50th Anniversary Star Trek Deluxe Box

~ Release by Various Artists (see all versions of this release, 1 available)

Annotation

5 CDs in jewel cases packaged together with 6 stickers in a cardboard box. (Can also come in a metal instead of a cardboard box.)

Tracklist

1▶CD: 50th Anniversary Star Trek TV Series Soundtracks

2▶CD: Star Trek: Generations

3▼Enhanced CD: Star Trek: First Contact
#	Title	Artist	Length
1	Main Title / Locutus recording engineer: Bruce Botnick (from 1999-10-14 until 1999-10-18) producer: Jerry Goldsmith mixer and editor: Bruce Botnick violin: Eun Mee Ahn (from 1999-10-14 until 1999-10-18), Patricia Aiken (from 1999-10-14 until 1999-10-18), Robert Brosseau (from 1999-10-14 until 1999-10-18), Nicole Bush (from 1999-10-14 until 1999-10-18), Cara Chang (from 1999-10-14 until 1999-10-18), Ron Clark (from 1999-10-14 until 1999-10-18), Mario DeLeon (from 1999-10-14 until 1999-10-18), Joel Derouin (from 1999-10-14 until 1999-10-18), Bonnie Douglas (from 1999-10-14 until 1999-10-18), Charles Everett (from 1999-10-14 until 1999-10-18), Ronald Folsom (from 1999-10-14 until 1999-10-18), Pam Gates (from 1999-10-14 until 1999-10-18), Julie Gigante (from 1999-10-14 until 1999-10-18), Galina Golovin (from 1999-10-14 until 1999-10-18), Roger Haines (from 1999-10-14 until 1999-10-18), Clayton Haslop (from 1999-10-14 until 1999-10-18), Amy Hershberger (from 1999-10-14 until 1999-10-18), Peter Kent (from 1999-10-14 until 1999-10-18), Laurence Greenfield (from 1999-10-14 until 1999-10-18), Leslie Katz (from 1999-10-14 until 1999-10-18), Lily Chen (from 1999-10-14 until 1999-10-18), Michael Ferrill (from 1999-10-14 until 1999-10-18), Russ Cantor (from 1999-10-14 until 1999-10-18) and Paul Shure (from 1999-10-14 until 1999-10-18) conductor: Jerry Goldsmith (from 1999-10-14 until 1999-10-18) orchestrator: Jeff Atmajian, Rich Chadock, Alexander Courage, Arthur Morton and Evan Vidar phonographic copyright (℗) by: Paramount Pictures (in 1996) recorded at: Paramount Pictures Scoring Stage M in Los Angeles, California, United States (from 1999-10-14 until 1999-10-18) recording of: Locutus composer: Joel Goldsmith publisher: Ensign Music Corporation recording of: Star Trek: First Contact Main Theme additional composer: Alexander Courage composer: Jerry Goldsmith and Joel Goldsmith publisher: Ensign Music Corporation quotes music from: Where No Man Has Gone Before (original Star Trek title theme) version of: Main Theme (Star Trek: The Motion Picture)	Jerry Goldsmith	4:19
2	Red Alert recording engineer: Bruce Botnick (from 1999-10-14 until 1999-10-18) producer: Jerry Goldsmith mixer and editor: Bruce Botnick violin: Eun Mee Ahn (from 1999-10-14 until 1999-10-18), Patricia Aiken (from 1999-10-14 until 1999-10-18), Robert Brosseau (from 1999-10-14 until 1999-10-18), Nicole Bush (from 1999-10-14 until 1999-10-18), Cara Chang (from 1999-10-14 until 1999-10-18), Ron Clark (from 1999-10-14 until 1999-10-18), Mario DeLeon (from 1999-10-14 until 1999-10-18), Joel Derouin (from 1999-10-14 until 1999-10-18), Bonnie Douglas (from 1999-10-14 until 1999-10-18), Charles Everett (from 1999-10-14 until 1999-10-18), Ronald Folsom (from 1999-10-14 until 1999-10-18), Pam Gates (from 1999-10-14 until 1999-10-18), Julie Gigante (from 1999-10-14 until 1999-10-18), Galina Golovin (from 1999-10-14 until 1999-10-18), Roger Haines (from 1999-10-14 until 1999-10-18), Clayton Haslop (from 1999-10-14 until 1999-10-18), Amy Hershberger (from 