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Star Trek films soundtracks have been released by several record labels since the release of Star Trek: The Motion Picture in 1979 . Since 2009 , a series of expanded releases, largely spearheaded by Lukas Kendall , have resulted in a set of complete scores being available commercially.

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Star Trek: Ranking All 13 Movie Soundtracks

Which one will be stuck in your head today?

Unlike that other franchise whose name begins with "Star", Star Trek's cinematic musical identity has been surprisingly inconsistent over the past 40 years. With nearly every film came a new composer, leading to the franchise's near total lack of continued themes and leitmotifs across installments.

Without that thematic consistency, the franchise instead relied on tone – triumphant marches, sweeping overtures, romantic love themes, and catchy leitmotifs nudged the action along as much as any soaring vista, tragic death, or threatening space cloud.

Heavyweights like Jerry Goldsmith, James Horner, and Micheal Giacchino have produced some of Trek's greatest music, while unknowns like Cliff Eidelman have delivered scores that are just as memorable. Of course there are some headaches in the bunch (sorry Beastie Boys don't count), but for the most part Star Trek's musical legacy is a beautiful and hummable one.

Here's our ranking of all 13 (and counting) Star Trek movie soundtracks from worst to best.

13. Star Trek IV: The Voyage Home – Leonard Rosenman

Ditching all of the themes built across the previous two films by James Horner (to say nothing of Jerry Goldsmith's timeless material from Star Trek: The Motion Picture), Leonard Rosenman's music for Star Trek IV: The Voyage Home is an appropriately upbeat accompaniment to the film's comedic tone, if light on the expected fantasy and nobility of Star Trek film scoring.

Despite the score's Oscar nomination (the second and last for the franchises' music), much of the film lacks score due to director Leonard Nimoy's preference for more naturalistic dialogue scenes. What's left is a short soundtrack without much weight, heavily dated by the 1980s recording style and the inclusion of regrettable source music by The Yellowjackets. The structure of the main title is halting and let's not even talk about that odd Russian jig during Chekov's escape from the US Navy or the "look how much fun we're having" tone of the subsequent hospital chase sequence.

The highlight of this score is the brief but epic reprise of Alexander Courage's theme from Star Trek: The Original Series in the closing moments of the film ("Home Again and Credits" on the soundtrack album), but you'll probably just remember that profane punk song from the bus.

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• Theme from 'Star Trek' TV Series Written by Alexander Courage & Gene Roddenberry
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• Josh Greenstein Written & Performed by Cyrano Jones Courtesy of Bad Robot Music and Video LLC
• Awasoruk Jam Written & Performed by Cyrano Jones Courtesy of Bad Robot Music and Video LLC
• Future Blues Written & Performed by Doyle Bramhall II Courtesy of Doyle Bramhall II By arrangement with Bug
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Posted on December 7, 2012 • Trek Merchandise

In our recent coverage and interviews we featured a number of exclusive sample tracks from the set. La-La Land have now released a full track listing with a further collection of sample tracks. You can listen to the tracks below. As soon as our set arrives, we'll be issuing a full review of the collection. In the meantime, be sure to secure your order as the set is limited in number to 6,000 copies.

SEASON 1, DISC 1 The Cage Music Composed and Conducted by Alexander Courage Episode #1, Recorded 1/21/65

• Main Title* M10 1:00
• Dr. Bartender M11 1:23
• Survivors M21 1:45
• Prime Specimen/Bottled M22–30/M31 5:08
• Probing/Monster Illusion/Monster Fight/The Kibitzers M41/M42/M43/M44 5:40
• Long Look/Vina's Punishment M45/M51 2:02
• Pike's Punishment M52 0:36
• The Picnic M53 2:17
• True Love M61 1:24
• Vina's Dance M62 1:56
• Torchy Girl/Under the Spell/Primitive Thoughts M63/M71/M72 1:10
• Wrong Think M73 0:43
• To Catch a T. M74 1:24
• Going Up M75 1:10
• Max's Factor M81 2:12
• Who Was Eve & End Credits* M82 1:32 Total Time: 32:01 *Contains "Theme From Star Trek (TV Series)" by Alexander Courage and Gene Roddenberry Where No Man Has Gone Before Music Composed and Conducted by Alexander Courage Episode #2, Recorded 11/29/65 Aired #3, 9/22/66
• Beyond the Pale (No Man Before)/Main Title M11/M12 1:06
• Act 1 Card M13 0:37
• Episode Titles M14 1:23
• Force Field/Silver Orbs (Zooms Past) M15–20/M21 4:06
• Crippled Ship M22 0:56
• The Patient/Speedy Reader M23/M24 1:49
• Some Corpse M31 2:21
• Decision/Playtime/Megalomania/Stronger and Stronger/Hit the Button M32/M41/M42/M43/M44 3:03
• On Delta Vega/Strangle by Wire M51/M52 1:14
• When Your Eyes Have Turned to Silver M53 1:01
• Instant Paradise M54 2:56
• Power Mad/Situation Grave/Epilogue M61/M62/M63 6:09
• End Title M64 0:23
• . End Credits M65 0:21 Total Time: 27:58 Total Disc Time: 60:06

SEASON 1, DISC 2 The Man Trap Music Composed and Conducted by Alexander Courage Episode #6, Recorded 8/19/66 Aired #1, 9/8/66

• Main Title* (electric violin version) 0:50
• Small Planet Visit/The Changeling M10/M11 3:26
• Episode Titles/Genuine Affection M12/M13 0:59
• First Goner/Salty Cat/Dressing Down M14–21/M22/M23 1:52
• Circle One/Monitor Gizzard/Down Again/Grey to Greene M24/M25/M26/M31 3:16
• Salt Chaser M32 1:34
• Noisy Plant M33 1:05
• At First Sight/Pill Tosser M34/M35–41 2:52
• Nancy Schmancy M42 1:54
• The Unreal McCoy M43 2:02
• Top Security/Lazer Dazer/Dodo Girl M44/M45–51/M52 4:02
• Conference M53 4:47
• Dead Crater/Last of the Last M54/M61 4:13
• Warp One* M62 0:43
• Trailer ("The Man Trap") 1:02 Total Time: 35:15 *Contains "Theme From Star Trek (TV Series)" by Alexander Courage and Gene Roddenberry The Naked Time Music Composed and Conducted by Alexander Courage Episode #7, Recorded 8/31/66 Aired #4, 9/29/66
• Brass Monkeys*/Out of Glove M10/M11 2:58
• Breaking Planet*/Sweaty Palm/Itchy Hand M12/M13/M14 1:20
• Joe Berserk M21 3:01
• Pulled Down*/It Spreads M22/M23 1:12
• Joe Goes/Sulu Finks Out M24/M31 1:00
• Up the Rebels/D'Artagnan-san M32/M33 3:09
• Banana Farm M34 2:11
• Out of Control/Lurch Time/Punchy Kid M41/M42/M43 1:48
• .Party Time M44 1:34
• Medicine Girl/Hot Skin M45–51/M52 4:29
• Off the Cloud M53 1:06
• Captain's Wig M54–61 4:01
• The Big Go M62 2:42
• Time Reverse*/Future Risk and End Title* M63/M64 1:45
• Trailer ("Mudd's Women") 1:02
• End Title* (electric violin version) 0:46 Total Time: 34:44 Total Disc Time: 70:07 *Contains "Theme From Star Trek (TV Series)" by Alexander Courage and Gene Roddenberry

SEASON 1, DISC 3 Charlie X Music Composed and Conducted by Fred Steiner Episode #8, Recorded 8/29/66 Aired #2, 8/15/66

