Movie Hits [Soundtrack]

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1. All You Need Is Love    
2. Hello Goodbye    
3. Fool on the Hill    
4. Get Back    
5. Penny Lane    
6. Magical Mystery Tour    
7. Strawberry Fields Forever    
8. Good Morning, Good Morning    
9. I Should Have Known Better    
10. Ticket to Ride    

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John Williams - Greatest Hits 1969 - 1999
Average customer rating: 4.5 out of 5 stars
  • An excellent survey of this great film composer's music
  • It's my second copy!
  • I could listen to it a 100's and never get tired!
  • Good music collection - very inspirational
  • very enjoyable
 John Williams - Greatest Hits 1969 - 1999
John Williams
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ASIN: B00002MZ4V
Release Date: 1999-11-02

Tracks:

  1. Star Wars: Main Title
  2. E.T.: Flying Theme
  3. Superman: Main Title
  4. Indiana Jones And The Temple Of Doom: Parade Of The Slave Children
  5. Sugarland Express: Theme
  6. Jaws: Theme
  7. Olympic Fanfare And Theme
  8. Return Of The Jedi: Luke And Leia
  9. The Reivers: Main Title
  10. THe Empire Strikes Back: The Imperial March
  11. Indiana Jones And The Last Crusade: Scherzo For Motorcycle And Orchestra
  12. Empire Of The Sun: Cadillac Of The Skies
  13. Raiders Of The Lost Ark: The Raiders' March
  14. Close Encounters Of The Third Kind: Suite

Tracks:

  1. Saving Private Ryan: Hymn To The Fallen
  2. Jurassic Park: Theme
  3. Schindler's List: Theme
  4. Hook: Flight To Neverland
  5. Seven Years In Tibet: Seven Years In Tibet
  6. JFK: Prologue
  7. Stepmom: The Days Between
  8. 1941: March
  9. Home Alone: Somewhere In My Memory
  10. Summon The Heroes
  11. Rosewood: Look Down, Lord
  12. Far And Away: Theme
  13. Born On The Fourth Of July: Theme
  14. Star Wars Episode 1: Phantom Menace: Duel Of The Fates

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For better or worse, John Williams has completely reshaped the art of the soundtrack. His scores for Star Wars, E.T., and Jaws are simply unforgettable, and his knack for tugging at our heartstrings is uncanny. John Williams: Greatest Hits 1969-1999 collects 30 years of the composer's best-loved themes into one double-CD package. You'll find all the soundtrack moments you'd expect from Indiana Jones, Close Encounters, and Schindler's List, along with a few surprises (The Reivers Americana-filled main theme and Williams's 1984 Olympic theme, for starters). Most of the earlier works have been digitally rerecorded by Williams, so while you may not get the original recording of these works here, nothing shows its age. And although we really do get only his "greatest hits" (the longest track is the nearly 10-minute-long Close Encounters theme), most of these soundtracks can be purchased in their entirety for the true aficionado. John Williams may be an acquired taste, but this set proves why--year after year--he scores some of the most successful films Hollywood can produce. --Jason Verlinde

Customer Reviews:

4 out of 5 stars An excellent survey of this great film composer's music.......2007-06-15

John Willams' film music is of such high quality it still holds up away from its source material.

Williams not only has the talent to write memorable melodies but to expertly interpolate themes from the story into his scores, for example the drum rolls in "JFK" evoking the president's funeral procession and the mournful bugle calls in "Born on the Fourth of July".

Williams also employs a variety of styles, but never gratuitously, always to the service of the film. His "Jaws" theme is as legendary as the violin shrieks from Bernard Herrman's famous score for "Psycho".

The performances are excellent - only the "Born on the Fourth of July" performance exposes some thinness in the string section of the Boston Pops Orchestra.

There is much to enjoy here for film and music lovers alike.

5 out of 5 stars It's my second copy!.......2007-03-09

This is by far the best driving music! Especially on those long desert roads.Adventure lies ahead for you when the Indiana Jones soundtrack is blasting from the dashboard of the car. Kids Love this CD Buy it now!

5 out of 5 stars I could listen to it a 100's and never get tired!.......2007-02-17

It's wonderfull, even my teenagers listen to it! I think we have played Jurassic Park and Hook 100 times.

5 out of 5 stars Good music collection - very inspirational.......2007-01-22

I use the music on this CD as background when I give awards during track. It's very inspirational & uplifting to the athletes. They love it.

5 out of 5 stars very enjoyable.......2007-01-16

This was an excellent collection and my teen requested it but we all enjoy the themes. It is fun to know how many you actually can guess just from familiarity. I recommend it for John Williams fans.
Greatest Hits
Average customer rating: 4.5 out of 5 stars
  • Typical Mancini
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  • Henry Mancini's Greatest Hits
 Greatest Hits
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ASIN: B00004Y9YB
Release Date: 2000-09-26

Tracks:

  1. Peter Gunn
  2. A Profound Gass
  3. Snowfall
  4. Mr. Lucky
  5. The Great Impostor: Theme
  6. Moon River
  7. Breakfast at Tiffany's
  8. Experiment In Terror
  9. Hatari: Theme
  10. Baby Elephant Walk
  11. Just For Tonight (Vocal)
  12. Days Of Wine And Roses (Vocal)
  13. Charade (Vocal)
  14. The Pink Panther Theme
  15. Dear Heart (Vocal)
  16. How Soon (Vocal)
  17. A Shot In The Dark
  18. The Sweetheart Tree (Vocal)
  19. Two For The Road (Vocal)
  20. Love Theme From 'Romeo An Juliet'
  21. Whistling Away The Dark
  22. What's Happening!!

