Michael Giacchino - Star Trek Into Darkness Suite 

Yeah, if only cbs understood it as well as him, discovery wouldve been great

Love it too. What would be REALLY cool is if they tied into the wrath of khan theme when the staccato comes in. It’s not only in the same key. It’d be perfection for add this into that dynamics

What a master piece I have ever listened! Now, enjoy it again 🎉

Yes it always

Same

Turning in is a good thing ...😌

lolololol doc

Damn it Jim

Lol. Green blooded, pointy eared hob-goblin.

ha ha very good Kelly

Um.... Sorry but I didn't say that. I wish I did but it was bones McCoy that said it. :( :)

JJ Abrams does like to do that, doesn't he...Star Wars VII was garbage because of that.

Ignored Advice Productions Ehh...no SW: VI and III were just terrible because there was no Attention to detail, just vapid nonsense. Solo was actually the best of the latest movies

@@Pwj579 No, Episodes VI and III were not terrible or vapid nonsense and had plenty of attention to detail. And you can't say stuff like that without properly explaining it and then treat it as law. Besides, he didn't even mention Episodes VI and III.

@@IgnoredAdviceProductions That was uncalled for.

@@imfsresidentotaku9699 So was destroying beloved classic franchises but you wouldn't know anything about that

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+Monica Mons Star Trek really shows best future humanity could have I think

So we would have multiple anthems? You do know this is composed of 4 separate songs, right? They make it flow so probably didn't notice

***** Surely you have to have Jerry Goldsmith in there as well?

***** I meant Giacchino makes memorable, old timey, magical scores that are just breathtaking and give you a warm, fuzzy feeling just like Williams' scores do.

I understand what you mean. John Williams is unmatchable. But you gotta admit Giacchino is following his footsteps for greatness.

***** I would agree as much as i am a Zimmer fanboy as well, JW is in a league of his own. Zimmer is certainly the most notable as far as recent success is concerned i mean he lands lots of big movies. Though i guess we're talking about a different kind of success.

***** I hate to disagree with you bc you make alot of points, but thats not really fair... Starwars and Harry Potter are memorable movies and franchise in their own right without the music... Other big composers these days haven't had to chance to work with those type of franchises... But now that Giacchino is working on the new Star Wars franchise and Zimmer is working on the all the new DC movies coming out, we shall see if they can at least hold a candle to John Williams.

The first Star Trek episode didn't air until September 8, 1966. I have watched all 900+ episodes.

Amen to that.

true that, ive seen every startrek ever, and i can tell you the best reboot of movies ever.

Definitely agree with you there.

+Minidinno well, the original ones have more onto hopes, utopian and philosophical content...but I aint saying this aint bad either...both original and the reboots have good points :)

I love the bit where they show the Enterprise and the music is just gorgeous.

lolol

Ty

thanks

Actually 3:23 is Enterprising Young Men

Yes and no. It's the same theme, but this is the arrangement from the End Credits.

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Ho Yan Law he did with his Star Wars soundtrack

Really? He did? For me is another master piece. Rogue One soundtrack is amazing. You want to ear the same soundtrack allong all films, the same main theme film along film... ? Michael makes variations of John Williams themes and never loses the "soul" and the feelings of the Star Wars saga. Bdw. Sorry about my english.

Ho Yan Law rogue one's soundtrack was fantastic! Especially the ones towards the end: Hope, Your father would be proud, AT-ACT attack. Great blend of modern take on star wars as well as good nods towards William's motifs from previous films. Hope he does more star wars movies if Williams doesn't do them in the future

+olentangy74 Because we've lost our sense of culture to the widespread accommodation of what is the "popular fad" Pretty depressing really.

Carnegie hall in New York the GCSO (Greenville country superior orchestra) plays there with other orchestras every year there music is good

Because British people still appreciate these kind of music

What? It isn't one theme. It's like 4 different songs

Liam Mcqueeney maybe he's referring to the part where they play the main theme

Best score, James Horner score ST2

I didn't. What about that?

I cried from the disgust I felt about the film. I liked 09 and I really liked Beyond but that middle movie was a wreck given its writing and characters

Into Darkness doesn't get me at all. On the other hand, the 2009 movie makes me cry on the Kelvin scene every time. Just that perfect ballet of a ship and crew fighting to the last. Funny, the other movie to have Khan in it also had very mixed reviews. And for not entirely different reasons too.

I did because i kept calling out everything wrong with the movie in the theater :/

What about beyond?

CapitalJ2 next John Williams?! He is almost as good as Martin fucking odonell man or whoever made the halo theme

The similarity between Michael and John is that (a) Michael grew up listening John -- listen to his Star Wars work. The difference is a a more modern feeling. Also both can compose in many different styles. (Zimmer is the king of multiple-style, though). Anecdote from somewhere on the web (I think an MG interview) : He was working at Dreamworks doing to the music for a Jurassic Park game, and was ready to use their state-of-the-art synthesisers, when Steven Spielberg stuck his head around the door and said : "That's great! When are we doing the live symphony recording?" Their themes are almost interchangeable, but each composer has his strengths. (My piano teacher kicked me out in Grade2 because I kept on playing John Williams or Jerry Goldsmith themes during the practice session, starting with 'JAWS' which I learned to play by ear... - that was a joke, by, the way, for the irony-free).

@@colin9083 zimmer's music is getting more similar to each other though.

He does very much so have memorable scores but for me Star Trek and the incredibles stick out the most

I don't know bit we Must look for that frustrated volcano, introduce a kilo of Red Matter into the * and trow him to the core of the nearest star.

+Cernnunos Pendragon Sounds Logical.

Star Wars fan I'm sure...

Accidentally clicked it.

+olosh01 I'm a star wars fan and i love star trek, not as much as star wars but i still love it. But you are right, half of star wars fans are dumb idiots

Grazie!

Commander Spock a logical observation commander

Confusion ¿

I don't see bass though

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