Strong Modest Mussorgsky Ballet of the unhatched chicks vibe. Possible a direct inspiration. But combined with grand, sweeping fanfares. Just a masterpiece.
Vader: "Asteroids do not concern me, commander. I want that ship, not excuses." Commander: "Yes, my lord, as long as it's your name on the insurance form!"
Palpatine: "You lost how many ships?!" *Vader, adjusting the band of the cape around his neck awkwardly:* "Uh... a handful of fighters, a few walkers, a Star Destroyer, and... about three more came out damaged when they sort of... collided." Palpatine: "And you caught those criminals, right?" Vader: "Well... yes... with a Bounty Hunter's help..." Palpatine: "So I have to pay for that too?!" Vader: "Also... there may have been some property damage at an independent mining facility... and I might have had something to do with it..." *Palpatine turns to his insurance broker, who is holding a clip-board and shaking his head at Palpatine with a "not-looking-good" look on his face:* "Bruh..."
they went too safe with the Force Awakens, but that was because this was the first Disney/Lucasfilm Star Wars movie, and with Rogue One and the Anthology films in general, I think it's a step in the Right Direction
Williams is a master. This whole track tells the story. Even without the movie it communicates fighting the empire and escaping into the dangerous asteroid field ending with temporary safety
Leia: What are you doing? You're not actually thinking of going into Asteroids? Han: They'll be crazy to follow us right? Leia: You don't have to do this to impress me 3PO: Sir the possibilitiy of successfully navigating an Asteroids is 3,720 to 1 Han: Never tell me the odds!
Leia: What are you doing? You're not actually going INTO an asteroid field? Han: They'll be crazy to follow us, wouldn't they? Leia: You don't have to do this to impress me 3PO: Sir the possibility of successfully navigating an asteroid field is approximately 3,720 to 1 Han: Never tell me the odds!
@@Iunderstodthatreference "I thought not. It's not a story Disney would tell you. It's Star Wars Legends. Darth Plagueis was a Sith book of the EU, so well-written and excellently realized, it could use the fans, to generate... hype. It had such a depth of detail, it could even delay the sell-out... for months. The EU of the IP is a path to many stories some consider to be 'non-canon.' It became so great, the only thing fans had to worry about was, George selling the company, which, eventually, of course he did. But unfortunately... he trusted his proteges with everything he knew, and the apprentices stabbed him in the back. It's ironic. He thought the fans would turn on him, but not his friends."
howabout not. Disney can stop fucking up this beautiful franchise. Thats a great idea. Cause if the last the last jedi was anything to judge by, Solo is going to be ass
ETHOR productions I was right! This did play in the film during the Kessel Run. Also Solo was a great movie, they didn't fuck it up like The Last Jedi.
Good prediction. I saw I thought coming too. However Solo was an ok movie.... if you think that it's an alternate universe. Solo never loved anyone but himself in 4, but ben loved someone with all husband heart, and wasn't ever really in it for the money? That doesn't add up! I also highly dislike the fact that they made my favorite character, Lando, a Pansexual, so he gets turned on by a ducking droid! It was nice to see Maul in it though. I would be aprreciated a better way of getting the name Solo than just some officer giving it to him. Btw, how did kyra get out of the jail that she was put in during the escape? We get no reason, but she never bothered to look for Han then. Turns out she can do everything by herself. Pretty sure we don't need 4 STAR WARS EPISODES WHERE EVERYONE GIRL IS OP to let us know every future woman will be a Mary Sue. Enough of Kathleen Kennedy please. I want something where it's dofficult, and people have to actually do something for once and not have to look to a Mary Sue. And don't get me started on L-3. A droids rights activist is not wanted in Star Wars. Earthly politics are supposed to stay out of the franchise. We don't need any feminism, more than two genders (even though there are only 2), making MEN WHO WERE STRAIGHT IN THE OT PANSEXUAL, and I also don't like how we have another Rose character. "The enemy who wore that mask trying to steal the coaxium for a better cause" cliche. It's an ok movie, but the movie decisions made me want to scream in anger sometimes.
1:06 Han: I think we're in trouble. 3PO: If I may say so sir, I noticed earlier that the hyperdrive motivator has been damaged It's impossible to go into lightspeed! Han: We're in trouble.
Pure, unadulterated, magic. Am I a thirty year old man, sitting on my back porch listening to this, pretending to pilot the Falcon? My trusty golden retriever beside me as Chewie, making pew pew noises as we dodge perilous asteroids, feeling like I’m 12 years old again? Why yes, yes I am.
With these classic soundtracks, you could close your eyes and know what was happening in the movie. Nowdays, music isn't as memorable and is too hidden in the background for my taste.