Customer Reviews:

3 out of 5 stars Typical Mancini.......2007-03-25

First, I really like Mancini's music generally and I am really concerned that he may be one of the greats of American music who will soon be forgotten if he hasn't been already. (US music schools tend to be a little snobby and don't give a number of truly great American composers their due.) However, the mix of this particular CD is simply too average. Many good songs are not on it and some weak ones are. I would not recommend this CD except to ManciniPhiles like me.

4 out of 5 stars It's Hard to Believe He's Gone.......2006-05-23

Henry Mancini gave us so much of our consciousness of the 1960s and 1970s, and yet was "out" almost as soon as he was "in."

His work became synonymous with much-despised "elevator music" in the later 1960s. This stereotype (or monotype, for his earliest works) can mislead.

For example, "Lujon" [not in this collection] was used in a movie just last year to exemplify mystery and an exotic atmosphere.

Mancini dies way too young. While some would argue that he'd become a self-parody, his innate gifts compromised by relentless commercialization, you cannot take away his lasting gift to our culture. He was an original, and he captured an essence of our collective experience.

He's here in this collection, waiting round the bend, my Huckleberry friend.

4 out of 5 stars Nostalgic.......2006-02-20

A great trip down memory lane. The selections sound just like I remember them from the movies and the radio. Enjoy

5 out of 5 stars On connaît tous sa musique, beaucoup moins son nom..........2005-09-20

En ces temps où le terme de BO est galvaudé (pénible Yann Tiersen, satanés Choristes !), cette compilation est l'occasion de rendre hommage à l'un des grands génies du genre, largement méconnu, et victime d'un des plus incroyables quiproquos de la Musique.
En effet, c'est lui qui a composé l'éternel thème de la Panthère Rose, et son mythique refrain de saxophone, définitivement associés au dessin animé du même nom, et qui invariablement provoquent sourires (voire moqueries) chez les non-initiés... Rappelons qu'au départ La Panthère Rose est un film réalisé par le génial Blake Edwards en 1964, avec l'inénarrable Peters Sellers dans le rôle principal, et que cette fameuse Panthère Rose désigne non pas un sympathique félin, mais un diamant d'une valeur inestimable, et dont le vol est à l'origine du scénario.
Mais sa contribution à l'histoire de la musique ne s'arrête pas là. En effet, on lui doit également le monumental Moon River, titre dont l'insurpassable limpidité mélodique est capable de me porter au bord des larmes en quelques mesures, repris entre autres par Sinatra et Morrissey et susurré par la délicieuse Audrey Hepburn dans Breakfast At Tiffany's. Et c'est toujours lui qui est à l'origine du thème explosif de Peter Gunn, avec sa ligne de basse à réveiller les morts et ses arrangements de cuivres qui traumatiseront toute une génération de compositeurs, Quincy Jones en tête...
En tout cas, cette compilation est une excellente introduction à l'univers de Henry Mancini, qui en mêlant arrangements jazzy, vocaux surannés et mélodies inoubliables, a tout simplement inventé la Lounge music, avant que ce mot ne désigne un vaste fourre-tout pour bobos peu curieux...

5 out of 5 stars Henry Mancini's Greatest Hits.......2005-07-13

This CD is all one needs to understand why this dude is the master when it comes to composing. Having been introduced to this great human being at an early age, my fascination for his work is still a vital part of my being. This CD is just what I have always wanted. It has all the classics, along with some older gems I never knew existed. I love it so much, that I am going to send my mama back home one. She was, is and always will be perhaps his GREATEST FAN ever. If you just can't live without Mancini's music, then this CD is for you. Enjoy, enjoy,
enjoy!!
Baha Men - Greatest Movie Hits
Average customer rating: 4 out of 5 stars
  • I Lost My Doggy!
  • Oy Guvalt!
  • Good compromise
  • BaHa-in Hits
  • a cool cd to get your party on!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
 Baha Men - Greatest Movie Hits
Baha Men
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ASIN: B00006RSTS
Release Date: 2002-11-05

Tracks:

  1. Who Let the Dogs Out
  2. Best Years of Our Lives
  3. Move It Like This
  4. Accident
  5. Crocodile Rock
  6. Scooby D
  7. You All Dat
  8. Get Your Party On
  9. My Man Stanley
  10. Get Your Head In The Game
  11. Rat Race
  12. You Can Get It
  13. Oh Father

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You've got to hand it to the Baha Men. Not only have they made a good living plying freewheeling, playful island music, they've been smart and lucky enough to have a dozen-odd songs placed in movies and television. Perhaps the most surprising thing about Baha Men's Greatest Movie Hits is that several of their admittedly lightweight numbers are more memorable than the films they accompanied (My Father the Hero, anyone?). In addition to the ubiquitous "Who Let the Dogs Out," we get tunes from Scooby Doo ("Scooby D"), Shrek ("Best Years of Our Lives"), an Elton John cover borrowed from Crocodile Hunter: Collision Course ("Crocodile Rock," naturally), Big Fat Liar ("Move It Like This"), plus several TV shows and kids' flicks. The key word here is joyful--whether the men are singing, rapping, howling, or literally barking like dogs, the mood is up, up, up. The perfect patio platter. --Kim Hughes

Album Details

Special Collection of Tracks Used in Vcarious Motion Pictures as Recorfr by the Baha Men.