• Main Title* (cello version, arr./cond. Steiner) 0:51
• Space Orbit+/Charlie X/That's a Girl M10/M11+M11S/M12+M12 chimes 1:20
• Kirk's Command/Charlie's Mystery/Charlie's Gift M13/M14+M14S/M15–20 3:03
• Card Tricks M22 1:40
• Zap the Antares/Kirk Is Worried M23+M23S/M24 0:46
• Kirk's Command #2/Chess Game M31/M32+M32S 1:33
• Charlie's Yen M33 1:04
• Kirk Puzzled M34 0:51
• Zap Sam/Zap the Pistol M41/M42 1:37
• Standoff M43 1:12
• Kirk Waits/Charlie in Control M44/M45 1:08
• Charlie's Mad M51 1:10
• Zap Janice M52 0:56
• Zap the Cap M53 1:32
• Zap the Spaceship M54 1:26
• Zap the Broad/Charlie's Friend M55/M61 2:02
• Goodbye Charlie/Finale+ M62/M63 1:50 Total Time: 24:40 *Contains "Theme From Star Trek (TV Series)" by Alexander Courage and Gene Roddenberry +Based on a Theme by Alexander Courage Mudd's Women Music Composed and Conducted by Fred Steiner Episode #4, Recorded 9/7/66 Aired #6, 10/13/66
• Distant Spaceship/Hint of Danger M11/M12 0:55
• Still in Danger/Meet Mr. Mudd/Three Venuses M13/M14/M15 1:58
• Venus Walks/Hello Girls M16/M21 1:29
• Venus Aboard/Exit Mr. Mudd/Venus Aboard #2/Strange Glances/The Last Crystal/Mudd Laffs M22/M23/M24/M24A/M31/M32 2:50
• Hello Ruth M33 1:03
• Eve to Magda/Mudd Plan/Mudd's Perfidy M34–41/M42/M43 1:07
• The Venus Drug/Dwindling Power M44/M45 3:02
• Planet Rigel M51 0:43
• Space Radio M52 2:45
• Planet Rigel #2/Eve Is Out M53/M54 1:19
• Eve Cooks/Eve Is Tired/Pretty Eve M55/M56–61/M62 3:06
• Mudd's Farewell/Back in Orbit+ M63/M64 1:20 Total Time: 22:01 +Based on a Theme by Alexander Courage The Corbomite Maneuver Music Composed and Conducted by Fred Steiner Episode #3, Recorded 9/20/66 Aired #10, 11/10/66
• Space Cube/Condition Alert M12/M13 1:22
• Quiet Cube/Radiation M12A/M23A 1:10
• Cube Radiation M23 1:20
• Fesarius/Fesarius Approaches M31/M31A 2:06
• Hideous Balok M33 0:27
• Baby Balok M61A 0:35 Total Time: 7:11  Balance of Terror Music Composed and Conducted by Fred Steiner Episode #9, Recorded 9/20/66 Aired #14, 12/15/66
• The Enterprise/In the Chapel+ M11/M11A 1:23
• Romulan Agitato 9MB 0:58
• Romulan B.G. 9MC 0:41
• Romulan Theme M22 0:56
• Theme From Star Trek*/Romulan Warship/Romulan Theme 9MA pt 4/M31/M22A tk 3 0:56
• Romulan Centurion M43 0:32 Total Time: 5:35 What Are Little Girls Made Of  Music Composed and Conducted by Fred Steiner Episode #10, Recorded 9/20/66 Aired #7, 10/20/66
• Big Ruk M17A/M17/M17B 0:56
• Meet Andrea/Android Kirk M22/M22A/M42 1:10
• Ruk Protect/Ruk Attacks M43/M43A 3:18
• Ruk Attacks/Enter Andrea M43AB/M54 1:47
• End Title* (cello version, arr./cond. Steiner) 0:45
• Desilu I.D. (Wilbur Hatch) 0:04 Total Time: 8:11 Total Disc Time: 68:04 *Contains "Theme From Star Trek (TV Series)" by Alexander Courage and Gene Roddenberry +Contains "Long, Long Ago" by Thomas Haynes Baly and "Bridal Chorus" by Richard Wagner

SEASON 1, DISC 4 The Enemy Within Music Composed and Conducted by Sol Kaplan Episode #5, Recorded 9/14/66 Aired #5, 10/6/66

• The Rock Slide*/Beam Up*/The Evil Kirk M11/M12/M13 1:11 
• Alter Ego* M14 1:00
• The Tired Captain* M15 0:42
• Brandy M16 0:48
• The Lascivious Captain M17–21 2:37
• Bruised Knuckles/An Impostor M22/M23 1:34
• Kirk's Log*/Indecisive/Evil Fury M24/M31/M32 2:47
• Confrontation M33 2:17
• The Prone Body*/Shivering Sulu*/No Repair M34–41/M42/M43 0:37
• What to Do * M44 0:42
• Another Brandy/The Evil Grin/Double Dog Death* M45/M46/M51 1:24
• Spock Takes Over*/Help Me* M52/M53 2:03
• Evil Triumphs M54–61 1:05
• Two Into One* M62 2:18
• One Captain Kirk*/Thank You, Yeoman* M63/M64 1:19 Total Time: 22:58 *Contains "Theme From Star Trek (TV Series)" by Alexander Courage and Gene Roddenberry The Conscience of the King Music Composed and Conducted by Joseph Mullendore Episode #13, Recorded 11/2/66 Aired #13, 12/8/66
• Dagger Sweet'ner/Go for Baroque/Play-Off #1 M11A/M11/M12 1:26
• Spaceship Titles*/Dr. Leighton's Face/Bridge #1* M13/M14/M15 1:11
• Quasi-Sex* (Theme From Star Trek, jazz version; Courage/Roddenberry, arr. Mullendore) LM5 1:37
• Lenore M16–21 1:45
• Kirk and Lenore*/He's Dead M22/M23 1:42
• Spaceship*/5 Sex and a 1/2 Play-Off #2* M24/M25/M26 1:10
• Spaceship Play-On*/Toast and Corridor*/Lenore's Kiss/Short Bridge M27/M31/M32/M33 2:31
• Beyond Antares (Wilbur Hatch; vocal: Nichelle Nichols) MV1R 2:36
• Poison M41 0:37
• Play-On #2*/Quick Ship*/Phaser Overload M42/M43/M44 1:39
• Kodos /Voice Test M45/M46 1:33
• Everything Is Later*/Play-Off #3* M51/M52 1:52
• Ship Play-On*/Woodwind Fanfare/Reilly Gone M53/M54/M55 1:09
• Go for Baroque M11 (M56) 1:25
• I Know That Voice/All Ghosts Dead M57/M58–61 3:02
• Opheliamania*/Bridge #2*/Last Cue* M62/M63/M64 3:01 Total Time: 28:51 *Contains "Theme From Star Trek (TV Series)" by Alexander Courage and Gene Roddenberry Shore Leave Music Composed and Conducted by Gerald Fried Episode #17, Recorded 12/2/66 Aired #15, 12/29/66
• New Planet/Rabbit Music M10A/10B 2:21
• School Chum/Finnegan M23/M23A 1:40
• 2nd Ruth (Ruth) M31A 2:38
• Old English/Tiger/Costume/Birds/Samurai M33/M33A/M33B/M34/M34A 3:51
• Knight/Joust M41/M41A 1:27
• Dummy/Like Real M43/M44 0:56
• A Clue/Finnegan's Return/The Leg Trick/Dirt Trick M45–50 Pt. 1/M45–50 Pt. 2/M51/M53 4:34
• Tiger Thoughts/Strafing/2nd Samurai/Caretaker/Lazarus M55–60/M55–60A/M55–60B/M61/M62 2:02
• 2nd Ruth/Ruth to Commercial (2nd Ruth) M31A/M24B 0:49 Total Time: 20:34 Total Disc Time: 72:36

SEASON 1, DISC 5 The City on the Edge of Forever Music Composed and Conducted by Fred Steiner Interpolating "Goodnight, Sweetheart" by Jimmy Campbell, Reginald Connelly and Ray Noble Episode #28, Recorded 3/24/67 Aired #28, 4/6/67

