TNG: "Q Who?"

DS9: Any of the big Dominion War episodes.

TNG: Eh, we have Best of Both Worlds. I guess if there were to be any other releases, I'd want it to be more Ron Jones, Don Davis, or John Debney work.

From TNG: Brothers, Data's Day, The Pegasus, The Nth Degree, Who Watches The Watchers

From DS9: I lost track of the show after the 4th season opener, so I am no position to choose episode scores here. I wish I had seen more of this series, though.

From VOY: Scorpion, and that's all I remember from Voyager since I also lost track of this series after its second season and never saw it again.

Man that "Fleash & Blood" one was good.
David Bell had been playing around with that theme for many episodes, but this was the one where he got it.

DS9: I don't know the episode name. Some composer name i had not seen before. There was a killer on board and Dax, the new Dax, tried to find him. In the end she killed him. She was using this device to see through walls.

Star Trek movies.... How about a COMPLETE 2, 7 and 5. I got the 116:35 ST:8 now i want all my other favorite scores.

Bad show, good score.

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Originally posted by justin boggan:
I mean come on. Andorian antennas move, vucans lie, etc.....

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I e-mailed Ron Jones and he couldn't give me acopy of "Q Who?" but it was worth the try- and might i say he was a very nice person as well.
He told me he hasn't scored any Enterprise because he and Berman don't see eye to eye- he said Berman wants background score that is really not focus. Well, they've fudged up again. Perhaps an ominous warning for Nemises?

Now if i could only get the e-mail for Jay Chattaway and David Bell and any other trek composer and see if i could get a copy of the episode scores i want- that would be freakin' amazing.
I tried McCarthy and Associate Executive Album Producer Mark Banning of Generations for acomplete score to Generations, but meet with no success. I got to say that was the biggest dissapointment i had had in a long while. :~-(

I know they would never do this because Trek fans would whine like little children, but I think they should Sh*tcan the entire Star Trek continuity via the temporal Cold War and say that EVERYTHING that occurs after Enterprise may or may not happen because of drastic changes in the timeline. Say goodbye to Classic, Next Gen, DS9 and Voyager because nothing is yet written.

This would at least shut up all those people who can’t let go of the differences in continuity like meeting the Ferengi before they were supposed to or the missing atomic war. I will never understand how people can get so worked up over this kind of thing and blithely accept Transporter Technology and matter converters and all the rest of “magic”with nary a whisper.

While they are at it, maybe they could loosen the leash a little and let the composers write some stirring music for show instead of the bland wallpaper music that seems to dominate Trek. It seems that only the Classic Trek really tried to break the mold. Aside from a few rare and standout moments in the various episodes, we have 21 seasons of blah.

Any new thoughts? there are 3 record companies listening to us now.