Battle Beyond The Stars – James Horner (BSX) 1980/2011 (MP3~320kbps)

Title: Battle Beyond The Stars
Artist: James Horner
Year: 1980
This Release: 2011
Label: BSX
Format: MP3
Bit Rate: 320kbps
Size: 162MB
Tracks: 52

Track List:

1. Main Title (01:59)
2. Malmori Rear Guard (03:46)
3. Love Theme (03:48)
4. Cowboy and the Jackers (03:30)
5. Nanelia’s Capture (01:24)
6. The Hunter (01:35)
7. Nanelia (01:28)
8. The Battle Begins (04:28)
9. The Maze Battle (03:06)
10. Gelt’s Death (01:25)
11. Nanelia and Shad (01:23)
12. Heading for Sador (00:55)
13. Cowboy’s Attack (01:42)
14. Shad’s Pursuit (03:18)
15. Destruction of Hammerhead (03:35)
16. Epilogue and End Title (04:58)

BONUS TRACKS:

17. Gelt’s Chamber
Music composed by Alan Howarth

BATTLE BEYOND THE STARS – SOUND EFFECTS LIBRARY
Created and produced by Alan Howarth

18. Command Ship Radio Chatter
19. Drone Chatter #1
20. Drone Chatter #2
21. Drone Chatter #3
22. Drone Chatter #4
23. Drone Chatter #6
24. Drone Chatter #7
25. Drone Chatter #8
26. Drone Chatter #9
27. Drone Chatter #10
28. Drone Chatter #11
29. Drone Chatter #12
30. Drone Chatter #13
31. Drone Chatter #14
32. Laser Artillery #1
33. Laser Artillery #2
34. Laser Artillery #3
35. Laser Artillery #4
36. Stereo Fly-Bys
37. Pass-Bys with Vocoder
38. Hammerhead Low Rumble
39. Nell Cave Launch – 1st Stage
40. Nell Cave Launch – 2nd Stage
41. Nell Cave Launch – 3rd Stage
42. Nell Fly Away
43. Nell Engine Build-Up
44. Nell Exterior Fly-By
45. Nell Maneuvering Thrusters
46. Bad Guy Lasers
47. Telemetry #1
48. Laser Blast
49. Sonic Tank Short Blast
50. Sonic Tank Long Blast
51. Drone Chatter #5 (Long Live Lord Sador)

Bonus Track:

52. Theme from BATTLE BEYOND THE STARS*
Music Composed by James Horner
*Performed by the City of Prague Philharmonic Orchestra
*Conducted by Nic Raine
*Produced By James Fitzpatrick
*Courtesy of SILVA SCREEN RECORDS � 2011

Total Duration: 00:42:20

http://www.multiupload.com/CMWOC457U3

Per BSX:

"Previously released on a scarce compact disc by GNP Crescendo Records in 2001, BUYSOUNDTRAX Records now presents the original motion picture soundtrack to BATTLE BEYOND THE STARS, featuring music composed by James Horner, to coincide with the DVD and Blu-Ray release of the film on 7/12/11. The booklet features notes by author Randall Larson and the music has been newly mastered for the highest fidelity possible by James Nelson of Digital Outland. The music has been re-sequenced into film order for the first time. In addition, available for the first time, is a musical source cue composed by Alan Howarth, along with a library of sound effects developed by Howarth for the film. Concluding the album and our tribute to James Horner’s seminal composition is an exciting concert arrangement of the main theme from BATTLE BEYOND THE STARS, produced by James Fitzpatrick for Silva Screen Records in 1998, powerfully performed by the City Of Prague Philharmonic Orchestra."

If you enjoy this, please show the label your support by purchasing a copy which will ensure that more rarities are released. This particular release is limited to 1000 copies – buy it while you can!!

I will apologize now if this is a repeat post; performed a search and didn’t see it, but I could have missed it.

Thanks guvnagrover. You keep amazing me.

Awesome! Thanks!!

awesome yes

You rock, Gov! Thx!!!!

Wow, thanks! Been waiting for this version for awhile.

What, is this a re-recording? There is no new music though. I have the Battle Humanoids combo. Posted it here in fla ages ago. All of this is on that, but that is Horner, not this Raines guy. Yes? No? Just curious is all. I also posted the recording sessions a while back.

So, they put out a new album, with no new music, not the original score, and added a disc worth of fx? Is that the size of it?

Seems kind of lame unless you really are a sound effects junkie i suppose.