• Main Title* (cello version; Courage/Roddenberry, arr. Steiner) 0:52 2006 Recording Conducted and Produced by Gregory Smith
• New York 1930 M26–30+M26–30B 1:37
• Edith's Theme M33 1:25
• Edith Suspects M43 1:20
• Goodnight, Sweetheart (vocal)+ M44 1:28
• Edith's Fate/Edith Must Die M47/M47A 1:16
• Edith's Vision M51 0:45
• Edith Falls M61 0:55
• Edith's Death M65 0:37 Total Time: 10:38 *Contains "Theme From Star Trek (TV Series)" by Alexander Courage and Gene Roddenberry +Contains "Goodnight, Sweetheart" by Jimmy Campbell, Reginald Connelly and Ray Noble, published by Campbell, Connelly Inc. and EMI Robbins Catalog Inc. (ASCAP). First Season Library Music Music Composed by Joseph Mullendore
• Impension* LM1 1:10
• Lonely to Dramatic* LM3 1:27
• Romantic Scene* LM6 0:46
• Pensive Mood* 13LM2 2:09
• Play-Off (with button)* 13LM5 0:15
• Play-Off (with sustain)* 13LM5A 0:18  Music Composed by Wilbur Hatch
• Love Scene* 13LHM3 1:29
• Humoresque* 13LHM7 0:43
• Humoresque (tag)* 13LHM7A 0:13 Total Time (10–18): 8:48 Tracks 10–12 and disc 4, track 18 recorded with "The Corbomite Maneuver," "Balance of Terror" and "What Are Little Girls Made Of "  Tracks 13–18 recorded with "The Consience of the King"  Music Composed and Conducted by Fred Steiner From "Charlie X":
• That's a Girl M12X 0:42
• Kirk's Command M13X 0:57
• Charlie's Mystery M14X 0:45
• Kirk Puzzled M34X 0:38
• Kirk Puzzled M34Y 0:22
• Kirk Puzzled M34Z 0:15
• Zap Sam M41X 1:01
• Zap the Pistol M42X tk 1 0:42
• Zap the Pistol M42X tk 2 0:11
• Standoff M43X 0:54
• Standoff M43Y 0:17
• Standoff M43Z 0:08
• Zap Janice M52X 1:00
• Zap the Spaceship M54X tk 1 0:08
• Zap the Spaceship M54X tk 2 0:04
• Charlie's Friend M61X tk 1 0:40
• Charlie's Friend M61X tk 3 0:10 From "Mudd's Women":
• The Last Crystal M31X 0:14
• The Last Crystal M31X tk 3 0:07 From "The Corbomite Manuever":
• Condition Alert M13A 0:14
• Hideous Balok M33A 0:25
• Baby Balok M61 0:31 From "Balance of Terror":
• Theme From Star Trek* 9MA pt 1 0:12
• Theme From Star Trek* 9MA pt 2 0:14
• Theme From Star Trek* 9MA pt 3 0:11
• Theme From Star Trek* 9MA pt 4 0:12
• Romulan Theme M22/M22A tk 1 0:52 From "The City on the Edge of Forever":
• Edith Must Die M47B 0:12 Source Music, Sound Effects and Outtakes Source Music From "Charlie X":
• Weird Guitar M21 (Steiner) 0:12
• Charlie Is My Darling M21A/M21B (traditional, arr. Steiner; vocal: Nichelle Nichols) 2:17 First Season Score Alternates:
• Joe Berserk M21 tk 3 (from "The Naked Time," Courage) 0:14
• Leg Trick M51/M51A (from "Shore Leave," Fried) 1:02 Total Time (19–50): 17:14 The Squire of Gothos Source Music Performed by Ivan Ditmars Episode #18, Recorded 12/16/66 Aired #17, 1/12/67
• A Major Sonata (Domenico Scarlatti) M21/M21A/M22 1:19
• F Minor Sonata (Scarlatti) M31/M32 1:18
• Southern Roses (Johann Strauss) M33–40 3:47 Total Time: 6:29 The Cage Pre-Recording
• Vina's Dance (Wilbur Hatch) 2:09 Sound Effects 
• Transporter Effect ("The Cage") M4 tk 3 0:14
• Planet Atmosphere ("The Cage") [Series Transporter Effect] M16 tk 3 2:02
• Pike Window Bump ("The Cage") M8 tk 1 0:11
• Talosian Door Effect ("The Cage") M14 tk 6 0:08
• Disappearance Effect ("The Cage") MRV tk 1 0:14
• Sickbay Scanner, High ("Where No Man Has Gone Before") MFX3 tk 1 0:33
• Sickbay Scanner, Low ("Where No Man Has Gone Before") MFX2 tk 1 0:47 Unused Sound Effects 
• Computer Processing ("The Cage") M11 tk 1 0:35
• Computer Transmission ("Where No Man Has Gone Before") MFX1 tk 1 0:23
• Planet Atmosphere Alternate #1 ("The Cage") M1 tk 1 0:34
• Planet Atmosphere Alternate #2 ("The Cage") M2 tk 2 0:34
• Planet Atmosphere Alternate #3 ("The Cage") M3 tk 1 0:36
• Planet Atmosphere Alternate #4 ("The Cage") M16 tk 4 2:01
• Pike Window Bump ("The Cage") M8 tk 2–6 0:14
• Bass Twangs ("The Cage") M10 tk 1, 2 0:46 Sound Effects Rehearsals and Outtakes
• Planet Atmosphere ("The Cage") [Series Transporter Effect] M16 tk 2 (Alexander Courage rehearsal) 1:05
• Enterprise Fly-By ("The Naked Time") MX1 tk 1 (Alexander Courage vocal effect) 0:28
• Virus Sound ("The Naked Time") MX4 tk 1, 2 0:41 Total Time (55–72): 12:56 Theme Music Outtakes 
• Main Title* (electric violin version; arr./cond. Courage) MT tk 1–5, 7 5:03
• Main Title* (cello version, arr./cond. Steiner) M10A tk 1–3 3:02
• End Title* (electric violin version, arr./cond. Courage) ET tk 1 0:57
• End Title* (cello version, arr./cond. Steiner) META tk 1–3, 5–6 5:20 Total Time: 14:31 Total Disc Time: 73:21 *Contains "Theme From Star Trek (TV Series)" by Alexander Courage and Gene Roddenberry

SEASON 2, DISC 1 Catspaw Music Composed and Conducted by Gerald Fried Episode #30, Recorded 6/21/67 Aired #36, 10/27/67

• Main Title* (soprano version, arr./cond. Courage) 1:01
• Starship*/Captain Kirk M11/M12+M12X 1:13
• Orbiting Ship*/Fog Planet M13/M13A+M13B 1:51
• Thicker Fog/Witches M14+M14A/M15 1:47
• Fog Storm/Castle/Second Castle M16–20+M16–20A/M21/M22 2:28
• Cat Music/Enterprise* M22X/M22A 1:05
• Follow That Cat/Brain-Washed M23/M24 2:10
• Drugged/Scene Change Sweetener/Korob/Lap Kitten/Cat as Hostess/Free Meal/The Bribe M25/M25A/M26/M31/M32/M33+M33A/M34 3:27
• Sylvia/Unguarded Entrances/Sympathetic Magic M35/M36/M37+M37X 2:41
• Cooking Lesson/Force Field M41/M42 1:31
• Defeated Captain/Music to Dent Force Fields By M43/M44 1:06
• Bones, the Zombie M45 0:44
• Love, Sort Of M51 3:26
• Kirk Caught/Rescue M52/M53 0:52
• Racial Memories/Captain Kirk/Mace Fight M54–60/M54–60A/M61 3:32
• Giant Cat M62+M25A 1:31
• Wand-Breaking/The Prototypes/Five to Beam Up* M63+M25A/M64+64B/M64A 1:32 Total Time: 32:36 *Contains "Theme From Star Trek (TV Series)" by Alexander Courage and Gene Roddenberry Friday's Child Music Composed and Conducted by Gerald Fried Episode #32, Recorded 7/7/67 Aired #40, 12/1/67
• Ship*/Capella IV M11/M12 1:09
• Captain's Log* M13A/M13 2:06
• Klingon Ship/Music for Fruits/The Teer M14/M15/M16-20 1:26
• The Challenge/Klingon Blip M21/M21A 1:09
• Distress Signal M22 1:42
• Arm Barbeque/Slow Turn/Call of Duty M24/M25/M26 0:56
• Scott/Bones'Good Idea/Capellan Desert M31/M32/M33A 2:16
• Belly Feeler M34 2:13
• Sonic Ambush/Bouncing Boulder M35/M36 1:03
• Kras on the Rocks/Paternity Case/New Capellan in Town M41/M45/M51 1:42
• Negative Report/Old Russian Saying/The Mother Splits M53/M54/M55 1:34
• The Baby Sitter/Road Hog M56/M57 0:44
• Down the Throat M58 1:13
• Arrows M61 1:28
• Forfeit M62 1:31
• Coochy Coo/Godfathers M63/M64 0:39
• End Title* (soprano version, arr./cond. Courage) 0:46 Total Time: 24:13 Total Disc Time: 56:56 *Contains "Theme From Star Trek (TV Series)" by Alexander Courage and Gene Roddenberry

SEASON 2, DISC 2 Amok Time Music Composed and Conducted by Gerald Fried Episode #34, Recorded 7/19/67 Aired #30, 9/15/67

• Main Title* (soprano version, enhanced stereo; arr./cond. Courage) 1:01
• Enterprise/Prying M11/M12 0:47
• Episode Title*/Mr. Spock/Log* M13/M14/M14A 1:59
• Deep Thought*/Contrary Order/Prognosis/The Big Question/Message From T'Pring M15/M16–20/M16–20A/M21/M22/M23 5:01
• Vulcan Biology/Pon Farr M24/M24A 3:44
• More Soup* M26–30B 1:51
• T'Pring M32 0:53
• Vulcan M33 1:03
• Processional M34–40 1:36
• The Challenge M41 3:01
• War Sash M42 0:43
• Ritual/To the Death M43/M44 1:54
• The Ancient Combat/2nd Kroykah M51/M52/M52A 5:09
• Remorse/Vulcan Logic/Marriage Counseling M53–60/M53–60A/M53–60B 2:48
• Resignation*/Lazarus Returned/Pig's Eye* M61/M62/M63 0:44 Total Time: 32:46 *Contains "Theme From Star Trek (TV Series)" by Alexander Courage and Gene Roddenberry The Doomsday Machine Music Composed and Conducted by Sol Kaplan Episode #35, Recorded 8/30/67 Aired #35, 10/20/67
• Approach of the Enterprise*/Distress Signal/The Ship Search*/The Constellation M11/M12/M13/M13A 2:05
• The Dead Ship*/Going Aboard M14/M15 2:00
• Commodore Matt Decker/The Crew That Was M16–20/M21 1:59
• What Is a Doomsday Machine /The Planet Killer* M22/M23 2:02
• Gaining Speed*/The Strange Beam* M24/M25–30 0:53
• No Casualties*/Decker Takes Over M31/M32 2:41
• The New Commander*/The Approaching Killer* M33/M33A 1:38
• Light Beams*/Tractor Beam M34–40/M41 3:27
• Violent Shakes* M42+M42A 2:45
• Spock Takes Command/Decker's Foil/The Sneaky Commodore* M43/M51/M51A 2:44
• Goodbye M. Decker* M52/M52A 3:04
• Condolences*/Power Drain* M53/M61 1:11
• Kirk Does It Again* M62 3:45
• One's Enough* M63 0:24
• End Title* (soprano version, enhanced stereo; arr./cond. Courage) 0:47 Total Time: 31:51 Total Disc Time: 64:45  *Contains "Theme From Star Trek (TV Series)" by Alexander Courage and Gene Roddenberry