1999-10-14 until 1999-10-18), Peter Kent (from 1999-10-14 until 1999-10-18), Laurence Greenfield (from 1999-10-14 until 1999-10-18), Leslie Katz (from 1999-10-14 until 1999-10-18), Lily Chen (from 1999-10-14 until 1999-10-18), Michael Ferrill (from 1999-10-14 until 1999-10-18), Russ Cantor (from 1999-10-14 until 1999-10-18) and Paul Shure (from 1999-10-14 until 1999-10-18) conductor: Jerry Goldsmith (from 1999-10-14 until 1999-10-18) orchestrator: Jeff Atmajian, Rich Chadock, Alexander Courage, Arthur Morton and Evan Vidar phonographic copyright (℗) by: Paramount Pictures (in 1996) recorded at: Paramount Pictures Scoring Stage M in Los Angeles, California, United States (from 1999-10-14 until 1999-10-18) recording of: Red Alert composer: Jerry Goldsmith publisher: Ensign Music Corporation is based on: The Klingon Battle (Star Trek: The Motion Picture)	Jerry Goldsmith	2:17
3	Temporal Wake recording engineer: Bruce Botnick (from 1999-10-14 until 1999-10-18) producer: Jerry Goldsmith mixer and editor: Bruce Botnick violin: Eun Mee Ahn (from 1999-10-14 until 1999-10-18), Patricia Aiken (from 1999-10-14 until 1999-10-18), Robert Brosseau (from 1999-10-14 until 1999-10-18), Nicole Bush (from 1999-10-14 until 1999-10-18), Cara Chang (from 1999-10-14 until 1999-10-18), Ron Clark (from 1999-10-14 until 1999-10-18), Mario DeLeon (from 1999-10-14 until 1999-10-18), Joel Derouin (from 1999-10-14 until 1999-10-18), Bonnie Douglas (from 1999-10-14 until 1999-10-18), Charles Everett (from 1999-10-14 until 1999-10-18), Ronald Folsom (from 1999-10-14 until 1999-10-18), Pam Gates (from 1999-10-14 until 1999-10-18), Julie Gigante (from 1999-10-14 until 1999-10-18), Galina Golovin (from 1999-10-14 until 1999-10-18), Roger Haines (from 1999-10-14 until 1999-10-18), Clayton Haslop (from 1999-10-14 until 1999-10-18), Amy Hershberger (from 1999-10-14 until 1999-10-18), Peter Kent (from 1999-10-14 until 1999-10-18), Laurence Greenfield (from 1999-10-14 until 1999-10-18), Leslie Katz (from 1999-10-14 until 1999-10-18), Lily Chen (from 1999-10-14 until 1999-10-18), Michael Ferrill (from 1999-10-14 until 1999-10-18), Russ Cantor (from 1999-10-14 until 1999-10-18) and Paul Shure (from 1999-10-14 until 1999-10-18) conductor: Jerry Goldsmith (from 1999-10-14 until 1999-10-18) orchestrator: Jeff Atmajian, Rich Chadock, Alexander Courage, Arthur Morton and Evan Vidar phonographic copyright (℗) by: Paramount Pictures (in 1996) recorded at: Paramount Pictures Scoring Stage M in Los Angeles, California, United States (from 1999-10-14 until 1999-10-18) recording of: Temporal Wake composer: Jerry Goldsmith publisher: Ensign Music Corporation	Jerry Goldsmith	2:10
4	Welcome Aboard recording engineer, mixer and editor: Bruce Botnick producer: Jerry Goldsmith conductor: Jerry Goldsmith phonographic copyright (℗) by: Paramount Pictures (in 1996) recorded at: Paramount Pictures Scoring Stage M in Los Angeles, California, United States (from 1999-10-14 until 1999-10-18) recording of: Welcome Aboard composer: Jerry Goldsmith publisher: Ensign Music Corporation	Jerry Goldsmith	2:43
