> Still boldly going where other Star Trek music fans have gone before.
> Starting off with a couple scores from the original series by Gerald
> Fried. 'Catspaw' and 'Friday's Child'. Neither episode is a classic of the
> series. Although 'Catspaw' sticks in the mind because of how bonkers it
> gets. GIANT CAT in a castle, kinda weird. Fried's scores are very
> distinctive, and very much of their time. He does this thing with brass
> that only happens in 60s scores, where they sound brash and out of tune.
> Its odd, and reminds me of the music from 'Rocky and Bullwinkle' of all
> things. I don't revisit these particular scores all that often, but they
> are a fun contrast to the later scores.

> Speaking of which, I'll also spin 'Star Trek: First Contact' by Goldsmith
> and maybe another album of the Ron Jones material from 'The Next
> Generation'.

My absolute favorite Goldsmith score, although I like Joel's Borg material a little bit more than his father's, is this weird?

> What are you listening to?

The Walk by Alan Silvestri
Secretary by Angelo Badalamenti
and
Jumanji by James Horner