SEASON 2, DISC 3 Who Mourns for Adonais  Music Composed and Conducted by Fred Steiner Episode #33, Recorded 7/12/67 Aired #31, 9/22/67

• Ship of Stars/Green Hand M11/M12 1:50
• Giant Hand M13 1:13
• Apollo Motif M14/M14A 1:12
• Apollo's Power/Kirk's Theme/Apollo's Temple M21/M22/M23 3:16
• Stingers/Giant Apollo M24/M24A/M24B/M24C/M24D/M25 1:02
• Spaceship Stuck/Apollo Fades/Kirk to Apollo M26/M27/M28 1:17
• Apollo Digs Carolyn/Apollo's Fist/New Venus M29–30/M31/M32 2:37
• Computer Generator M33 0:34
• Apollo's Temple #2 M34 2:58
• Apollo Zaps M35–40 1:02
• Apollo Weakens/Kirk to Enterprise/Bridge to Apollo M41/M42/M43 1:13
• Kirk Worried M44–50 0:40
• Apollo in Love M51 0:44
• Dreamy Venus/Kirk and Carolyn/Spaceship Stuck Again M52/M53/M54 2:34
• Apollo's Kiss/Apollo's Storm/Final Battle M55/M56-60/M61 3:35
• End of Apollo/Spaceship Orbit+ M62/M63 2:48 Total Time: 29:07 +Based on a Theme by Alexander Courage Mirror, Mirror Music Composed and Conducted by Fred Steiner Episode #39, Recorded 9/8/67 Aired #33, 10/6/67
• Mirror Mirror/Blackship Theme/The Agonizer M12/M12A/M12B 2:22
• Blackship in Space/Blackship Underscore M13/M14 1:20
• Thematic Bridge*/Blackship Tension M21/M21A 2:19
• Suspicion M23 1:13
• . Evil Kirk/Evil Kirk #2 M32/M33 0:38
• Meet Marlena/Short Curtain M36/37 2:01
• Blackship Theme M12AA 0:46
• Pretty Marlena M46 1:21
• Goodbye Marlena M47–50 1:41 Total Time: 13:59 By Any Other Name Music Composed and Conducted by Fred Steiner Episode #50, Recorded 12/27/67 Aired #51, 2/23/68
• Kelvan Theme/Neutralizer M12/M12A+M12AS 1:31
• More Neutralizer M14 0:55
• Rojan's Revenge/Rojan's Blocks/Broken Block M22/M23/M24 3:03
• More Blocks/Rallentando M41/M42 2:05
• Pretty Words/Short Playoff M52/M55 1:48
• Kelinda's Question/Rojan Roars/Kelinda's Kiss M59/M61/M61A 1:40
• Finale/Thematic Playoff*+ M64/M64A 1:12 Total Time: 12:28 *Contains "Theme From Star Trek (TV Series)" by Alexander Courage and Gene Roddenberry +Based on a Theme by Alexander Courage The Omega Glory "Star-Spangled Enterprise"  Incorporating "Theme From Star Trek" and "The Star-Spangled Banner" Devised and Conducted by Fred Steiner Episode #54, Recorded 12/27/67 (With "By Any Other Name") Aired #52, 3/1/68
• Star-Spangled Enterprise (act out)* MX-1/MX-6 0:20
• Star-Spangled Enterprise (episode medley)* MX-5/MX-4/MX-2 0:38
• Star-Spangled Enterprise (outtakes medley)* MX-3/MX-7/MX-6 0:37 Total Time: 2:01 *Contains "Theme From Star Trek (TV Series)" by Alexander Courage and Gene Roddenberry Second Season Library Music Composed and Conducted by Fred Steiner From "Who Mourns for Adonais ":
• Kirk to Apollo M28A 0:26 From "Mirror, Mirror":
• The Agonizer M12BA 0:25
• Blackship in Space M13A 0:38
• Blackship in Space M13B 0:22
• Blackship Tension M21AA 1:02
• Blackship Tension M21A 0:35
• Suspicion M23A 0:37
• Meet Marlena M36A 0:49 From "By Any Other Name":
• Kelvan Theme M12 tk 5 0:40
• Neutralizer M12AA 0:59
• Rojan's Blocks M23A tk 3 0:41
• Short Playoff M55A 0:15 From "Charlie X":
• Chess Game (M32, recorded with "Who Mourns for Adonais ") LM50 1:24
• Zap Sam (M41, recorded with "Who Mourns for Adonais ") LM51 1:11
• Goodbye Charlie (M62, 2 versions, recorded with "By Any Other Name") LM53 1:31 From "The Corbomite Maneuver":
• Fesarius Approaches (M31A, recorded with "Mirror, Mirror") LM52 2:15 Total Time (37–52): 14:24 Total Disc Time: 72:26

SEASON 2, DISC 4 Metamorphosis Music Composed and Conducted by George Duning Episode #31, Recorded 6/28/67 Aired #38, 11/10/67

• Shuttlecraft/Shuttle Helpless M11/M12 2:09
• The Planetoid/Most Unusual M13/M14 1:15
• Cochrane* M15 1:35
• Looks Familiar M21 0:50
• Companion*/Still Alive M22+M22X/M23 0:42
• Zefram/Nancy Flips* M24/M25 1:14
• You've Got It/Angry Companion* M26/M27–30+M27–30X 1:12
• Cochrane Calls M31+M31X 2:14
• Spock OK/Judas Goat M32/M33/M33A 2:06
• Mad Companion* M34+M34X 1:36
• Starship*/Scott Anxious M41 tk 3/M42 0:37
• Transition*/Companion Talks/Kirk Frustrated M43/M44/M44A 4:22
• Cochrane Angry/Spock Puzzled/Nancy Sobs* M45/M46–50/M51 1:11
• Kirk Pleads/New Nancy M52+M52X/M53 3:06
• It's Her/Loveliness M54/M55–60 2:57
• You Loved Me M61 1:45
• Cochrane's Decision* M62 1:11 Total Time: 30:36 *Contains "Theme From Star Trek (TV Series)" by Alexander Courage and Gene Roddenberry Return to Tomorrow Music Composed and Conducted by George Duning Episode #51, Recorded 12/29/67 Aired #49, 2/9/68
• The Voice* M12 1:07
• Who Are You/The Globes* M15/M21 1:20
• Sargon Transfers/Sargon Requests M22/M23 2:23
• Thalassa/Kirk Returns M24/M31 1:14
• Kirk's Philosophy* M32 0:57
• Ready Sargon M33 0:52
• Thalassa Recalls M34–40 1:53
• Henoch+/I Remember M41/M44 1:13
• Thalassa Worried+/Nurse Puzzled+/Thalassa Concerned/Thalassa Pleads M45/M45A/M46/M51 2:33
• Sargon Inert+ M52 0:56
• Nurse Chapel*/Spock Alive M55–60/M63 1:34
• Last Moments* M64 1:41 Total Time: 18:09 *Contains "Theme From Star Trek (TV Series)" by Alexander Courage and Gene Roddenberry +Contains "Blackship Theme" Composed by Fred Steiner Patterns of Force Music Composed and Conducted by George Duning Episode #52, Recorded 12/29/67 (With "Return to Tomorrow") Aired #50, 2/16/68
• Military Mite (Nazi March) M10 tk 1 1:41
• Military Mite (Nazi March) (soft version) M10 tk 2 1:17
• Military Mite (Nazi March) (10 bars, soft opening) M10 tk 3 0:24
• Military Mite (Nazi March) (10 bars, hard opening) M10 tk 4 0:26
• Military Mite (Nazi March) (6 bars, long ending) M10 tk 5 0:14
• Military Mite (Nazi March) (6 bars, short ending) M10 tk 6 0:14
• Military Mite (Nazi March) (horn motive) M10 tk 7 0:08
• Military Mite (Nazi March) (horn theme) M10 tk 9 0:14
• Military Mite (Nazi March) (percussion only) M10 tk 10 1:42 Total Time: 6:35 The Apple Unused Percussion Tracks Composed and Conducted by Gerald Fried Episode #38, Recorded 7/10/67 (With "Friday's Child") Aired #34, 10/13/67
• . M1 tk 1 1:35
• M2 tk 1 0:59
• M3 tk 2 0:20
• M4 tk 1 1:33
• M5 tk 1 1:02
• M6 tk 1 0:20 Total Time: 5:59 Wolf in the Fold Unused Belly Dancer Music Composed and Conducted by Gerald Fried Episode #36, Recorded 7/19/67 (With "Amok Time")  Aired #43, 12/22/67 45. Navel Maneuvers M1/M1A 3:05 Total Disc Time: 64:51

