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10 Essential Sci-Fi Soundtracks. For anyone looking to explore the outer reaches of soundtracks and scores, this list includes essential music from Alien, Blade Runner, Star Wars, and more. Soundtracks have always been popular throughout the record collecting community, thanks to the songs that elevate those unforgettable moments on-screen and ...
- The Wizard of Oz. Release date: August 25, 1939. Composer/Conductor: Herbert Stothart. Even though songs like “Somewhere Over the Rainbow” and “Follow The Yellow Brick Road” get most of the credit for the award-winning musical numbers in this seminal sci-fi fantasy classic, it’s the majestic musical score that ties it all together.
- Star Wars. Release date: May 25, 1977. Composer/Conductor: John Williams. An instant classic from a galaxy far, far away, so of course this was going to be one of the top Oscar sci-fi soundtracks of all time.
- Black Panther. Release date: February 16, 2018. Composer/Conductor: Ludwig Göransson. With a jungle-themed rush of primal drums and Africa-inspired folk instruments, Göransson’s enjoyable score for this hit Marvel Studios movie elevates the film into much more than just a comic book superhero outing.
- E.T. the Extra-Terrestrial. Release date: June 11, 1982. Composer/Conductor: John Williams. After creating the acclaimed musical score for Star Wars, Close Encounters of the Third Kind, Superman: The Movie, and Raiders of the Lost Ark, John Williams was back with Steven Spielberg for this sentimental sci-fi fable about a peaceful marooned alien and a young boy who welcomes him into his home and protects him.
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To the moon and beyond: these are the best sci-fi movie soundtracks of all time.
Nov 18, 2014 · Fear and Wonder: 10 essential sci-fi soundtracks from 1970s and ’80s. Written by. Amar Ediriwira. Published on. November 18, 2014. Category. Features. Share. Rock musician turned composer Charlotte Hatherley picks her top 10 sci-fi soundtracks from the golden age of sci-fi cinema. When did you first get into the science fiction genre?
1. Jurassic Park | composed by John Williams. 2. Back to the Future | composed by Alan Silvestri. 3. Star Trek IV: The Voyage Home | composed by Leonard Rosenman. 4. Inception | composed by Hans Zimmer. 5. Star Trek | composed by Michael Giacchino. 6. Sunshine | composed by Underworld and John Murphy. 7. Stargate | composed by David Arnold. 8.
Mar 21, 2018 · Honorable Mentions. Back to the Future (1985) for the Van Halen “Darth Vader” sequence, but I can’t forgive them for letting Marty McFly musically rob Chuck Berry. Weird Science (1985) because Oingo Boingo. Titan A.E. (2000) for recognizing that Jamiroquai’s music belongs in outer space. And Ghostbusters (1984), whose theme song would ...
