SilverTrumpet

Okay, which one of you put this together?

The only argument you could say is that he didn't have it in him to finish off his friend when he was burning and pathetic like that. ...but when he gets another go at it, having seen what happened when he didn't kill him? THAT'S unbelievable. I get not being able to go through with it the first time, but with all the murder and misery throughout the galaxy at Vader's hand, he had to this time.

I'll put it in tags for now in case other people aren't interested in hearing, but...

That was a real choir?

Are we allowed to talk about spoilers that never came true now that the limited series that won't be a limited series for long is over?

Like full 88 keys? We might have an extra, believe it or not.

We just watched that scene from Revenge of the Sith yesterday again and I realized only recently that it was unused in AOTC. I guess I was so used to the track from listening to the AOTC soundtrack so much before Revenge of the Sith came out that it just felt not special because it was technically reused music. The same thing happened to me with the Anakin Defeats Sebulba fast string section and Mace Windu starting to fight at the arena.

Between this and the Grand Inquisitor being killed here and in Rebels...and I think in The Book of Mando with Yoda's lightsabers, can we assume this so called story group was just to give a job to someone's friends as opposed to keeping track of canon?

Really? That's an impressive one, if so. Really backs up my theory that lots of big websites have bots writing their articles.

IGN spends more time sucking Disney off than they actually do covering video games. Pay them no mind.

When we get stuff like this and Overture to the Oscars, I end up appreciating his weird concert pieces like the Violin Concerto and Highwood's Ghost a hell of a lot more. God bless the man for writing such wonderful music so consistently at this point in his life.

You have to remember that this is a video game from a different time. During this time, film scores were more like this too. Something like Lego Star Wars The Skywalker Saga has the dullest, bad imitation John Williams music you've ever heard. That is, when they're not abusing John Williams's music in editing.

One of the best Star Wars soundtracks period. Probably third after the Williams stuff and Solo without thinking of it much. I'm really excited for some of you to listen to it for the first time if you missed it because it was attached to a video game in 2004.

See? Uh! I did too!

I told a non-music friend about how much the score stunk, and he keeps sending me people on Star Wars forums that specifically note the music being disappointing. So at least from what I've seen, that seems to be the case. That's exactly how they came up with the entire plot to The Rise of Palpatine. Where did she say this?