SEASON 2, DISC 5 I, Mudd Music Composed and Conducted by Samuel Matlovsky Episode #41, Recorded 9/22/67 Aired #37, 11/3/67

• Main Title* (soprano version, second season mix; arr. Courage) 1:03 2006 Recording Conducted and Produced by Gregory Smith
• Please*/You Listen M21/M23 1:25
• Harry Mudd/Mudd's Series M24/M25 1:00
• Stella M31 0:44
• Control Room M32 0:55
• Eternal Beauty/Crew Gone M33/M36 0:42
• We Are Real M40 1:12
• A Gilded Cage/Not Programmed M41/M42 1:09
• Mudd's Farewell/Stella's Reprise M43/M44 0:59
• Alice in Wonderland M55 2:08
• Love's Hate M56 0:50
• Tired of Happiness M62 1:26
• The Last Straw M63 2:12
• Mudd's Detention/Stella 500 M65/M66 1:38 Total Time: 17:50 *Contains "Theme From Star Trek (TV Series)" by Alexander Courage and Gene Roddenberry The Trouble With Tribbles Music Composed and Conducted by Jerry Fielding Episode #42, Recorded 10/5/67 Aired #44, 12/29/67
• The Muzak Maker M16 0:55
• They Quibble Over Tribble/Kirk Out M21+M21S/M31 0:58
• The Scherzo Maker M34 0:44
• Bartender Bit M35 0:28
• Big Fite M36/M36A/M36B 2:15
• A Matter of Pride/Barrel of Tribbles/Tribble Hooks Kirk/My Chicken Sandwich/Come on Spock!/Raining Tribbles M42/M43+M43S/M44/M44A+M44AS/M44B/M51/M51A+M51AS /M52/M54+M54S 4:03
• Dead Heap!/Close That Door/Hissing Tribbles/Poor Jonesy/No Tribble at All M55/M56/M57/M63+M63S/M65 2:30 Total Time: 12:05 Second Season Library Music Conducted by Alexander Courage Recorded 6/16/67 Composed by Alexander Courage:
• Ship in Orbit* (Big) LM6 0:39
• Sad and Thoughtful on Captain's Theme LM8 2:29
• Captain Playoff No. 1 (Heavy) LM2 0:07
• Smooth Neutral Ship Theme* LM7 0:39
• Playoff on M.T. Theme LM1 0:21
• Fight on Captain's Theme LM5/LM5A 1:44
• Captain Playoff No. 2 (Neutral—Slightly Ominous) LM3 0:07
• Stingers LM17A/LM17B/LM17C/LM17D 0:50
• New Sexy Exotic LM9 2:16
• Captain Playoff No. 3 (Sad and Alone) LM4 0:19
• Prime Specimen ("The Cage" M21–30) LM19 3:14
• Monster Illusion ("The Cage" M42) LM18 2:33
• Mr. Spock ("Captain's Wig" From "The Naked Time" M54–61) LM16 3:26
• The Big Go ("The Naked Time" M62) LM15 2:29 Composed by Fred Steiner:
• Mudd's Perfidy ("Mudd's Women" M43) LM10A/LM10 0:33
• Zap the Cap ("Charlie X" M53) LM11 1:33
• Zap the Cap ("Charlie X" M53) LM11A tk 1 0:08
• Zap the Cap ("Charlie X" M53) LM11A tk 2 0:05
• Zap the Spaceship ("Charlie X" M54) LM12 1:28
• Zap the Spaceship ("Charlie X" M54) LM12A 0:33
• Zap the Spaceship ("Charlie X" M54) LM12B 0:07
• Ruk Attacks ("What Are Little Girls Made Of " M43A) LM13 1:40 Composed by Gerald Fried:
• 2nd Ruth ("Shore Leave" M31A, orch. Gus Levene) LM14 2:35 Total Time (22–44): 30:43 Second Season Alternates and Outtakes
• Neck Pinch Sweetener ("Catspaw" M61A) (Fried) 0:04
• More Soup* ("Amok Time" M26–30/M26–30A) (Fried) 1:52
• Resignation* ("Amok Time" M61A) (Fried) 0:08
• Approach of the Enterprise* ("The Doomsday Machine" M11A) (Kaplan) 0:23
• Approach of the Enterprise* ("The Doomsday Machine" M11A/M11S) (Kaplan, with Fred Steiner brass sweetener) 0:24
• One's Enough* ("The Doomsday Machine" M63A/M63) (Kaplan) 0:24
• Shuttle Helpless ("Metamorphosis" M12A) (Duning) 0:38
• Starship* ("Metamorphosis" M41 tk 2) (Duning) 0:14
• Nancy Sobs* ("Metamorphosis" M51A) (Duning) 0:19
• Nancy Sobs* ("Metamorphosis" M51B) (Duning) 0:10
• You Loved Me ("Metamorphosis" M61A) (Duning) 0:20
• Cochrane's Decision* ("Metamorphosis" M62B) (Duning) 0:13
• We Are Real ("I, Mudd" M40A) (Matlovsky) 1:11
• No Tribble at All ("The Trouble With Tribbles" M65A) (Fielding) 0:13
• Poor Jonesy ("The Trouble With Tribbles" M63, orchestra only) (Fielding) 0:29
• Poor Jonesy ("The Trouble With Tribbles" M63S, trombone sweetener at recorded speed) (Fielding) 0:53
• Tribbles FX (unused) (Matlovsky) 0:52 Total Time: 9:23 Amok Time Source Music and Outtake Composed and Conducted by Gerald Fried
• Vulcan Lyre M25 0:06
• Gong FX 0:12
• Wind Chimes 0:36
• Contrary Order (Gerald Fried rehearsal) M16–20 1:37 Total Time: 3:03 Total Disc Time: 73:26

SEASON 3, DISC 1 Spectre of the Gun Music Composed and Conducted by Jerry Fielding Episode #56, Recorded 7/5/68 Aired #61, 10/25/68

• Main Title* (soprano version, stereo; arr. Courage, cond. Hatch) 1:01
• Melkots'Warning*/Hailing Frequencies* M11/M12 5:04
• It Is Done! M14 1:04
• Tombstone M15–20 1:19
• The Clantons Lost/Death Is Real!/Tack Piano (Weird) M21/M22/M23 1:30
• Good Morning Gents/Draw Clanton M31/M32 1:03
• Taos Lightning/Teeth Pulling M33/M34 1:22
• My Name—Doc Holliday/Love Scene in Old West/Chekov Gets Killed M35–40/M41/M42 4:50
• Not Yet Our Time M44 0:46
• One Other Place/Any Way You Can/Ten Minutes M51/M52/M53 1:15
• We're Trapped/Shoot Out, Part 1 M54/M55–60 3:15
• Shoot Out, Part 2/Kirk Wins! M55–60/M61/M61A 1:11
• It's Gone Sir M62 0:44
• No Title/Final Curtain* M63+M63B/M63A 1:18 Total Time: 26:10 *Contains "Theme From Star Trek (TV Series)" by Alexander Courage and Gene Roddenberry The Paradise Syndrome Music Composed and Conducted by Gerald Fried Episode #58, Recorded 7/19/68 Aired #58, 10/4/68
• Pine Trees/The Amerikinds/Tahiti Syndrome/The Brain Wash M11/M12/M13/M14 3:38
• Episode Title/Puzzled Kirk/Miramanee/Maximum Warp/Engine Strain M21/M22/M23/M24/M25 3:34
• Bad Memory*/Breath of Life*/The New God/Deflection M26/M27/M27A/M28–30 3:34
• Asteroid/Dilithium M31/M31A 1:54
• Washday/Salish Fluffed/Potter Kirk/Naming the God/Target M32/M33/M34/M35/M36 4:19
• Lazy Lazer/Joining Day M37/M38–40 1:57
• Meditating Spock/Wedding Dress/Challenge M41/M42/M42A 1:46
• The Fight/The Ceremony/Listless Spock/Spock Cheats Doctor/Forest Montage/Troubling Dreams/Mud Map M43/M43A/M45/M46/M47–50/M47–50A/M47–50B/M50A 5:11
• Forever Cooking/Wind/False God M51/M52/M53 2:50
• Check-Up/Death to a False God/Mind Fusion M54/M55/M61 2:29
• Back to Reality/The Right Words/Wounded Girl M62/M62A/M62B 2:15
• The Right Button/Death of Miramanee/End M63/M64+M64A/M65 3:08
• End Title* (soprano version, stereo; arr. Courage, cond. Hatch) 0:43 Total Time: 37:58 Total Disc Time: 64:15 *Contains "Theme From Star Trek (TV Series)" by Alexander Courage and Gene Roddenberry

SEASON 3, DISC 2 Elaan of Troyius Music Composed and Conducted by Fred Steiner Episode #57, Recorded 7/12/68 Aired #68, 12/6/68

