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Star Wars Collection (Limited Compilation)
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Star Wars Collection (Limited Compilation)
Genres: Pop, Soundtracks
 
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  •  Track Listings (10) - Disc #2
  •  Track Listings (10) - Disc #3

Japanese-only limited edition release. Individually numbered, it contains three CDs, 'The Star Wars Trilogy' (with 14 tracks from the three original soundtracks performed by The Utah Symphony Orchestra with Varujan Kojian ...  more »

     
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Title: Star Wars Collection (Limited Compilation)
Members Wishing: 1
Total Copies: 0
Label: Import [Generic]
Release Date: 8/24/1999
Album Type: Box set, Enhanced, Limited Edition, Soundtrack, Import
Genres: Pop, Soundtracks
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Number of Discs: 1
SwapaCD Credits: 1
UPC: 4949478910601

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Album Description
Japanese-only limited edition release. Individually numbered, it contains three CDs, 'The Star Wars Trilogy' (with 14 tracks from the three original soundtracks performed by The Utah Symphony Orchestra with Varujan Kojian conducting), 'Star Wars Unplugged' (with 10 covers of John Williams original music for the films arranged & performed by The Trotter Trio) and 'Star Wars Shadows Of The Empire' (soundtrack to the 1997 videogame by Joel McNeely and the Royal Scottish National Orchestra And Chorus. 10 tracks.). A combined total of 34 tracks. Eac
 

CD Reviews

Great addtion!
W. de Jong | The Netherlands | 07/19/2004
(4 out of 5 stars)

"This Japanese 3 CD collection is very hard to find, but the music itself is not, really.Included, as already stated in the review from Amazon, are the original "The Star Wars Trilogy" CD by Varèse Sarabande (1983, great compilation that is well known for its alternative orchestrating: more pounding percussion), "Star Wars - Shadows of the Empire" by Joel McNeely (1996, well known as well, this CD lacks the booklet that is included in the loose version, it has a single inlay card) and a CD with 10 or so Star Wars themes played out by the Trotter Trio in a restaurant background music fashion. A bit odd. Don't buy this collection for the Trotter Trio CD, in my humble opinion it is not worth the money.This strange collection is of course a perfect thing for the (Star Wars) film music collector, because of its appearance. (Black cardboard sleeve with three jewel cased CDs in it. The Trilogy CD has a fold-out inlay card with a compilation of photos from the original movies; it is not the inlay card from the original, loose "The Star Wars Trilogy" CD.)If you do not already own Varèse's Star Wars Trilogy or Shadows of the Empire, this is a great addition to the original three scores! (Which, by the way, you should try to find on the 4 CD box by Arista Records from 1993: Star Wars Trilogy - The Original Soundtrack Anthology!!! It may not contain every single bit and piece of score that is included on the three 1997 Special Edition 2 CD sets, but the sound is far superior, including more bass and less noise, and the ugly Special Edition Victory Celebration did not even exist in those days!!!! Two versions of the Ewok Celebration are included instead. Much better I would say.)Hope to have been of service."