The traditional approach to film scoring is / was to fit the music to the scene, changing mood, tempo, rhythm, key, etc. to match the imagery. Whereas the modern approach (Hans Zimmer et al) is to write through the scene, as though the soundtrack is made up of songs with each cue maintaining the same rhythm mood, etc. throughout. This latter approach seems to suit modern filmmaking better, unfortunately. Danny Elfman's score for Justice League is old-school (listen the track 'Final Battle' for example) but is lost in the final film, buried beneath the sound effects.
I respectfully disagree, while old Star Wars had phenomenal music and a lot of new scores are iffy, we still have songs like Wonder Woman's theme or the Avengers theme
I love the Imperial March with all my heart, but I have to say that this piece is more emotional and inspiring than any. The crescendo starting at 2:57 gives me the tingles everytime.
the climax of this song will always get me. not only does this piece perfectly capture the intensity and frantic of the chase in the movie, but it just captures the feel of star wars. An adventure of absolutely epic proportions with danger at every corner. Truly a modern epic
When the good and classic part of this song happened during solo I was stoked!!! Was freaking epic and a great movie! Don’t listen to what anyone says, and don’t let the box office sales of TLJ deter you from seeing Solo it was amazing
@@aidan5307 it’s true! It simply felt like a good Star Wars movie to me. I really enjoyed it. And it’s a Ron Howard movie, which is probably why it has such a cool vibe
TESB is my favorite. And I love this scene! The chase. The dialogue. The music. Omg. I can’t help but to hear that “whurrrr whurrr whurrr” when the TIE Fighter gets clipped 🤘
I love how this asteroid theme captures the treacherous feeling, the danger, but the intensity and excitement of the moment of getting away. Very good theme. Before that, was great to have the imperial march musically chasing them.
Charles Bargone Disney didn't catch it like in the V (well, with a hole episode dedicated to it, I'm happy Lucas did a good job). If I remember well, in The Empire S-B, the Falcon did slow maneuvers with a far away camera. Disney chose a fast moving camera, they couldn't give it the grace it had in the trilogy.
One of my favourite compositions from the series. Fast, dramatic and still sends a shiver of nostalgia down my spine. I can just visualise the whole sequence in my mind just hearing this amazing score again. 🙌
3:30 very lyrical, the harp and then the gliss on the woodwinds gets me every time. The orchestration of Empire is every one bit as good as the composition.
@@alderChristianHarten The reasons though aren't. Even today, these reasons still remain a mystery for the uninitiated, but deep in the Galaxy, in the darkest night, a lone Jedi knows...
I was playing this in my car stereo when I got pulled over last month. Cop who pulled me over said "You must be a Star Wars fan?" I smiled and said "Proudly so." as I handed him my license and registration
I love how menacing the Imperial March is through this track. It really conveys just how large and dominant the Imperial Fleet is and how relentlessly it’s hunting our heroes
One time, in college, I broke my cellphone and (not yet having a drivers' license) had to ride for miles on my bike on crowded Long Island roads, at night, dealing with car traffic, in order to get to the mall to have it fixed. I had nothing to listen to music with, but this song played loud and clear in my brain every second, and to this day, it comes to mind every time I'm driving in a downpour or snowstorm or similarly dangerous situation. It also plays when I'm on the verge of a mental breakdown at work. Which is often.
The Original trilogy is the best trilogy no questions asked. The Prequels had the best Memes but the OT has the better music. What with this, Binary sunset and Imperial March among others, I love this trilogy.
2:15 - The most thrilling musical cue from any film, IMO.
Perfectly captures what’s happening in the scene.
Gets the adrenaline going!
Strong Modest Mussorgsky Ballet of the unhatched chicks vibe. Possible a direct inspiration. But combined with grand, sweeping fanfares. Just a masterpiece.
I wanna run
100% I just got it stuck in my head and subconsciously knew to look up asteroid scene
Imagine it is 1979, you are a musician in the London Symphony Orchestra, and you are handed this masterpiece!
Best part of battlefront space missions was this on loop
Brandon Turco ah i see you’re a man of culture as well
@@alberthernandez7379 from more civilized era.
@@tehshadowy Before the dark times... Before the empire...
@@jacobperez7329 before the EAmpire
A highly underrated string of comments
Vader: "Asteroids do not concern me, commander. I want that ship, not excuses." Commander: "Yes, my lord, as long as it's your name on the insurance form!"
**Force chokes smartass mook**
Palpatine: "You lost how many ships?!"
