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That’s interesting. I’ve got the season DVDs (from 2003ish?) and I have the blu rays. My audio rips are from my DVDs. I don’t recall hearing Doomsday music. But maybe I wasn’t listening closely enough.
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Yep, all three DVD releases ('99/'00, '04 & '08) and the Blu-Rays ('09) have a couple of incorrect cues used in Part II of The Menagerie. One cue's at the very beginning and incorrectly uses a Doomsday Machine cue instead of the correct Enemy Within cue. Later on, a cue is used that is taken from the re-recordings for Charlie-X instead of using the original cue.
Thanks. So the Royal Philharmonic shows up only in "The Menagerie" Part 2?
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Correct. And only one time. Same thing goes for the Doomsday Machine music; only one cue is incorrectly used at the very beginning. And yep, it is only part 2 that has these mistakes.
Thanks. I'm going to make a note of it and really try to catch the Varese cue the next time I play the DVD.
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Maybe I need to listen closer, but the opening of Menagerie pt 2 (after the credits) sounds like The Enemy Within.
I never realized that they used "Beyond the Pale" from Where No Man Has Gone Before for the "Last week on Star Trek" section.
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I can't easily search through all the many pages of this to find the answer right now so I'm hoping someone will just be knowledgable and help me: was it ever revealed who sung Goodnight, Sweetheart for The City on the Edge of Forever? I'm assuming it was recorded for the episode though I wonder if it was an existing recording still a little bit...anybody have details?
Thanks in advance,
Yavar
P.S. To Lukas: did anything ever come of your contact from Tom (above)?
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Jan 12, 2015 - 2:33 AM
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Graham Watt
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I can't easily search through all the many pages of this to find the answer right now so I'm hoping someone will just be knowledgable and help me: was it ever revealed who sung Goodnight, Sweetheart for The City on the Edge of Forever? I'm assuming it was recorded for the episode though I wonder if it was an existing recording still a little bit...anybody have details?
Thanks in advance,
Yavar
P.S. To Lukas: did anything ever come of your contact from Tom (above)?
yavar, i can't be totally completely sure, but i would bet about.... ooh, 20 quid.... that the vocal artist was never identified. last thing i recall on the subject was lukas exclaiming something like - noooooo, please, for the last time we don't know who sang it - or something like that.
if someone proves me wrong, your 20 quid is on its way... or could we make it 5, question mark.
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Thanks. I only just started importing this monumental set. 
Yavar
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Apparently they brought in an affordable vocalist who could sound reasonably like Rudy Vallee in THE PALM BEACH STORY. At least, that's how it sounds to me. It's just too bad he didn't get screen credit.
Wouldn't it be great if there was a deep dark secret involved, known only to the Illuminati? Like what if the singer was Fred Steiner or Robert Justman? Maybe George Takei. I can tell you for a fact it wasn't Leonard Nimoy or Eddie Paskey.
Sure, Takei would have talked by now, but not everybody talks.
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Jimmy Doohan could have done it. He's Star Trek's 'Man of a Thousand Voices.'
Going by The Animated Series he's Star Trek's Man of Seven Voices. 
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Aug 8, 2015 - 11:10 PM
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My Season Two highlights mix:
Star Trek: The Original Series - Second Season Highlights
"Charlie X": Main Title* (cello version, arr./cond. Steiner)
"Catspaw": Orbiting Ship*/Fog Planet
"Catspaw": Racial Memories/Captain Kirk/Mace Fight
"Catspaw": Wand-Breaking/The Prototypes/Five to Beam Up
"Metamorphosis": Shuttlecraft/Shuttle Helpless
"Metamorphosis": Cochrane
"Metamorphosis": It's Her/Loveliness
"Friday's Child": Capella IV
"Friday's Child": Distress Signal
"Friday's Child": Sonic Ambush/Bouncing Boulder
