Battlestar Galactica
La-La Land Records - La-La Land Records
Richard Gibbs
Release date: 2004-03-16
Audio CD
Action, Adventure, Fantasy, Film, Film Music, Original Score, Pop, Sci-Fi, Soundtrack, Soundtracks & Film Scores, Soundtracks & Scores, TV Soundtrack, TV Soundtracks, Television Music, Thriller
1. Are You Alive?/Battlestar Galactica Main Title
2. Goodbye, Baby
3. Starbuck Buck Buck
4. To Kiss Or Not To Kiss
5. Six Sex
6. Deep Sixed
7. The Day Comes
8. Counterattack
9. Cylons Fire
10. A Call To Arms
11. Apollo To The Rescue
12. Launch Vipers
13. Seal The Bulkheads
14. The Lottery Ticket
15. Eighty-Five Dead
16. Inbound
17. Apollo Is Gone / Starbuck Returns
18. The Storm and the Dead
19. Thousands left Behind
20. Silica Pathways
21. Reunited
22. The Sense Of Six
23. Starbuck's Recon
24. Battle
25. Good Night
26. By Your Command
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Battlestar Galactica
Date undefinedAlthough the feel of this soundtrack is very different than the latter three soundtracks (owing to the fact that it was composed by a different person), it nevertheless delivers the same haunting mood and signature world-music feel of the entire franchise of BSG soundtracks. Listening definitely invokes the first BSG miniseries in the mind's eye.
Battlestar Galactica
Date undefinedI was very pleased with the music selection on the CD. Out of all the songs on it, there is only one I pass on. Even if not a Battlestar Galactica fan, still very pleasant to listen to - reminds me of something between Bravehart and Gladiator.
Battlestar Galactica
Date undefinedAlthough this is just the mini-series, a lot of the elements established in this soundtrack permiate the regular seasons. Also, the calm yet erie emotion that is evoked is very powerful and adds to the dynamic power of the disaster that has befallen humanity to the scope that Battlestar tries to reach. Watching the miniseries again after having listened to the soundtrack makes it that much more poignant. Scenes are that much more powerful, and that's without the standard hollywood blood and explosion (such as when the ships without FTL drives are abandoned to save the rest of the survivors... it's the music that really dramatizes their fate.) Some tracks may seem a bit repetative, but you can't have the full battlestar experience without this soundtrack.
