Enterprise soundtrack collection 12/2!

[ScottDS]

From La-La Land Records:


--Going on sale NEXT TUESDAY DECEMBER 2, 2014 at 12 PM PST--


STAR TREK: ENTERPRISE: LIMITED EDITION (4-CD SET) LLLCD 1330
Music by Dennis McCarthy, Kevin Kiner, Jay Chattaway, David Bell, Paul Baillargeon, Velton Ray Bunch, Mark McKenzie, John Frizzell and Brian Tyler

Limited Edition of 3000 Units

RETAIL PRICE: $59.98

La-La Land Records and CBS proudly present the original television soundtrack to STAR TREK: ENTERPRISE, starring Scott Bakula, John Billingsley and Jolene Blalock. This stunning 4-CD collection showcases the powerful work of the notably talented composers who kept this prequel STAR TREK series at warp speed for four exciting seasons. The music expertly runs the gambit from the bold and thrilling to the thoughtful and emotional – it’s essential science fiction music that touches the heart while it opens the mind. Disc One features the music of Dennis McCarthy, Disc Two showcases Jay Chattaway’s work, while Disc Three’s “Veterans and New Recruits” highlights a variety of composers as does Disc Four’s “Fan Favorites,” which includes music from such episodes as In A Mirror, Darkly, Parts I and II and “Regeneration” among others. Produced by Ford A. Thaxton, James Nelson, Mark Banning and Lukas Kendall and mastered by James Nelson, this special release of 3000 Units includes a 36-Page Booklet featuring in-depth notes by writer Jeff Bond, with new comments from McCarthy, Chattaway and others.

The first 200 customers who purchase the cd directly through the La-La Land Records website will receive an autographed tray card signed by composers Dennis McCarthy, David Bell and John Frizzell at no extra charge. Quantities are limited and you are NOT guaranteed a signed copy.

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TRACK LISTING:

DISC ONE:
Music by Dennis McCarthy
* Music by Dennis McCarthy
& Kevin Kiner

1. Where My Heart Will Take Me
(Main Title, Season One) (1:25)
Written by Diane Warren
Performed by Russell Watson
Shockwave, Part I #026
2. Disaster (0:56)
3. Eulogy (1:43)
4. Daniels Arrives (3:02)
5. Hide and Seek (3:34)
6. No Return (3:41)
Recorded May 15, 2002
Original Airdate: May 22, 2002
Shockwave, Part II #028
7. A Refresher (1:43)
8. Playing Possum (2:16)
9. The Captain (2:25)
10. Onward (0:23)
Recorded September 10, 2002
Original Airdate: September 18, 2002
The Expanse #052
11. Florida Attack (0:47)
12. On the Team (2:12)
13. Now There Is One / Loop-de-Loop (5:02)
Recorded May 14, 2003
Original Airdate: May 21, 2003
Impulse #057
14. Blocked Exit (2:57)
15. Paranoia (2:02)
Recorded October 1, 2003
Original Airdate: October 8, 2003
Twilight #060
16. Armageddon (1:40)
17. Rip Van Winkle / Angst (2:05)
18. Showdown / Back to the Past (6:59)
Recorded October 1, 2003
Original Airdate: October 8, 2003
Carpenter Street #063
19. Street Walkin’ (3:05)
Recorded November 19, 2003
Original Airdate: November 26, 2003
Kir’Shara* #085
20. Kir’Shara Activated (3:29)
Recorded November 23, 2004
Original Airdate: December 3, 2004
Countdown* #075
21. Re–Cap Enterprise 075 (1:32)
22. Ready to Fire (3:27)
23. Countdown Begins (1:10)
24. Hays Departs (1:34)
Recorded May 3, 2004
Original Airdate: May 19, 2004
Storm Front,
Part II* #078
25. Recap–Enterprise 078 (1:10)
26. Fight to the Death (3:06)
27. Stukas Coming / The Vortex (3:11)
28. Timeline Restored (1:19)
29. Home at Last (1:39)
Recorded September 23, 2004
Original Airdate: October 15, 2004
30. Where My Heart Will Take Me
(End Credits Instrumental) (1:03)
(Diane Warren)
Total Time – Disc One: 70:52