Customer Reviews:

5 out of 5 stars I Lost My Doggy!.......2004-11-23

The Baha men rock my world! And that is hard to do since I listen to country, but this is an exception. This is the only rap music that my mom approves of. She tells me that everything else is evil, so the only kind of music she permits me to listen to is country. The Baha men are good rap fun! They are way better than 2 Pac and The Beastie Boys and even JZ. Who let the dogs out is a classic song! Baha men, come let my dogs out! Good-Bye!

1 out of 5 stars Oy Guvalt!.......2003-05-30

Well, boys and girls, after a short career and a grand total of one hit (why that became a hit I'll never know), the Baha Men release a - get this - greatest hits album.

WHAAAAAT??!?!?

It's bad enough they released "Who Let The Stupid Dogs Out", but now they're releasing a whole album of clones? What is the matter with the record company? This is the kind of album that nine-year-olds buy and then regret buying when they're twelve. Parents, I'll just say this: If you buy this for your kids, make sure you have some aspirin nearby. I'm just going to stop here, reviewing this "album" any further is a waste of my time and yours.

4 out of 5 stars Good compromise.......2003-05-23

Tired of listening to those kids' songs to keep your children happy during long car trips? Try this. The kids like it and so will you. (Unless you have no sense of humour, in which case you shouldn't have had kids in the first place.)

4 out of 5 stars BaHa-in Hits.......2003-03-23

The BaHa Men are not exactly a big time favorite of mine, but I'm not disappointed with the purchase of this CD. Their smooth harmonies and groovy, energetic rhythms can effectively be fun for listening. I've come to like a good proportion of the songs here, from the positive lyrics in track number twelve: You Can Get It, to the humorous definition of life in track number eleven, Rat Race. Plus love the classic Lion Sleeps Tonight "wee-ee" backups sung in: You All Dat. At first, I found their performance of Accident, song number four, a little funny for the fact that it sounds like they're pronouncing it more like "oxidant" instead of accident. But the song is amusing and I've come to really enjoy it.

I've only seen a few of the movies that appear in this collection and thanks to experiencing some previous soundtracks that have featured them; their music style has begun to grow on me. The main reason I wanted this CD was for Crocodile Rock, because I haven't been able to find it anywhere else. If you don't have any BaHa Men in your party music collection, than this album is as good as any for single handedly obtaining their well-known songs.

This is a two CD set, one being the audio collection, having all the songs one thru twelve. The second CD is a DVD with the music videos to: Who Let The Dogs Out, Move It Like This and You All Dat. This video bonus feature appears to be of good quality.

5 out of 5 stars a cool cd to get your party on!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!.......2003-03-13

one of the cds i can listen to all day is this it is so cool even if its 1000000000000000000 bucks u should get it. They are all good but not number 13 oh father yuck.
Judy Garland In Hollywood: Her Greatest Movie Hits - Original Soundtrack Performances 1936-1963
Average customer rating: 4.5 out of 5 stars
  • The best of the best of Judy in the movies.
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 Judy Garland In Hollywood: Her Greatest Movie Hits - Original Soundtrack Performances 1936-1963
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ASIN: B00000C41F
Release Date: 1998-10-27

Tracks:

  1. The Texas Tornado
  2. Dear Mr. Gable/You Made Me Love You (I Didn't Want To Do It)
  3. Over The Rainbow
  4. I'm Nobody's Baby
  5. F.D.R. Jones
  6. For Me And My Gal
  7. The Trolley Song
  8. The Boy Next Door
  9. On The Atchison, Topeka, And The Santa Fe
  10. Look For The Silver Lining
  11. Mack The Black
  12. Easter Parade
  13. Johnny One Note
  14. Last Night When We Were Young (Outtake)
  15. Happy Harvest
  16. Friendly Star
  17. Get Happy
  18. Gotta Have Me Go With You
  19. The Man That Got Away
  20. Little Drops Of Rain
  21. Hello Bluebird
  22. By Myself
  23. I Could Go On Singing

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Judy Garland's almost 30 years in the movie industry provide some of her brightest moments. And Judy Garland in Hollywood is a near-perfect retrospective of her classic vocals for The Wizard of Oz, For Me and My Gal, Meet Me in St. Louis, Easter Parade, and numerous other celluloid musical favorites. She swings on tunes like "The Trolley Song" (from St. Louis), and on A Star Is Born's "Gotta Have Me Go with You," she shows the vocal finesse and maturity of her later years. Of the 23 cuts, there's not a single dud, and the sound quality is excellent. Few collections more accurately show a career from start to finish: on "The Texas Tornado," we hear a 14-year-old girl brimming with confidence and bounce, but by 1962's "Little Drops of Rain," Garland's pacing has slowed, her voice more full-throated and autumnal. A great set. --Jason Verlinde