*Vader, adjusting the band of the cape around his neck awkwardly:* "Uh... a handful of fighters, a few walkers, a Star Destroyer, and... about three more came out damaged when they sort of... collided."
Palpatine: "And you caught those criminals, right?"
Vader: "Well... yes... with a Bounty Hunter's help..."
Palpatine: "So I have to pay for that too?!"
Vader: "Also... there may have been some property damage at an independent mining facility... and I might have had something to do with it..."
*Palpatine turns to his insurance broker, who is holding a clip-board and shaking his head at Palpatine with a "not-looking-good" look on his face:* "Bruh..."
I don't want excuses either!
That NEEDS to be a Robot Chicken sketch.
"How about I bid thee to stop ramming the ship into fucking asteroid fields! Can you handle that?"
@@mitchellhayward6492 is that a Robot Chicken Reference?😂😂😂😂
You're not actually going *into* a CZcams comments section?
They would be crazy to comment, wouldn't they?
underrated comment
You don't have to do this to impress me.
But sir, the odds of successfully navigating a youtube comments section without getting triggered is 3720 to 1!
Never tell me the odds!
'Look, we got four of the main characters on this ship, I think we'll be fine!'
Epic music, 'nuff said
Tell that to Han ....episode VII
disney canon is non canon in my opinion
NeidalRuekk They know, now they'll be after you
NeidalRuekk family guy starwars
Funny thing I'm on that episode right now
they went too safe with the Force Awakens, but that was because this was the first Disney/Lucasfilm Star Wars movie, and with Rogue One and the Anthology films in general, I think it's a step in the Right Direction
Williams is a master. This whole track tells the story. Even without the movie it communicates fighting the empire and escaping into the dangerous asteroid field ending with temporary safety
straight up goat
@@asdfasdf7199 Australia was still lovely (Whales in the Bible/Jonah: a Veggie tales Movie/Why and What).
This brings back memories of playing this level in LEGO Star Wars: The Complete Saga.
The music was used in Jedi Outcast, on the Artus Topside and Cairn Reactor missions.
THE KASSHYK LEVEL!
Love that game. I have it for every console
Same for N64 Shadows of The Empire asteroid blast level!
Bookhead714 same
Me weaving between slow drivers on the highway.
lol
Every time!!
But sir the chances of successfully maneuvering through stopped traffic come to 1927383983 to one...
Me trying to get to class with that one slow group of talking girls that block the entire hallway.
Fuck yeah!
Had to come and listen to this in its full power and glory after the star wars squadron trailer dropped.
we all did
Well I did
Repzion same here!!
lol same
Same here even though I'm saying this a month after all of you.
Lucas: you better not make a legendary song.
Williams: Don't worry.
*15 drinks later*
2:15 and 2:58
*20 Drinks later*
Duel of the fates
Webzter he himself is a legend
30 drinks later
Tie fighter attack
@@valesiaX_Xworld *That there is a legendary song*
50 drinks later
Battle of heroes
Leia: What are you doing? You're not actually thinking of going into Asteroids?
Han: They'll be crazy to follow us right?
Leia: You don't have to do this to impress me
3PO: Sir the possibilitiy of successfully navigating an Asteroids is 3,720 to 1
Han: Never tell me the odds!
...
That's you didn't do it right!
Leia: What are you doing? You're not actually going INTO an asteroid field?
Han: They'll be crazy to follow us, wouldn't they?
Leia: You don't have to do this to impress me
3PO: Sir the possibility of successfully navigating an asteroid field is approximately 3,720 to 1
Han: Never tell me the odds!
Just great dialogue
Finn: How you do this?
Rey: I don't know.
:-/
2:17 should've been Han's spawn theme in Battlefront, hands down
I wish Mr. John Williams will never die and produce even more legendary scores to this world.
I hope John William doesn't die
@Gavin Darkstar may the force be with you John Williams...
Have you heard the tradegy of Darth Plagues the Wise?
@@Iunderstodthatreference "I thought not. It's not a story Disney would tell you. It's Star Wars Legends. Darth Plagueis was a Sith book of the EU, so well-written and excellently realized, it could use the fans, to generate... hype. It had such a depth of detail, it could even delay the sell-out... for months. The EU of the IP is a path to many stories some consider to be 'non-canon.' It became so great, the only thing fans had to worry about was, George selling the company, which, eventually, of course he did. But unfortunately... he trusted his proteges with everything he knew, and the apprentices stabbed him in the back. It's ironic. He thought the fans would turn on him, but not his friends."
I love the Empire Strikes Back, this music is magic. This music also remind me of Super Empire Strikes Back on SNES, one of my favorite games.
That game was incredible!!!
