Who Mourns for Adonais? but nothing there sounds quite right to me.

No, you're right, it is in that episode. The last second of "Apollo's Power / Kirk's Theme / Apollo's Temple"

Thanks--it's been plaguing me, for completely irrational reasons. I think hearing it in the context of the original cue was throwing me. As soon as I listened to only that last second or two in isolation, there it was.

No problem. One of the first things I did was identify some of the edited stingers and cues that stuck with me. Glad to help.

Can anyone please reupload the Jeff Bond book?

Hi folks ... this is a request actually , however i felt this was the best thread. On the new season 5 NG blu ray there is a 74 minute feature on the music ... i cant afford to buy the whole box set is there any chance and its a slim one but can anyone upload this at all ... thanks in advance people!!

Can anyone please reupload the Jeff Bond book?

Here you go (RWQ for link).

<!--http://www.sendspace.com/file/qqat2m/-->

RWQ????

Request the link from "Q"????

Hehehehehehe :)

What does that mean?

William

Can anyone please reupload the Jeff Bond book?

Don't fear, the Squire's near:

- link deleted -

(A new one can be found further below on this site!)

Does anyone have The Music of Star Trek by Jeff Bond?

Never mind

DUDE!!! Did you see the above link??


:)

William

RWQ????

Request the link from "Q"????

Hehehehehehe :)

What does that mean?

William

"Reply With Quote". Then you'll find the link. I reposted the Jeff Bond book on Dec 2!

"Reply With Quote". Then you'll find the link. I reposted the Jeff Bond book on Dec 2!

I got it. I didn't see it until after I posted.

Don't fear, the Squire's near:

TMOST_JB.rar - 98.3 MB (http://www.sendmyway.com/4swz6jz1etty)

I'm having a bit of a problem navigating this Link. Which one is the real download & which ones are the ads?

How dose this link work?

I'm having a bit of a problem navigating this Link. Which one is the real download & which ones are the ads?

How dose this link work?

Use the blue button "Create Download Link" not the green button "Download".

Type in the response and "Submit Query".

Click the checkbox just below the "Download Now" button (with supertiny print that says "Download with SendMyWay download manager and get premium speeds") to remove the check for using their download manager. De-Click this FIRST!

Click "Download Now" button just above it.

Thank You very Much. C:

lester1231, this is a new upload for the book you're looking for. There are also two more shorter articles I've added, that may be of interest to you (described below):

https://mega.co.nz/#!TcQBSKTT!eOCe9EmrGURTaSab-LRCov7mpB7ZfLaZFXFNaeA-YEY

This file contains:

Bond, Jeff: The Music of Star Trek. Profiles in Style. Lone Eagle Publishing Company, 1999 [pdf]

Fred Steiner: �Music for Star Trek: Scoring a Television Show in the Sixties,� in Iris B. Newsom, ed., Wonderful Inventions:
Motion Pictures, Broadcasting and Recorded Sound at the Library of Congress. Washington: Library of
Congress, 1985.(p. 286-309) [jpg scans]

Bond, Jeff (1997): "The Music of Classic Star Trek". (published in the magazine "Star Trek Communicator" in the mid-90ies) [jpg scans]

I got a request for it and re-uploaded it on mega, so if anybody else is interested, here's your chance! :)

Thanks!

This is still online, if anybody is interested:


https://mega.co.nz/#!TcQBSKTT!eOCe9EmrGURTaSab-LRCov7mpB7ZfLaZFXFNaeA-YEY

This file contains:

Bond, Jeff: The Music of Star Trek. Profiles in Style. Lone Eagle Publishing Company, 1999 [pdf]

Fred Steiner: “Music for Star Trek: Scoring a Television Show in the Sixties,” in Iris B. Newsom, ed., Wonderful Inventions:
Motion Pictures, Broadcasting and Recorded Sound at the Library of Congress. Washington: Library of
Congress, 1985.(p. 286-309) [jpg scans]

Bond, Jeff (1997): "The Music of Classic Star Trek". (published in the magazine "Star Trek Communicator" in the mid-90ies) [jpg scans]