Customer Reviews:

5 out of 5 stars The best of the best of Judy in the movies........2007-04-10

It's been quite easy for me to forget about Judy's incredible acting talent, as I have a lot of non-movie performances on my playlist, so I tend to get wrapped up in her vocal and performing talents. However, with this gorgeous compilation of the best of her movie songs, I also remember what an incredible ACTRESS Judy was as well. Unlike singers and actors today, who either can do one well but not the other or can't do either one very well, Judy was supremely talented at both. And this compilation covers her entire movie career, from The Pigskin Parade, which she made on loan to 20th Century Fox, to her final movie, I Could Go On Singing. Within a period of 1 hour, 18 minutes, and 53 seconds, you can hear her transition from sweet-voiced teenage belter to the deep throaty-voiced woman she would become later in life. You can also hear that she never lost that incredible talent for singing. Even though the sound of her voice changed over the years, it's youthful exuberance stripped away by alcohol, drugs, and just living a tragic life, the emotion and intensity could NOT be stripped from her voice. This collection proves it.

There's not a single dud on these CDs, and the sound quality is excellent. Many of the older tracks do have some hiss to them, as well as the occasional sound anomaly, which is to be expected. However, everything has been beautifully remastered and sounds incredible. The liner notes and packaging PERIOD are also incredible. Very informative and include lots of great pictures. And I might be weird, but I actually like the cover art. It's nice and whimsical, although from far away, or in pics made really small, it CAN make her look like something of a dominatrix. *Now THERE'S a side of Judy you thought you'd never see. ;)* But the cariacature's actually quite cute, and I just think it's a cute cover.

Judy would sadly pass away six years after the last tracks on this compilation were recorded. Although she may be dead in the physical sense, as long as her films and audio recordings like these are available to the public, Judy will never really die in the hearts of the public, and she will never be forgotten. There's only one Judy Garland, and there will never be another like her.

5 out of 5 stars Judy 101.......2006-11-28

Judy Garland was America's finest entertainer ever; and I doubt we'll ever see another one quite like her. She could dance; she could act; but oh, how she could sing! This CD offers people an excellent retrospective of both Judy's best known hits as well as her lesser known songs from her movies.

The CD starts off strong with "The Texas Tornado" recorded in 1936 when Judy was just 14 years old. You'd never know she was an adolescent when she recorded this. Judy's voice at 14 was already extremely powerful and rather mature as well.

The next track is one of my favorites because it is so romantic and sweet: "Dear Mr. Gable/You Made Me Love You (I Didn't Want To Do It.)" The sound is excellent; and the musical arrangement is perfect. The MGM musicians make excellent use of the violins as Judy sings and even speaks a little about her crush on Clark Gable. This track is followed by her infamous ballad, "Over The Rainbow." Judy's voice here is flawless; she sings so beautifully and she emotes so well. Harold Arlen wrote an excellent musical arrangement for "Over The Rainbow" which combined with Judy's voice makes me swear that a magical place located beyond a rainbow is real and not imaginary.

Other classics on this CD include "The Trolley Song" from Meet Me In Saint Louis; "On The Atchison, Topeka, And The Santa Fe" from The Harvey Girls; "Easter Parade" from the movie of the same name; "Get Happy" from the movie Summer Stock and "The Man That Got Away" from A Star Is Born. Nobody but Judy could sing these songs so flawlessly. When Judy sang these songs she just didn't sing the way another singer would. Judy would sing so passionately in such a singularly beautiful, sensitive way that somehow you could instantly identify with her character's joy, her character's wanting to fit in, her character's heartache over a lost love.

The CD boasts some terrific songs that are less well known but just as wonderful. "I'm Nobody's Baby" from Andy Hardy Meets Debutante is a sad song about how she doesn't "fit into" any social scene because she isn't just a kid anymore but she isn't quite an adult yet either. There is also the hauntingly beautiful "Last Night When We Were Young" which is an outtake from the movie In The Good Old Summertime. "Happy Harvest" is a joyful song that Judy performs in the movie Summer Stock; and "By Myself" is a gut-wrenching number from her last film entitled I Could Go On Singing.

Will Friedwald contributes an extensive essay which sticks mostly to Garland's professional career; and there are wonderful photos of Judy as well. There's even a lovely black and white photo of Judy and her two sisters taken in 1942 when Judy was working on the movie entitled Presenting Lily Mars. The songs credits are provided and the recording dates for each song are there as well. Moreover, the sound quality is excellent; the remastering of these tracks to digital form is excellent.

There will never be another Judy. This CD proves it. As you listen to Judy's performances on this CD, you become increasingly impressed and enchanted as you listen to each song. By the time the CD ends you want more just as Judy's audiences always wanted more whenever she gave a live performance. If you like this CD, I highly recommend the two CD set of Judy at Carnegie Hall from 2001 (the fortieth anniversary edition); the CD entitled Classic Garland: Capitol Years 1955-1965 and the CD entitled That Old Feeling: Classic Ballads from the Judy Garland Show. Of course, if you also like those, you'll be well on your way to discovering even more CDs and movies that feature this singularly talented artist, the incomparable Judy Garland.