"Friday's Child": Kras on the Rocks/Paternity Case/New Capellan in Town
"Friday's Child": Forfeit
"Friday's Child": Coochy Coo/Godfathers
"Who Mourns for Adonais?": Apollo's Temple #2
"Who Mourns for Adonais?": Apollo's Kiss/Apollo's Storm/Final Battle
"Amok Time": Episode Title*/Mr. Spock/Log
"Amok Time": Processional
"Amok Time": The Ancient Combat/2nd Kroykah
"Amok Time": Resignation*/Lazarus Returned/Pig's Eye
"The Doomsday Machine": Goodbye M. Decker
"The Doomsday Machine": Kirk Does It Again/One's Enough
"Mirror, Mirror": Blackship Theme/The Agonizer
"Mirror, Mirror": Blackship in Space/Blackship Underscore
"Mirror, Mirror": Evil Kirk
"Mirror, Mirror": Goodbye Marlena
"I, Mudd": Harry Mudd/Mudd's Series
"I, Mudd": Mudd's Detention/Stella 500
"The Trouble with Tribbles": The Muzak Maker
"The Trouble with Tribbles": Bartender Bit/Big Fite
"The Trouble with Tribbles": Dead Heap!/Close That Door/Hissing Tribbles/Poor Jonesy/No Tribble at All
"By Any Other Name": More Neutralizer
"By Any Other Name": Rojan's Revenge/Rojan's Blocks/Broken Block
"Return to Tomorrow": The Voice
"Return to Tomorrow": Who Are You/The Globes
"Return to Tomorrow": Thalassa Recalls
"Return to Tomorrow": Last Moments
"Patterns of Force": Military Mite (Nazi March)
Fight on Captain's Theme (Second Season Library Music)
Sad and Thoughtful on Captain's Theme (Second Season Library Music)
End Title*
My Season Three highlights compilation:
Star Trek: The Original Series - Third Season Highlights
Main Title* (soprano version, stereo; arr. Courage, cond. Hatch)
"Spock's Brain": Alien Ship/Meet Kara
"Spock's Brain": Communicators/Scientific Fight
"The Enterprise Incident": Aberrated Captain*
"The Enterprise Incident": Unfair Exchange
"The Enterprise Incident": Ear Bob
"The Paradise Syndrome": Episode Title/Puzzled Kirk/Miramanee/Maximum Warp/Engine Strain
"The Paradise Syndrome": Bad Memory*/Breath of Life*/The New God/Deflection
"The Paradise Syndrome": Check-Up/Death to a False God/Mind Fusion
"And the Children Shall Lead": Triacus*/What Goes Kids?
"And the Children Shall Lead": Last Whammy
"Is There in Truth No Beauty?": Enter Marvick/Enter Miranda
"Is There in Truth No Beauty?": Ambassador Arrival/My Life Is Here/I Must Know/Starship Party
"Is There in Truth No Beauty?": Marvick Mad/Marvick Berserk/Marvick Dies
"Spectre of the Gun": Melkots' Warning*/Hailing Frequencies*
"Spectre of the Gun": We're Trapped/Shoot Out, Part 1
"Spectre of the Gun": Shoot Out, Part 2/Kirk Wins!
"Spectre of the Gun": Final Curtain
"Plato's Stepchildren": Episode Titles
"Plato's Stepchildren": Delirium Parmen's
"Plato's Stepchildren": Slap Unhappy
"Plato's Stepchildren": The Little Visitor
"The Empath": Lost Trio/Enter Gem/The Vians/Kirk Stunned/Force Field/Kirk Healed
"The Empath": Cave Exit/Star Trek Chase/Slow Motion Kirk
"The Empath": Vians' Farewell/Off Again
"The Empath": Empath Finale
"Elaan of Troyius": Mission to Elas/Meet Kryton/Meet Elaan
"Elaan of Troyius": Realization/Battle Stations
"Elaan of Troyius": Battle Music
"Elaan of Troyius": Thematic Bridge*/Goodbye Elaan/Kirk in Command
"Whom Gods Destroy": Arab Hootch Dance (Hootchie Kootchie)
"Requiem for Methuselah": Pseudo Brahms Esq.
"The Way To Eden": Far Out Jam
"The Savage Curtain": Drums/Salute to Our President Fanfare
End Title* (soprano version, stereo; arr. Courage, cond. Hatch)
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I'm working my way through this set and hoping to produce a condensed playlist of maybe about 4 or 5 hours' worth of music. Has anyone here already done this? Care to share?
Chris.
Maybe you should take the time to do it yourself as opposed to asking others to do it for you.
That's a novel idea.
Ford A. Thaxton
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Aug 10, 2015 - 4:14 AM
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Hey, Tom, thanks for posting your track lists.
Tackling a mammoth box set like the Trek one is quite daunting, and it's very handy to have "Greatest Hits" lists like these, for those of us who'd like to become more familiar with the more interesting and iconic cues.
Ford, not everyone has the time to carefully listen to a fifteen-track box set, perhaps many times, or know the series it came from well enough, in order to be able to sort the wheat from the chaff. While I'm thrilled to have every note written for the series, I'm also very happy to have an abbreviated play-list featuring the set's highlights.
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