I'm 26 years old and I started watching star trek at the age of 8, I Voyager was the first show I remember watching with my mum and dad, they told me it was a show of infinite possibilities and wonders, sadly my mum passed away when I was 12 and the one show that helped me through that loss was Enterprise because of how connected you could feel to the characters. Star trek is for dreamers and those who hope for a better future, this franchise will endure as it already has Live long and prosper!!
And I'm 18, still trying to finish my 8th rewatch of DS9 and 12th rewatch of TNG. And together, we're all boldly going where no one has gone... before...
CHILLS! Tasha Yar, going out like a boss on Enterprise C....at the Battle of Kitamar, when they won the admiration of the Klingon empire and thus their alliance with the Federation.
@@TheSpiritOf97 Well, the population of this planet, which is the sample that he's drawing from, is a steaming bag of garbage. That poses obvious challenges.
@@alexchamber9769 I want to say it was from one of the STNG movies. Just can't seem to nail down which as of yet. So I may go and binge watch them all.
@@felixleong61 the only time star trek made a gigantic error is when they made the Enterprise series that intro gave me nightmares and ear bleeding so to say that's how bad it was.
I love how this really brings out the meaning of each individual theme: TOS and TNG : Adventurous and daring DS9: stoic and brave Voyger: Lonely but optimistic Enterprise: A long road gettin' from there to here.
Pretty much every star trek theme to date, minus maybe the animated series has been absolutely amazing for reflecting on the tone of the show and the franchise as a whole, from the original series to Discovery, Picard and lower decks, it's an ever changing journey that I'm thrilled to be able to be along for the ride on
@@adambrown6669 I don't mind Discovery's theme. The show is absolute mastubatory nonsense and mary sue crap but... the theme is fine. Picard though... I detest absolutely everything about that show. From the screenplay, the characters, and the overall direction... to the music. And that's a first for me. And we wont talk about the lower decks. Let's just not.
@@adambrown6669 I don't like Discovery or Picard but the themes are ok-ish. Most creative theme for me is Voyager even though DS9 is my favorite show. I hated ENT theme but, just like the show it grew on me over time.
Actually the true difference is science fiction vs science fantasy. Star Trek is mostly based in fact, whereas Star Wars is more like Lord of the Rings in space. It's possible to be entertained and inspired by both. It's also possible to be a fan of both.
Going through an incredibly difficult stage in life. Upheaval. Personal failure. Relational collapse. In the midst of a worldwide outbreak of sickness, uncertainty, and continued injustice. Life is massively overwhelming right now. Thank you for this symphony, which reminds us that on the other side of humanity's darkest moments... rests the undiscovered country that is the future.
@@megazero952 Thank you! I forgot I had made this comment. On the other side of divorce now, and it's where I actually need to be. To the undiscovered country...
And to think this all started with a little leap of faith from a certain beloved comedienne, actress, and eventual investor via DesiLu Studios as its co-founder... When every other studio had rejected the first series, she boldly went where no one had gone before. ^-^
And set about inspiring many young minds, now scientists and engineers wanting the reality they saw on TV. A really good use of television for good, inspiring ambition and adventure.
Space....The Final Frontier. These are the voyages of the Starship Enterprise. Its continuing mission: to explore strange new worlds, to seek out new lives and new civilizations, to boldly go where no one has gone before!!
Star Trek is a demonstration of what humanity can become if we come together in friendship and harmony. We could really explore the undiscovered country and the unknown void that lies ahead. Let's see what's out there!
EDIT: Almost 2024... Beam me up, RUclips! EDIT: Sep. 2023 - Best creation vibes for me are listening to this. EDIT: SUMMER 2023, PICARD SEASON 3 Made me happy for the first time in 30 years! *Almost 2020, Who's here for remembering the best episodes ever of his/her best beloved television series?!*
I remember how freshman year of High School I notice during spring break that Netflix has all the Star Trek series and films there, so I think to myself that I should probably check out a few episodes of TOS and see what all the fuzz was about. *Best.Decision.Ever*
Wow, I'm honestly lost for words after hearing this. My dad was a huge Trek fan, he loved DS9 fondly. When I heard that part I'll admit I cried. He passed away just over 7 weeks ago, I'm sure he would of loved to have heard this. Incredible.
@Bert D He was cremated, his ashes reside at my mother's house. I play this track every now and then, especially at times when I'm reminiscing about him.....like now 🖖
We are star dust , we will die and born that's the rule of the universe, think how we are born , we are born from star dust we are star dust, we are too small in comparison with the universe , our problem are too small , we just need to achieve a very tiny area of this earth from the very tiny earth in comparison to universe to fulfill our dream earth is too small , if we die the universe doesn't care
Seriously, using the DS9 theme and the Voyager theme as a musical call and response at 3:35 was brilliant. Then using all the themes as counter melodies to one another was bloody amazing!!!
@camero3100, I hadn't noticed the call and response until you pointed it out. Up until then I'd only picked up on the Voyager timpani roll at 3:55 prior to going into the full theme 13 seconds later. I second your "brilliant."
I noticed that, and there was a bit of it between the TNG and DS9 themes too, with those 8 notes that represent the Enterprise inserted a couple times at the start of the ds9 bit
That same actor had been in a STNG series episode too. He was leader of a world where they put their war criminals on a nearby moon. Actually, they were enhanced humans fighting for them, but when the war was over, they didn't want them running around causing trouble on the home world. An episode in series 3 I believe...
Gentelmen let us set rela life aside and try to think of realistic way to get there, without much real life events to need unfolding, and no more bloodshed to happen as well.
I think that anyone who "gets" Star Trek, I mean REALLY gets it, what it's trying to teach and the future it's trying to show us, loves it. Tomorrow CAN be better than today. We can do more as a species than exploit each other and our environment for profit or kill and oppress each other over resources and religions. We have the power to build a utopia, we together do.
For getting Star Trek, without losing your memory. You get a preview of an upcoming Paramount Picture! :: "O. James Tiberius Kirk. No, no, no. There will be no odd escape. No unexpected heroics to gesture a handsome victory. No extension of your lifeline. All there shall be, all you shall know. Right before you die. Is that: limb to lifeless limb, I. That I, Kirk, am he who blew the fragments of your damned imploded body out into cold open space. But, before that occurs. While I enter my commands regarding your demise into this Starfleet control panel. (😈) You shall hear Shakespeare, throughout every deck and jefferies tube of your deuterium coffin. Now. Shall I begin? (pause, then across every deck of the Enterprise-A) "Tomorrow and tomorrow, and tomorrow, creeps in this petty pace from day to day. To the last syllable of recorded time; And all our yesterdays have lighted fools the way to dusty death. Out, out, brief candle! Life's but a walking shadow, a poor player!" - Khan Noonien Singh to Captain James T. Kirk from.. :; "STΛR TRΞK: TOMORROW'S ENTΞRPRISΞ" "A creeping vessel crackling with sheer electricity breaks through dense dark purple haze of the Eagle Nebula, the stellar nursery for hundreds of glistening 🌟s! A single name illuminated across it's wide bow.. USS RELIANT ..a sharp edge disc flanked by its recognizable upper stabilizer and backward-facing warp nacelles at her alloyed foot! Opposite of her bow, another vessel, enters into each's starlit, cloud-pillared field of holographic view. sLightly damaged, an open laser-gash crosses the name of.. USS ENTE⚡PRISE-Λ! The "R" obviously missing! The panel-broke bridge of the USS RELIANT, Khan's face (Benedict Cumberbatch), a mouth-creasing grin beneath long flowing white-lightning hair! 😀! The crew-injured bridge of the USS ENTE_PRISE-Λ, Kirk's face (Chris Pine), a look of determination as he looks to Spock (Zach Quinto) for something, searching for anything resembling an ultimate solution! 