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  • 1. Main Title (02:00) From Battle Beyond the Stars 2. Malmori Rear Guard (03:52) From Battle Beyond the Stars 3. The Battle Begins (04:33) From Battle Beyond the Stars 4. Nanelia And Shad (01:27) From Battle Beyond the Stars 5. Cowboy and The Jackers (03:36) From Battle Beyond the Stars 6. Nanelia's Capture (01:29) From Battle Beyond the Stars 7. The Maze Battle (03:11) From Battle Beyond the Stars 8. Shad's Persuit (03:23) From Battle Beyond the Stars 9. Cowboy's Attack (01:45) From Battle Beyond the Stars 10. Love Theme (03:52) From Battle Beyond the Stars 11. The Hunter (01:40) From Battle Beyond the Stars 12. Gelt's Death (01:30) From Battle Beyond the Stars 13. Nanelia (01:32) From Battle Beyond the Stars 14. Heading For Sador (00:59) From Battle Beyond the Stars 15. Destruction Of Hammerhead (02:36) From Battle Beyond the Stars 16. Epilogue / End Title (05:03) From Battle Beyond the Stars 17. Main Title (02:27) From Humanoids from the Deep 18. The Buck-0 (03:45) From Humanoids from the Deep 19. Unwelcome Visitor (02:02) From Humanoids from the Deep 20. Night Swim (01:48) From Humanoids from the Deep 21. Jerry And Peggy (00:57) From Humanoids from the Deep 22. Trip Upriver (01:58) From Humonoids from the Deep 23. The Humanoids Attack (02:54) From Humanoids from the Deep 24. Jerry's Death (02:04) From Humanoids from the Deep 25. Search For Clues (01:56) From Humanoids from the Deep 26. Strange Catch (01:07) From Humanoids from the Deep 27. The Grotto (03:22) From Humanoids from the Deep 28. Night Prowlers (02:08) From Humanoids from the Deep 29. Final Confrontation (03:04) From Humanoids from the Deep 30. Aftermath and New Birth (02:22) From Humanoids from the Deep 31. End Title (02:12) From Humanoids from the Deep

    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) Total Album Duration: 42:20 BONUS TRACKS: 17. Gelt's Chamber (01:30) Music composed by Alan Howarth BATTLE BEYOND THE STARS - SOUND EFFECTS LIBRARY Created and produced by Alan Howarth 18. Command Ship Radio Chatter (04:17) 19. Drone Chatter #1 (00:06) 20. Drone Chatter #2 (00:06) 21. Drone Chatter #3 (00:06) 22. Drone Chatter #4 (00:06) 23. Drone Chatter #6 (00:07) 24. Drone Chatter #7 (00:06) 25. Drone Chatter #8 (00:08) 26. Drone Chatter #9 (00:06) 27. Drone Chatter #10 (00:14) 28. Drone Chatter #11 (00:15) 29. Drone Chatter #12 (00:13) 30. Drone Chatter #13 (00:08) 31. Drone Chatter #14 (00:07) 32. Laser Artillery #1 (00:13) 33. Laser Artillery #2 (00:47) 34. Laser Artillery #3 (00:23) 35. Laser Artillery #4 (00:13) 36. Stereo Fly-Bys (00:40) 37. Pass-Bys with Vocoder (00:26) 38. Hammerhead Low Rumble (01:30) 39. Nell Cave Launch - 1st Stage (00:42) 40. Nell Cave Launch - 2nd Stage (00:45) 41. Nell Cave Launch - 3rd Stage (00:50) 42. Nell Fly Away (00:35) 43. Nell Engine Build-Up (02:09) 44. Nell Exterior Fly-By (00:42) 45. Nell Maneuvering Thrusters (01:29) 46. Bad Guy Lasers (01:13) 47. Telemetry #1 (01:37) 48. Laser Blast (00:33) 49. Sonic Tank Short Blast (00:56) 50. Sonic Tank Long Blast (00:56) 51. Drone Chatter #5 (Long Live Lord Sador) (00:08) 52. Theme from BATTLE BEYOND THE STARS (04:04) 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
     
    The other editions of Battle Beyond The Stars:
    – Rhino Movie Music RNSP 300
    Format : LP / Release Date: 1980

  • Music conducted by : David Newman
    Sound engineer : Christopher Banninger
    "Roger Corman  gave me my first big break in films, and I owe him a debt for that."
    James Horner – Interview of Randall D. Larson, Cinemascore 10, 1982.

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