@@luzrivera3672 I so agree. I loved it
SNES ESB was....and still is... "impressive....most impressive."
Yes every time I hear this I think of empire on snes! Glad I'm not the only one
Loved that game! Loved the muzak ESB soundtrack it had!
Prediction: This will play during the Kessel Run in Solo
Edit: I was right, it does!
That would be badass if they remixed it like how they did Tie Fighter Attack in The Last Jedi
howabout not. Disney can stop fucking up this beautiful franchise. Thats a great idea. Cause if the last the last jedi was anything to judge by, Solo is going to be ass
ETHOR productions I was right! This did play in the film during the Kessel Run. Also Solo was a great movie, they didn't fuck it up like The Last Jedi.
(It does)
Good prediction. I saw I thought coming too. However Solo was an ok movie.... if you think that it's an alternate universe. Solo never loved anyone but himself in 4, but ben loved someone with all husband heart, and wasn't ever really in it for the money? That doesn't add up! I also highly dislike the fact that they made my favorite character, Lando, a Pansexual, so he gets turned on by a ducking droid! It was nice to see Maul in it though. I would be aprreciated a better way of getting the name Solo than just some officer giving it to him. Btw, how did kyra get out of the jail that she was put in during the escape? We get no reason, but she never bothered to look for Han then. Turns out she can do everything by herself. Pretty sure we don't need 4 STAR WARS EPISODES WHERE EVERYONE GIRL IS OP to let us know every future woman will be a Mary Sue. Enough of Kathleen Kennedy please. I want something where it's dofficult, and people have to actually do something for once and not have to look to a Mary Sue. And don't get me started on L-3. A droids rights activist is not wanted in Star Wars. Earthly politics are supposed to stay out of the franchise. We don't need any feminism, more than two genders (even though there are only 2), making MEN WHO WERE STRAIGHT IN THE OT PANSEXUAL, and I also don't like how we have another Rose character. "The enemy who wore that mask trying to steal the coaxium for a better cause" cliche. It's an ok movie, but the movie decisions made me want to scream in anger sometimes.
Ladies and gentlemen, the single greatest tune ever to leave accompany a motion picture.
indeed
This ia great but Ennio morricone and the soundtrack for the good, the bad and the ugly exists.
@Nagy Tibor I love that score for sure, it has some real gems in it. It does have a lot of mediocre tracks as well though.
@Nagy Tibor That is great but Hans Zimmer and the soundtrack of Pirates of the Caribbean exists
1:06
Han: I think we're in trouble.
3PO: If I may say so sir, I noticed earlier that the hyperdrive motivator has been damaged It's impossible to go into lightspeed!
Han: We're in trouble.
Bring me the hydrokeys!
In the Hungarian translation:
Han: There will be trouble.
3PO: random crap about technical issues
Han: Then, there IS trouble.
2:17 When you merge onto the freeway
Pure, unadulterated, magic. Am I a thirty year old man, sitting on my back porch listening to this, pretending to pilot the Falcon? My trusty golden retriever beside me as Chewie, making pew pew noises as we dodge perilous asteroids, feeling like I’m 12 years old again? Why yes, yes I am.
Your retriever is Cheewie! 😄😄 I love it. I kinda feel like I've done that a lot of times.
Just don't let a moon fall on him!
@@saberiandream316It's no moon. It's a space station.
@@chaclon1114 That's an EU shout-out, when Chewie was killed after a world's moon collided with its mother planet, setting the atmosphere on fire.
star wars soundtracks make me cry......bringing back too many good memories
insinuating episode 7 was bad. Which is was actually really good.
yoshitotem Yeah, Rey's theme was pretty memorable
1972 Ere du stup yes! Me too!
+Clement LG like Star Wars Battlefront 2 the original.
+LEGO Motion Studios i personally felt Kylo Ren's theme was more memorable. I didn't know Rey had a theme.
2:17 do fighter jet pilots who are star wars fans hear this part in their heads when they fly?
Good question...
Dr Arachnid I am that’s forsure!!
I want to be a pilot and I definitely would play this in my head while flying (1:18)
Mate, i play it while riding my bike...
the madlad who shot down a satelite with his f15 certainly did
With these classic soundtracks, you could close your eyes and know what was happening in the movie. Nowdays, music isn't as memorable and is too hidden in the background for my taste.
couldn't agree more
The traditional approach to film scoring is / was to fit the music to the scene, changing mood, tempo, rhythm, key, etc. to match the imagery. Whereas the modern approach (Hans Zimmer et al) is to write through the scene, as though the soundtrack is made up of songs with each cue maintaining the same rhythm mood, etc. throughout. This latter approach seems to suit modern filmmaking better, unfortunately. Danny Elfman's score for Justice League is old-school (listen the track 'Final Battle' for example) but is lost in the final film, buried beneath the sound effects.