😬! Khan's remaining crew at helm and at battle stations, load, then launch burning red-photon 🎇-torpedoes. Kirk screams-commands Scotty to eject the Enterprise's tethered deflector array, dangling, while it fires an intense pulse that produces a massive deflector shield that ripples blue waves of energy around the distressed ship! The victor emerges from the billowing starry nebula, with the Federation's top secret GENESis Project spoils in tow and in cargo hold, his bruised nemesis.. in custody, his crew arrested, the wreckage of the Reliant drifts behind in it's wake. A sigh of relief by Sulu. McCoy grips Kirk's shoulder. Chekov's seat is empty. Many members of the Enterprise-Λ crew have sadly been killed in the confrontation with Khan. Kirk and the crew of the Enterprise-Λ have once again defeated Khan and ended his chaotic schemes for Galactic domination.. are also able to aVoid the seemingly impending death of Spock at the deeds of Khan. After celebrating on the bridge, the Enterprise crew sets course for Wolf 359 where a maximum containment facility specifically designed for the captured Khan and his crew awaits. Something doesn't appear correct. The ship's subatomic clock is glitching. Suddenly! Nearing the edge of Wolf 359 and its gaseous behemoths.!. a shape-shifting, glossy black cube transwarp-exits subSpace in front of them! A 🤖-voice hacks the comm: WE ARE THE BORG. RESISTANCE IS FUTILE. YOU WILL BE ASSIMILATED... THROUGH A SERIES OF PROCEDURES THAT ENTAIL THE INSTALLMENT OF BORG NANO-MACHINES THROUGHOUT YOUR BIOLOGICAL SYSTEMS.. ASIDE FROM YOUR VESSEL'S NEURAL NETWORKS. ELECTION IS NOT AN OPTION. The already battered Enterprise is easily outmatched. Until.. several quantum torpedoes completely burst one side of the Borg cube. Another ship appears! The name of ENTERPRISE-D fills in panorama! She consummates her attack on the impossible Borg construct! It explodes! Meanwhile, on the ergodynamic bridge of the Enterprise-D: 😐. Captain Jean-Luc Picard (Tom Hardy) is satisfied and crosses his arms firmly. First Commander William T. Riker (Chris Evans) utters a fitting one-liner from his bearded lips. Second Commander Data (Tom Hiddleston), straight-faced and silent, adjusts and then flips on a single toggle of a touch-panel hologram interface.. 👉:.:🕹 ..as he delivers his prognosis of the situation to Lieutenant Commander Geordi Laforge (Anthony Mackie) who scans for remaining traces of Borg nanomachinery; a raised personalized-engineering visor over his forehead; his eyes are gray-cybernetic. Lieutenant Worf (Dave Batista) 😬-grimaces at the sight of the extinguished-demolished cube and pumps his 💪! Ensign Catherine Janeway slumps into her chair as youthful Helmsman Benjamin Sisko wipes his sweat-beaded brow with the sleeve of his red-shirt. Councilor Deanna Troi (Aishwarya Rai) is permafrost, cool, 😑, and unmoving. Kirk and Uhura embrace aghast on board the Enterprise-Λ, see the aglow title of Enterprise... -D closing at stern! 🤔. Spock raises his right eye brow, unshaken, unafraid. 🤨. Through the view screen, as they make their way toward the obviously assimilated containment station free floating in space, the crew of the Enterprise-Λ see dozens of blown-out Borg cubes littering the space of Wolf 359. Clearly the handiwork of the incredible Enterprise-D and Captain Picard! Thus begins a time twisting Star Trek tale that delves into the very unique character of Gene Roddenberry's beloved franchise and quantum entangles it with real theory- solar system engulfing time crystals that have captured-captivated two generations of Enterprise that must contend with a new horror in time traveling Borg that are attempting to gain access to their own future technologies while striving to gain command over Earth's past, to defeat in absolute the entire Federation and the Galaxy in one fell swoop! The lightly-grizzled, white-haired Khan being the villainous quantum key in the balance who's holding both the Borg's ultimate victory over the Alpha Quadrant and the Enterprises' thrilling joint destiny against total annihilation and absolute victory over the Borg forever!" :.: Plays while you read the "treatment", as a teaser to the teaser trailer : ruclips.net/video/-SRu_anT0PU/видео.html :.: (At the same time..) A vision of Commander Data played by Tom Hiddleston plays to-- teases true Star Trek fans! : i.pinimg.com/originals/c0/09/64/c00964caaf27b6fc9f8575373c2a54f0.jpg
I hate to burst your bubble but in order to obtain a utopia you have to destroy evil, but in order to do that you have to become that very evil yourself. So in the end, you end up becoming no different from ones who oppressed you in the first place. And religion isn't evil, it's the people who use it for the wrong reasons who are. The same goes for any form of politics, business, or an object to used to kill someone. They are only tools and ideas that are used by people for different reasons. Some are good and some bad. I love _Star Trek_ as much as as the next person but there are certain things about it that I will never agree with because of how it goes against human nature.
Bradlard Studios We won’t ever make it to a true utopia during our lifetimes, or perhaps any lifetime, because society doesn’t change on a dime just because we meet some interstellar alien race. It takes decades, centuries, for change to take hold. And when certain systems have been in place for millennia or are even inherent to mankind, they may never change at all. Currency will never be abolished, greed will never be overcome, and people will never just stop disagreeing and get along. I’m sorry, but you asked for it when you condemned realists to die in hell. We all must eventually recognize that reality is not Star Trek.
If you think I'm going to sit here for nearly 7 minutes to listen to this whole thing THEN YOU ARE DAMN RIGHT!!! I am literally laughing and crying tears of joy listening to this mix for the first of WHAT WILL BE MANY times. EXCELLENT!!
Kirk: this tune inspires people to do more than they are Spock: music shouldn't be required to do that, logically every being should do their utmost regardless Bones: damn your logic Spock!
This is an amazing composition! When William Shatner became the oldest person to go to space on Oct 13, 2021, I had this music playing in the background as I watched his historic flight live...
My 2 week old son falls asleep to this song constantly. I first heard it, or a version similar, in a mod I play and started playing it at home with this video on the sound system and I can guarantee that his little mind is loving everything this offers. Honestly, from a father, thank you.
@alexruddies1718 Sorry for the 10m reply, just looked and saw your comment. It was a Stellaris Mod, Star Trek New Horizons, I believe. It's been a while since I've played, so can't recall right away
Star Trek is truly amazing. I caught all the themes: The original series, The Next Generation, Deep Space Nine, and, the most epic of all, Voyager. I listen to this all the time!
@@sgcdialler Yeah, I finally noticed it. For some reason, my brain was initially recognising it as the "leaving spacedock" from _TWOK_ . Brain fart, or what?
Thank you, Voyager was my favorite theme as a kid so I was extra careful with that one as to keep its purity intact while emphasizing the majestic quality I've always felt with it.
Samo, your version of the Voyager theme here, does indeed surpass the Jerry Goldsmith version on the TV show. I agree with all the kudos. I listen to this entire cut as often as I can.
BrettG17 After hearing this, the best John Williams could ever do if hired for Star Trek was something that sounds worse than Tom Green's "Bum Bum Song" or the Macarena compared to this epic masterpiece medley .
Thank you soooo much Sam!! I can't tell you how happy you've made me! I hold back the tears every time I listen to this. I especially love the chorus in the background...shear brilliance! It reminds me of something James Horner would do, and did do in the Titanic sound track.
I am twenty-nine years old. I have been a trekkie since I was eleven years old. Even my subatomic particles have Starfleet Insignia on them. I have loved this music since forever, it still gives me the chills because it is a symbol of what Trek stands for.
Dave V We've got STAR TREK ONLINE. They just released the 9th season (bringing back most of the original actors from Voyager as they return to the Delta Quadrant). Tim Russ returns as Admiral Tuvok and will be joined by Garrett Wang as Harry Kim, commanding officer of the U.S.S. Rhode Island. Robert Picardo returns as The Doctor and Ethan Phillips again plays Neelix (now a colony administrator) -- and most awesome of all, Jeri Ryan returns as Seven of Nine. In previous seasons they got Denise Crosby to reprise her role as Tasha Yar in the episode "Temporal Ambassador" which had a pretty good story; They have Leonard Nimoy as Spock (old Spock, who disappeared while trying to save the Romulans -- but us viewers know what really happened to him); and they are talking about getting Johnathan Frakes to come back and play Admiral Riker. If you are thirsting for more Star Trek stories, but set just a few decades further into the future, then there are now 9 seasons of stories just waiting for you on Star Trek Online --- which is FREE just in case you didn't know. I'd LOVE to wake up one day and hear that Sam Dillard has gotten a big $$$ contract to do some music for Star Trek Online -- or like you mentioned, an entirely NEW Star Trek show. Either one, just as long as we get more Star Trek, and more music from this genius composer.
***** Don't always come with "We've got Star Trek Online"! I admit, it's great, but it's a game and by far not perfect! I hope, that the next star trek movie will be good and that there'll be another series again.
Automatik I also hope the next STAR TREK movie is good. Some people complained about the new JJ Abrams movies, but I thought they were both really good. I was NOT a JJ Abrams fan, I hated almost everything he had done previously and I was definitely NOT THRILLED when I heard they had handed STAR TREK over to him, but he did a GREAT job! And now I am eager to see what we get in the 3rd film. Roberto Orci was set to direct, but as of 14 hours ago IMDB has reported that Orci is out, with no mention of a replacement --- I sure hope this does NOT turn into another Hollywood drama-fest like the one that killed the HALO move in 2008. If something does derail the movies, then we better at least get a new TV series. It would be beyond stupid for Hollywood to abandon one of the biggest and most established fan-bases ever created.
Okay, JJ Abrams did not do such a bad job, but what I hate is that he changed the ships, and the phasers, torpedoes... I would have been fine with it if he hadn't changed the original starship theme, if he wanted examples, he should'a looked on STO.
