[Sigbjørn]

[Sigbjørn]

I have that, but I wasn’t entirely convinced.

[Sigbjørn]

Quickly looked at soundtrackcollector and I think most parts of it debuted on the 4 CD box already with some tracks on the 4th extra disc. Some track titles are not there like “The Heroics of Luke and Han” or “Rebels At Bay”. Not enough expert on this where these might be hidden if at all.

Yes, the anthology presentation is quite close to the LP OST.

[Sigbjørn]

And as far as I remember this one was originally available on double CD with all 17 tracks:
https://www.discogs.com/release/1306165-John-Williams-4London-Symphony-Orchestra-Star-Wars-The-Empire-Strikes-Back

I’m pretty sure the 2LP program debuted on CD with the demaster.

[Sigbjørn]

Later when CDs appeared, I bought again the single LP album on CD.
I skipped the double CD.

There were both a single CD album and a double CD album for Empire?

[Sigbjørn]

I do enjoy some of his scores, but more 20-30 years ago than now. For example The Rock, The Lion King, The Gladiator (co-composed with Holst and Prokofiev), and The DaVinci Code. Undeniably catchy music. But also annoying.

[Sigbjørn]

He probably has if listening to the expansions.

[Sigbjørn]

Cut a few commandments?

It’s a very long movie.

[Sigbjørn]

Me neither.

[Sigbjørn]

I don’t have any Zimmer albums in my collection.

[Sigbjørn]

The ten commandments is nice, but they could have cut a few.

[Sigbjørn]

WTF?!
Zimmer?

I’d like to stress it’s a negative association.

[Sigbjørn]

Fahrenheit 451
Mississippi Burning
Backdraft 😉

[Sigbjørn]

Anyway, even though Horner’s Star Trek scores didn’t manage to wake my interest, I am curious on your impression from them, Sigbjørn.

Well, after reading your “glowing” review I’ll probably keep them shrinkwrapped. 😉

[Sigbjørn]

I don’t know his output well enough to set up a list of top scores, nor am I into making lists, but I recently bought Star Trek 2 and 3 and look forward to checking those out.

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