5	Fully Functional recording engineer: Bruce Botnick (from 1999-10-14 until 1999-10-18) producer: Jerry Goldsmith mixer and editor: Bruce Botnick violin: Eun Mee Ahn (from 1999-10-14 until 1999-10-18), Patricia Aiken (from 1999-10-14 until 1999-10-18), Robert Brosseau (from 1999-10-14 until 1999-10-18), Nicole Bush (from 1999-10-14 until 1999-10-18), Cara Chang (from 1999-10-14 until 1999-10-18), Ron Clark (from 1999-10-14 until 1999-10-18), Mario DeLeon (from 1999-10-14 until 1999-10-18), Joel Derouin (from 1999-10-14 until 1999-10-18), Bonnie Douglas (from 1999-10-14 until 1999-10-18), Charles Everett (from 1999-10-14 until 1999-10-18), Ronald Folsom (from 1999-10-14 until 1999-10-18), Pam Gates (from 1999-10-14 until 1999-10-18), Julie Gigante (from 1999-10-14 until 1999-10-18), Galina Golovin (from 1999-10-14 until 1999-10-18), Roger Haines (from 1999-10-14 until 1999-10-18), Clayton Haslop (from 1999-10-14 until 1999-10-18), Amy Hershberger (from 1999-10-14 until 1999-10-18), Peter Kent (from 1999-10-14 until 1999-10-18), Laurence Greenfield (from 1999-10-14 until 1999-10-18), Leslie Katz (from 1999-10-14 until 1999-10-18), Lily Chen (from 1999-10-14 until 1999-10-18), Michael Ferrill (from 1999-10-14 until 1999-10-18), Russ Cantor (from 1999-10-14 until 1999-10-18) and Paul Shure (from 1999-10-14 until 1999-10-18) conductor: Jerry Goldsmith (from 1999-10-14 until 1999-10-18) orchestrator: Jeff Atmajian, Rich Chadock, Alexander Courage, Arthur Morton and Evan Vidar phonographic copyright (℗) by: Paramount Pictures (in 1996) recorded at: Paramount Pictures Scoring Stage M in Los Angeles, California, United States (from 1999-10-14 until 1999-10-18) recording of: Fully Functional composer: Jerry Goldsmith publisher: Ensign Music Corporation	Jerry Goldsmith	3:21
6	Retreat recording engineer: Bruce Botnick (from 1999-10-14 until 1999-10-18) producer: Jerry Goldsmith mixer and editor: Bruce Botnick violin: Eun Mee Ahn (from 1999-10-14 until 1999-10-18), Patricia Aiken (from 1999-10-14 until 1999-10-18), Robert Brosseau (from 1999-10-14 until 1999-10-18), Nicole Bush (from 1999-10-14 until 1999-10-18), Cara Chang (from 1999-10-14 until 1999-10-18), Ron Clark (from 1999-10-14 until 1999-10-18), Mario DeLeon (from 1999-10-14 until 1999-10-18), Joel Derouin (from 1999-10-14 until 1999-10-18), Bonnie Douglas (from 1999-10-14 until 1999-10-18), Charles Everett (from 1999-10-14 until 1999-10-18), Ronald Folsom (from 1999-10-14 until 1999-10-18), Pam Gates (from 1999-10-14 until 1999-10-18), Julie Gigante (from 1999-10-14 until 1999-10-18), Galina Golovin (from 1999-10-14 until 1999-10-18), Roger Haines (from 1999-10-14 until 1999-10-18), Clayton Haslop (from 1999-10-14 until 1999-10-18), Amy Hershberger (from 1999-10-14 until 1999-10-18), Peter Kent (from 1999-10-14 until 1999-10-18), Laurence Greenfield (from 1999-10-14 until 1999-10-18), Leslie Katz (from 1999-10-14 until 1999-10-18), Lily Chen (from 1999-10-14 until 1999-10-18), Michael Ferrill (from 1999-10-14 until 1999-10-18), Russ Cantor (from 1999-10-14 until 1999-10-18) and Paul Shure (from 1999-10-14 until 1999-10-18) conductor: Jerry Goldsmith (from 1999-10-14 until 1999-10-18) orchestrator: Jeff Atmajian, Rich Chadock, Alexander Courage, Arthur Morton and Evan Vidar phonographic copyright (℗) by: Paramount Pictures (in 1996) recorded at: Paramount Pictures Scoring Stage M in Los Angeles, California, United States (from 1999-10-14 until 1999-10-18) recording of: Retreat composer: Joel Goldsmith publisher: Ensign Music Corporation	Jerry Goldsmith	4:01