Lifelong Star Trek fan, and have worked in the film industry on Star Trek professionally as well and this is god damn bloody wonderful awesome sauce amazing brilliant. Thank you for this.
There is always that feeling of "longing/nostalgia"... and out there is so much more we can ever imagine... Star Trek made this step and I am 100% sure, it's just a small preview of our very future.
I've listened to this countless times over the past two years. I cry every single time within two minutes. Then Deep Space Nine music starts. Someday. We will all live among the stars. Why? Because we are all made of star dust.
Fantastic music from such a long running series. The iconic TOS music, the triumphant TNG music, and the absolutely wonderful intros to DS9 and Voyager are just phenomenal.
I grew up as a kid watching Star Trek with my dad up until now as a 41 year old adult. Sadly he passed away last week. He absolutely loved it and so when I heard this I just knew that I have to have this at his funeral as a tribute to him. It's beautiful and reminds me so much of the good times with him.
iMarc89 I know many people didn't like it because it wasn't a traditional trek theme but I really thought it fit enterprise as it was a different take of Star Trek
WHat did you expect from a part compsed by Jerry Goldmsith himself? Voyager's and TNG's themes are the most powerful of all Star Trek themes. And ironically Voyager is one of the best, capturing the best the essence of bold space exploration.
Voyager, although l liked it, was not my favorite series - nothing still even comes remotely close to the classic TOS, in my opinion - but l agree it had the most stirring, epic, and majestic theme of all.
I grew up on Star Trek, at a young age it taught me critical thinking skills and a strong moral compass of what was right and wrong. I found myself hoping for an optimistic future where we would finally get our shit together and see what we could really accomplish.
@@SwordsmanMercenary OTIO means you think my views are not genuine, but I assure you they are. If you have a real argument to make, make it. If not, continue to use stupid zoomer acronyms.
@@XH1927 My dearXH1927 why would I bother? The only reason anyone makes politically charged comments online is to hope to start some flame war. Welcome to the internet get used to acronyms you dislike being used.
@@SwordsmanMercenary And you should get used to people who hold views you find unpalatable existing. I don't give a fuck about a flame war, all I give a fuck about is why people like you who are degenerate, stupid, and disgusting being allowed to exist.
Yeah I wanted all the themes to be playing simultaneously as if part of some larger whole, was tough to figure out how best to get things to flow and sound right and I ended up using the core Trek theme as the glue to hold it all together
@@SamoStudios I loved how you used the DS9 theme as kind of a common thread for the other themes--it works especially because the first eight notes of the DS9 melody are actually the same notes of the Jerry Goldsmith TMP/TNG theme, just with different syncopation.
Whenever life beats me down, I listen to this and remember that Star Trek will forever be a part of my soul. The work of hundreds of talented people bringing to life a vision of what humanity can be. No matter how hard life can get, we will always have Star Trek to show us the way forward. That said, it breaks my heart to see that they completely destroyed that quality with the new trek. Instead of showing us what we could be, they elected to show the worst sides of humanity to us as if we don't get enough of that on the news.
I chose to believe that “Discovery” isn’t Star Trek. It bears no resemblance in spirit or tone to the preceding series in the franchise. I hope things are better for you now. Live long and prosper.
Star Trek was and is so powerful, because of the hope for a brighter future it portrayed. Kurtzman is producing a poor facsimile of Game of Thrones, and knows only how to paint a picture of needless suffering, a cavalier attitude towards death, and a future where everything is all wrong.
@@redhillstudios1701-F It was good but it didn't fix anything. Strange new worlds is still running. Discovery is still running. Lower Decks. And all of them are horribly bad.
It is a better future if you look at actual statistics about quality of life, and if you consider more access to information and resources to be a positive thing. But if you focus on the negative (and watch the evening news) you're never going to think we've arrived at a better future.
I don't know if the person who made this will see this comment, but: five years ago, I came across this video while studying for a school test, and it blew my mind. I couldn't believe one person could make something like this, and I had to learn how. Now, I'm an amateur composer and I've made several similar projects (none of them as amazing, though!) Being a huge Trek fan, I've listened to this a lot over the years, and now I'm back once more with the premiere of ST:Picard. Thank you for this!
As a self-taught musician, my work is the result of an entire lifetime of learning music and figuring out software and has certainly not been easy. But the struggle is worth it when I see comments like this, and I am honored that my work has had such an impact :)
SamoStudios Thank you for this! It’s very true, it’s not at all easy, but every time it gets overwhelming, I think of videos like this one and the pieces written by the original composers and remind myself that the end product is worth it! Music is a very powerful and inspirational thing, you never know the kind of influence it can have on someone, and that makes it so much more special😊
It's easy to be dizzy with fear when contemplating how insignificant we are in the massive endless space that is the cosmos... countless stars, comprising countless galaxies and everything drifting apart from each other. Fear and despair about the hopelessness of being alone. But when listening to THIS track.... you get such a sense of optimism... like, we don't know anything about what's out there, but we are MEANT to... we are meant to go there, if not you or me, then someone else will eventually do it. This song gives hope for humanity and the belief that we will be able to spread out and one day truly make our home among the stars.
This makes me proud to be a Trekkie, and part of Starfleet, and with the hope of a better future for the next generations. Live long and prosper. Edit on Nov. 29th, 2022 (with my cat on my lap): Hoping for society to become less selfish and aggressive, and less complicated, stupid and to strive for a better future for our children and their children, and grandchildren (and for our pets), and with a future out in our galaxy (especially if we destroy Earth anyway).
Chief O'Brien this is the captain, I order you to scan and isolate those humanoids who dislike this wonderful piece of music and beam them to the brig! Picard out!
Space... The Final Frontier... These fine ships are daring to do anything even if it mean risking their own lifes... To Boldly go where not even a Q has gone before... We are Starfleet, Courageous, curious, incredible, and most of all... We are Family. Go Boldly and do whatever your perpose is in life.
How we deal with death is just as important as how we deal with life. Kirk: romulan ale!, why bones. This is illegal! McCoy: I only use it for medical purposes
I had the same reaction for the beginning as well. Grew up with Classic and would watch it -every time it came on and i was home/shopping in stores with the TV on-, fell in love with DS9. Can't say I cared too much for the rest of the versions, but those two alone were enough to make me a Trekker forever. Beam me up, Scotty.
Last year I was diagnosed with PTSD, for weeks at a time I’ve just shut down but then I listen to this and am reminded of my childhoood and the words come to me, from somewhere deep within: “Go Boldly.” Three continents, a war, and a decade later... I’m moved to tears. To live... is to boldly go where I haven’t gone before.
Man I swear there will never be now or in the future something made like this masterpiece. It's just so inspiring and hopeful and we can only hope that earth evolve and live up to these great principles and overpass its disputes
Man Conquered the first frontier that was land. It wouldn’t take very long after for man to conquer the second frontier that was the ocean. Then man eventually conquered the third frontier that was the air. And once there were no more frontiers left on earth some people settled, some stoped exploring and gave up. But then there was those who never stoped dreaming, never stoped achieving. And eventually man set out on the 4th frontier space the final frontier, these are the voyages of the human race. Their ongoing mission to seek out that witch they have not, to achieve that witch they haven’t, to believe, discover, understand, uncover, expand, find, learn, to explore...to boldly go where no one has gone before. Let us hope these type of people the dreamers and achievers never fully go away or die out.
Thay wont, because thay are our bright stars in this darknes called Life. All above , Enterprise , is literly humanity look forward in futur , step the way no one try befor and grow to endless away !
We haven't really conquered the second frontier, we know more about the surfaces of Mars and the Moon than we know of the ocean depths. However maybe we can finally reach for the stars when we start to grow up and behave in a civilised manner towards each other. We have so much to offer, yet we spend more on destruction than we do on exploration! Maybe it will happen one day, but alas I won't be around when it does.
I hope all of humanity will appreciate this beautiful imaginations one day. :) People just care about money, never something as awesome as Star Trek. This pieces of imagination reflect on how and what great species we are, the power to dream and hope.
This is one of the best things I've heard on RUclips!!! Excellent work, you've done Star Trek proud!! For what it's worth, my favourite thing about "Enterprise" was it's theme.
It's wonderful how this musical arrangement takes many people on a journey through their memories of 'Star Trek'. The characters, actors and actresses; the effect it had on them and their families; it's cultural impacts; and not forgetting it's humour. For 6.5 minutes we are whisked away to a better place to eventually be gently set down to leave inspirational comments for others. "To all mankind -- may we never find space so vast, planets so cold, heart and mind so empty that we cannot fill them with love and warmth."
I feel that this perfectly captures the wonder and mystery of the world that Star Trek gives us. It is one hell of a future for Humans to strive for; a glorious world where the problems of today are; (at least mostly) solved and we serve as one of the founder species of the United Federation of Planets which sounds like a sovereign entity of which we haven't developed yet. If I get to pick which fictional world to live in it would definitely be the world of star trek. Alas, Star Trek Online will have to do for now.