5 out of 5 stars GREAT CD.......2006-03-01

Judy Garland is a legend. I recommend this CD for any Judy Garland fan. I highly recommend it to all the young people out there who are not familiar with her especially if you love to sing!

5 out of 5 stars Nice.......2006-01-15

because I love that kind og music, is all very OK.

5 out of 5 stars Miracles Made in Culver City.......2005-09-08

I've always wondered if MGM, which was known for its musicals, would have been the industry leader in that category if little Miss Gum hadn't come along in the late '30's. This is a great compilation of Judy's best from nearly 20 years of MGM movies... and nearly every song will make you remember the film and specific scene it came from. You'll "see" Judy at the mirror as she expresses her love for Clark Gable with "You Made Me Love You," you'll "see" her bouncing on the trolley as it hurtles down a street in old St. Louis, you'll "see" her leading that wonderful gang of Harvey Girls as she salutes the "Atchison, Topeka and the Santa Fe." They say that music is "emotional shorthand;" this CD is a time machine to the 1930's and '40s... when Culver City was the entertainment capitol of the universe.
A Tribute to the Sopranos and Other Mob Movie Hits
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    		A Tribute to the Sopranos and Other Mob Movie Hits
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    Release Date: 2006-05-23

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    Hollywood Hits: 70 Years Of Memorable Movie Music
    Average customer rating: 4.5 out of 5 stars
    • Memory Lane revisited
    • YOUNGER THAN 70 BUT...
    		 Hollywood Hits: 70 Years Of Memorable Movie Music

    Manufacturer: Shout Factory
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    ASIN: B000MV8D4C
    Release Date: 2007-03-13

    Tracks:

    1. Gone With The Wind - Hollywood Hits: 70 Years Of Memorable Movie Music
    2. Laura - Hollywood Hits: 70 Years Of Memorable Movie Music
    3. The Man With The Golden Arm - Hollywood Hits: 70 Years Of Memorable Movie Music
    4. The Bridge On The River Kwai - Hollywood Hits: 70 Years Of Memorable Movie Music
    5. A Summer Place - Hollywood Hits: 70 Years Of Memorable Movie Music
    6. Exodus - Hollywood Hits: 70 Years Of Memorable Movie Music
    7. Dr. No - Hollywood Hits: 70 Years Of Memorable Movie Music
    8. The Pink Panther - Hollywood Hits: 70 Years Of Memorable Movie Music
    9. Doctor Zhivago - Hollywood Hits: 70 Years Of Memorable Movie Music
    10. 2001: Space Odyssey - Hollywood Hits: 70 Years Of Memorable Movie Music
    11. The Odd Couple - Hollywood Hits: 70 Years Of Memorable Movie Music
    12. Midnight Cowboy - Hollywood Hits: 70 Years Of Memorable Movie Music
    13. M*A*S*H - Hollywood Hits: 70 Years Of Memorable Movie Music
    14. Summer Of '42 - Hollywood Hits: 70 Years Of Memorable Movie Music
    15. The Sting - Hollywood Hits: 70 Years Of Memorable Movie Music
    16. Jaws - Hollywood Hits: 70 Years Of Memorable Movie Music
    17. Rocky - Hollywood Hits: 70 Years Of Memorable Movie Music
    18. Star Wars - Hollywood Hits: 70 Years Of Memorable Movie Music
    19. Superman - Hollywood Hits: 70 Years Of Memorable Movie Music

    Tracks:

    1. The Way You Look Tonight - Fred Astaire
    2. Over The Rainbow - Judy Garland
    3. Swinging On A Star - Bing Crosby
    4. On The Atchinson, Topeka And The Santa Fe - Judy Garland
    5. Whatever Will Be, Will Be (Que Sera, Sera) - Doris Day
    6. Moon River - Henry Mancini
    7. Days Of Wine And Roses - Henry Mancini
    8. Born Free - Matt Monro
    9. The Windmills Of Your Mind - Dusty Springfield
    10. Raindrops Keep Fallin' On My Head - B.J. Thomas
    11. Theme From Shaft - Isaac Hayes
    12. You Light Up My Life - Kacey Cisyk
    13. Last Dance - Donna Summer
    14. Fame - Irene Cara
    15. Arthur's Theme (Best That You Can Do) - Christopher Cross
    16. Up Where We Belong - Joe Cocker
    17. Say You, Say Me - Lionel Richie
    18. (I've Had) The Time Of My Life - Jennifer Warnes
    19. Let The River Run - Carly Simon

    Tracks:

    1. Cheek To Cheek - Fred Astaire
    2. If I Only Had A Brain - Judy Garland
    3. Easter Parade - Judy Garland
    4. Anything You Can Do - Howard Keel
    5. Ol' Man River - William Warfield
    6. Singin' In The Rain - Gene Kelly
    7. The Surrey With The Fringe On Top - Gordon MacRae
    8. Luck Be A Lady - Marlon Brando
    9. You'll Never Walk Alone - Claramae Turner
    10. Getting To Know You - Deborah Kerr
    11. Some Enchanted Evening - Mitzi Gaynor
    12. Thank Heaven For Little Girls - Maurice Chevalier
    13. Maria - Richard Beymer
    14. Seventy-Six Trombones - Robert Preston And Company
    15. If Ever I Would Leave You - Franco Nero
    16. I'd Do Anything - Mark Lester
    17. Cabaret - Liza Minnelli
    18. Rainbow Connection - Kermit The Frog
    19. Tomorrow - Aileen Quinn

    Customer Reviews:

    4 out of 5 stars Memory Lane revisited.......2007-04-11

    This is a very nice CD collection that I enjoy very much. They are original recordings so you have to be aware that a couple of the older songs sound scratchy just like they did when you put the record on the record player. It was a shame they couldn't get a crisper sound with all the new technology but it does make you aware how the sound quality has improved over the years. This would make a great gift to anyone over 50. I put mine in the car and just sing away and before I know it I am at my destination. This would be a great collection to take on a trip.