DISC TWO:
Music by Jay Chattaway

1. Where My Heart Will Take Me
(Main Title, Season Three) (1:22)
Written by Diane Warren
Performed by Russell Watson
Civilization #009
2. Old City (2:34)
3. Entering the Reactor / Reactor Surprise (3:13)
4. Memorable (0:29)
Recorded November 6, 2001
Original Airdate: November 14, 2001
The Catwalk #038
5. Taking Back Enterprise / Capitan a Capitan /
Core Is Down (7:43)
Recorded December 11, 2002
Original Airdate: December 18, 2002
North Star #061
6. Hangin’ Offense (1:01)
7. Gunfight / Final Fight (4:17)
8. New School (0:59)
Recorded November 5, 2003
Original Airdate: November 11, 2003
Zero Hour #076
9. Sphere Builder On Board /
Andorian Offensive / Sphere /
Final Showdown (12:03)
10. My Captain (2:29)
Recorded May 13, 2004
Original Airdate: May 26, 2004
Storm Front,
Part I #077
11. Daniels’ Goodbye (2:50)
Recorded September 16, 2004
Original Airdate: October 8, 2004
Awakening #084
12. Meet Surak (1:37)
13. Archer Remembers Cave / Vulcans
On the Attack / Kir’shara (7:03)
Recorded November 17–18, 2004
Original Airdate: November 26, 2004
Bound #093
14. Slave Girl Dance (2:07)
15. Kelby Under the Spell (1:20)
16. Captain Romantic /
Disoriented Captain (4:00)
17. Harrad-Sar Attacks /
Trip Foils Slave Girls (5:27)
Recorded March 15–16, 2005
Original Airdate: April 15, 2005
Terra Prime #097
18. Five Seconds to Impact (2:02)
19. Her Name Is Elizabeth (1:19)
20. Archer’s Speech (1:49)
21. Grieving (2:22)
Recorded April 22, 2005
Original Airdate: May 13, 2005
BONUS TRACK
The Catwalk #038
22. Into the Sunset (0:32)
Recorded December 11, 2002
Original Airdate: December 18, 2002
23. Where My Heart Will Take Me
(End Credits Instrumental) (0:49)
(Diane Warren)
Total Time – Disc Two: 70:59

DISC THREE:
Veterans and
New Recruits

1. Archer’s Theme (Unused Main Title) (1:24)
(Dennis McCarthy)
Horizon #046 (Mark McKenzie)
2. Travis in Sweet Spot /
Change of Course (1:37)
3. Up Your Alley (4:18)
4. Star Map (1:16)
5. We’re Under Attack (1:50)
6. Band of Brothers (3:33)
7. Never Better Sir (1:23)
Recorded April 2, 2003
Original Airdate: April 16, 2003
Terra Nova #006
(David Bell)
8. Phaser Cuts Log (1:48)
Recorded October 16, 2001
Original Airdate: October 24, 2001
Dear Doctor #013
(David Bell)
9. Doc's First Installment /
Phlox Needs a Friend (3:46)
Recorded October 16, 2001
Original Airdate: October 24, 2001
The Andorian Incident #007 (Paul Baillargeon)
10. Sanctuary Interrupted (0:47)
11. Sensor Array (2:32)
Recorded October 23, 2001
Original Airdate: October 31, 2001
Vox Sola #022 (Paul Baillargeon)
12. Force Field Ready / Take Me Home /
Crew Released /
Home of the Tendril (3:28)
Recorded April 17, 2002
Original Airdate: May 1, 2002
First Flight #050
(Paul Baillargeon)
13. Prototype Crash (3:34)
14. See You Out There (1:41)
Recorded May 1, 2003
Original Airdate: May 14, 2003
Proving Ground #065
(John Frizzell)
15. Recap (1:32)
16. Turning the Tables (4:12)
Recorded January 13, 2004
Original Airdate: January 21, 2004
Silent Enemy #012
(Velton Ray Bunch)
17. First Encounter (2:03)
18. Taking Risks / Showdown (4:44)
19. Pineapple Cake (0:59)
Recorded December 11, 2001
Original Airdate: January 16, 2002
Desert Crossing #024
(Velton Ray Bunch)
20. Warm Welcome (1:14)
21. Geskana Match / Archer Goes for Goal (2:52)
22. Trip's Menu (1:23)
23. The Rescue (3:00)
24. Not Why We're Here (0:59)
Recorded April 30, 2002
Original Airdate: May 8, 2002
Similitude #062
(Velton Ray Bunch)
25. In Memoriam (0:43)
26. Warp Drive Test (3:08)
27. You Owe Me One (3:51)
Recorded November 12, 2003
Original Airdate: November 19, 2003
The Augments #082
(Velton Ray Bunch)
28. Recap / Teaser–Enterprise 082 (1:51)
29. Pathogen Bomb (3:27)
30. Goodbye Doc (0:39)
Recorded November 4, 2004
Original Airdate: November 12, 2004

