Greatest Sci-Fi Themes

Greatest Sci-Fi Themes

Track Listings

1. Twilight Zone
2. X-Files (Main Theme)
3. Star Trek II: The Wrath of Khan
4. Star Wars Title Theme
5. Independence Day
6. Jurassic Park Theme
7. Superman II
8. Alien Main Title
9. 2001: A Space Odyssey
10. Imperial March (Darth Vader's Theme)
11. Terminator II
12. Lost World
13. Battlestar Galactica Theme
14. March of the Jedi Knights
15. Dune (Desert Theme)
16. E.T. [ET the Extraterrestrial Theme]
17. Bonus Track: Star Wars (Main Title Theme/Cantina Band) [Intergalatic R]

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Sci-Fi Channel - Sci-Fi's Greatest Hits, Vol. 2: The Dark Side
Average customer rating: 4 out of 5 stars
  • A great listen!
  • Cool CD
 Sci-Fi Channel - Sci-Fi's Greatest Hits, Vol. 2: The Dark Side
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ASIN: B00000G4T4
Release Date: 1998-11-17

Tracks:

  1. The Outer Limits
  2. The Twilight Zone
  3. Alfred Hitchcock Presents
  4. Dark Shadows
  5. Night Gallery
  6. Kolchak: The Night Stalker
  7. Ripley's Believe It Or Not
  8. Creepshow
  9. Tales From The Darkside (tv)
  10. Tales From The Crypt
  11. The Incredible Shrinking Man
  12. Scanners
  13. The Fly (1986)
  14. Videodrome
  15. A Clockwork Orange
  16. The Omen
  17. Halloween
  18. Hellraiser
  19. Suspiria
  20. Poltergeist
  21. Dracula: The Series
  22. Forever Knight
  23. The Hunger
  24. 12 Monkeys
  25. The Prisoner
  26. Nowhere Man
  27. Friday the 13th: The Series (tv)
  28. Beyond Reality
  29. The Odyssey
  30. The Outer Limits (1995)
  31. Dark City
  32. Beetlejuice (tv)
  33. Edward Scissorhands
  34. Labyrinth
  35. Mystery Science Theater 3000
  36. The X-Files

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Definitely the best volume in the series, The Dark Side frequently culls from horror and suspense sources and serves up some great music. Not only are the themes from A Clockwork Orange, Halloween, and The Omen included, the compilers also added lesser-known but awesome works like "Suspiria" and "Dark City" and music from the television anthology Tales from the Darkside. TV shows such as Friday the 13th: The Series and Forever Knight are also represented. This 36-track collection features a couple of oddball inclusions (Mystery Science Theater 3000?) that could have been abandoned in favor of superior TV series themes like Psi-Factor and Ghost Stories. Even so, The Dark Side remains a superior compilation. --Bryan Reesman

Customer Reviews:

5 out of 5 stars A great listen!.......2001-11-29

If you,like me,love the horror tv themes of yesterday and recently,you'll love this cd!

3 out of 5 stars Cool CD.......1999-05-01

This CD was really cool, however, I bought it because I thought the "Forever Knight" selection might have the words Lacroix says at the begining of every episode. It doesn't. It's got the same theme from the Soundtrack. The rest was really good though, except the one disappointment.
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
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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

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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!
Sci-Fi Channel - Sci-Fi's Greatest Hits, Vol. 4: Defenders Of Justice
Average customer rating: 4 out of 5 stars
  • Lots of fun and memories.
  • I had a great time...
  • FUN AND UPBEAT
  • A (conditional) must have...
 Sci-Fi Channel - Sci-Fi's Greatest Hits, Vol. 4: Defenders Of Justice
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  5. Batman: Batman Theme And 19 Other Bat Songs (1966 TV Series)

ASIN: B00000G4T6
Release Date: 1998-11-17

Tracks:

  1. Astro Boy
  2. Gigantor
  3. Speed Racer
  4. Thunderbirds
  5. Captain Scarlet and the Mysterons
  6. Captain Video and His Video Rangers
  7. Tom Corbett, Space Cadet
  8. Space Patrol
  9. Underdog
  10. Atom Ant
  11. Batman (tv)
  12. Batman: The Animated Series
  13. Batman (film)
  14. Batman Returns
  15. Superman (Film)
  16. Lois and Clark - The New Adventures of Superman
  17. The Green Hornet
  18. The Amazing Spider-Man
  19. Spider-Woman
  20. Wonder Woman
  21. The Flash
  22. Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles
  23. Mighty Morphin Power Rangers
  24. The Tick
  25. X-Men
  26. The Six Million Dollar Man
  27. The Bionic Woman
  28. The Incredible Hulk
  29. Knight Rider
  30. Max Headroom
  31. The Terminator
  32. RoboCop
  33. RoboCop - The Series
  34. Quantum Leap
  35. Escape From New York
  36. The Road Warrior
  37. Mortal Kombat

