Welcome back to the CINEMATIC SOUND RADIO TOP 10. This week’s theme was voted on by you last week on Twitter. We’ll save the favourite love themes Top 10 program for another day.
On the program today, and in celebration of STAR TREK’s 50th anniversary, which was on September 8th, you will hear my favourite STAR TREK cues (and a few honourable mentions) featuring the music of Ron Jones, Jerry Goldsmith, Michael Giacchino, Joel Goldsmith, James Horner, Cliff Eidelman and more. Once you are done with this episode you can have a listen to our STAR TREK 50th ANNIVERSARY episode.
This show also marks the premiere of David Coscina’s new CINEMATIC SOUND RADIO TOP 10 theme. It is quite different from the themes he’s written for me in the past. I love it! Have a listen!
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Hi. I’ve listened to this episode (and several others) a couple times now. Very great show.
I discovered you a couple months ago because of an io9 blog post, and I wasn’t sure if you knew the guy who wrote it (or even had seen it before).
Anyway, I think this guy/gal did a great job in pushing your show. And in the article it said to give you a “shout-out”. So, “hey there”!
(Here’s the link):
http://brewingdebate.kinja.com/the-best-film-music-program-on-earth-period-1786090222
Hi, Steven. Yes, that article is one of my proudest moments. I still can’t believe someone took time out of their lives to write about my show. I’m also thrilled that you have finally discovered the show. I hope you enjoy all future programming. Thanks for tuning in!
What, no Chekhov’s Run by Rosenman? LOL.
Seriously, though; good stuff, keep it up. (This broadcast made me realize that somehow all these years while I thought I’d got all the ST movie scores I was missing “Generations” … dunno how that happened :-/ )