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And it would have been so easy to do it right. Guess I need to apply for a job with them.
 

And it would have been so easy to do it right. Guess I need to apply for a job with them.
 

My story isn't nearly as heartfelt, as I just got it off eBay in the mid-2000s to add to my collection. If memory serves right, I got it for a meager 25 bucks or so. My actual first purchased SW album was the first Special Edition soundtrack (I vividly remember spotting the digipak version at our local electronics market - plus eagerly hunting down the other two in the coming months (which I, unfortunately, only got in their jewel case form).

Wow, thanks a lot! I had the same problem as well, with being a bit overwhelmed by the amount of music. But this is a beautiful 1-CD selection that flows like a well curated OST.
 
"A New Saber" is one hell of a swashbuckling track!

I have a shorter playlist of Fallen Order that perhaps may help you appreciate the score a bit better. It's focused on the character and emotion cues, also including some of my favorite action stuff, that properly develops the thematic material. I'm properly exploring the score for Survivor and I'm planning on doing something similar too:
 
As for the themes and what they represent, I definitely recommend @TheAvengerButton's breakdown in this post:
Those selected cues above highlight all the main themes for each character, and while I feel some other cues could be added to include smaller motifs, I decided to keep it under an hour and a half for better listening experience!

Thank you Bespin. I do vaguely remember that, I wonder how long ago that was?
 
I started helping Mike with these releases over 7 1/2 years ago, and Hook is the 25th release I've been a part of. And it was the first one I started on!

Here they are. Commence the ripping!
 

Here they are. Commence the ripping!
 

Here they are. Commence the ripping!
 

Here they are. Commence the ripping!
 

Here they are. Commence the ripping!
 

Here they are. Commence the ripping!
 

"I know, but he's all dead."

Great, looks like I fell for it as well.
 

 
(Actually I listened to it on YouTube beforhand and it's gorgeous, so I had to get it. Thanks to this thread for the recommendation!)

Great, looks like I fell for it as well.
 

 
(Actually I listened to it on YouTube beforhand and it's gorgeous, so I had to get it. Thanks to this thread for the recommendation!)

Great, looks like I fell for it as well.
 

 
(Actually I listened to it on YouTube beforhand and it's gorgeous, so I had to get it. Thanks to this thread for the recommendation!)

Well, he asked for a bigger version, so here goes.
 

"I know, but they're all furnished."

"I know, but they're all furnished."

Though definitely not the cover artwork I would have expected.

I also noticed that it's the Robin Williams photo Drew Struzan used as reference for his poster painting. It's so crazy how much he can make it look both the same AND different at the same time. He just changes the pose and expression ever so slightly, which adds that magical Hollywood sparkle to all his portraits, I wish today's movie posters would still have that.

I also noticed that it's the Robin Williams photo Drew Struzan used as reference for his poster painting. It's so crazy how much he can make it look both the same AND different at the same time. He just changes the pose and expression ever so slightly, which adds that magical Hollywood sparkle to all his portraits, I wish today's movie posters would still have that.

Now in full and complete, my re-arranged intro from "Indiana Jones and the Fate of Atlantis".