John Williams - Star Wars: The Force Awakens (Original Motion Picture Soundtrack) FLAC Album

John Williams Uk Europe Walt Disney Records Lucasfilm Ltd Soundtrack Score 2016

Tracklist

1	Finn’s Confession	2:08
2	Han And Leia	4:41
3	That Girl With The Staff	1:58
4	Rey Meets BB-8	1:31
5	Main Title And The Attack On The Jakku Village	6:25
6	The Ways Of The Force	3:14
7	Torn Apart	4:19
8	Follow Me	2:54
9	The Scavenger	3:39
10	On The Inside	2:06
11	Maz’s Counsel	3:07
12	The Starkiller	1:50
13	Farewell And The Trip	4:55
14	March Of The Resistance	2:34
15	The Abduction	2:23
16	Kylo Ren Arrives At The Battle	2:00
17	I Can Fly Anything	3:10
18	Scherzo For X-Wings	2:32
19	Rey’s Theme	3:11
20	The Jedi Steps And Finale	8:51
21	The Rathtars!	4:05
22	Snoke	2:03
23	The Falcon	3:32

Versions

Category	Artist	Title (Format)	Label	Category	Country	Year
D002177202	John Williams	Star Wars: The Force Awakens (Original Motion Picture Soundtrack) ‎(CD, Album, Dig)	Walt Disney Records	D002177202	US	2015
8733588	John Williams	Star Wars: The Force Awakens (Original Motion Picture Soundtrack) ‎(CD, Album)	Walt Disney Records, Lucasfilm Ltd.	8733588	Australia	2015
00050087340445	John Williams	Star Wars : Le Réveil De La Force (Bande Originale Du Film) ‎(CD, Album)	Walt Disney Records	00050087340445	France	2015
8733588	John Williams	Star Wars: The Force Awakens (Original Motion Picture Soundtrack) ‎(CD, Album, Jew)	Walt Disney Records	8733588	Argentina	2015
AVCW-63115	John Williams	Star Wars: The Force Awakens (Original Motion Picture Soundtrack) ‎(CD, Album)	Walt Disney Records	AVCW-63115	Japan	2015

Credits

Contractor [Music Contractor] – Sandy Decrescent
Contractor [Vocal Contractor] – Sally Stevens
Design [Hand-etching] – Tristan Duke
Mastered By – Patricia Sullivan
Producer – John Williams
Recorded By, Mixed By – Shawn Murphy
Score Editor – Ramiro Belgardt, Robert Wolff

Notes

℗ 2015 © 2016 & ™ Lucasfilm Ltd.
Burbank, CA 91521.

Holograms hand-etched by Tristan Duke of Infinity Light Science.

Disc 1 side B (Millennium Falcon)
Disc 2 side D (TIE Fighter).

Packaged in an embossed gatefold sleeve, featuring a 'hologramatic' effect on 'Star Wars' and the stars.
Includes a 16-page booklet.

Sticker on shrinkwrap:
"Includes a one-of-a-kind 3D holographic experience featuring the Millennium Falcon on disc 1 & TIE Fighter on disc 2
DMM Direct Metal Mastering 180 gram vinyl D002364401 ST01"

Barcodes

Barcode (Printed): 0 5008734216 6
Barcode (Scanned): 0050087342166
Matrix / Runout: 1E1 / 1H
Matrix / Runout: 1E2 / AB
Matrix / Runout: 1E2 /H
ASIN: B0195LM49O

Companies

Phonographic Copyright (p) – Lucasfilm Ltd.
Copyright (c) – Lucasfilm Ltd.
Recorded At – Sony Pictures Studios
Mixed At – Sony Pictures Studios
Mastered At – Bernie Grundman Mastering
Pressed By – GZ Media

Video

Performer:

John Williams

Title:

Star Wars: The Force Awakens (Original Motion Picture Soundtrack)

Genre:

Stage & Screen

FLAC size:

2708 mb

MP3 size:

1297 mb

WMA size:

2555 mb

Country:

UK, Europe & US

Released:

17 Jun 2016

Label:

Walt Disney Records, Lucasfilm Ltd.

Style:

Soundtrack, Score

Rating:

4.1

Catalog №:

D002364401

Dianazius

I have two copies of the tie fighter disc and no millennium falcon. Looking for someone who possibly received two falcons and wants to trade. [email protected]

Ice_One_Guys

Great hologram effect, however even called as audiophile 180g, there is a problem with the cutting machine noise slightly noticeable between tracks. It sounds like a warp engine from the Startrek or something like that. Records sounds good, but not the best.

Thordira

Just received mine today, and found it was missing disc 1 of 2. Tie fighters are noticeable and look neat.

Zadora

Totally awesome - both the hologram and quality of the vinyl blew me away. Now locked away!!

inform

When I saw this in action my jaw dropped through the floor and my neighbours sued me for damage. The hologram is &@^$& impressive. I got no problems with my copy. You don't need any specific light to reveal the graphics. You can use the flashlight from your phone.

Adoraris

Strangely enough, my copy didn't come with the hype sticker on the shrinkwrap... but other than that, everything is exactly what I expected. Some amount of surface noise is present (I mostly blame the printed inner sleeves they come in; the records come dirty with shed paper, so you'll need to at least brush them off with record brushes), but I don't think the noise ever overpower the music. The holograms look pretty awesome, especially the TIE Fighter. And the music "crammed" on the hologram sides sounds just as good as everything else in this pressing. Since it was my father who bought it for himself, I have no more complaints about it, so it's a nice addition to the collection.Also, mind you that there are several variants on the GZ deadwax etches, more specifically the last letter, the galvanoplasty number (stampers maybe?), so I'll have to guess that tens of thousands of copies were made worldwide.Also I can't stand how the ultra-glossy jacket and the labels are fingerprint magnets.

Ramsey`s

Please someone tell me how many of these were printed??

Mitars Riders

How does this sound? Can anyone provide any insight?

Manesenci

It's sounds great, just remember ~~even the quiet moments on 180 gram vinyl can have surface noise and this does. Though nothing overwhelming.

Granirad

No issues on sound quality for me. Cut on 180gm so deep enough not to lose anything even with the hologram. Its a great gimmick and gives me two of my favorite things at the same time

Sounds quality is perfect. There are no issues or reduction of sound quality in regards to the hologram placement on side two. Some tracks reflect existing music but the bulk are new. I would say the only concern is whether you want to part with quite a bit of cash just for the hologram!

Manris

The hologram is completely indiscernible on my copy. I couldn't even tell which one was which.

Jonariara

Try to illuminate the vinyl with the flashlight of your mobile, it worked for me like that.

Nilador

You need to have a LED light and try aiming it from different angles.

Kizshura

Shine a light sabre over it, that should do the trick........

Little Devil

You have to hold a light up to it at an angle.

Paster

Shine a direct light above the deck. It's pretty amazing, for an hand etched (sic) bit of art.

Yannara

Shine a light (mobile phone torch will do) on to it directly from above (12" above should do) with record spinning for best effect.

Shadowredeemer

Your light may be too broad. Try a narrower light.

Mautaxe

so, they crushed the grooves together way too tightly in order to fit a silly hologram on there? no thanks. i was under the impression that maybe they kept those sides extra short in order to free up the dead wax needed for the holograms.

Bloodfire

The B side is short at only 15 minutes of music, Side D is also short at just under 14 minutes of music. No loss of quality compared to the non-hologram sides A & C.

Arakus

The holograms are on sides B and D which are shorter, about 15 minutes each. Sides A and C on the other hand are over 20 minutes each.