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Star Trek II: The Wrath Of Khan - Soundtrack

 
Description: Genre: Soundtrack / Artist: Various / Audio CD released 2003-06-10 at GNP Crescendo Records / Disc #1 Tracklisting 1 Ma ... more
Star Trek II: The Wrath Of Khan - Soundtrack ... Main Title
2 Surprise Attack
3 Spock
4 Kirk's Explosive Reply
5 Khan's Pets
6 Enterprise Clears Moorings
7 Battle In The Mutara Nebula
8 Genesis Countdown
9 Epilogue

Newest Review: ... of old pirate movies with their large scale tactical battles between two equally armed ships and their antagonistic ... more

 ... commanders, in this case Kirk and his arch nemesis Khan. This new outlook also extended to the music that was provided by newbie composer James Horner. Horner had by 1982 only scores a scant few movies, most notably providing some of his most youthfully cheap music for Roger Corman’s Humanoids from the Deep and Battle Beyond the Stars, the latter providing the blueprint for his following Star Trek music. With Horner being given the opportunity to write something with a decent ensemble and better recording environment, he certai...more

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Crowned Review Star Trek II: The Wrath Of Khan - Soundtrack: ST II: Allegro con fuoco e molto appassionato (1542 words)
by - written on 02/11/07 (Very useful, 139 readings)
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The late 1970s and almost the whole of the 1980s were characterised in the film world by a sudden surge of interest in sci-fi films and fantasy adventures that were winged forward by the runaway success of Star Wars. As such there were a few notable films that were successful within the genre, but the larger proportion of them never got off the ground and were either forgotten or became cult favourites of the select few who knew of them. Into this craze came another cult favourite when Star Trek was made into a feature film under the direction of Robert Wise. However, the slow pace and seemingly too intellectual take was not really what enticed people to make it into ...  Read the complete review

 

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A fitting continuation to the music established in Trek II with a more thoughtful air Cheap sound quality and overall lack of energy fails to retain momentum throughout

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Goldsmith's best Trek besides the original with lots of thematic grandeur Rather too much usage of the downbeat Adversity theme which is not terribly interesting

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Range of music, Top names Change in pace of music through out the CD

Some good tracks Need to have seen the film to get the connection

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