• Mission to Elas/Meet Kryton/Meet Elaan M11/M12/M13 2:24
• Elaan of Elas/Impulse Drive/Elaan Is Annoyed/Peevish Elaan/Thematic Bridge*/Elaan's Interest M15/M16/M17/M21/M22/M23 2:40
• Mysterious Things/Klingon Warship/Elaan in Trouble M24/M25/M26 2:01
• Medical Man/Elaan Motif/Elaan Eats M27/M28/M29–30 1:00
• Elaan Angry/Enemy Warship/Bad Kryton M31/M32/M33 2:57
• More Trouble/Elaan's Temper M34/M35 1:23
• Magic Tears/The Intruder/Kryton Vanishes M36–40/M41/M42 3:40
• Afterwards M43 1:26
• Realization/Battle Stations M44/M45 1:54
• Close Call M46 1:12
• Elaan Pleads M51 1:34
• Klingon Command M52 1:55
• Elaan's Jewels/Confrontation M53/M54 1:54
• Battle Music M55–60 2:06
• Thematic Bridge*/Goodbye Elaan/Kirk in Command M61/M62/M63 2:28 Total Time: 31:05 Spock's Brain Music Composed and Conducted by Fred Steiner Episode #61, Recorded 8/26/68 Aired #56, 9/20/68
• Alien Ship/Meet Kara M11/M12 3:08
• Awakening/Poor Spock M13/M14 1:26
• No Mind/Tense Moment/Tracking the Alien/The Question M15/M16/M21/M22A/M22 1:10
• Icy Planet/Caveman/Caveman Fight M23/M24/25 2:56
• Caveman Run/Cave Music/Corpus Spock/Hello Luma/Kara Zaps Kirk M31/M32/M33/M34/M36 4:06
• Chicken Delight/Kirk Caught/The Answer/The Agonizer/Sulu's Log M41/M42/M43/M44/M45 2:57
• Communicators/Scientific Fight M46/M47A 1:54
• Spock Walks/Agonizer #2/Spooky Spock M49–50+M50A/M51/M52 tk 3 3:54
• Magic Helmet/Kara's Kaper M53/M54 1:50
• Kara Commands M55 0:51
• Kirk's Dilemma/Magic Helmet #2/Operation Spock/Operation Montage/Spock Is O.K./Spock's Fugue M56/M57–60/M61/M62/M63/M64 7:05 Total Time: 31:45 Fred Steiner Library Cues From "Elaan of Troyius":
• Meet Elaan M13A 0:33
• Elaan in Trouble M26A 0:14
• Bad Kryton M33A/M33B 1:23
• Battle Stations M45A 1:01
• Goodbye Elaan M62A 0:15 From "Spock's Brain":
• Meet Kara M12A 0:28
• Poor Spock M14A/M14B 0:21
• The Question M22A 0:38
• Kara Motif M26 0:09
• Corpus Spock M33A 0:33
• Hello Luma M34A/M34B 1:28
• Scientific Fight M47 0:32
• Overstings M48A 0:30
• Spooky Spock With Overstings M52 tk 3+M48A 1:13
• Brain Box M50A 0:09
• Spooky Spock M52 tk 4 1:11
• Kara's Kaper M54A 0:28
• Kara Motif (Fred Steiner rehearsal and master) M26 0:56 Total Time (27–44): 12:51 Total Disc Time: 75:50

Season 3, Disc 3 The Enterprise Incident Music Composed and Conducted by Alexander Courage Episode #59, Recorded 8/5/68 Aired #57, 9/27/68

• Main Title* (soprano version, monaural; arr. Courage, cond. Hatch) 1:01
• Aberrated Captain* M11 3:04
• Surrounded/Temper, Temper M12/M13 1:14
• Unfair Exchange M14–20+M14–20B 1:04
• Vulcanian Cahoots M21 3:34
• Hemmed In*/Vulcanization M22/M31 0:48
• Konked Kirk M32 3:42
• Vulcanized M33 1:13
• Kirk Rekirked M41 1:21
• Back From Dead/Commandeered M42/M43–50 6:31
• Back to Business M51 2:13
• Stolen Device M52 2:51
• Reworked*/Deposition/Sweaty Scotty M53/M54/M55–60 1:50
• Free Enterprise* M61 6:19
• Ear Bob* M62 0:36 Total Time: 37:56 *Contains "Theme From Star Trek (TV Series)" by Alexander Courage and Gene Roddenberry Plato's Stepchildren Music Composed and Conducted by Alexander Courage Episode #67, Recorded 10/25/68 Aired #65, 11/22/68
• Giant Dwarf* M11 0:45
• Meet the Folks/Soaring Syringe M12/M13 1:09
• Episode Titles M14 0:45
• Delirium Parmen's* M15–20 2:34
• Reluctant Guests/Psychokinetic Effect M21/M21A 0:30
• The Frog (Alexander's Song) (vocal: Michael Dunn) M22A 0:27
• Slap Unhappy M23 0:41
• Cut Off/I Hear You Calling M24/M25+M25A 0:45
• Psychokinetic Shenanigans/Stopped Cold M26/M31 1:17
• Groveling Kirk M32+M32A 2:46
• Dancing Spock M33 3:49
• Spock Brought/New Talent M41/M51 0:54
• The Aristocrats/Flung About M52/M53 1:24
• Maiden-Wine+ (vocal: Leonard Nimoy) M54A 1:18
• Orgy Porgy M55–60 5:58
• Brain Bout M61 1:51
• The Little Visitor M62 0:38 Total Time: 28:06 *Contains "Theme From Star Trek (TV Series)" by Alexander Courage and Gene Roddenberry +Composed by Leonard Nimoy, Published by Adajul Music (BMI) Whom Gods Destroy Music Composed and Conducted by Alexander Courage  Episode #71, Recorded 10/25/68 (With "Plato's Stepchildren") Aired #69, 1/3/69
• Arab Hootch Dance (Hootchie Kootchie) LM133 1:44 The Way to Eden Songs by Arthur Heinemann, Charles Napier and Craig Robertson Music Director: Wilbur Hatch Episode #75, Recorded 11/20/68 Aired #75, 2/21/69
• Beam-In Sweetener M6 0:04
• Looking for a New Land (vocal: Charles Napier) MV1 1:31
• Like Hail (vocal: Napier) MV3 0:13
• Hey, Out There! (vocals: Charles Napier and Deborah Downey) MV2 2:48
• Far Out Jam (William Pitman) M8/MV5A 1:14
• Headin' Out to Eden (vocal: Napier) MV4 1:04
• Headin' Out to Eden (instrumental tags) M7A tk 2, 1 0:24
• End Title* (soprano version, monaural; arr. Courage, cond. Hatch) 0:43 Total Time: 8:15 Total Disc Time: 76:21

SEASON 3, DISC 4 Is There in Truth No Beauty? Music Composed and Conducted by George Duning Episode #62, Recorded 9/6/68 Aired #60, 10/18/68

• Enter Marvick*/Enter Miranda+ M11/M12 1:37
• Ambassador Arrival*/My Life Is Here+/I Must Know/Starship Party* M13/M14/M15/M21 3:35
• McCoy's Toast/Quite a Woman/Marvick Pleads M22/M23/M24/M24A 5:26
• Marvick Mad/Marvick Berserk/Marvick Dies M31/M32/M32A/M33 5:56
• Unknown Void/Sentimental Jim/What Is Ugly?+/Why? M34/M41/M42/M43 3:56
• Blind Miranda/Mind Link+/Spock—Kollos M44/M51/M52 4:54
• Hero Spock*+ M53/M53A/M53B 3:38
• Don't Move/Spock Out/No Change/Miranda Mad+/Miranda's Farewell*+ M61/M62/M63/M64/M64B/M64A/M64C/M65 7:19 Total Time: 36:39 *Contains "Theme From Star Trek (TV Series)" by Alexander Courage and Gene Roddenberry +Contains "Mr. Spock" Composed by Gerald Fried The Empath Music Composed and Conducted by George Duning Episode #63, Recorded 9/6/68 Aired #67, 12/6/68
• Starship Again*/Nova Phase/What Happened? M11/M12/M13 2:01
• Lost Trio/Enter Gem/The Vians/Kirk Stunned/Force Field/Kirk Healed M14/M15+M15A/M16/M21/M22/M23 4:26
• Vian Lab/The Subjects M24/M25 1:55
• Cave Exit+/Star Trek Chase/Slow Motion Kirk M26/M27/M28–30/M28–30A/M28–30B 3:17
• One Specimen/Kirk Tortured/Kirk's Agony/Help Him/Vians' Threat M31/M32/M33/M34/M35 4:54
• How's It Going*/Spock's Hypo/Spock Stuck+/McCoy Tortured/Gem Wistful M41/M42/M43/M44/M45 3:52
• Poor McCoy/Bedside Manner/No Interference/Time Grows Short M51/M52/M53/M54–60/M54–60A 6:33
• Don't Touch Me M61 2:07
• Vians' Farewell/Off Again* M62/M62A/M63 1:51 18. Empath Finale*+ M64 1:05 Total Time: 32:24 *Contains "Theme From Star Trek (TV Series)" by Alexander Courage and Gene Roddenberry +Contains "Mr. Spock" Composed by Gerald Fried Requiem for Methuselah Brahms Paraphrase by Ivan Ditmars Episode #76, Recorded 1/15/69 Aired #74, 2/14/69
• Pseudo Brahms Esq. M26/M26A 2:22
• Pseudo Brahms Esq. (alternate ending) M26 2:13 Total Time: 4:37 Total Disc Time: 73:53

