Star Trek Expanded/Complete Scores

[Pieter Boelen 633]

Hello all,

I was wondering what sound effect free expanded or complete scores exist from the Star Trek movies. I'm trying to get some, but I don't know for which version I should look. :?

[Trent B 317]

There's a complete bootleg for Star Trek The Motion Picture but the sound quality shifts through out the score.

There's a complete score for Star Trek First Contact... 30 tracks with good quality sound.

An expanded score for Star Trek Insurrection. Nearly all the cues are there but it doesn't have the film version cue for "Inside The Collector".

There's also a nearly complete score for Star Trek Nemesis. I say nearly complete because 2 cues are missing from it.

That's the only complete and expanded scores from the movies that exist on the net. No others unfortunately have been leaked. The only ones that are have sound effects and some times dialogue. I for one hate that and defintiely do not choose to have them..

[John Crichton 4]

There's also a nearly complete score for Star Trek Nemesis.  I say nearly complete because 2 cues are missing from it.

I thought that the only missing cue was the film version of Shinzon telling his backstory. What other one is there?

I should mention also that the sound quality of the Nemesis boot is incredible, nearly equal to an official release.

[Ollie 859]

Yes it's interesting that most of the Goldsmith bootleg CDs have very good sound to them.

[Trent B 317]

There's also a nearly complete score for Star Trek Nemesis.  I say nearly complete because 2 cues are missing from it.

I thought that the only missing cue was the film version of Shinzon telling his backstory. What other one is there?

I should mention also that the sound quality of the Nemesis boot is incredible, nearly equal to an official release.

The other cue that's missing besides the film version for "Shinzon's Story" is the cue "Alliegence".

"Alliegence" should start shortly after "The Senate Has Doubts" when Shinzon asks Donatra to remain a moment. The two talk about trust and alliegence. It ends after Shinzon threatens Donatra saying that if she ever touches him again he'd kill her.

The cue that is on the bootleg called "Shinzon and Donatra" actually starts after Donatra hears Shinzon grunting in pain with his condition starting to deteroriate(sp?) and ends with the now controlled B-4 accessing the Enterprise-E's data base.

Yes definitely the Nemesis 2-CD set has incredible sound to it, so does the First Contact and Insurrection scores.

[Trent B 317]

By the way Pieter, here are the track listings for the mentioned scores for what I have...

For Nemesis the cues "We're Wasting Time" - the real one, and "The Corridor" those were tracked in the film so I added those too, to my set and they're exact duplicates from their film version cues if anything a bit better for the edits. Also I renamed couple of the cues to better conform with the film.

For Star Trek TMP each cue is it's own seperate cue...nothing runs into each other and I've done my best to clean up the ones from the recording sessions....

Star Trek The Motion Picture

Complete Motion Picture Score

Music Composed and Conducted by Jerry Goldsmith

Disc 1

01- Ilia's Theme (2:59)

02- Main Title (1:35) - Original thearatical version

03- Klingon Battle (5:18)

04- Total Logic (3:44)

05- Floating Office (1:02)

06- The Enterprise (5:56)

07- Malfunction (1:24)

08- Good-bye Klingon (0:32)

09- Good-bye Epsilon 9 (1:08)

10- Pre-Launch (0:24)

11- Leaving Drydock (3:28)

12- Stardate 7412.6 (0:17)

13- Warp Point Eight (0:24)

14- No Good-byes (0:51)

15- Spock's Arrival (1:58)

16- Stardate 7413.4 (0:35)

17- Warp Seven

Disc 2

01- Meet V'Ger (2:59)

02- The Cloud (4:56)

03- V'Ger Flyover (4:55)

04- The Force Field (5:00) - The true film version cue

05- Micro Exam (1:10)

06- Stardate 7414.1 (0:36)

07- Games (3:41)

08- Thruster Suit (1:49)

09- Spock Walk (4:15)

10- System Inoperative (1:51)

11- Hidden Information (3:51)

12- Inner Workings (3:03) - Film Version

13- Voyager 6! (0:49)