    5 out of 5 stars YOUNGER THAN 70 BUT..........2007-04-10

    Even though I am not 70 years old, I knew most of the music, and this collection is excellent. I chose some songs and put them on my i-pod. This collection is worth every penny. Enjoy it!
    Billboard Top Movie Hits: 1955-1959 (Soundtrack Anthology)
    Average customer rating: 4 out of 5 stars
    • Tammy's in Love and April Love and...
    		 Billboard Top Movie Hits: 1955-1959 (Soundtrack Anthology)
    Various Artists
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    ASIN: B0000033S9
    Release Date: 1996-04-23

    Tracks:

    1. Unchained Melody - Les Baxter
    2. Love Is A Many-Splendored Thing - Four Aces
    3. It's Not For Me To Say - Johnny Mathis
    4. Moonglow And Theme From 'Picnic' - Morris Stoloff
    5. Tammy - Debbie Reynolds
    6. April Love - Pat Boone
    7. Whatever Will Be, Will Be (Que Sera, Sera) - Doris Day
    8. Cherry Pink And Apple Blossom White - Perez 'Prez' Prado & His Orchestra
    9. Fascination - Jan Morgan & The Troubadors
    10. 'Main Title' From 'The Man With The Golden Arm' - Elmer Bernstein & Orchestra

    Customer Reviews:

    4 out of 5 stars Tammy's in Love and April Love and..........2006-07-01

    This is a wonderful collection of the most popular love songs from hit films of the late '50s. Debbie Reynolds singing "Tammy's in Love" from the charming movie Tammy and the Bachelor has haunted my dreams since childhood. And it's not just me; "Tammy" was #1 on the charts and was the THE top soundtrack single for ALL of the 1950s; and another version done by the Ames Bros. went to #5 on the charts.
    Also there's teen idol Pat Boone singing "April Love" and the very popular Doris Day with "Que Sera Sera" and also "Love is a Many Splendored Thing" and... well you can read the titles above. This is a great collection of love ballads.
    Sci-Fi Channel - Sci-Fi's Greatest Hits, Vol. 1: Final Frontiers
    Average customer rating: 4 out of 5 stars
    • For the Most Part, A Great Collection
    • disappointment.
    • Interesting !!....but beware
    • Great sci-fi memories
    • MUSIC FOR THE GALACTIC TRAVELER
    		 Sci-Fi Channel - Sci-Fi's Greatest Hits, Vol. 1: Final Frontiers
    Various Artists
    Manufacturer: TVT
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    ASIN: B00000G4T3
    Release Date: 1998-11-17

    Tracks:

    1. 2001: A Space Odyssey - Main Title - The Seattle Symphony
    2. Star Wars - Main Title - National Philharmonic Orchestra/Charles Gerhardt
    3. The Empire Strikes Back
    4. Return Of The Jedi - National Philharmonic Orchestra/Charles Gerhardt
    5. Star Trek
    6. Star Trek: The Next Generation
    7. Lost In Space (1965 TV Theme)
    8. Lost In Space (1967 TV Theme)
    9. Lost In Space (Film Theme)
    10. Battlestar Galactica
    11. Space: 1999
    12. Buck Rogers In The 25th Century
    13. Babylon 5
    14. The Black Hole
    15. Alien
    16. The Abyss
    17. Voyage To The Bottom of the Sea (TV)
    18. Journey To The Center Of The Earth
    19. Land of the Giants
    20. Planet of the Apes
    21. Time Tunnel
    22. Fireball XL-5
    23. Dr. Who
    24. Stargate
    25. Total Recall
    26. Blade Runner
    27. Tron
    28. Strange Days
    29. VR.5
    30. Space Above & Beyond
    31. Inside Space
    32. Welcome to Paradox
    33. Mission: Genesis

    Amazon.com

    This first installment of Sci-Fi's Greatest Hits opens, appropriately, with two famous pieces, "2001: A Space Odyssey" (a.k.a. the prelude to Strauss's Also sprach Zarathustra) and "Star Wars" (a.k.a. John Williams's variation on Holst's The Planets), and further mines film and TV history for interstellar anthems. Much of this stuff is predictable; different selections from films like The Black Hole and Blade Runner would have been more interesting. Yet there are diamonds in the rough, including the eerily disjointed theme to Planet of the Apes, the psychedelic electronic swirl of Dr. Who, and the squealing strings of Alien (before such a concept became cinema cliché). This is a decent dedication to those brave souls exploring the furthest reaches of space. --Bryan Reesman

    Customer Reviews:

    4 out of 5 stars For the Most Part, A Great Collection.......2007-01-27

    No various artists CD collection is going to be perfect, and "Final Frontiers" is no exception. Still, I am quite pleased with this compilation.