31. Archer’s Theme (End Credits) (0:39) (Dennis McCarthy)
Total Time – Disc Three: 79:09

DISC FOUR:
Fan Favorites

In a Mirror, Darkly,
Parts I and II #094
(Dennis McCarthy & Kevin Kiner)
1. First Contact Revisited (1:49)
(Jerry Goldsmith, Dennis McCarthy & Kevin Kiner)
2. Mirror Main Title From Enterprise (1:21)
3. Mutiny (3:53)
4. Dangerous Seduction (2:43)
5. Counter Attack (2:31)
6. Boarding the Defiant (2:23)
7. Tholian Web (2:08)
8. Abandon Enterprise (1:59)
9. Recap–Enterprise 095 (1:00)
10. Defiant Trapped / Defiant Fights Back (2:49)
11. T’Pol Interrogation (1:31)
12. Booby Trap (2:26)
13. Gorn to Die (2:53)
14. Defiant to the Rescue (2:14)
15. T’Pol Busted (2:05)
16. Phlox Sabotage (1:55)
17. Avenger Attacks (2:02)
18. Empress Hoshi (1:16)
Recorded March 30, 2005
Original Airdates: April 22 and 29, 2005
Regeneration #049
(Brian Tyler)
19. Borg Crash Site / Borg Awakening (3:13)
20. Archer Tells Plan / Distress Call /
Phlox Attacked (3:10)
21. Hive Mind / Borg Hunt /
Dead in the Water (6:43)
22. Borg Attack / Borg Attack 2 (7:23)
23. Message in a Bottle / Postponed (0:58)
Recorded April 22, 2003
Original Airdate: May 7, 2003
These Are The Voyages #098 (Dennis McCarthy & Kevin Kiner)
24. Freeze Program / Enterprise D (0:59)
25. Narrow Escape (1:24)
26. Under Attack / Trip Hurt (4:28)
27. Trip's Possessions /
It Was Worthwhile (1:46)
28. Heroic / Trek Theme Montage (2:11)
(Jerry Goldsmith, Alexander Courage & Gene Roddenberry, Dennis McCarthy & Kevin Kiner)
Recorded April 29, 2005
Original Airdate: May 13, 2005
29. Archer’s Theme (End Credits)
(Dennis McCarthy) /
Paramount Studios Logo (0:51)
(Lalo Schifrin)
Total Time – Disc Four: 76:51

 

[Christopher]

Nice, but unfortunately it's missing some of my favorites. Chattaway's "Carbon Creek" is the one that stands out most in my memory of his ENT scores. And I think it was John Frizzell's "The Forge" score that I felt had some really beautiful stuff in it, and that's not here.

Still, I'm glad to see Baillargeon's "Vox Sola" represented. That's one of my favorites of his, though I would've also liked to see "Rogue Planet" and "Rajiin" included.

 

[tharpdevenport]

The weirdness in the tracklist: one cue here, two there, so forth, that's a Thaxton thing. Some people think they know beter what cues about 3,000 other people will like. Now I'm worried about the mastering becuase he likes to do it by the "Car test" -- how it sounds when you play it in your car. Certainly not what regular LLLR's CD's sound like, or Intrada CD's, or Film Score Monthly CD's.


Anyway, while this is indeed a great release, it's just fragmented good scores. That's the most frustrating thing.
His Emmy-winnign score to "Similatude" has been cut down to three cues. At a minimum I couldn't have cut it down beyond four. Now I'm stuck with the boot.

His excellent score to "Silent Enemy" has been cut down to a mind-boggling three cues. At best I could have pruned that down to six cues, but more like ten. Another boot I have to hold on to.

"Civilization" has also been cut down to three cues, unfortunately.


On the plus side, it looks like most, if not all, of Mark McKenzie's excellent score to "Horizon" has been included. With a score like that, it's a shame he wasn't asked to do more for the series.


I don't even get the "Fan Favorites" section. None of these scores were markably more requested than other titles already included in the set. In fact, Tyler's other effort for the show, "Canamar", was requested more than the other. Personally, I don't get the love for his two scores for the show, both are skippers to me, but as long as fans are happy, that's what counts. I love McCarthy's work for the show, but if there was ever a score to prune down to three cues or even just one, well "In a Mirror Darkly" is a candidate to me.



I'm disappointed I have to hold to inferior-sounding boots. And, if by some miracle, in the future another volume includes missing cues from some of the scores short-changed here, it just resutls in a fragmented listening experience; you either got to take the dsic out and open another set and plot in another disc, or rip all the cues and burn them (or save them, depending on how you listen).

I suspect we'll be suffering the same unwildy assembly when volume one of "Star Trek: Voyager" comes out. :-(




I'd like to point out La La Land Records' other releases for Black Friday:

"The Passion of the Christ" (2CD; limited to 10,000 units)

"Big Top Pee-Wee" (2,500 units)

"Batman" / "Batman Returns"
Both OOP (out of print) titles the label did before, only this time new tapes for the first score have been found (there were some complaints previously) and the new improvementm according to a man who worked on it, Neil S. Bulk, is "[FONT=Arial]The sonic upgrade is not subtle.[/FONT]", from a newly found digital stereo mix.

