SoundCast Episode #7 - Star Trek Roundtable

Episode #7:
Star Trek Roundtable discussion with Marius Masalar and Tom Hoover (Scorenotes.com), Double SoundCast Spotlight: Austin Wintory's Captain Abu Raed, Jermaine Stegall's Enigma + Gametime 2009 Update with Diego Stocco interview tease!

Recorded May 24-26, 2009
Published May 26, 2009

Episode Highlights

00:00 - SoundCast Intro: The Final Frontier
04:45 - New Movies and New Reviews
09:21 - Spotlight: Captain Abu Raed by Austin Wintory
14:28 - Gametime Update!
16:33 - Interview Tease with Diego Stocco (The Conduit)
17:38 - Spotlight #2: Enigman by Jermaine Stegall
23:37 - Star Trek Roundtable Discussion with Marius Masalar and Tom Hoover (ScoreNotes)


Music Clips (Select musical clips contained in this podcast)

00:00 To Boldy Go - Star Trek (Michael Giacchino)
05:00 Paper Mache World - The Soloist (Dario Marianelli)
05:47 Opening - Terminator Salvation (Danny Elfman)
11:18 End Credits - Captain Abu Raed (Austin Wintory)
14:00 Gametime! (downRising)
16:33 The Conduit - Suite (Diego Stocco)
20:20 Main Title - Enigma (Jermaine Stegall)
22:27 Enterprising Young Men - Star Grek (Michael Giacchino)
42:15 The Enterprise - Star Trek The Motion Picture (Jerry Goldsmith)
44:12 End Credits - Star Trek (Michael Giacchino)
47:55 End Credits - Star Trek (Michael Giacchino)
53:33 Star Trek - Star Trek (Michael Giacchino)
54:39 Speed Racer - Speed Racer (Michael Giacchino)
55:55 Star Trek - Labor of Love (Michael Giacchino)

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Two Great Villains from Horner-Scored Films Pass

I don't often make posts like this, but I feel an extra compulsion given the status of the two actors who have just left us. Both RICARDO MONTALBAN and PATRICK MCGOOHAN have passed on. Mr. McGoohan on January 13th, and Mr. Montalban today, January 14th.

What struck me is that they both played two very memorable film villains of the last 30 years (Khan from Star Trek 2: The Wrath of Khan and King Edward Longshanks in Braveheart). The very next thing to strike me was these two great films were both scored by JAMES HORNER...and remain two of his all-time best efforts.

In 2008 we saw just too many all-time greats take their final bows and now 2009 is starting off equally sad. Both actors, who's credits go far beyond the ones mentioned above, will sorely be missed, so in their honor, let's cue up BRAVEHEART and THE WRATH OF KHAN.