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Red 5 standing by!
 

This, exactly.  

Although I have attended a lot of concerts featuring John Williams' music for the Star Wars films over the years, this one had so much that I had not heard live in concert before.  You could tell the concert had been put together by genuine Williams fans, so well done to @mahler3 (whom I spotted waiting in the wings a few times!) and to @TownerFan who was evidently responsible for the informative and pleasingly accurate programme notes.
 
As well as the UK concert premiere of music from The Rise of Skywalker posted above by @Biodome, yesterday was the first time I had heard the revised version of Han Solo and the Princess in concert.  It might take a bit of getting used to, but having heard it live I think it's a grower.  I was happy that the full version of Luke and Leia (apparently conductor Stephen Bell's favourite piece of music from the saga) was played rather than the truncated version heard sometimes more recently.  The Lucasfilm Logo, The Adventures of Han Solo and The Rebellion is Reborn were also treats which I had not sampled live before.
 
I thought the Royal Philharmonic Orchestra was excellent yesterday evening.  I did not notice any flubbed notes at all, the exposed horn solos in Princess Leia's Theme and Luke and Leia usually very unforgiving but both played perfectly.  I was in the choir seats immediately behind the xylophone, glockenspiel, vibraphone, cowbells, etc. and I loved watching the percussionists dart about between the various instruments.  I had not noticed before that the opening of Rey's Theme was played on vibraphone, glockenspiel and marimba.  It was also nice that the conductor made the first violins stand after The Asteroid Field, as the other sections of the orchestra usually get the love.
 
Here are a few grainy photos taken from my vantage point.
 

Red 5 standing by!
 

This, exactly.  

I can imagine!
 
Well, we are too - as a whole family we will embark on a short trip (not too much time for anything else, I'm afraid) to London in 12 hours to attend the Final Fantasy XIV concert at the Hammersmith Apollo today (!), a wish and stunning last-minute ticket purchase of our daughter's.
 
Alas it's too late for the Williams event. I am sure it was quite something.
 
Had better luck last time w/ the Video Games Live one where, a day before, I was able to attend a screening of Brazil with Terry Gilliam in attendance at the BFI.

Such is life (when it's good)...

En route and excited, with black turtle sweater on and carrying my umbrella purchased at the Musikverein gift shop! 🤣

Red 5 standing by!
 

Red 5 standing by!
 

En route and excited, with black turtle sweater on and carrying my umbrella purchased at the Musikverein gift shop! 🤣

Naaa, it's just the compression...
 

Havergal Brian’s The Gothic.

These must be preserved for future generations!
 

New arrival from Japan! Got this gem today 
 

He refers to "the CD" which made me smile.

Guarding the asset from Imperial entanglement!

Raiders of the Lost Ark; E.T.: The Extraterrestrial The Lost World; Temple of Doom; Empire Strikes Back; The Last Crusade; Return of the Jedi; Prisoner of Azkaban; Empire of the Sun; Chamber of Secrets;  
Honorable mentions: The Patriot (may enter top 10 once the expansion is released), every Prequel score, Superman, The Last Jedi, gosh... There are so many classics, making a top 10 is so hard!

1.  Star Wars
2.  The Empire Strikes Back
3.  E.T. The Extra-Terrestrial
4.  Superman
5.  1941
6.  Close Encounters of the Third Kind
7.  Jaws
8.  Raiders of the Lost Ark
9.  Home Alone
10. Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom
 

Finally received my copy of the Dildo of Destiny, in perfect condition 
 

One to three pixels per tooth 
 
All joking aside, what a wonderful set, with great sound to boot.

Made a preview of a potential Jurassic Park III cover from La-La Land (here's hoping).
 
 

 
And a bonus inevitability:
 

La-La Land is collaborating with Disney Music Emporium on distribution. 

I ripped a lot of CD’s on Saturday and I broke the middle piece holding the discs in several of them. I got them to pop in and close the case but man is it annoying when I unintentionally manhandle it and it breaks😡

Spared no expense!