14- V'Ger Speaks (3:50)

15- The Meld (3:13)

16- A Good Start (2:23)

17- End Credits (3:14)

Star Trek First Contact

Complete Motion Picture Score

Music Composed by Jerry and Joel Goldsmith

Music Conducted by Jerry Goldsmith

*=Music by Joel Goldsmith

01- Main Title (2:52)

02- Locutus (1:29)*

03- The Enterprise-E (0:27)

04- Battle Watch (1:10)*

05- Red Alert (2:13)

06- Temporal Wake (2:06) -Different take than from the OST version

07- April 4th, 2063 (1:44)

08- The Phoenix (1:01)*

09- First Sign Of Borg (0:25)

10- 39.1 Degrees Celcius (4:45)*

11- Approaching Engineering (1:50)*

12- Retreat (4:00)* -Different take than from the OST version

13- The Borg Queen (1:32)

14- Assimilation (1:00)*

15- Welcome Aboard (2:40)

16- The Gift Of Flesh (1:03)

17- Definitely Not Swedish (1:25)

18- Watch Your Caboos, Dix (1:32)

19- Fully Functional (3:19)

20- The Dish (7:13) -Different take than from the OST version

21- Bridge Arguement (1:55)

22- A Quest For Vengeance (2:40)

23- Evacuate (2:21)

24- The Escape Pods (2:51)

25- All The Time (1:03)

26- The Starship Chase (3:00)*

27- Resistance Is Futile! (1:46)*

28- Victory Over The Borg (1:35)*

29- First Contact (6:01)

30- End Credits (5:25)

Star Trek Insurrection

Expanded Motion Picture Score

Music Composed and Conducted by Jerry Goldsmith

01- Main Title - The Ba'ku Village (6:52)

02- Through The Briar Patch (1:42)

03- Captain and Friend (2:31)

04- In Custody (1:12) - Film version

05- Unlikely Captors (0:38)

06- Contemplation (0:33)

07- Children's Story (1:46)

08- A Few Loos Ends (4:33)

09- Side Effects (0:25)

10- New Sight (5:43)

11- Ru'afo's Threat (0:43) - Contains VERY slight sfx

12- The Prime Directive (1:54)

13- Insurrection (1:34)

14- Not Functioning (1:47)

15- The Convoy (0:58)

16- Childhood Discussion (1:06)

17- A Perfect Moment (1:06)

18- Battle Stations (0:25) - Contains VERY slight sfx

19- The Drones Attack (4:09)

20- The Riker Maneuver (3:08)

21- Don't Let Go (1:40)

22- The Same Race - Ru'afo Strikes (2:49)

23- Deploying The Collector (1:07)

24- No Threat (4:10)

25- Weapon Systems Off-Line (0:37) -Unused

26- Healing Process - End Credits (12:36) -Album version

Star Trek Nemesis

Expanded Motion Picture Score

Music Composed and Conducted by Jerry Goldsmith

01- Main Title (1:59)

02- The Box (2:19)

03- My Right Arm (1:01)

04- The Enterprise-E Flyover (0:31)

05- Positronic Signal (1:25)

06- The Argo (1:16)

07- Odds and Ends (4:35)

08- Brothers (1:00)

09- To Romulus (1:07)

10- Arrival At Romulus (6:23)

11- Shinzon Revealed - The Knife (3:06)

12- The Senate Has Doubts (0:34) - Film version mix

13- Donatra And Shinzon (1:26)

14- Shinzon's Story (Alternate) (1:29)

15- Ideals (2:12)

16- Thaleron Discovery (0:54)

17- We're Wasting Time (0:58)

18- Shinzon's Violation (0:49)

19- B-4 Beams To The Scimitar (0:45)

20- Capturing Picard (1:22)

21- The Mirror (5:20)

22- The Scorpion (2:20)

23- Sins (1:01)

24- De-Activating B-4 (1:37)

25- Preparing For Battle (2:39)

26- The Battle Begins (2:21)

27- Meeting In The Ready Room (0:21)

