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I enjoyed this movie. I think it has been very underrated 🖖

This is my favorite Star Trek theme.

This is the most comfy version of ST end credits of all the versions.

the last Star Trek before the dreaded nineEleven

Jerry Goldsmith Isolated Score End Credits

Insurrection may not have been the best Trek movie… but dang did it have a beautiful soundtrack!

I'll never understand the hatred for Insurrection. But I will say that I wish the aliens, the Baku looked a little more alien. They don't have to look like a Klingon or cardassian. But they could have something that makes them uniquely alien. Look at Ensign Ro or Kira. I mean from a distance you wouldn't expect them to be alien.

This is the Star Trek theme. This is just as timeless and powerful as any John Williams theme

Goldsmith's recording quality in the late 90's was some of the best, with this wetter reverb sound - it brought such depth to everything. This has always been my favourite recording of the end credits, especially the low brass sounding extra punchy. The new recording they did for end of season 3 of picard comes pretty close to this.

4:08 The TNG theme at the end always gets me fired up 🖖🖖

Jerry Goldsmith is a genius, a wonderful sweetest composer

For me this is the best rendition of the theme. Especially the last part.

My god 4:06 is amazing.

I would have loved to see more of the E.

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I listened to this track 11 years ago before a very, VERY important "test" I had to undergo in college. It gave me hope and strength.

If there's one thing to say about Jerry and his contribution to the Star Trek franchise, the thing to say is that he never composed one bad score, all of his Star Trek scores are some of the best film scores that I have ever had the joy to listen to!

This was the last great Star Trek film & score.

When Star Trek was fucking Star Trek rest in peace 1966 to 2005

When NASA launches anything into outer space I play this or it plays in my head

I love this Jerry Goldsmith theme on an Alexander Courage start. And just when I thought he was at the top of his game, along came Star Trek 4 theme, and wow I was hooked.

this is the only theme for Star Trek. it has all the pomp of a military fleet but the melody itself somehow lends itself to the ideas of adventure and altruism.

4:06 to 5:23 greatest star Trek music moment

1:21 - 4:06

I've listened to this for nearly a year straight everyday everyday.

I feel like I have to earn the right to listen to parts off this theme, like its wrong unless you have do something that calls for this theme to be played over it.

2:38 "You're really going to risk igniting the exhaust?" (F.Murray Abraham's character becomes hesitant) "All right. I will!" "NO!!!!"

0:18 and 0:23 and 4:34

The orchestration for the Star Trek theme seems a little different in this one

1:56 Heaven on Earth.

I read the Film Tracks website review of this score and they made the point that the music at 19 seconds is the same motif used in 'The Final Frontier' and 'First Contact' (the four note motif that is heard during the great barrier crossing scene and the re-appears during the 2nd TNG film. I've just recognised that this is in fact the case. The motif is re-worked, but it is the same motif.

I don't mean to offend anyone here, but Goldsmith's 'ST-TMP' is one of the truly great film scores (admittedly the film's weaknesses meant the score could really shine) and 'ST-TFF' was a really superior big budget movie score. Goldsmith had only 17 days to score 'First Contact' and it did really show. The limitations imposed by the TNG producers' philosophy about music did not help any of the 3 TNG movies Goldsmith composed for. Those films needed a bigger, bolder, more complex approach which would have caused greater emotional engagement in the audiences. I found it disheartening to hear the Goldsmith TNG scores in the cinema. Too restricted by the franchise 'sound' built up over the previous 7 years on TV. Some lovely cues, but no really memorable, ground-breaking music.

Unfortunately (despite Frakes likeable performance once again in a TNG film) this whole space battle is written like a TV episode. It's not very complex, it's not very long and the Enterprise crew resort to the typical 'warp core jettison'/'strange properties of nebula' ploy after going through the usual initial Enterprise soaks up punishment routine. Admittedly they didn't have Goldsmith providing the music on the TV show.