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Dedicated to the superheroes who decorated your underwear when you were a kid (and many more who didn't), Defenders lets listeners revisit a time when a world in which men who could fly, climb skyscrapers, and morph into green monsters seemed possible. Naturally this lends itself to camp with such kitschy songs as "Wonder Woman," "Astro Boy," and "Batman." There are also some serious compositions that hold up surprisingly well, like "Superman: The Movie," "Escape from New York," and the melancholy "Incredible Hulk," plus "Knight Rider" and "The Six Million Dollar Man." Despite a few glaring omissions--Battle of the Planets, The Omega Man, and Flash Gordon--diversity reigns on Defenders as it progresses from outer space cadets to costumed crusaders to technologically enhanced heroes. Now if only they'd included a life-size poster of Lynda Carter... --Bryan Reesman

Customer Reviews:

4 out of 5 stars Lots of fun and memories........2000-08-01

This one will take you back to the good old days of getting up early on Saturday mornings to sit in front of the t.v. for half the day. Lots of cool tracks on this one, like the 60's version of the Astroboy theme (though the newer one is much cooler, in my humble opinion); Thunderbirds and Captain Scarlet (which are sort of like cousins to each other); Underdog; Batman: The Animated Series (one of the most amazing shows ever. Period.); The Green Hornet with it's great rendition of "Flight of the Bumblebee" played by trumpeter-extraordinaire Al Hirt; the original Spiderman cartoon theme (which everyone likes better than the new one); The Tick with it's crazy, jazzy, scat theme; Knight Rider, which is awesome and unforgettable; Max Headroom, the late, great, short lived show that deserved a much better fate; Quantum Leap, one of the most interesting and intelligent shows I've seen. There are many more, some good, some so-so, all interesting choices (Mortal Kombat is one of those 'interesting' choices, as they aren't really defenders of justice. Oh well.) This album is a lot of fun to listen to and can be enjoyed by people of all ages.

5 out of 5 stars I had a great time..........2000-05-01

The theme songs were the oririnals from all of my favorite TV shows when I was a little girl! I closed my eyes, listened to my favorites like Astro-Boy, Gigantor, and The Green Hornet. I felt my pigtails grow back, and tasted Bosco on my lips. If you want to go back in time too, I'd recommend this CD highly.

4 out of 5 stars FUN AND UPBEAT.......2000-04-27

The music is from the actual TV shows and films, however some of the tracks (KNIGHT RIDER, SIX MILLION DOLLAR MAN) do not contain the dialog that is heard on those shows ("Knight Rider, a shadowy flight into the dangerous world of a man who does not exist"; the communication between Steve Austin and Houston--the track starts at the crash and has Oscar Goldman's dialog, which isn't bad). The music is uplifting and inspiring for writing sci-fi, if you're into doing that sort of thing.

4 out of 5 stars A (conditional) must have..........1999-08-12

This album is comprised of TV and movie soundtrack titles, some of which are original recordings (Superman, Speed Racer, Knight Rider, The Terminator, the bionic series, Quantum Leap - there may be others), and not-so-original (but fairly close) re-orchestrations. I bought this album for "The Flash", and although it is one of the re-orchestrations, it is fairly close to the original and definitely worth having. Both it and Knight Rider are so good, they're goose-bump inducing. If you don't mind skipping over the mind-numbing kiddie show themes, this is a must have!
Greatest Sci-Fi Themes
Average customer rating: 3 out of 5 stars
  • Interresting to have around, but lower quality recording
 Greatest Sci-Fi Themes
Various Artists
Manufacturer: Turn Up the Music
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ASIN: B00000IAKN
Release Date: 1999-04-06

Tracks:

  1. Twilight Zone
  2. X-Files (Main Theme)
  3. Star Trek II: The Wrath of Khan
  4. Star Wars Title Theme
  5. Independence Day
  6. Jurassic Park Theme
  7. Superman II
  8. Alien Main Title
  9. 2001: A Space Odyssey
  10. Imperial March (Darth Vader's Theme)
  11. Terminator II
  12. Lost World
  13. Battlestar Galactica Theme
  14. March of the Jedi Knights
  15. Dune (Desert Theme)
  16. E.T. [ET: The Extraterrestrial Theme]
  17. Bonus Track: Star Wars (Main Title Theme/Cantina Band) [Intergalatic Ra

Customer Reviews:

3 out of 5 stars Interresting to have around, but lower quality recording.......2004-02-21

Drew's Famous Greatest Sci-Fi Themes could be of use for party theme music or someone who wants thier own personal theme music as they swish about with thier plastic light sabre. My four year old perked up when the "Star Wars Theme" came on and brandished his own lightsabre. RPgamers may enjoy having certain theme music for acting out scenes, or it may be something fun to listen to when you don't feel like the usual fare for music out there.