I wish I had been born in the 23rd century so I could be part of Starfleet. Alas, it shall never be... Also, if Earth’s first starship isn’t named Enterprise, I will hurt someone.
You did bloody amazing! I almost cried when i heard it. It brings so much especially the DS9 theme. you did so well thank you with all my heart. and in the finest of Star trek tradition...Live long and Prosper. Qapla!
I watched TOS when first aired on TV in 1967. It was and still is one of my favorites. and they have come a long way from that first show. A very long way!👍❤️
Tim Kerman The Star Trek multiverse is all part of alpha canon. Mirror universe and Kelvin Timeline both are affected and have their ties back to the Prime timeline. Kelvin is alpha canon. The Hobus Supernova is a confirmed event in Prime. Prime Spock lived and died in Kelvin. CBS even released a complete history of the Trek universe confirming the alpha canon nature of Kelvin.
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I'm 26 years old and I started watching star trek at the age of 8, I Voyager was the first show I remember watching with my mum and dad, they told me it was a show of infinite possibilities and wonders, sadly my mum passed away when I was 12 and the one show that helped me through that loss was Enterprise because of how connected you could feel to the characters. Star trek is for dreamers and those who hope for a better future, this franchise will endure as it already has
Live long and prosper!!
And I’m 12 and started watching Star Trek at 11
I’m 15, my father made me see Star Trek: enterprise when I was 9, I loved it and I saw every series. I saw voyager 5 times
And I'm 18, still trying to finish my 8th rewatch of DS9 and 12th rewatch of TNG. And together, we're all boldly going where no one has gone... before...
Louisiana Jones I’m 12 and have never watched Star Trek before disco
I started watching when I was 10, but didn’t understand most of it until I was 12
"Let's make sure history never forgets the name Enterprise."
Just watched that ep
Who?
@@JohnDoe-df2nh Picard
CHILLS! Tasha Yar, going out like a boss on Enterprise C....at the Battle of Kitamar, when they won the admiration of the Klingon empire and thus their alliance with the Federation.
fate it protects fools, children, and starships named enterprise: cmd will Riker
Those series increased my faith in humanity. People around me are decreasing it every day.
These are the series I love.
Get better people. 👍
That's why it is the responsibility of any and every sentient creature to seek out a relationship with the Creator . That is true faith .
@@TheSpiritOf97 Well, the population of this planet, which is the sample that he's drawing from, is a steaming bag of garbage. That poses obvious challenges.
this is the truest comment i have ever seen
"Let us make sure that history never forgets the name..ENTERPRISE"
don't forget the Defiant and the Voyager XD
is it weird that i read it with Patrick Stewart's voice in my head?
@@oren1neu1dag Not at all.
@@alexchamber9769 Star Trek: Next Generation, Season 3, Episode 15 "Yesterday's Enterprise"
@@alexchamber9769 I want to say it was from one of the STNG movies. Just can't seem to nail down which as of yet. So I may go and binge watch them all.
The voyager theme sounds incredible
I always like listening to it and thinking of the context. The starkness, and the beauty, of being alone in an unexplored place.
Star trek music is beauty to my ears
Agreed, this is fantastic!
@@felixleong61 the only time star trek made a gigantic error is when they made the Enterprise series that intro gave me nightmares and ear bleeding so to say that's how bad it was.
@@ubsstudios3916 best is not to question it and just ignore them or just role with it
"Now, you remember that, you hear? You treat her like a lady... and she'll always bring you home!" - Adm. McCoy
I love how this really brings out the meaning of each individual theme:
TOS and TNG : Adventurous and daring
DS9: stoic and brave
Voyger: Lonely but optimistic
Enterprise: A long road gettin' from there to here.
Pretty much every star trek theme to date, minus maybe the animated series has been absolutely amazing for reflecting on the tone of the show and the franchise as a whole, from the original series to Discovery, Picard and lower decks, it's an ever changing journey that I'm thrilled to be able to be along for the ride on
@@adambrown6669 I don't mind Discovery's theme. The show is absolute mastubatory nonsense and mary sue crap but... the theme is fine. Picard though... I detest absolutely everything about that show. From the screenplay, the characters, and the overall direction... to the music. And that's a first for me. And we wont talk about the lower decks. Let's just not.
Discovery: violence - Mike stoklassa
@@adambrown6669 I don't like Discovery or Picard but the themes are ok-ish. Most creative theme for me is Voyager even though DS9 is my favorite show. I hated ENT theme but, just like the show it grew on me over time.
Discovery: yum yum
Picard: sheer fucking hubris
Starfleet Officer Smith, Jason, 1957 - 2016, I spent 3 weeks trying to write your funeral speech but I just played this instead.. I love you dad
Godspeed
May the Great Bird of the Galaxy protect him on his Journey.
Totally Made It long life and prosperity 🖖🏻
Totally Made It May your dad find eternal rest in God's merciful embrace. RIP Starfleet Officer Jason Smith.
Salute, man.
May your dad only know fair winds and following seas. You did him proud with this.
"So much for the Enterprise-E.
"
"We barely knew her.
"
"Think they'll build another one?
"
"Plenty of letters left in the alphabet."
the name Enterprise will never be forgotten
D
That was Enterprise-D, not E.
No, it was E.
Shaftoe It was E, just after they’ve given the self destruct order. Was a conversation between Picard and Crusher right before leaving the bridge.
Mr. Chekov: "Heading captain?"
Captain Kirk: "Second star to the right and straight on till' morning."
Second star to the right.
Never never land.
Undiscovered Country: Beautiful and perfect ending to these characters we’ve watched for decades!
Generations: BRING OUT KIRK AGAIN!
Shields Keptin?
Thisss so this my friend good to know we are not alone!!
Out of the 35 dislikers :
- 30 were borg.
- 4 were Conspiracists.
- 1 had no idea what he was listening to.
Right, Non Trekkies/Trekkers
Wrong! I'm what you'd call a "Conspiracist", and yet here I am. Totally worshiping this Music!
thanatan86 Then you're very welcome !
I bet Species 8472 was one of them...
the first borg will reach the earth in 46 years
Ladies and Gentlemen, in its power and majesty, please stand for the anthem of the human race.
4:04 *everyone stands*
@@DrumToTheBassWoop Absolutely.
The difference between Star Wars and Star Trek? Simple.
Star Wars entertains.
Star Trek inspires.
SO TRUE!!
Absolutely!!!!
SO TRUE
Actually the true difference is science fiction vs science fantasy. Star Trek is mostly based in fact, whereas Star Wars is more like Lord of the Rings in space. It's possible to be entertained and inspired by both. It's also possible to be a fan of both.
Maybe a reason why Star Trek has endured and thrived for 50+ years?
Going through an incredibly difficult stage in life. Upheaval. Personal failure. Relational collapse. In the midst of a worldwide outbreak of sickness, uncertainty, and continued injustice. Life is massively overwhelming right now. Thank you for this symphony, which reminds us that on the other side of humanity's darkest moments... rests the undiscovered country that is the future.
Stay strong good sir. You are cared for.
I'm going through the same thing and I feel the same way. Thank you, brother. Live long and Prosper.
hope you are doing better
@@megazero952 Thank you! I forgot I had made this comment. On the other side of divorce now, and it's where I actually need to be. To the undiscovered country...
@@brandonfreeman1563 good on you, new account?
And to think this all started with a little leap of faith from a certain beloved comedienne, actress, and eventual investor via DesiLu Studios as its co-founder... When every other studio had rejected the first series, she boldly went where no one had gone before. ^-^
And set about inspiring many young minds, now scientists and engineers wanting the reality they saw on TV. A really good use of television for good, inspiring ambition and adventure.
Indeed. Another fun fact: Gene Roddenberry was an LAPD officer 1949-56.
@@MathMatt17 He also wrote a pilot show called the Lieutenant. Several Star Trek cast members had starred as guest stars on the show.
I think I remember seeing somewhere that when the pilot for Star Trek was pitched to Lucille Ball she thought it had something to do with the U.S.O.
@@MathMatt17 ?
I have never heard that Before. Are you sure you aren't thinking of when he was a military officer?
Space....The Final Frontier. These are the voyages of the Starship Enterprise. Its continuing mission: to explore strange new worlds, to seek out new lives and new civilizations, to boldly go where no one has gone before!!
Went to a concert hosted by George Takai, who recited it to kick off a fireworks display
I just had to imagine this little scene at the end of "Enterprise" where all Captains say a part of this quote.
.......that split infinitive still persists .
@@philipvernejules9926 To go boldly where no one has gone before. Is it so hard?
Where no MAN has gone before.Please don’t rewrite history. You’ll be pulling down statues next.