7	Evacuate recording engineer: Bruce Botnick (from 1999-10-14 until 1999-10-18) producer: Jerry Goldsmith mixer and editor: Bruce Botnick violin: Eun Mee Ahn (from 1999-10-14 until 1999-10-18), Patricia Aiken (from 1999-10-14 until 1999-10-18), Robert Brosseau (from 1999-10-14 until 1999-10-18), Nicole Bush (from 1999-10-14 until 1999-10-18), Cara Chang (from 1999-10-14 until 1999-10-18), Ron Clark (from 1999-10-14 until 1999-10-18), Mario DeLeon (from 1999-10-14 until 1999-10-18), Joel Derouin (from 1999-10-14 until 1999-10-18), Bonnie Douglas (from 1999-10-14 until 1999-10-18), Charles Everett (from 1999-10-14 until 1999-10-18), Ronald Folsom (from 1999-10-14 until 1999-10-18), Pam Gates (from 1999-10-14 until 1999-10-18), Julie Gigante (from 1999-10-14 until 1999-10-18), Galina Golovin (from 1999-10-14 until 1999-10-18), Roger Haines (from 1999-10-14 until 1999-10-18), Clayton Haslop (from 1999-10-14 until 1999-10-18), Amy Hershberger (from 1999-10-14 until 1999-10-18), Peter Kent (from 1999-10-14 until 1999-10-18), Laurence Greenfield (from 1999-10-14 until 1999-10-18), Leslie Katz (from 1999-10-14 until 1999-10-18), Lily Chen (from 1999-10-14 until 1999-10-18), Michael Ferrill (from 1999-10-14 until 1999-10-18), Russ Cantor (from 1999-10-14 until 1999-10-18) and Paul Shure (from 1999-10-14 until 1999-10-18) conductor: Jerry Goldsmith (from 1999-10-14 until 1999-10-18) orchestrator: Jeff Atmajian, Rich Chadock, Alexander Courage, Arthur Morton and Evan Vidar phonographic copyright (℗) by: Paramount Pictures (in 1996) recorded at: Paramount Pictures Scoring Stage M in Los Angeles, California, United States (from 1999-10-14 until 1999-10-18) recording of: Evacuate composer: Jerry Goldsmith publisher: Ensign Music Corporation	Jerry Goldsmith	2:23
8	39.1 Degrees Celsius recording engineer: Bruce Botnick (from 1999-10-14 until 1999-10-18) producer: Jerry Goldsmith mixer and editor: Bruce Botnick violin: Eun Mee Ahn (from 1999-10-14 until 1999-10-18), Patricia Aiken (from 1999-10-14 until 1999-10-18), Robert Brosseau (from 1999-10-14 until 1999-10-18), Nicole Bush (from 1999-10-14 until 1999-10-18), Cara Chang (from 1999-10-14 until 1999-10-18), Ron Clark (from 1999-10-14 until 1999-10-18), Mario DeLeon (from 1999-10-14 until 1999-10-18), Joel Derouin (from 1999-10-14 until 1999-10-18), Bonnie Douglas (from 1999-10-14 until 1999-10-18), Charles Everett (from 1999-10-14 until 1999-10-18), Ronald Folsom (from 1999-10-14 until 1999-10-18), Pam Gates (from 1999-10-14 until 1999-10-18), Julie Gigante (from 1999-10-14 until 1999-10-18), Galina Golovin (from 1999-10-14 until 1999-10-18), Roger Haines (from 1999-10-14 until 1999-10-18), Clayton Haslop (from 1999-10-14 until 1999-10-18), Amy Hershberger (from 1999-10-14 until 1999-10-18), Peter Kent (from 1999-10-14 until 1999-10-18), Laurence Greenfield (from 1999-10-14 until 1999-10-18), Leslie Katz (from 1999-10-14 until 1999-10-18), Lily Chen (from 1999-10-14 until 1999-10-18), Michael Ferrill (from 1999-10-14 until 1999-10-18), Russ Cantor (from 1999-10-14 until 1999-10-18) and Paul Shure (from 1999-10-14 until 1999-10-18) conductor: Jerry Goldsmith (from 1999-10-14 until 1999-10-18) orchestrator: Jeff Atmajian, Rich Chadock, Alexander Courage, Arthur Morton and Evan Vidar phonographic copyright (℗) by: Paramount Pictures (in 1996) recorded at: Paramount Pictures Scoring Stage M in Los Angeles, California, United States (from 1999-10-14 until 1999-10-18) recording of: 39.1 Degrees Celsius composer: Joel Goldsmith publisher: Ensign Music Corporation	Jerry Goldsmith	4:48