The only thing i can think of is maybe this is in film order? Still, it seems an odd release?

True, there is no new music on this release. BSX stated that it has "improved" sound. I also have the Battle/Humanoids CD and this release does have improved sound. Although when asked, BSX never revealed what their source was. I bought this because it was reasonably priced and wanted to hear the "improved" sound. Track 52 is from a collection that they included on this as a bonus that Nic Raine conducted. Other than that track, the sound effects and track 17, the rest of this is James Horner’s original soundtrack. Per BSX site:

"Previously released on a scarce compact disc by GNP Crescendo Records in 2001, BUYSOUNDTRAX Records now presents the original motion picture soundtrack to BATTLE BEYOND THE STARS, featuring music composed by James Horner, to coincide with the DVD and Blu-Ray release of the film on 7/12/11. The booklet features notes by author Randall Larson and the music has been newly mastered for the highest fidelity possible by James Nelson of Digital Outland. The music has been re-sequenced into film order for the first time. In addition, available for the first time, is a musical source cue composed by Alan Howarth, along with a library of sound effects developed by Howarth for the film. Concluding the album and our tribute to James Horner’s seminal composition is an exciting concert arrangement of the main theme from BATTLE BEYOND THE STARS, produced by James Fitzpatrick for Silva Screen Records in 1998, powerfully performed by the City Of Prague Philharmonic Orchestra."

Well, if you look, it says City of Prague, with Nick Raine. So this is not the original music, this is a re-recording of the score. Much like the complete Conan was.

Well, if you look, it says City of Prague, with Nick Raine. So this is not the original music, this is a re-recording of the score. Much like the complete Conan was.

I just updated my last post with the info from BSX’s site. I see where one may think that the whole compilation is by Nic Raine due to not clearly stating that only the last track is by him. I updated the original post to rectify this.

First of all, the chap’s name is Nic Raine. Not Nick Raine, Or Raines. Just Nic Raine.

Secondly, this IS the original soundtrack recording, NOT a re-recording. As is clearly stated, the final track is a re-recording of the main theme – taken from an old Silva Screen compilation. It is from the City of Prague Philharmonic’s most notorious era; Presumably to fill up space, as the actual score is NOT expanded. When asked whether the album was from the same master as the earlier GNP recording, Ford Thaxton professionally stated "none of your business" and proceeded to viciously attack anybody who asked from that moment on – so deduce from that what you will. There is no appreciable increase in sound quality (same old vinyl source material) and in fact there is significant DECREASE; the dynamic range of this release is impaired.

In short, it’s a downgrade from the GNP album. It’s nice that the music is available again (in print) but if you have the GNP, and you’re not bothered about hearing idiotic dialogue snippets from the movie, dated sound effects, or 90 seconds of synthesised source music… don’t bother. You already have the superior product.

Thanks Guvnagrover…I have never heard this one or seen the film.

Cheers for the info tangotreats.

Thanks!

Thank you for posting, looking foward to listening to the Howarth stuff.

Thanks for the awesome blast from the past.

My friend, you made my day, THANKS A MILLION!!!!!!!!!!!

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link is deleted 🙁 🙁 🙁 PM me pls , thanks in advance 🙂

Sent you a PM and updated the download link in the main post.

THANK YOU VERY MUCH!!!

Herbert, could you update some links here?

Would love that link buddy…

I’ll re-up the links – just give me some time.

sweet! thank you.

Thank you very much 🙂

anyone have Humanoids From Te Deep?

Could someone reup this please, can’t find a copy anywhere else!

Thanks!

Could someone reup this please, can’t find a copy anywhere else!

Thanks!

To avoid unneccessary re-upping, why not try here…

http://forums.ffshrine.org/f92/battle-beynond-stars-humanoids-deep-james-horner-86259/2.html

Thanks for the link, I have the bootleg version on CD, I was hoping for the newest version with the SFX tracks, just to be nerdy 🙂

Thanks for the link, I have the bootleg version on CD, I was hoping for the newest version with the SFX tracks, just to be nerdy 🙂
here are no boots for this..both are official releases, and the fx tracks are the only difference.

Thanks for the link, I have the bootleg version on CD, I was hoping for the newest version with the SFX tracks, just to be nerdy 🙂

What the late Herbert West posted here was the release that you refer to, 52 tracks release with Bonus SFX tracks, released last summer by BSX Records.

I’ll re-up the links – just give me some time.

Could someone reup this please, can’t find a copy anywhere else! I want this version with the sound effects Please.

Thanks!