SEASON 3, DISC 5 And the Children Shall Lead Music Composed and Conducted by George Duning Episode #60, Recorded 8/9/68 Aired #59, 10/11/68

• Main Title* (soprano version, third season mix; arr. Courage) 1:02 2006 Recording Conducted and Produced by Gregory Smith 
• Triacus*/What Goes Kids? M11/M12 2:41
• Triacus Burial/Kooky Kids/Reluctant Kids M13/M14/M15 1:49
• Strange Feelings M16–20 1:30
• Starship Again*/Instant Ice Cream M21/M22 1:04
• Busy-Busy/Tommy Tired/Here Comes the Gorgon/Kids' Whammy #1 M23/M24/M25/M26 3:59
• Standard Orbit #1*/Starnes' Tape/Kids' Whammy #2/Tommy's Whammy/Standard Orbit #2*/Whammed Crew*/Starnes' Story M31/M32/M33/M34/M35/M36/M36A/M37 5:36
• Mislead Innocent/McCoy Mad*/Out of Orbit*/Call the Angel M38/M41/M42/M43/M43A 2:56
• Kids in Control M44–50/M44–50A/M44–50B/M44–50C/M44–50D/M44–50E 7:14
• Scotty Whammied/By Whose Orders M51/M52 2:01
• Last Whammy M53/M53A 1:30
• Gorgon Summoned/Gorgon Zapped* M54–60/M61 5:07 Total Time: 36:56 *Contains "Theme From Star Trek (TV Series)" by Alexander Courage and Gene Roddenberry Third Season Library Music Conducted by Wilbur Hatch Recorded 6/25/68 From "The Cage" (Alexander Courage):
• Survivors (M21) LM100 1:41
• Bottled (M31) LM101 1:51
• Monster Illusion (M42) LM102 2:46
• Monster Illusion (tag) (M42) LM102A 0:09
• The Kibitzers (M44) LM103 0:40
• Vina's Punishment (M51) LM104 1:54
• Vina's Dance (M62) LM105 1:52
• Wrong Think (M73) LM106 0:42 From "Where No Man Has Gone Before" (Alexander Courage):
• Act 1 Card (M13) LM107 0:37
• Crippled Ship (M22) LM108 0:54
• Speedy Reader (M24) LM109 1:05
• End Title (M64) LM110 0:23 From "The Man Trap" (Alexander Courage):
• First Goner (M14–21) LM111 tk 3 0:48
• First Goner (M14–21) LM111 tk 4 0:49
• Dressing Down (M23) LM114 0:07
• Monitor Gizzard (M25) LM113 0:13
• Monitor Gizzard (M25) LM113A 0:09
• Lazer Dazer (M45–51) LM112 2:43
• Dodo Girl (M52) LM115 0:09 From "Catspaw" (Gerald Fried):
• Drugged (M25) LM116 1:23
• Mace Fight (M61) LM117 0:59
• Mace Fight (M61) LM117A 0:18 From "Friday's Child" (Gerald Fried):
• . Down the Throat (M58) LM118 1:13
• Arrows (M61) LM119 1:25 Total Time (13–36): 25:40 Composed and Conducted by Gerald Fried (With "The Paradise Syndrome")
• School Chum ("Shore Leave" M23) LM125 0:32
• Mr. Spock ("Amok Time" M14) LM128/LM128A 0:57
• Contrary Order ("Amok Time" M16–20A) LM129 2:58
• More Soup* ("Amok Time" M26–30B) LM126 2:00
• More Soup ("Amok Time" M26–30B) LM126A/LM127 1:05 Total Time: 7:41 Conducted by George Duning (With "Is There in Truth No Beauty?")
• Act Out LM131 tk 1 0:14
• Act Out LM131 tk 2 0:13 Total Time: 0:30 Score Alternates
• Ambassador Arrival* ("Is There in Truth No Beauty?" by Duning, M13A) 0:15
• Out of Orbit* ("And the Children Shall Lead" by Duning, M42A) 0:14
• Final Curtain* ("Spectre of the Gun" by Fielding, M63C) 0:13
• Unfair Exchange ("The Enterprise Incident" by Courage, M14–20A) 0:15
• Tromba Sweetener ("Plato's Stepchildren" by Courage, M25A) 0:23
• The Aristocrats ("Plato's Stepchildren" by Courage, M52A) 0:16 Total Time: 1:48 The Savage Curtain Episode #77, Recorded 1/24/69 Aired #77, 3/7/69 Music Composed and Conducted by Wilbur Hatch
• Drums/Salute to Our President Fanfare MX/M1/M1A 1:30
• Salute to Our President Fanfare (outtakes medley) M2/M3/M4/M5 0:52
• End Title* (soprano version, alternate ending; arr. Courage, cond. Hatch) 0:41
• Paramount Television I.D. (Wilbur Hatch) 0:05 Total Time: 3:16 Total Disc Time: 76:18

The 15-CD boxset contains all episode scores as heard in all three original seasons of Star Trek . This special collection has been newly remastered from studio elements and features hours of material previously unreleased in any format. Retail price is set at $224.98.

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Jerry Goldsmith's iconic original score to Paramount Pictures' 1979 feature film STAR TREK: THE MOTION PICTURE boldly returns with a limited edition 2-CD re-issue from La-La Land Records and Paramount Music. The first big screen voyage of Captain Kirk and Mr. Spock was a high budget and ambitious undertaking that introduced Goldsmith's famous and enduring Star Trek march (later used as the main theme for Star Trek: The Next Generation) as the cornerstone of an epic science fiction musical odyssey. Like the film's refit starship Enterprise, La-La Land's lavish 2012 restoration presented the score anew: fully restored, remixed and mastered from the first generation multi-track masters by Bruce Botnick, the original album co-producer and Goldsmith's long time scoring engineer. This new 2-CD edition is the official tie-in soundtrack to the forthcoming STAR TREK: THE MOTION PICTURE: THE DIRECTOR'S EDITION, premiering this year on the Paramount Plus streaming service. Post-Production Supervisor/Associate Producer Mike Matessino co-produces the album with Botnick, handling restoration, editing and assembly of the music. This edition definitively presents the full film score on CD1, continuing through the start of CD2. The program now begins with the long version of the "Overture," reflective of "The Director's Edition," with the short version heard in 1979 now kicking off a section of "Alternates" on CD2, which feature early versions of major score cues that were later reworked. Closing out the presentation is the enduring 1979 soundtrack album program, now re-created from the remixed first generation master material for consistent and superior sound quality throughout the set. Matessino collaborates with Jeff Bond on the thoroughly researched album notes, which feature interview excerpts by Goldsmith, Botnick and performers Craig Huxley and David Newman. The packaging and 28-page full color booklet are designed by Jim Titus and feature new images from "The Director's Edition."

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Original Series Soundtrack ( Full OST ) from the animated series Star Trek: Prodigy (2021). The original music by Star Trek Prodigy Cast and  Nami Melumad .

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Star Trek: Prodigy is a 2021 American science fiction action-adventure animated television series, the tenth Star Trek series, a part of the expanded Star Trek Universe . The series is created by Kevin Hageman and Dan Hageman, stars (voices) Kate Mulgrew, Rylee Alazraqui, Brett Gray, Angus Imrie, Jason Mantzoukas, Ella Purnell, Dee Bradley Baker, John Noble, Jason Alexander, Jimmi Simpson, Jameela Jamil, Daveed Diggs, and Robert Beltran.

The soundtrack album is now available for listening/purchasing on Amazon and Apple Music stores, see links on this page. The first soundtrack album was released earlier – Star Trek Prodigy OST . More music from the Star Trek franchise can be found here .

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Anyone but you soundtrack guide: every song & when they play.

There are 20 songs spanning multiple genres on the soundtrack for Anyone But You, the hit rom-com based on Shakespeare's Much Ado About Nothing.

Warning! This article contains SPOILERS for Anyone But You.

• Anyone But You, now on Netflix, is the highest-grossing Shakespeare adaptation with songs like "The Spins" by Mac Miller.
• Sydney Sweeney and Glen Powell star in this enemies-to-lovers rom-com with a soundtrack that keeps the story lively.
• The "Anyone But You" soundtrack includes a variety of songs that complement the key moments of Ben and Bea's love story.

