Star Trek V expanded score 11/30!!

[ScottDS]

Over at the Film Score Monthly forum, M.V. Gerhard of La-La Land Records has announced their final four albums of the year. Among other things, we're getting this:

http://filmscoremonthly.com/board/posts.cfm?threadID=73960&forumID=1&archive=0

NOTE: This is just an announcement. The CD itself goes on sale next week. This is the first expanded Trek score to be released by another label but they're legit. Check them out at www.lalalandrecords.com.

This album is also limited to 5000 copies so it will run out one day. Star Trek II and III were unlimited.

STAR TREK V: THE FINAL FRONTIER: LIMITED EDITION (2CD-SET)
LLLCD 1157
Music by Jerry Goldsmith
Limited Edition of 5000 Units
RETAIL PRICE: $29.98

La-La Land Records, in association with Sony Music and Paramount Pictures, presents the expanded 2CD-SET of Jerry Goldsmith’s (PATTON, THE OMEN, FIRST KNIGHT, THE EDGE) rousing orchestral score to the 1989 Paramount Pictures motion picture STAR TREK V: THE FINAL FRONTIER, starring William Shatner, Leonard Nimoy and DeForest Kelly, directed by William Shatner. Produced for La-La Land Records by Lukas Kendall, Mike Matessino, and Didier C. Deutsch, supervised by Bruce Botnick and Ken Hall, and mastered by Vic Anesini at Battery Studios, this comprehensive presentation of Goldsmith’s score features more than 45 minutes of previously unreleased music, including alternate cues. The original 1989 soundtrack release is also included here. In-depth, exclusive liner notes by Jeff Bond and Lukas Kendall take you behind the movie and its music. Bruce Botnick also contributes exclusive comments. Art direction is by Mark Banning. This is a limited edition of 5000 Units.

TRACK LISTING:

Disc ONE - The Film Score

1. Nimbus III 2:01
2. The Mind-Meld 2:43
3. The Mountain [Main Title]* 4:53
4. The Big Drop 0:26
5. Raid on Paradise 2:43
6. Not Alone 1:11
7. Target Practice 1:52
8. A Tall Ship 1:43
9. Plot Course 1:46
10. No Harm 2:13
11. Approaching Nimbus III 2:59
12. Open the Gates 3:01
13. Well Done 1:16
14. Without Help 4:55
15. Pick It Up 2:31
16. No Authority 0:30
17. It Exists 1:47
18. Free Minds 3:18
19. The Birth 3:53
20. The Barrier* 2:52
21. A Busy Man 4:41
22. An Angry God 6:57
23. Let’s Get Out of Here [part 1] 3:42
24. Let’s Get Out of Here [part 2] 3:07
25. Cosmic Thoughts 1:16
26. Life Is a Dream [End Credits]* 3:57
Total Disc Time: 73:07

Disc TWO - The 1989 Soundtrack Album

1. The Mountain* 3:50
2. The Barrier* 2:51
3. Without Help 4:18
4. A Busy Man 4:40
5. Open the Gates 3:00
6. An Angry God 6:55
7. Let’s Get Out of Here 5:13
8. Free Minds 3:17
9. Life Is a Dream* 3:57
10. The Moon’s a Window to Heaven † 4:00
Total Time: 42:22

Additional Music
11. The Mountain [Main Title] (alternate)* 4:45
12. A Busy Man (alternate) 4:42
13. Paradise Saloon (source) 2:42
14. The Moon’s a Window to Heaven
(film version) 1:10
15. Vulcan Song/
Row, Row, Row Your Boat
(Instrumental source) 1:33
16. Synclavier Effects 1:54
Total Time: 16:46

Total Disc Time: 59:28
Total Two-Disc Time: 131:51

Music Published by Sony/ATV Melody BMI
* Contains “Theme From Star?Trek (TV?Series)”
Composed by Alexander Courage
Published by Bruin Music Company BMI
† Performed and Arranged by Hiroshima
Produced by Dan Kuramoto

 

[Xavier_Storma]

Cool!!! I bought them all, and hope we will get a full score for TUC and GEN. Thanks for sharing!

 

[Timo47]

Wow, this really has been an excellent year for Star Trek soundtracks!

 

[Therin of Andor]

Cool! The best thing about ST V was its music! (Not that it had much competition.)

 

[Harvey]

Excellent. This is one of Goldsmith's best scores, unfortunately it hasn't gotten the attention it deserves. Hopefully this will rectify that. A shame that it's a limited release, though. I'll have to order it early, I guess.

 

[JarodRussell]

Fuck limited releases. I already didn't get the Innerspace score and the Independence Day score was sold out, too. But hey, if they don't want my money... there's always someone who shares soundtracks. Quite rapidly, too.

 

[OneBuckFilms]

Fuck limited releases. I already didn't get the Innerspace score and the Independence Day score was sold out, too. But hey, if they don't want my money... there's always someone who shares soundtracks. Quite rapidly, too.