The Tracks are:

The Twilight Zone...0:54
X-Files (Main Theme)...2:08
Star Trek II: The Wrath of Khan...3:10
Star Wars Title Theme...2:57
Independance Day...3:21
Jurassic Park Theme...3:16
Superman II....4:21
Alien, Main Title...2:35
2001: A Space Odyssey...1:49
The Imperial Death March(Darth Vader's Theme)...2:57
Terminator II...1:55
Lost Wolrd...3:30
Battlestar Galactica Theme...1:29
March of the Jedi Knights...2:18
Dune(Desert Theme)...4:47
E.T(ET the Extraterrestrial Theme)...3:52
Bonus Track: Star War(Cantina Band)...3:42
Sci-Fi Channel - Sci-Fi's Greatest Hits, Vol. 3: The Uninvited
Average customer rating: 4 out of 5 stars
  • Music and Monsters
 Sci-Fi Channel - Sci-Fi's Greatest Hits, Vol. 3: The Uninvited
Various Artists
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ASIN: B00000G4T5
Release Date: 1998-11-17

Tracks:

  1. War of the Worlds (radio broadcast - introduction)
  2. The Day The Earth Stood Still
  3. It Came From Outer Space - Main Title/End Title - Herman Stein/Henry Mancini
  4. War of the Worlds (a disturbance)
  5. The Invaders
  6. War of the Worlds (the first attack)
  7. War of the Worlds (tv)
  8. V: The Series
  9. Mars Attacks!
  10. Independence Day
  11. War of the Worlds (the gravity of the situation)
  12. Close Encounters Of The Third Kind
  13. E.T. The Extra-Terrestrial
  14. Starman
  15. Alien Nation (film)
  16. Alien Nation (tv)
  17. The Beast From 20,000 Fathoms
  18. Predator
  19. Jaws
  20. The Creature From The Black Lagoon
  21. Them!
  22. Tarantula
  23. Jurassic Park
  24. Gremlins
  25. UFO
  26. War of the Worlds (the end is near)
  27. Killer Klowns From Outer Space
  28. Attack of the Killer Tomatoes! (tv)
  29. The Blob

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Theremins, oscillators, and stirring strings abound in this ode to space aliens, sea monsters, and nature run amok. Interspersed among themes such as "Jaws" and "Close Encounters" are excerpts from Orson Welles's infamous 1938 War of the Worlds radio broadcast that actually scared listeners into believing the Earth was being invaded by aliens. Of all the discs in the Sci-Fi set, this is the weakest, with much of the music reiterating familiar formulas. There are some standout tracks, mainly those with humor, such as "Killer Klowns from Outer Space," the warped polka of "Gremlins," and the goofy "Attack of the Killer Tomatoes." The theme for "The Blob," meanwhile, is so silly that you'd think it marked the opening of a sitcom about friendly gelatinous ooze. --Bryan Reesman

Customer Reviews:

4 out of 5 stars Music and Monsters.......2002-11-22

Whoever decided to use clips from the radio version of "War of the Worlds" as a framework to this soundtrack collection should
be commended for a wonderful idea. The collection covers much ground, from the fifties monster classics right through today's hits. But it's simply the selection of tunes, many VERY hard to find anywhere else, that makes this a gem to fans. It's a joy to hear Bernard Herrmann's cues from "Day the Earth Stood Still" with CD quality sound, the driving sounds of "Predator" in all it's lip-biting glory, and even the groovy theme from "The Blob" to delight the listener. Many wonderful surprises on this CD, and the end of a long quest for long-missing rarities. The entire
collection (this CD is number 3 in the series, methinks) is very much worth the money, and well put-together. But get it here, since this one's getting hard to find in stores! -KS
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    Various Artists
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    Release Date: 1996-03-26

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    1. Theme from Alien
    2. Theme from Star Trek Television Series
    3. Theme from Star Wars
    4. Theme from 2001: A Space Odyssey
    5. Theme from Jurassic Park
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    7. Theme from Blade Runner
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