The 2023 hit rom-com Anyone But You just recently started streaming on Netflix, allowing viewers to watch and rewatch the film, which includes a great 20-song soundtrack. Anyone But You is an adaptation of Much Ado About Nothing , the famous Shakespeare comedy that helped create the enemies-to-lovers trope. With over $219 million grossed worldwide according to Box Office Mojo , Anyone But You became the highest-grossing Shakespeare film adaptation of all time.

Sydney Sweeney and Glen Powell lead the Anyone But You cast as Bea and Ben respectively. After a great date ended in a big misunderstanding, Bea and Ben were forced to remain in each other’s lives when Bea’s sister, Halle, and Ben’s best friend, Claudia, started dating. When Ben and Halle become part of Halle and Claudia’s wedding party, they decide to fake date to make sure they don’t ruin the trip. The Anyone But You soundtrack features a variety of songs that help keep the entertaining story moving.

When Every Song On The Anyone But You Soundtrack Plays In The Movie

The anyone but you soundtrack features 20 songs.

“Didn't I” by Darondo - The 2005 R&B track “Didn’t I” by Darondo plays in Anyone But You’s opening scene, which introduces the main love interests to each other at a coffee shop. Bea ran inside to find a bathroom before her job interview but was denied service because she wasn’t a paying customer. Fortunately, Ben, who was at the front of the long line, pretended to be her husband, forcing the barista to allow Bea to use the restroom and starting their love story in Anyone But You .

“The Spins” by Mac Miller & Empire of the Sun - After a series of misunderstandings following a night together, Bea and Ben’s chances for getting together seem ruined. When Bea overhears a conversation between Ben and his friend Pete, she leaves his apartment hurt and confused. The upbeat “The Spins” by Mac Miller and Empire of the Sun transitions Anyone But You from this scene to a time jump in which they meet again through Claudia and Halle.

“Photo ID (with Dominic Fike)” by Remi Wolf & Dominic Fike - “Photo ID” is the first of two Dominic Fike songs on the Anyone But You soundtrack. The song plays as Ben and Bea incidentally board the same flight to Australia for Bea and Halle’s wedding.

“Unwritten” by Natasha Bedingfield - “Unwritten” plays an important role in Anyone But You . The Natasha Bedingfield hit first plays in the film when Bea goes to steal Ben’s cookie on the flight and overhears the song playing from his headphones, learning that it’s his “ serenity song .” Later in the movie, when they are rescued from Sydney Harbour by a helicopter, she sings it to him to calm him down. “Unwritten” also plays in Anyone But You's end credits , which features the cast singing and dancing along to it at various points of filming.

“Sick” by Dominic Fike - When they arrive in Australia, another Dominick Fike song plays. “Sick” is a song about two people making each other sick while also being in love. It’s the perfect track for Bea and Ben’s enemies-to-lovers story in Anyone But You .

“Right Direction” by Margo & Mac - To celebrate Halle and Claudia’s upcoming nuptials in Anyone But You and the first night of the wedding party being all together in Australia, Pete sets off fireworks as “Right Direction” by Margo & Mac plays in the background. A series of party games goes wrong in Anyone But You when Bea and Ben are put on the same team and can’t stop arguing.

“The Vacationer” by Hungry Kids of Hungary - After a shot of another Shakespeare reference in Anyone But You written in the sand, “The Vacationer” by Hungry Kids of Hungary plays over a montage of everyone taking advantage of the beautiful Australian setting.

“Bang Bang” by Hippo Campus - In an attempt to make Bea and Ben get along and possibly fall in love, Claudia and Pete’s mother, Carol, has them swim to her husband’s sailboat to get his “forgotten” sunglasses. Unfortunately, the task reveals that Ben isn’t a great swimmer. As “Bang Bang” by Hippo Campus plays, Bea carries him through the water to help them reach the boat.

“Steppin’ On Me” by Fitz and The Tantrums - The indie pop song “Steppin’ On Me” plays just after Bea proposes she and Ben fake date to get everyone off their back and make Ben’s ex, Margaret, jealous. Initially, their overacting doesn’t fool the other characters in Anyone But You , but as they grow to like each other, their feelings become obvious to everyone around them.

“Sympathy” by Declan McKenna - Ben and Bea’s first outing as a “couple” in Anyone But You is set to “Sympathy” by Declan McKenna. A hiking trip with Pete, Claudia, and Halle went horribly wrong when a giant spider crawled into Ben’s shorts. Unfortunately, the making of the scene went wrong as well, with Sweeney being bitten by the spider during Anyone But You’s filming .

“Changing” by Bay Ledges - While most of the Anyone But You characters are trying to get Bea and Ben together, her parents want her to get back with her ex-fiancé Jonathan. To do this, they invite him to Australia without telling her. As “Changing” by Bay Ledges plays in the background, Bea and Jonathan play a giant chess match.

“Dummy” by Portugal. The Man - Claudia and Halle’s rehearsal dinner took place on a ship, with the wedding party traveling to the dock in style, riding in Land Rovers. “Dummy” by Portugal. The Man plays during the journey in Anyone But You , where Bea’s stunning blue dress revealed Ben’s attraction to her.

“Got Me Started” by Troye Sivan - Once on the ship, the Anyone But You characters danced to the Troye Sivan bop “Got Me Started.” Bea and Ben showed off both their moves and their chemistry on the dance floor.

“All I Really Wanna Do” by Devon Gilfillian - After their dancing fails to catch the eyes of the other characters in Anyone But You , Bea and Ben came up with another plan to convince everyone they’re together. They recreated the famous “ I’m flying ” scene from Titanic as everyone looked on, their plan working perfectly. The love song “All I Really Wanna Do” by Devon Gilfillian provided great background music until Bea fell into Sydney Harbour.

“Anyone But You” by Still Woozy - The Anyone But You soundtrack’s title track was made by Still Woozy specifically for the film. It plays at a turning point in Bea and Ben’s love story in Anyone But You as they hook up for the first time following the ship incident.

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“Loving You” by Wet Leg - Before Bea woke up, Ben snuck out of her room following another misunderstanding. “Loving You” by Wet Leg plays over a montage of the morning after, which also happened to be the morning of Halle and Claudia’s wedding.

“Connecting Dots” by Kate Bollinger - The lyrics of “Connecting Dots” by Kate Bollinger include “ How come love so sweet can turn so mean? ” representing what Bea and Ben were likely thinking about each other after their night together. The ballad plays as they agree to fake getting along one more time for Claudia and Halle’s wedding. The lyrics “ The more I know you, the more I hate you ” play on the idea of there being a thin line between love and hate.

“Canon In D (Pachelbel's Canon)” by Johann Pachelbel - The classic canon from German Baroque composer Johann Pachelbel is played by a group of violinists with Anyone But You’s resident surfer bro, Beau, surprisingly on the cello. They play the canon as Claudia, Halle, and the wedding party walk back down the aisle following the ceremony.

“Lancaster Nights” by Charlie Burg - Fortunately, the story took a happier turn, albeit briefly, with Claudia and Halle’s wedding reception. The upbeat “Lancaster Nights” by Charlie Burg helped flip the vibe in Anyone But You as everyone gathered to celebrate the happy couple.

“Bottle Rocket” by Jimi Somewhere - After Bea caught Margaret kissing Ben, she left the wedding reception in tears. Though Ben thought he wanted Margaret back, he realized he was in love with Bea and needed to perform a big romantic gesture to prove it. “Bottle Rocket” by Jimi Somewhere repeats the lines, “ You make me want to rip my head off and you make me want to scream … It wasn't much, but it meant everything to me .” Once again, the Anyone But You soundtrack found a song that perfectly encapsulated their relationship and feelings for one another.

Anyone But You Ending Explained: Do Ben & Bea End Up Together?

Where to listen to the anyone but you soundtrack, the anyone but you soundtrack isn't officially streaming.

There is no official version of the Anyone But You soundtrack with all 20 songs available for streaming on major music platforms. The Anyone But You soundtrack available for streaming only includes the songs on the score done by Este Haim and Christopher Stracey. There are unofficial playlists online, but they do not feature every song and include some songs not in the film. With this list, Anyone But You viewers can make their own soundtrack playlist on their preferred listening platform.

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Anyone But You

Anyone But You is a romantic comedy by director Will Gluck starring Sydney Sweeny and Glen Powell. Sweeny and Powell star as Bea and Ben, two strangers with an incredible first date that goes sour following one incident at the tail end. Thinking the worst is behind them, the two are roped into a destination wedding in Sydney, Australia, where they'll have to pretend to be a couple despite absolutely hating each other.

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The long lost original model of the USS Enterprise has been returned

The model, in the opening credits of Star Trek , had been missing since the 1970s. It popped up on eBay last fall. The seller helped facilitate its return to the family of the creator of Star Trek .

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The long-lost original model of the USS Enterprise, the one that could be seen in the opening credits of the TV show "Star Trek," has been returned. Missing since the 1970s, the model popped up on eBay last fall. The seller eventually took down the item and helped facilitate its return to Rod Roddenberry, the son of the late "Star Trek" creator Gene Roddenberry. Roddenberry, the son, says he now hopes to get the model into a museum for the public to enjoy.

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