9	The Dish recording engineer: Bruce Botnick (from 1999-10-14 until 1999-10-18) producer: Jerry Goldsmith mixer and editor: Bruce Botnick violin: Eun Mee Ahn (from 1999-10-14 until 1999-10-18), Patricia Aiken (from 1999-10-14 until 1999-10-18), Robert Brosseau (from 1999-10-14 until 1999-10-18), Nicole Bush (from 1999-10-14 until 1999-10-18), Cara Chang (from 1999-10-14 until 1999-10-18), Ron Clark (from 1999-10-14 until 1999-10-18), Mario DeLeon (from 1999-10-14 until 1999-10-18), Joel Derouin (from 1999-10-14 until 1999-10-18), Bonnie Douglas (from 1999-10-14 until 1999-10-18), Charles Everett (from 1999-10-14 until 1999-10-18), Ronald Folsom (from 1999-10-14 until 1999-10-18), Pam Gates (from 1999-10-14 until 1999-10-18), Julie Gigante (from 1999-10-14 until 1999-10-18), Galina Golovin (from 1999-10-14 until 1999-10-18), Roger Haines (from 1999-10-14 until 1999-10-18), Clayton Haslop (from 1999-10-14 until 1999-10-18), Amy Hershberger (from 1999-10-14 until 1999-10-18), Peter Kent (from 1999-10-14 until 1999-10-18), Laurence Greenfield (from 1999-10-14 until 1999-10-18), Leslie Katz (from 1999-10-14 until 1999-10-18), Lily Chen (from 1999-10-14 until 1999-10-18), Michael Ferrill (from 1999-10-14 until 1999-10-18), Russ Cantor (from 1999-10-14 until 1999-10-18) and Paul Shure (from 1999-10-14 until 1999-10-18) conductor: Jerry Goldsmith (from 1999-10-14 until 1999-10-18) orchestrator: Jeff Atmajian, Rich Chadock, Alexander Courage, Arthur Morton and Evan Vidar phonographic copyright (℗) by: Paramount Pictures (in 1996) recorded at: Paramount Pictures Scoring Stage M in Los Angeles, California, United States (from 1999-10-14 until 1999-10-18) recording of: The Dish composer: Jerry Goldsmith publisher: Ensign Music Corporation	Jerry Goldsmith	7:09
10	First Contact recording engineer, mixer and editor: Bruce Botnick producer: Jerry Goldsmith conductor: Jerry Goldsmith phonographic copyright (℗) by: Paramount Pictures (in 1996) recorded at: Paramount Pictures Scoring Stage M in Los Angeles, California, United States (from 1999-10-14 until 1999-10-18) recording of: First Contact composer: Jerry Goldsmith publisher: Ensign Music Corporation	Jerry Goldsmith	5:55
11	End Credits recording engineer, mixer and editor: Bruce Botnick producer: Jerry Goldsmith conductor: Jerry Goldsmith phonographic copyright (℗) by: Paramount Pictures (in 1996) recorded at: Paramount Pictures Scoring Stage M in Los Angeles, California, United States (from 1999-10-14 until 1999-10-18) recording of: End Credits (Star Trek: First Contact) additional composer: Alexander Courage composer: Jerry Goldsmith publisher: Ensign Music Corporation is based on: Where No Man Has Gone Before (original Star Trek title theme)	Jerry Goldsmith	5:26
12	Magic Carpet Ride producer: Gabriel Mekler recording of: Magic Carpet Ride writer: John Kay and Rushton Moreve publisher: MCA Music, Songs of Universal, Inc., The Music Pool, Inc., Trousdale Music Publishers, Inc., Universal Duchess Music Corp. and Universal/MCA Music Publishing Pty Ltd sub-publisher: シンコーミュージック・エンタテイメント and ユニバーサル・ミュージック・パブリッシング Synch事業部	Steppenwolf	4:25
13	Ooby Dooby producer: Roy Orbison and Michael Utley phonographic copyright (℗) by: Orbison Records, Inc. (in 1987) recording of: Ooby Dooby (in 1986-01) lyricist and composer: Wade Moore and Dick Penner publisher: Hi Lo Music, Peer International Corporation and Southern Music Publishing Company Limited	Roy Orbison	2:21

4▶CD: Star Trek: Insurrection

5▶CD: Star Trek: Sound Effects From the Original TV Soundtrack

Credits

Release

Discogs:	https://www.discogs.com/release/29366497 [info]
ASIN:	DE: B01HNB1AAW [info]