    Yes, it's true: the tracks for "Star Wars", "The Empire Strikes Back", and "Return of the Jedi" are re-records and not from the original soundtrack. But now the good news: unless you already own the original soundtrack CDs and know them by heart, you'd think that these WERE the originals. They're that good. "Star Wars" (Track 2) starts with the opening credits music, including music from the opening battle scene, then segues nicely into a medley inspired by the closing credits music. "Empire Strikes Back" (Track 3) is the Imperial March/Darth Vader's theme. (Gotta love that, right?) "Return of the Jedi" (Track 4) is the least of the three, not unlike the movie itself.

    For people looking to add to their musical library, might I suggest also picking up Sony's "Classical Hits" compilation CD, also available on Amazon. That version includes the "Battle of the Fates" music from Phantom Menace, as well as music from other movies, like Gladiator, Braveheart, and Titanic. Even better, all of the aforementioned tracks on the "Classical Hits" CD ARE the original soundtrack recordings. So by just purchasing that CD and this one, "Final Frontiers", you'll have plenty of great movie music at your fingertips.

    A few other quick observations about "Final Frontiers":

    The "Star Trek" theme (Track 5) varies slightly from the version heard on the TV show. I have to believe that this is not the original Alexander Courage recording from 1966, but instead a re-recording. Let your own ears be the judge.

    The Amazon track listings for the "Lost in Space" themes are in error. Track 7 is actually the theme from the 1967 season, followed by the 1965 season theme(Track 8). No big. Both tunes, composed by John Williams, would appear the studio originals. Which is a good thing, because 1967 season theme is hard to find on CD.

    The sound quality for the theme from "Buck Rogers in the 25th Century" (Track 12) is atrocious. And I don't mean from an audiophile's perspective. Your average sound novice will listen to that track and think, "Where was that music recorded, in somebody's toilet?"

    Personal faves, like "Planet of the Apes", "Dr. Who", "Total Recall", "Battlestar Galactica" (Lorne Greene version) and the wonderfully cheesy "Space 1999" theme are all here, and are all studio originals.

    Overall, a great purchase.

    3 out of 5 stars disappointment........2005-07-01

    Disappointment. To tell the truth, I have purchased this CD mainly because of the "Alien" movie theme. Therefore was very disappointed - the theme was reduced, as it seems to me, on 70 %. The same is with the "Abyss" theme - you will hear drums only... Music from Blade Runner sounds strange - not like Vangelis. I regret, that has bought this CD.

    3 out of 5 stars Interesting !!....but beware.......2002-04-17

    Whoa !! When I first saw this on Amazon, I did not hesitate to grab hold of this as soon as possible. There they are.....all the themes from TV and movies from the 60s to 90s that I've always wanted. But sadly, halfway through the CD, I felt a bit disappointed as not all are originals (and I wonder why they could not get their hands on them, since this CD is priced at premium). So beware of the following :

    Track 1 : Space Odyssey to Track 4 : Return of the Jedi
    These are NOT originals, but recorded by other orchestras.

    Tracks 5 to 25 : are originals, containing many interesting TV themes from the 60s and 70s, except that, the theme of Buck Rogers is so badly mastered that it sounds as if it was recorded with a microphone direct from the TV box. They should have just dumped this track if they could not get a better recording.

    Track 26 : Blade Runner is the recording by the New American orchestra, and NOT the original by Vangelis.

    Tracks 28 to 33 : they are originals from the TV, but most are too short and some merely contains snippets of sounds and voices, not really worth listening.

    But, overall this is a must buy, as you can only get all these themes together in this volume.

    5 out of 5 stars Great sci-fi memories.......2001-06-26

    "Sci-Fi's Greatest Hits, Vol. 1: Final Frontiers" is an anthology CD that collects science fiction music from film and television. The themes included span in time from the late 1950s to the late 1990s.

    This CD is a lot of fun, and will evoke a lot of memories for those of us who have enjoyed these shows and movies (either first run or in syndication). Many of sci-fi's most famous musical cues are here: the opening fanfare from "2001: A Space Odyssey," the theme from the original "Star Trek" (complete with the memorable narration), the "Dr. Who" theme, and more. Overall, a great treat for sci-fi fans.

    5 out of 5 stars MUSIC FOR THE GALACTIC TRAVELER.......1999-02-10

    FOR ANYONE WHO LOVES THE MUSIC THAT ACCOMPANIED THE ADVENTURES OF CAPTIAN KIRK,DR.SMITH,LUKE SKYWALKER,DR.WHO,OR LT. STARBUCK & APOLLO THIS CD'S FOR YOU.A WONDERFUL COMPILIATION OF 33 OF THE MOST POPULAR SPACE THEMES EVER FROM TELEVISION AND THE MOVIES. ALL OF THE TRACKS SEEM TO BE THE ORIGINALS WHICH MAKES THIS C.D. A MUST HAVE FOR ALL SCIENCE FICTION COLLECTORS.I'VE BOUGHT SCIENE FICTION SOUNDTRACKS BEFORE BUT NONE COMPARE TO THIS COLLECTION.IF YOU'RE A FAN OF OUTER SPACE MOVIES AND T.V. SHOWS THIS C.D. IS AIMED TO PLEASE!I LOOK FOWARD TO GETTING THE REST OS THE SCI-FI SOUNDTRACKS COLLECTION!
    Hollywood Movie Hits
    Average customer rating: 1 out of 5 stars
    • Oh god, I didn't....Did I?
    		 Hollywood Movie Hits
    Various Artists
    Manufacturer: Showtunes
    ProductGroup: Music
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    ASIN: B00005Y80C
    Release Date: 1996-01-11