Star Trek is a demonstration of what humanity can become if we come together in friendship and harmony. We could really explore the undiscovered country and the unknown void that lies ahead. Let's see what's out there!
I hear ya. Only way to get humanity in the right direction, is making sure that idiots like Trump are never elected again.
@@Techrat3D
Don´t forget that Star Trek history includes the Eugenic Wars...
We're in that Undiscovered Country
Right Now.
Omega0850 and the lessons learned from it
Picard and discovery don’t share our lack of vision for this divine future, maybe one day
EDIT: Almost 2024... Beam me up, RUclips!
EDIT: Sep. 2023 - Best creation vibes for me are listening to this.
EDIT: SUMMER 2023, PICARD SEASON 3 Made me happy for the first time in 30 years!
*Almost 2020, Who's here for remembering the best episodes ever of his/her best beloved television series?!*
Original Series season 1-Finale
Don’t get me started - not enough time for that!
Remember that time spock cried?
William Gutshall ooof
As it turned out plenty of time to rewatch them this year
God, this brings back memories of how Star Trek used to be. They were inspiring days.
Amazing how a TV show can influence someone's life.
Some things never age: the message of Star Trek among them.
"Used to be"? Try "still is". If you're not seeing that, you're missing the point altogether.
@@Shatterhand2049 "New Trek" is trash. Violent, dark, uninspiring, hopeless. If YOU aren't seeing that you never really understood Star Trek.
@@aikawaayumu9003 finally someone else who notices that lmao
They still are inspiring days. I see each new series as a challenge and an adventure to be followed.
After all these years - still so touching! 💖
I remember how freshman year of High School I notice during spring break that Netflix has all the Star Trek series and films there, so I think to myself that I should probably check out a few episodes of TOS and see what all the fuzz was about. *Best.Decision.Ever*
Minimeister317 Have you finished watching all the series since you’ve posted this comment?
Good on ya!
Welcome friend!
@@Hitithardify I've watched all of TOS, TNG, DS9, Voyager, half of Enterprise and all of the movies except Nemesis cause I cannot find it anywhere.
Wow, I'm honestly lost for words after hearing this. My dad was a huge Trek fan, he loved DS9 fondly. When I heard that part I'll admit I cried. He passed away just over 7 weeks ago, I'm sure he would of loved to have heard this. Incredible.
There's nothing else to be said than 🖖.
@Bert D He was cremated, his ashes reside at my mother's house. I play this track every now and then, especially at times when I'm reminiscing about him.....like now 🖖
@@Daedalus-BC308 Very true 🖖
🌸🌸
We are star dust , we will die and born that's the rule of the universe, think how we are born , we are born from star dust we are star dust, we are too small in comparison with the universe , our problem are too small , we just need to achieve a very tiny area of this earth from the very tiny earth in comparison to universe to fulfill our dream earth is too small , if we die the universe doesn't care
I don't know how often I listened to this masterpiece. I gave me chills every time... I grew up with TNG and it was always my favorite series.
Most people don't know this, but the TOS theme is originally titled 'Stardrive' 🚀
🌌🔭
And Gene Roddenberry wrote lyrics for the theme song which were never used. But he gets shared credit and royalties for doing that.
@spuwho I've seen the lyrics many years ago. Roddenberry also used part of the theme music from 'Twelve O-Clock High' in the STTOS theme music 🎶
🌌🔭
Seriously, using the DS9 theme and the Voyager theme as a musical call and response at 3:35 was brilliant. Then using all the themes as counter melodies to one another was bloody amazing!!!
camero3100 exactly what I was hearing
@camero3100, I hadn't noticed the call and response until you pointed it out. Up until then I'd only picked up on the Voyager timpani roll at 3:55 prior to going into the full theme 13 seconds later.
I second your "brilliant."
@@lawrenceallwright7041 I don't fully understand it, but it makes the songs blend together butter smooth and just works, I third this "Brilliant"
I noticed that, and there was a bit of it between the TNG and DS9 themes too, with those 8 notes that represent the Enterprise inserted a couple times at the start of the ds9 bit
Now that you have said it, I can't ever not notice it. Seriously, it's so good that it makes me smile.
"You all are astronauts on... Some kind of Star Trek!"
-Zefram Chchrane- ST: First Contact
That same actor had been in a STNG series episode too. He was leader of a world where they put their war criminals on a nearby moon. Actually, they were enhanced humans fighting for them, but when the war was over, they didn't want them running around causing trouble on the home world. An episode in series 3 I believe...
Hearing that triumphant 'Voyager' theme brought back so many childhood memories of being sat in front of the tv at 7pm on a Wednesday night
When DS9's theme kicks in I think of Aron Eisenberg RIP this ones for you 🖖
Easily the best one, I would say. The horns and brass sell it well.
And now, also Rene Auberjonois as well. 🖖
@@enterprise1701e yes indeed 😔🖖
RIP Nog and Constable Odo
🖖 may they Live Long and Prosper
I get chills every time Voyager’s theme fully kicks in.
Same. Gets me teared up sometimes - no matter how hopeless it may have been for them, they never lost it. Keeps me going sometimes :)
Same reaction: chills down my spine and tears in my eyes
Star Trek shows us where to go, Science shows us how to get there.
And with the DS9 Bell riots strangely imitating the Portland riots, we're not that far away, right?
@@mtjoy747 now we just need a eugenics war and ww3 and we'll have made Star Trek almost a reality.
Gentelmen let us set rela life aside and try to think of realistic way to get there, without much real life events to need unfolding, and no more bloodshed to happen as well.
IDIC & LLAP
@@jacobfoss7783 just let Donald Trump have his way with the States again, and we’ll get there.
Happy birthday Star Trek. Here's to 50 more years of boldly going
I missed your post by exactly a day. Fascinating.
Here's to 50 more years of boldly going were no man has gone before
Deplorable Data sadly, it did.
I think that anyone who "gets" Star Trek, I mean REALLY gets it, what it's trying to teach and the future it's trying to show us, loves it. Tomorrow CAN be better than today. We can do more as a species than exploit each other and our environment for profit or kill and oppress each other over resources and religions. We have the power to build a utopia, we together do.
For getting Star Trek, without losing
your memory.
You get a preview of an upcoming Paramount Picture!
::
"O. James Tiberius Kirk.
No, no, no.
There will be no odd escape.
No unexpected heroics to gesture a
handsome victory.
No extension of your lifeline.
All there shall be, all
you shall know.
Right before you die.
Is that: limb to lifeless limb,
I.
That I, Kirk,
am he who blew the fragments of
your damned imploded body out into cold open space.
But, before that occurs.
While I enter my commands regarding your demise
into this Starfleet control panel.
(😈)
You shall hear Shakespeare,
throughout every deck and jefferies tube of your deuterium coffin.
Now.
Shall I begin?
(pause, then across every deck of the Enterprise-A)
"Tomorrow and tomorrow, and tomorrow, creeps in this petty pace
from day to day.
To the last syllable of recorded time;
And all our yesterdays have lighted fools the way to dusty death.
Out, out, brief candle!
Life's but a walking shadow, a poor player!"
- Khan Noonien Singh to Captain James T. Kirk from..
:;
"STΛR TRΞK: TOMORROW'S ENTΞRPRISΞ"
"A creeping vessel crackling with sheer electricity breaks through dense dark purple haze of the Eagle Nebula, the stellar nursery for hundreds of glistening
🌟s!
A single name illuminated across it's wide bow..
USS RELIANT
..a sharp edge disc flanked by its recognizable upper stabilizer and backward-facing warp nacelles at her alloyed foot!
Opposite of her bow, another vessel,
enters into each's starlit, cloud-pillared field of holographic view.
sLightly damaged, an open laser-gash crosses the name of..
USS ENTE⚡PRISE-Λ!
The "R" obviously missing!
The panel-broke bridge of the USS RELIANT, Khan's face (Benedict Cumberbatch), a mouth-creasing grin beneath long flowing white-lightning hair! 😀!
The crew-injured bridge of the USS ENTE_PRISE-Λ, Kirk's face (Chris Pine), a look of determination as he looks to Spock (Zach Quinto) for something, searching for anything resembling an ultimate solution! 😬!
Khan's remaining crew at helm and at battle stations, load, then launch burning red-photon 🎇-torpedoes.
Kirk screams-commands Scotty to eject the Enterprise's tethered deflector array, dangling, while it fires an intense pulse that produces a massive deflector shield that ripples blue waves of energy around the distressed ship!
The victor emerges from the billowing starry nebula, with the Federation's top secret GENESis Project spoils in tow and in cargo hold, his bruised nemesis.. in custody, his crew arrested, the wreckage of the Reliant drifts behind in it's wake. A sigh of relief by Sulu.
McCoy grips Kirk's shoulder.
Chekov's seat is empty. Many members of the Enterprise-Λ crew have sadly been killed in the confrontation with Khan.