"Shaft" (David Arnold; 2,500 units)

 

[doubleohfive]

I for one am thrilled with this release and look forward to ordering mine soon.

Anyway, while this is indeed a great release, it's just fragmented good scores. That's the most frustrating thing.
His Emmy-winnign score to "Similatude" has been cut down to three cues. At a minimum I couldn't have cut it down beyond four. Now I'm stuck with the boot.

His excellent score to "Silent Enemy" has been cut down to a mind-boggling three cues. At best I could have pruned that down to six cues, but more like ten. Another boot I have to hold on to.

"Civilization" has also been cut down to three cues, unfortunately.

I would surmise that in each of these cases, it's because the majority of the scores have been available via bootleg and pirated downloads for years. Why on earth would LalaLand or the composers want to waste valuable disc space on tracks that are and have been readily available for the last decade? Answer: they wouldn't. It'd be great if people didn't bootleg, but they do, and it's a scumbag thing to do. But this is why the albums we do get look the way they do.

It's also very possible that it could have been directives to LalaLand from the composers (who generally have a say in what tracks wind up getting used and the arrangement of same) so there's that to consider as well.

I'm disappointed I have to hold to inferior-sounding boots. And, if by some miracle, in the future another volume includes missing cues from some of the scores short-changed here, it just resutls in a fragmented listening experience; you either got to take the dsic out and open another set and plot in another disc, or rip all the cues and burn them (or save them, depending on how you listen).

I suspect we'll be suffering the same unwildy assembly when volume one of "Star Trek: Voyager" comes out. :-(

LalaLand Records' work ethic and the quality of their releases have been superior in nearly every instance. You're basing your opinion on a press release before you even hear the music. Maybe wait till you get your set and have a chance to hear it for yourself before deciding its no good?

 

[Michael]

Just ordered my copy. I'm really looking forward to this. I hope it's autographed!

 

[Tosk]

it just resutls in a fragmented listening experience; you either got to take the dsic out and open another set and plot in another disc, or rip all the cues and burn them (or save them, depending on how you listen).

I myself spent a good long time re-ordering the DS9 collection chronologically, and including other previously released stuff and variants into one big album. It was kinda fun, in a weird way.

 

[Stevil2001]

it just resutls in a fragmented listening experience; you either got to take the dsic out and open another set and plot in another disc, or rip all the cues and burn them (or save them, depending on how you listen).

I myself spent a good long time re-ordering the DS9 collection chronologically, and including other previously released stuff and variants into one big album. It was kinda fun, in a weird way.

Yeah, I did something similar-- I joined it up with the DS9 content from the two Best of Star Trek albums. Isn't it a perfectly normal kind of fun?

 

[RandyS]

Just ordered my copy. I'm really looking forward to this. I hope it's autographed!

I ordered mine yesterday, and am also looking forward to it.

I don't care if it's autographed or not.

 

[Cox of Seagulls]

Glad to see Terra Prime is in there, that episode has some of the best music of any episode of Trek.

I wish The Forgotten was represented, I love the main refrain from that episode.

 

[Ssosmcin]

This is a good album with some great music, but to leave off the climactic cue from Azati Prime is a travesty to me. What a great, exciting cue that was. Also the opening cues from Terra Prime were also among my favorites. Devoting the final CD to the pretty decent sounding bootlegs was a disappointment. I prefer full episode scores to these compilations, but I'll take it....

Great music and a worthy purchase.

This is the music I hoped to have on its own... God, I loved this show. Such a shame it got shafted.

[yt]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0eV8qR2IEHk[/yt]

 

[Keith1701]

Just ordered my copy. I'm really looking forward to this. I hope it's autographed!

Please, let me know if it is autographed.

 

[Tosk]

it just resutls in a fragmented listening experience; you either got to take the dsic out and open another set and plot in another disc, or rip all the cues and burn them (or save them, depending on how you listen).

I myself spent a good long time re-ordering the DS9 collection chronologically, and including other previously released stuff and variants into one big album. It was kinda fun, in a weird way.

Yeah, I did something similar-- I joined it up with the DS9 content from the two Best of Star Trek albums. Isn't it a perfectly normal kind of fun?

Perfectly.

My ENT CD arrived today and I've been doing the same again. There's some great stuff on this release, but inevitably there's missing stuff that you really miss.

He's hoping we get a volume 2 some day. But not before DS9 volume 2.

 

[doubleohfive]

So long as we buy the albums, there's all the more hope we'll get more volumes. Very happy with mine!

 

[ThankYouGeneR]

Nice. Thanks.