Limited releases are done under a special contract so that the label doesn't have to pay as much in union fees.

Film score releases are pretty much a niche market, and they had to come up with this deal with the unions to make it financially viable to release anything at all.

Incidently, the expanded ID4 has NOT sold out:
http://www.lalalandrecords.com/IndependenceDay.html

 

[Therin of Andor]

But hey, if they don't want my money... there's always someone who shares soundtracks. Quite rapidly, too.

The music companies can't win. The TNG Ron Jones boxed set had to be limited, too, to make it financially viable and there was a wailing and gnashing of teeth, but it didn't sell out in Month #1 and then we had people complaining it should be cheaper, should have been available as separate disks, had a boring package design, should be in stores so the customers can fondle it first...

ST V is a lesser popular film than ST II and JJ's ST, and is probably a much riskier venture, but I'm sure there'll be enough to go around. (He says hopefully before pre-ordering...)

PS: Just checked out the site. I assumed, from a post Christopher recently made, that "The Flash" limited edition CD set, which I hadn't heard about before, had sold out, but it was still there. Woo hoo!

Independence Day score was sold out, too.

Wow! "SHIPPING APRIL 27th. LIMITED EDITION OF 5000 UNITS."

And still available.

 

[Harvey]

STAR TREK V: THE FINAL FRONTIER may be a less popular film, but it's also a STAR TREK film, and a Jerry Goldsmith score. I have no doubt that, if it doesn't sell out, it will certainly sell out much faster than the RON JONES box-set (which is by no means a slight against that set, which I am hoping to receive for Christmas).

 

[Mike Farley]

Just as a side note to soundtrack enthusiasts, Danny Elfman's expanded BATMAN RETURNS is being released by La-La Land the same day. I'll take this and TFF, two crappy movies partially redeemed by excellent scores.

 

[Tosk]

The movie may not be that great, but the score is awesome. First day buy for me on this one!

 

[ScottDS]

Fuck limited releases. I already didn't get the Innerspace score and the Independence Day score was sold out, too. But hey, if they don't want my money... there's always someone who shares soundtracks. Quite rapidly, too.

Independence Day is still available.
http://www.lalalandrecords.com/IndependenceDay.html

As for Star Trek V, it goes on sale Tuesday at 1:00 P.S.T. Be there and you'll get it!

And as OneBuck said, these are limited for a reason. They could've kept it at 3000 copies (like Innerspace) but they paid more for 5000 copies instead.

 

[Static the Fox]

Wow! I'll get it! I have all the Star Trek soundtracks.

 

[Indysolo]

Fuck limited releases. I already didn't get the Innerspace score and the Independence Day score was sold out, too. But hey, if they don't want my money... there's always someone who shares soundtracks. Quite rapidly, too.

Please buy it. My rent is due.

Neil

 

[Therin of Andor]

STAR TREK V: THE FINAL FRONTIER may be a less popular film, but it's also a STAR TREK film, and a Jerry Goldsmith score. I have no doubt that, if it doesn't sell out, it will certainly sell out much faster than the RON JONES box-set

Of that I, too, have no doubt. They are quite different animals. But... IIRC, the JJ Abrams' ST expanded soundtrack was also a strictly limited edition, and caused some panic before pre-sales were opened online, and it ended up seemingly to be a suitable number for demand. IIRC.

Danny Elfman's expanded BATMAN RETURNS is being released by La-La Land the same day.

Ah, thanks! How come no one is yelling "double dip" on these expanded soundtracks?

 

[Harvey]

But... IIRC, the JJ Abrams' ST expanded soundtrack was also a strictly limited edition, and caused some panic before pre-sales were opened online, and it ended up seemingly to be a suitable number for demand. IIRC.

The 2-disc STAR TREK album sold out in a few weeks, but, yeah, it's not as if it sold out in the first hours of being on sale or anything.

Danny Elfman's expanded BATMAN RETURNS is being released by La-La Land the same day.

Ah, thanks! How come no one is yelling "double dip" on these expanded soundtracks?

Well, I imagine the nearly twenty years between CD releases probably helps a little.

 

[Therin of Andor]

I imagine the nearly twenty years between CD releases probably helps a little.

Those bounders!

 

[DonIago]

And now I'm faced with the question of whether I rewatch TFF just to figure out whether I really want to own the music...

 

[JarodRussell]

Incidently, the expanded ID4 has NOT sold out:
http://www.lalalandrecords.com/IndependenceDay.html

It has. Try to order it.

 

[ScottDS]

Incidently, the expanded ID4 has NOT sold out:
http://www.lalalandrecords.com/IndependenceDay.html

It has. Try to order it.

I already own it so I don't want to go through the checkout process. If you're having trouble with their website, you can order it from here:

http://screenarchives.com/title_detail.cfm/ID/13788/INDEPENDENCE-DAY-COMPLETE-2-CD/