Kirk and the crew of the Enterprise-Λ have once again defeated Khan and ended his chaotic schemes for Galactic domination.. are also able to aVoid the seemingly impending death of Spock at the deeds of Khan.
After celebrating on the bridge, the Enterprise crew sets course for Wolf 359 where a maximum containment facility specifically designed for the captured Khan and his crew awaits.
Something doesn't appear correct. The ship's subatomic clock is glitching.
Suddenly! Nearing the edge of Wolf 359 and its gaseous behemoths.!.
a shape-shifting, glossy black cube transwarp-exits subSpace in front of them!
A 🤖-voice hacks the comm:
WE ARE THE BORG. RESISTANCE IS FUTILE. YOU WILL BE ASSIMILATED... THROUGH A SERIES OF PROCEDURES THAT ENTAIL THE INSTALLMENT OF BORG NANO-MACHINES THROUGHOUT YOUR BIOLOGICAL SYSTEMS..
ASIDE FROM YOUR VESSEL'S NEURAL NETWORKS.
ELECTION IS NOT AN OPTION.
The already battered Enterprise is easily outmatched.
Until..
several quantum torpedoes completely burst one side of the Borg cube.
Another ship appears!
The name of ENTERPRISE-D fills in panorama!
She consummates her attack on the impossible Borg construct!
It explodes!
Meanwhile, on the ergodynamic bridge of the Enterprise-D:
😐. Captain Jean-Luc Picard (Tom Hardy) is satisfied and crosses his arms firmly.
First Commander William T. Riker (Chris Evans) utters a fitting one-liner from his bearded lips.
Second Commander Data (Tom Hiddleston), straight-faced and silent, adjusts and then flips on a single toggle of a touch-panel hologram interface..
👉:.:🕹
..as he delivers his prognosis of the situation to Lieutenant Commander Geordi Laforge (Anthony Mackie) who scans for remaining traces of Borg nanomachinery; a raised personalized-engineering visor over his forehead; his eyes are gray-cybernetic.
Lieutenant Worf (Dave Batista) 😬-grimaces at the sight of the extinguished-demolished cube and pumps his 💪!
Ensign Catherine Janeway slumps into her chair as youthful Helmsman Benjamin Sisko wipes his sweat-beaded brow with the sleeve of his red-shirt.
Councilor Deanna Troi (Aishwarya Rai) is permafrost, cool, 😑, and unmoving.
Kirk and Uhura embrace aghast on board the Enterprise-Λ, see the aglow title of Enterprise... -D closing at stern!
🤔.
Spock raises his right eye brow, unshaken, unafraid.
🤨.
Through the view screen, as they make their way toward the obviously assimilated containment station free floating in space, the crew of the Enterprise-Λ see dozens of blown-out Borg cubes littering the space of Wolf 359.
Clearly the handiwork of the incredible Enterprise-D and Captain Picard!
Thus begins a time twisting Star Trek tale that delves into the very unique character of Gene Roddenberry's beloved franchise and quantum entangles it with real theory- solar system engulfing time crystals that have captured-captivated two generations of Enterprise that must contend with a new horror in time traveling Borg that are attempting to gain access to their own future technologies while striving to gain command over Earth's past, to defeat in absolute the entire Federation and the Galaxy in one fell swoop!
The lightly-grizzled, white-haired Khan being the villainous quantum key in the balance who's holding both the Borg's ultimate victory over the Alpha Quadrant and the Enterprises' thrilling joint destiny against total annihilation and absolute victory over the Borg forever!"
:.:
Plays while you read the "treatment", as a teaser to the teaser trailer
:
ruclips.net/video/-SRu_anT0PU/видео.html
:.:
(At the same time..) A vision of Commander Data
played by Tom Hiddleston plays to-- teases true Star Trek fans!
:
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Robert Brown , while it exploits us for profit
I hate to burst your bubble but in order to obtain a utopia you have to destroy evil, but in order to do that you have to become that very evil yourself. So in the end, you end up becoming no different from ones who oppressed you in the first place. And religion isn't evil, it's the people who use it for the wrong reasons who are. The same goes for any form of politics, business, or an object to used to kill someone. They are only tools and ideas that are used by people for different reasons. Some are good and some bad. I love _Star Trek_ as much as as the next person but there are certain things about it that I will never agree with because of how it goes against human nature.
Bradlard Studios We won’t ever make it to a true utopia during our lifetimes, or perhaps any lifetime, because society doesn’t change on a dime just because we meet some interstellar alien race. It takes decades, centuries, for change to take hold. And when certain systems have been in place for millennia or are even inherent to mankind, they may never change at all. Currency will never be abolished, greed will never be overcome, and people will never just stop disagreeing and get along. I’m sorry, but you asked for it when you condemned realists to die in hell. We all must eventually recognize that reality is not Star Trek.
There will always be the issue of basic human evil. There will never, I repeat, never be a utopia. If anything, the KJV Bible is proving true.
If you think I'm going to sit here for nearly 7 minutes to listen to this whole thing THEN YOU ARE DAMN RIGHT!!! I am literally laughing and crying tears of joy listening to this mix for the first of WHAT WILL BE MANY times. EXCELLENT!!
Scotty: Brought a tear to me eye
Kirk: Oh, be quiet.
:)
How can this not make you feel inspired?
Kirk: this tune inspires people to do more than they are
Spock: music shouldn't be required to do that, logically every being should do their utmost regardless
Bones: damn your logic Spock!
exactly
Ever consider writing Star Trek cartoons? Got a big kick out of your dialogue!
Never skip the intro of an episode, for if you do you cannot relive the nostalgia moments when you hear the show's theme
Tell her "I feel fine"
Misty eyed and proud
One man's imagination brought us a whole new ideology.
Roddenberry may your journey continue
Eargasm for every true Star Trek fan out there. Love it! The Voyager part was amazing.
THAT VOYAGER BIT AT THE END OH MY GOSH!!! SO AMAZING!!!
This is an amazing composition! When William Shatner became the oldest person to go to space on Oct 13, 2021, I had this music playing in the background as I watched his historic flight live...
How appropriate of you to do thiis,sir.
What they did with the DS9 theme is so beautiful. I've got tears in my eyes as I write this.
When that Voyager theme starts to kick in *goosebumps* love this so much.
My 2 week old son falls asleep to this song constantly. I first heard it, or a version similar, in a mod I play and started playing it at home with this video on the sound system and I can guarantee that his little mind is loving everything this offers. Honestly, from a father, thank you.
He could be a future cadet on a starship in the future. :D
Star Trek Armada III?
@alexruddies1718
Sorry for the 10m reply, just looked and saw your comment. It was a Stellaris Mod, Star Trek New Horizons, I believe. It's been a while since I've played, so can't recall right away
Star Trek is truly amazing. I caught all the themes: The original series, The Next Generation, Deep Space Nine, and, the most epic of all, Voyager. I listen to this all the time!
I can't find the _TNG_ theme in this. Where is it?
@@JLRules starts at 0:56
@@sgcdialler Yeah, I finally noticed it. For some reason, my brain was initially recognising it as the "leaving spacedock" from _TWOK_ . Brain fart, or what?
Agreed!
.....Voyager is today the favourite for me.
I legitimately cried at the Voyager part. No one ever thought it could be done better, but you did it. Props to you for this
Thank you, Voyager was my favorite theme as a kid so I was extra careful with that one as to keep its purity intact while emphasizing the majestic quality I've always felt with it.
BrettG17 The entire symphony had me in tears.
and that is exactly, the only way to do a Homage! Good Job Sir! Safe Travels!
Samo, your version of the Voyager theme here, does indeed surpass the Jerry Goldsmith version on the TV show. I agree with all the kudos. I listen to this entire cut as often as I can.
BrettG17 After hearing this, the best John Williams could ever do if hired for Star Trek was something that sounds worse than Tom Green's "Bum Bum Song" or the Macarena compared to this epic masterpiece medley .
Thank you soooo much Sam!! I can't tell you how happy you've made me! I hold back the tears every time I listen to this. I especially love the chorus in the background...shear brilliance! It reminds me of something James Horner would do, and did do in the Titanic sound track.
I am twenty-nine years old. I have been a trekkie since I was eleven years old. Even my subatomic particles have Starfleet Insignia on them. I have loved this music since forever, it still gives me the chills because it is a symbol of what Trek stands for.
same here trek through and through this is blended perfectly if only we had a new sshow worthy of it back to true trek
Dave V
We've got STAR TREK ONLINE. They just released the 9th season (bringing back most of the original actors from Voyager as they return to the Delta Quadrant). Tim Russ returns as Admiral Tuvok and will be joined by Garrett Wang as Harry Kim, commanding officer of the U.S.S. Rhode Island. Robert Picardo returns as The Doctor and Ethan Phillips again plays Neelix (now a colony administrator) -- and most awesome of all, Jeri Ryan returns as Seven of Nine.