    Tracks:

    1. Take My Breath Away [From Top Gun]
    2. Up Where We Belong [From An Officer and a Gentleman]
    3. I Just Called to Say I Love You [From the Woman in Red]
    4. Time of My Life [From Dirty Dancing]
    5. Against All Odds (Take a Look at Me Now)
    6. Way We Were [From The Way We Were]
    7. Stand by Me (Stand by Me)
    8. Endless Love
    9. What a Wonderful World [From Good Morning Vietnam]
    10. Unchained Melody [From Ghost]

    Customer Reviews:

    1 out of 5 stars Oh god, I didn't....Did I?.......2003-11-27

    Now when this musical medley happened to come into my position through the one they call Amazon, I was damn excited. I grabbed myself a big ole' bowl o' me favorite popper corn, and sat myself in front of my stereo system. My smile of anticipation soon turned to utter disgust when the Top Gun theme blew through my eardrums. I started to shake and realized....this was beyond horrible, it was just sickening(with a hint of pain). I soon realized that my money would have been well spent elsewhere, maybe on, dare I say.....Something else. Well thats that for you, fellow fans. Don't get me wrong, I loved watching the ole' movies, but I was not reminded even once of the magic I had breathed in when viewing them.

    Down with the synthesizer that spat on such great tunes as these.

    Sincerely,
    The Coz
    "Neil Norman - Greatest Science Fiction Hits, Vol. 3"
    Average customer rating: 3.5 out of 5 stars
    • Untitled
    • "Who goes there"
    • Neil Norman still warping along
    		 "Neil Norman - Greatest Science Fiction Hits, Vol. 3"
    Neil Norman
    Manufacturer: Gnp Crescendo
    ProductGroup: Music
    Binding: Audio CD

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    ASIN: B000001OWI
    Release Date: 1990-10-25

    Tracks:

    1. Land Of The Giants
    2. Space: 1999 II
    3. The Thing
    4. Angry Red Planet
    5. Blade Runner
    6. Lost In Space I & II
    7. Capricorn I
    8. The Prisoner
    9. Raiders Of The Lost Ark
    10. E.T.
    11. The Invaders
    12. U.F.O.
    13. Vena's Dance
    14. Flash Gordon
    15. War Of The Worlds
    16. Voyage To The Prehistroic Planet
    17. Into The Alternete Universe
    18. Return Of The Jedi
    19. Bonus Track

    Customer Reviews:

    3 out of 5 stars Untitled.......2005-06-18

    This is the third volume of Neil Norman's synth-pop versions of Science Fiction music. If you are into Science Fiction soundtracks, you will probably enjoy it. Although "Raiders of the Lost Ark" isn't Science Fiction by any stretch of the imagination. Like on the other albums in this series, Neil cheats a little by throwing in a couple of his own original compositions that weren't actually written for television or the movies ("Voyage to the Prehistoric Planet" and "Into the Alternate Universe".) There is an unlisted 19th track here, which is a barely audible recording of a woman saying, "You have just interfaced the Greatest Science Fiction Hits by Neil Norman."

    4 out of 5 stars "Who goes there".......2000-03-23

    This third installment of "Greatest Science Fiction Hits" is getting better and probably the best thus far. Norman blends almost 50 years of themes with some surprises.

    Howard Hawk's - "The Thing From Another World" was loosely based on a short story by John Campbell - "Who Goes There", excellent directing from Hawk's and a wonderful theme and score by Dimitri Tiomkin. Norman captures the moment with this arrangement of the title THE THING (1951). Another stand out - H.G. Well's classic - WAR OF THE WORLD'S (1953) this pretty scary and tense sci-fi thriller with fantastic special effects was and still is a trip to the viewer and listener. The highlight is - THE PRISONER (1967) star and creator Patrick McGoohan as Number 6, an unnamed agent who is sent to "The Village" for rehabilitation, Grainger's theme is an upbeat version of a piece originally called - "The Age of Elegance". THE PRISONER theme is not heard on many compilations, this is a refreshing and pleasant surprise.

    A "must have" for all sci-fi and film collectors of scores and soundtracks.

    Total Time: 39:13 on 19 Tracks/(19 track untitled and hidden)/GNP-Crescendo Records - GNPD 2163 (1986)

    4 out of 5 stars Neil Norman still warping along.......1999-04-14

    Neil Norman's third CD of SF music features a blend of themes from almost fifty years of Science Fiction cinema and TV. The best treatments are "The Thing from Another World", "War of the Worlds", and "Lost in Space 1 & 2". Norman's respect and affection for genre music is evident throughout the CD.

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