28- Our True Nature (1:30)

29- Team Work (2:47)

30- Lateral Run (3:52)

31- Hull Breach (0:19)

32- Engage (2:08)

33- Full Reverse (1:41)

34- Thaleron Deployment (2:54)

35- The Corridor (0:33)

36- Final Flight (3:44)

37- Good-bye! (0:54)

38- A New Friend (2:33)

39- Remembering Data - Repairs (0:49)

40- Riker's Farewell (0:35)

41- A New Ending - End Credits (6:06)

42- A New Ending - End Credits (6:19) - Has different begining

[Marian Schedenig 5,520]

Yes it's interesting that most of the Goldsmith bootleg CDs have very good sound to them.

I've always wondered... would it help if Williams worked with Broughton more frequently?

Marian -

[nightscape94 965]

I have an extended Star Trek: TMP boot that has 43 tracks over 2 CDs that has artwork mentioning a fake label called "Andrese Filmabande". I don't know its origins.

EDIT: Actually, now that I'm looking at it more closely, the track #s and titles don't match up. The artwork claims 43 tracks, but I have 47 files. They match up to track 35, but then it goes off. So I have no idea what I have! :?

Tim

[#SnowyVernalSpringsEternal 10,251]

I've always wondered... would it help if Williams worked with Broughton more frequently?

Marian -  

Don't you mean Botnick?

[John Crichton 4]

I've always wondered... would it help if Williams worked with Broughton more frequently?

Marian -  

Don't you mean Botnick?

It sure would, and in more ways than one.

[Marian Schedenig 5,520]

Don't you mean Botnick?

Probably.

Marian - :?

[BLUMENKOHL 1,064]

I've always wondered... would it help if Williams worked with Broughton more frequently?

His soundtracks would sound a whole lot technically better than the last few, that's for sure.

[Pieter Boelen 633]

Thanks a lot all. Especially thanks a lot Vosk for taking the time to post your tracklist!

[Miguel Andrade 964]

Well, I need the ST: TMP complete score. If someone's willing to send it to me, i would be very greatfull.

[stewdog1 50]

41- A New Ending - End Credits (6:06)

42- A New Ending - End Credits (6:19) - Has different begining

How many versions of the end credits are there? The one in the movie and the OST are different. Not just the beginning but also in the middle. The OST plays the Nemesis theme between the two statements of the TMP fanfare. The movie has either Lateral Run or Final Flight, I forget which. Because Rick Berman wanted an action piece instead of the slower Nemesis. Like anybody besides us stay and listen to the music anyway.

So, is there more than two versions?

[Ollie 859]

The film version features tracked cues spliced into the beginning of the end credits as heard on the regular release because the end credits are longer due to the fact there are no opening titles (other than the title of the film) to the film.

The beginning of the End Credits on the "Expanded" Nemesis have a stronger and longer statement of "Blue Skies".

[stewdog1 50]

The beginning of the End Credits on the "Expanded" Nemesis have a stronger and longer statement of "Blue Skies".

Is that Blue Skies from the OST?

[Trent B 317]

How many versions of the end credits are there? The one in the movie and the OST are different. Not just the beginning but also in the middle. The OST plays the Nemesis theme between the two statements of the TMP fanfare. The movie has either Lateral Run or Final Flight, I forget which. Because Rick Berman wanted an action piece instead of the slower Nemesis. Like anybody besides us stay and listen to the music anyway.  

So, is there more than two versions?

The one on the album opens up exactly how it is in the film.

The "alternate" one opens up completely different even has a bit of a different pitch to it then the album version. As Mark said it does have a bit of a stronger and longer statement.

Mark is right the actual End Credits cue in the film after the main theme from Trek the rest of the cue is just tracked music that was edited together pretty horribly.

For me I perfer the album version of the "End Credits".

[stewdog1 50]

For me I perfer the album version of the "End Credits".

I prefer the OST End Credits as well. What I'm going to try and do is splice the Blue Skies from the "alternate" onto the OST and see what happens.