In previous seasons they got Denise Crosby to reprise her role as Tasha Yar in the episode "Temporal Ambassador" which had a pretty good story; They have Leonard Nimoy as Spock (old Spock, who disappeared while trying to save the Romulans -- but us viewers know what really happened to him); and they are talking about getting Johnathan Frakes to come back and play Admiral Riker.
If you are thirsting for more Star Trek stories, but set just a few decades further into the future, then there are now 9 seasons of stories just waiting for you on Star Trek Online --- which is FREE just in case you didn't know.
I'd LOVE to wake up one day and hear that Sam Dillard has gotten a big $$$ contract to do some music for Star Trek Online -- or like you mentioned, an entirely NEW Star Trek show. Either one, just as long as we get more Star Trek, and more music from this genius composer.
*****
Don't always come with "We've got Star Trek Online"! I admit, it's great, but it's a game and by far not perfect! I hope, that the next star trek movie will be good and that there'll be another series again.
Automatik
I also hope the next STAR TREK movie is good. Some people complained about the new JJ Abrams movies, but I thought they were both really good. I was NOT a JJ Abrams fan, I hated almost everything he had done previously and I was definitely NOT THRILLED when I heard they had handed STAR TREK over to him, but he did a GREAT job! And now I am eager to see what we get in the 3rd film. Roberto Orci was set to direct, but as of 14 hours ago IMDB has reported that Orci is out, with no mention of a replacement --- I sure hope this does NOT turn into another Hollywood drama-fest like the one that killed the HALO move in 2008. If something does derail the movies, then we better at least get a new TV series. It would be beyond stupid for Hollywood to abandon one of the biggest and most established fan-bases ever created.
Okay, JJ Abrams did not do such a bad job, but what I hate is that he changed the ships, and the phasers, torpedoes...
I would have been fine with it if he hadn't changed the original starship theme, if he wanted examples, he should'a looked on STO.
Lifelong Star Trek fan, and have worked in the film industry on Star Trek professionally as well and this is god damn bloody wonderful awesome sauce amazing brilliant. Thank you for this.
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Who else cried????
There is always that feeling of "longing/nostalgia"... and out there is so much more we can ever imagine... Star Trek made this step and I am 100% sure, it's just a small preview of our very future.
listen to the theme of star trek discovery... it has this motivating effect.
@@Ancient272 not our future.... some other planet's future perhaps
I cried in bed with my headphones in while my husband was obliviously watching TNG
@@jennywilliams1455 imagine having a significant other that likes star trek 😍
Favorite part: the blending of the DS9 theme and the opening of Voyager....goosebumps!!
I've listened to this countless times over the past two years. I cry every single time within two minutes. Then Deep Space Nine music starts.
Someday. We will all live among the stars. Why? Because we are all made of star dust.
When the Voyager theme hits... Dayum!
The Voyager theme from about 4:08 to 4:38 embodies everything that Star Trek stands for
Jerry Goldsmith was a giant.
Absolutely
Yes, I absolutely love Voyager's theme. I missed those days of looking forward to a great episode of a Star Trek show.
And Dennis McCarthy
EYYY, Starfleet insignia squad here
The music of Star Trek is low key super underrated.
TO BOLDLY GO WHERE NO MAN HAS GONE BEFORE
RIP Leonard Nimoy
it made want to cry on today Star Trek Discovery EP and seeing Leonard again
Fantastic music from such a long running series.
The iconic TOS music, the triumphant TNG music, and the absolutely wonderful intros to DS9 and Voyager are just phenomenal.
I'm 36 and I've been a fan since I was 10. Thank you Roddenberry for creating this galaxy for us to enjoy.
I love star trek a lot Seeing the enterprise D Return made me very happy.
I grew up as a kid watching Star Trek with my dad up until now as a 41 year old adult. Sadly he passed away last week. He absolutely loved it and so when I heard this I just knew that I have to have this at his funeral as a tribute to him. It's beautiful and reminds me so much of the good times with him.
❤ All good for you
This music means more to me than anything I have ever heard.
This should be officially titled as “These are the voyages.”
This is literally the best song I have listened to in my life. Including EVERY SINGLE series's theme was ingenious.
Ikr
Kevin Chen Not all of them. Didn't include Enterprise. Though, to be fair, I'm fairly glad for that. XD
iMarc89 I know many people didn't like it because it wasn't a traditional trek theme but I really thought it fit enterprise as it was a different take of Star Trek
Enterprise, if you take the thems in orchestral mode it is very pioneering, the very essence of early space exploration.
Archers theme woulda been nice i think
I absolutely love how you composed the Voyager part. If you ask me, that was Trek's finest opening and that was one really great way to showcase it.
WHat did you expect from a part compsed by Jerry Goldmsith himself? Voyager's and TNG's themes are the most powerful of all Star Trek themes. And ironically Voyager is one of the best, capturing the best the essence of bold space exploration.
Absolutely the best opening and theme song. Its the number 2 series for me but the beginning....outstanding.
YESSS Voyager all the way!!
Voyager, although l liked it, was not my favorite series - nothing still even comes remotely close to the classic TOS, in my opinion - but l agree it had the most stirring, epic, and majestic theme of all.
I grew up on Star Trek, at a young age it taught me critical thinking skills and a strong moral compass of what was right and wrong. I found myself hoping for an optimistic future where we would finally get our shit together and see what we could really accomplish.
You must be hugely disappointed by reality and how morality and ethics have slid into the dark chasm of liberalism.
@@XH1927Not really OTIO
@@SwordsmanMercenary OTIO means you think my views are not genuine, but I assure you they are. If you have a real argument to make, make it. If not, continue to use stupid zoomer acronyms.
@@XH1927 My dearXH1927 why would I bother? The only reason anyone makes politically charged comments online is to hope to start some flame war. Welcome to the internet get used to acronyms you dislike being used.
@@SwordsmanMercenary And you should get used to people who hold views you find unpalatable existing. I don't give a fuck about a flame war, all I give a fuck about is why people like you who are degenerate, stupid, and disgusting being allowed to exist.
4:55 - When Voyager fades to DS9 and all other themes are merged in as well, this is just epic.
Yeah I wanted all the themes to be playing simultaneously as if part of some larger whole, was tough to figure out how best to get things to flow and sound right and I ended up using the core Trek theme as the glue to hold it all together
You did a great job. I really really like it!!
@@SamoStudios I loved how you used the DS9 theme as kind of a common thread for the other themes--it works especially because the first eight notes of the DS9 melody are actually the same notes of the Jerry Goldsmith TMP/TNG theme, just with different syncopation.
That part makes me cry
Voyager kicking in at 4:08 took this to a whole other level.
The national anthem of earth you mean. 😎
I still get chills every time I hear it.
Because that is what Jerry Goldsmith does!
Whenever life beats me down, I listen to this and remember that Star Trek will forever be a part of my soul. The work of hundreds of talented people bringing to life a vision of what humanity can be. No matter how hard life can get, we will always have Star Trek to show us the way forward.
That said, it breaks my heart to see that they completely destroyed that quality with the new trek. Instead of showing us what we could be, they elected to show the worst sides of humanity to us as if we don't get enough of that on the news.
I chose to believe that “Discovery” isn’t Star Trek. It bears no resemblance in spirit or tone to the preceding series in the franchise. I hope things are better for you now. Live long and prosper.
Star Trek was and is so powerful, because of the hope for a brighter future it portrayed. Kurtzman is producing a poor facsimile of Game of Thrones, and knows only how to paint a picture of needless suffering, a cavalier attitude towards death, and a future where everything is all wrong.
Brilliant. My point exactly.
Picard season 3 fixed everything
@@redhillstudios1701-F It was good but it didn't fix anything. Strange new worlds is still running. Discovery is still running. Lower Decks. And all of them are horribly bad.
Who's here in 2021, still hoping for a better future?
It is a better future if you look at actual statistics about quality of life, and if you consider more access to information and resources to be a positive thing. But if you focus on the negative (and watch the evening news) you're never going to think we've arrived at a better future.
@@sarahberkner Evening news (and their non-evening siblings) have a vested interest in people thinking things are bad!
I am here in 2024 and still hopeful for a better future, though the present is quite stormy.
@@davidallbaugh6858I’m along with you, my dear time traveler. 👍🏻
Very positive group of comments.
Listening to this music, dreaming of new worlds and new civilizations... BEAUTIFUL!!
I don't know if the person who made this will see this comment, but: five years ago, I came across this video while studying for a school test, and it blew my mind. I couldn't believe one person could make something like this, and I had to learn how. Now, I'm an amateur composer and I've made several similar projects (none of them as amazing, though!)
Being a huge Trek fan, I've listened to this a lot over the years, and now I'm back once more with the premiere of ST:Picard. Thank you for this!
