Earlier attempts at this grouping were shared as MA-06 - Science Fiction & Fantasy Cassette.
Here's what we got:
01 - Star Wars Suite - John Williams - 1977 (12:39)
02 - The Martian Chronicles Theme - Stanley Myers - 1980 (2:03)
03 - Battlestar Galactica - Erich Kunzel / Cincinnati Pops Orchestra - 1984 (3:26)
04 - The Wild Wild West (4th season edit) - Richard Markowitz - 1968 (1:24)
05 - Buck Rogers in the 25th Century (edit) - Stu Phillips - 1979 (1:24)
06 - Prelude - Outer Space - The Day the Earth Stood Still - Bernard Herrmann - 1951 (1:49)
07 - Doctor Who - Ron Grainer - 1980 (2:43)
08 - Tales of the Gold Monkey - Mike Post & Pete Carpenter - 1982 (1:02)
09 - Return of the Man from U.N.C.L.E. - Jerry Goldsmith - arr Fried - 1983 (1:19)
10 - Scarecrow and Mrs King - Arthur B Rubinstein - 1983 (1:16)
11 - Star Trek II and III Suite - James Horner - 1982 (13:44)
12 - Mission Impossible ’88 - Main Title - Lalo Schifrin - 1988 (1:04)
13 - Also Sprach Zarathustra (excerpt) - Richard Strauss - 1968 (1:39)
14 - The Greatest American Hero - Joey Scarsbury - 1981 (1:47)
15 - Themes from ET - Walter Murphy - 1982 (3:53)
16 - Alien - End Titles - Howard Hanson - 1979 (2:50)
17 - Twilight Zone the Movie - Theme and Overture (edit) - Marius Constant and Jerry Goldsmith - 1983 (5:55)
18 - Jonny Quest (edit - no FX) - Hoyt Curtin - 1964 (2:27)
19 - The Flash (no FX) - Danny Elfman - 1990 (1:33)
20 - Star Trek the Motion Picture - Main and End titles (edit) - Jerry Goldsmith - 1979 (3:25)
21 - System 9 - Mark Alfred - markssuperblog.blogspot.com - 2024 (8:30)
Full Space Ahead, Junior Spacers!
Beside the tracks marked “edit,” the “Star Wars Suite” and “Star Trek II and III Suite” are also blended by me from the soundtrack releases.
The final track, my space de resistance, is a montage of SF excerpts from film and TV from the last seventy-some years. (A PDF of the sources is enclosed.) These dialogue excerpts are laid upon a bed of background fx which contains sounds from Star Trek, Voyage to the Bottom of the Sea, Star Wars, The Jetsons, The Bionic Man, Close Encounters of the Third Kind, Space Ghost, and perhaps some others. Underlaying it all is the haunting sound of NASA’s Voyager Recordings, which may be found here. --- Symphonies of the Planets --
You might say this is my sci-fi answer to the Beatles’ “Revolution 9.” What do you think?
See you on Monday for month of TREKKING WITH CLIPPINGS!
Ah....the days of holding the microphone from my little tape recorder to capture episodes of Batman and The Man From Uncle....wishing that none of my family members would come into the room talking!
ReplyDeleteThanks for stopping by, ole buddy. I hope some of the edits and the last collage strike your famcy!
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