As a self-taught musician, my work is the result of an entire lifetime of learning music and figuring out software and has certainly not been easy. But the struggle is worth it when I see comments like this, and I am honored that my work has had such an impact :)
SamoStudios Thank you for this! It’s very true, it’s not at all easy, but every time it gets overwhelming, I think of videos like this one and the pieces written by the original composers and remind myself that the end product is worth it! Music is a very powerful and inspirational thing, you never know the kind of influence it can have on someone, and that makes it so much more special😊
Best part is 4:00 when the Voyager theme starts to kick in! Oh, those french horns! The whole composition is amazing, but that segment blows me away.
+Beau74 I'm partial to the strings myself. cuz I played concert violin for 10 years. But it's ALL great!!
Mrs. Phyllis Stephens Shut. Up.
Voyager💜
All the themes were amazing but for me it was the way it all goes quiet for the opening of the DS9 theme that got the bumps
Hilmar Uwe Hofmann I got goosebumps when the voyager theme came in XD
Into the stars Spock....godspeed.....we'll miss you.
amen
im cring
Spock has traveled to the Undiscovered Country.
Excellent scoring. Truly encapsulated the Star Trek television series.
I always imagined something like this would be composed for a team up film between TNG, DS9 and Voyager. Simply incredible!
the voyager theme is so awesome!
no duh
It's easy to be dizzy with fear when contemplating how insignificant we are in the massive endless space that is the cosmos... countless stars, comprising countless galaxies and everything drifting apart from each other. Fear and despair about the hopelessness of being alone. But when listening to THIS track.... you get such a sense of optimism... like, we don't know anything about what's out there, but we are MEANT to... we are meant to go there, if not you or me, then someone else will eventually do it. This song gives hope for humanity and the belief that we will be able to spread out and one day truly make our home among the stars.
The key is, we need a partnership with some Vulcan like species, guiding us.
I would love to hear this in Star Trek: Armada 3. I bet the developers would love it.
Amazing work!
Absolutely enchanting. I wish the Star Trek movies used your talent.
This makes me proud to be a Trekkie, and part of Starfleet, and with the hope of a better future for the next generations.
Live long and prosper.
Edit on Nov. 29th, 2022 (with my cat on my lap):
Hoping for society to become less selfish and aggressive, and less complicated, stupid and to strive for a better future for our children and their children, and grandchildren (and for our pets), and with a future out in our galaxy (especially if we destroy Earth anyway).
Right, each Trekkie carries a piece of Starfleet in their heart.
@@mikoto7693 yes exactly. I really like your words 😊
Chief O'Brien this is the captain, I order you to scan and isolate those humanoids who dislike this wonderful piece of music and beam them to the brig!
Picard out!
Aye Aye Captain
It's okay, there are always some borg out there XD
I don't like it cause there was hardly any TOS, TMP, or TNG in it. I can't stand the themes from DS9 or VOY. TMP>TNG>Nothing else close.
Spock: That would be the logical thing to do.
Romulan Veruuls, all of them!
Space...
The Final Frontier...
These fine ships are daring to do anything even if it mean risking their own lifes...
To Boldly go where not even a Q has gone before...
We are Starfleet, Courageous, curious, incredible, and most of all...
We are Family. Go Boldly and do whatever your perpose is in life.
How we deal with death is just as important as how we deal with life.
Kirk: romulan ale!, why bones. This is illegal!
McCoy: I only use it for medical purposes
When it transitioned into DS9, I got goosebumps
I cried.
I ASMR'd
I had the same reaction for the beginning as well. Grew up with Classic and would watch it -every time it came on and i was home/shopping in stores with the TV on-, fell in love with DS9. Can't say I cared too much for the rest of the versions, but those two alone were enough to make me a Trekker forever.
Beam me up, Scotty.
Last year I was diagnosed with PTSD, for weeks at a time I’ve just shut down but then I listen to this and am reminded of my childhoood and the words come to me, from somewhere deep within: “Go Boldly.”
Three continents, a war, and a decade later... I’m moved to tears.
To live... is to boldly go where I haven’t gone before.
Thank you for your service. 🖖
Man I swear there will never be now or in the future something made like this masterpiece. It's just so inspiring and hopeful and we can only hope that earth evolve and live up to these great principles and overpass its disputes
Mohamed Tayel I’m looking at the moon right now and just... the tears of joy... inspiration
Shivers went down my spine, and maybe... Maybe I nearly cried..
Star Trek was a dream....A hope for our united future. This should be the anthem for the space force... a United space force for a united Earth.
Wowee! ... Totally impressed thanks you for sharing!
Soundtrack of a lifetime ...
Man Conquered the first frontier that was land. It wouldn’t take very long after for man to conquer the second frontier that was the ocean. Then man eventually conquered the third frontier that was the air. And once there were no more frontiers left on earth some people settled, some stoped exploring and gave up. But then there was those who never stoped dreaming, never stoped achieving. And eventually man set out on the 4th frontier space the final frontier, these are the voyages of the human race. Their ongoing mission to seek out that witch they have not, to achieve that witch they haven’t, to believe, discover, understand, uncover, expand, find, learn, to explore...to boldly go where no one has gone before.
Let us hope these type of people the dreamers and achievers never fully go away or die out.
Thay wont, because thay are our bright stars in this darknes called Life.
All above , Enterprise , is literly humanity look forward in futur , step the way no one try befor and grow to endless away !
We haven't really conquered the second frontier, we know more about the surfaces of Mars and the Moon than we know of the ocean depths. However maybe we can finally reach for the stars when we start to grow up and behave in a civilised manner towards each other. We have so much to offer, yet we spend more on destruction than we do on exploration! Maybe it will happen one day, but alas I won't be around when it does.
I hope all of humanity will appreciate this beautiful imaginations one day. :) People just care about money, never something as awesome as Star Trek. This pieces of imagination reflect on how and what great species we are, the power to dream and hope.
4:00 - 5:03 This should be the anthem of our earth
true... voyager theme always give me little bit a goose bump, so majestic but has the feminine side
I think Fanfare for the Common Man might fit the bill slightly better
Take a clip of the history of space exploration and play that section of the track over the top
I don't think earth is ready, yet, for an anthem ... but it's good to know we have something, just in case ...
This anthem is better than the other "anthems of earth" attempts 😅 this has a strong sound of a united earth's iron will to succeed 😎
This is one of the best things I've heard on RUclips!!! Excellent work, you've done Star Trek proud!! For what it's worth, my favourite thing about "Enterprise" was it's theme.
and the maco's
It's wonderful how this musical arrangement takes many people on a journey through their memories of 'Star Trek'. The characters, actors and actresses; the effect it had on them and their families; it's cultural impacts; and not forgetting it's humour. For 6.5 minutes we are whisked away to a better place to eventually be gently set down to leave inspirational comments for others. "To all mankind -- may we never find space so vast, planets so cold, heart and mind so empty that we cannot fill them with love and warmth."
It’s 2024 July, marvellous music.
I feel that this perfectly captures the wonder and mystery of the world that Star Trek gives us. It is one hell of a future for Humans to strive for; a glorious world where the problems of today are; (at least mostly) solved and we serve as one of the founder species of the United Federation of Planets which sounds like a sovereign entity of which we haven't developed yet. If I get to pick which fictional world to live in it would definitely be the world of star trek. Alas, Star Trek Online will have to do for now.
We need a mount & blade bannerlord star trek mod or something like that
I wish I had been born in the 23rd century so I could be part of Starfleet. Alas, it shall never be...
Also, if Earth’s first starship isn’t named Enterprise, I will hurt someone.
very true we could imortal if we just reach out and grab it
This was just recommended to this 67 year old Trekker, what an awesome treatment and tribute!
You did bloody amazing! I almost cried when i heard it. It brings so much especially the DS9 theme. you did so well thank you with all my heart. and in the finest of Star trek tradition...Live long and Prosper. Qapla!
OMG!!! 4:00
That VOYAGER theme...
Heaven!
I watched TOS when first aired on TV in 1967. It was and still is one of my favorites. and they have come a long way from that first show. A very long way!👍❤️
Never thought I'd say this, but damn I miss Voyager. JJ/Kurtzman Trek can't hold a candle to any of the Roddenberry/Berman era shows.
word!
I mean Beyond was the most Star Trek thing since TOS but ok.
Tim Kerman Yes it is.
Tim Kerman The Star Trek multiverse is all part of alpha canon. Mirror universe and Kelvin Timeline both are affected and have their ties back to the Prime timeline. Kelvin is alpha canon. The Hobus Supernova is a confirmed event in Prime. Prime Spock lived and died in Kelvin. CBS even released a complete history of the Trek universe confirming the alpha canon nature of Kelvin.
Voyager wasn’t even the worst imo. Hell, I kinda miss Enterprise for still being what it was; a Star Trek show.