Movie soundtracks nowadays too often just feel like geberic action music instead of really getting at the emotion of the scenes
I respectfully disagree, while old Star Wars had phenomenal music and a lot of new scores are iffy, we still have songs like Wonder Woman's theme or the Avengers theme
Idk I feel like I can picture stuff with the new Star Wars music
I love the Imperial March with all my heart, but I have to say that this piece is more emotional and inspiring than any. The crescendo starting at 2:57 gives me the tingles everytime.
man. i love this. am i the only person who thinks that's the best four minutes of music he ever composed?
Nope!
Battle of Yavin/Xwing attack ius probably up there too in complexity, theme and general badassness
Every time I try to get through a crowd of people, this plays in my head automatically.
2:17 Tear drips down my cheak
It's absolutely brilliant!!! :D
So beautiful, I could hear it over and over again :D
3:06 it's similar :)
We all know people came for this part 2:17 :-)
Edit: Woah. that is alot of likes o.o
i came for the full thing.
Impressive. Most impressive.
The Magical Gamer I feel like you know me so well... whole thing is epic though.
My favorite theme from the movies
The Magical Gamer sorry sir but me was 1:19 :D
The odds of successfully landing a ww2 era plane on a golf course/ with dr on standby is 320,000 to 1
Never tell me the odds !
Harrison Ford: Shut him up or shut him down
NEVER TELL ME THE ODDS!!!
420 to 1
"You don't have to do this to impress me"!
Lieutenant Nomad You said you wanted to be around when I made a mistake. This could be it, sweetheart.
Who's here from the new squadrons trailer ?
me!
@gabe ortiz im absolute garbage using the ties, x-wings, etc in bf2, the game looks amazing but i think im gonna get destroyed :
I want to like but u on 69 likes lol
@@cuss420gus2 nah you arent garbage
Me man I do i do
Never tell me the odds!
*never
NEVER tell me the odds!
1867Phoenix *N E V E R* tell me the odds
Oh, actually that's not bad. No really. Let's keep going.
The odds of me not telling you the odds are 3.41x10³³⁵ to 1
My favorite part has always been 3:23 . It is the ultimate horn solo, that conveys space better than any song ever made.
YES
3:23 hits me right in the feels and I feel sad for some reason. Probably because I'm so god damned old now.
"Horn Solo" I see what you did there
@@MariOmor1 I see you everywhere lol
It helps that it's reused at the end of the movie while staring out the window at the galaxy.
Anyone else catch this in Solo?
Achilleas Angelopoulos I was stoked when it happened in solo it was awesome!
Achilleas Angelopoulos hmm, I think I missed it. Did it play during the escape from Kessel/the Kessel Run?
And Tie Fighter Attack! :D
Yep
Yo✋
my favorite part of the song is 2:18
ReD_ViDeS that IS the part that i ve been looking fir
ReD_ViDeS hell yeah!
facts bro!
it's a theme......not a song
ReD_ViDeS it’s literally everyone’s favorite part.
the climax of this song will always get me. not only does this piece perfectly capture the intensity and frantic of the chase in the movie, but it just captures the feel of star wars. An adventure of absolutely epic proportions with danger at every corner. Truly a modern epic
When this started playing in Solo..
I cried tbh haha
I smiled like an idiot
Me and the two other people in the theater clapped
I started humming
69 likes *NICE*
We've captured a command post.
Furenji フレンジー their shields are offline
The day is ours, well done gentlemen.
*Our shield have been disabled!*
"We won!!! Yeehay!!!"
“This is not a drill!”
When the good and classic part of this song happened during solo I was stoked!!! Was freaking epic and a great movie! Don’t listen to what anyone says, and don’t let the box office sales of TLJ deter you from seeing Solo it was amazing
ESB was the Solo Movie. LOL
Ikr solo was a good movie. The movie came out 3 YEARS AGO and I still don't know why people hate it.
@@aidan5307 it’s true! It simply felt like a good Star Wars movie to me. I really enjoyed it. And it’s a Ron Howard movie, which is probably why it has such a cool vibe
I loved Solo. I had so much fun.
Solo was just as bad as the rest of Disney Star Wars.
SHADOWS OF THE EMPIRE ANYBODY?
halo34jess117 RIGHT HERE!!!
My favourite level after the battle of hoth!
Nope
That’s exactly what I think about hearing this too
WOOOO
1:18 is my favorite, when Han is fumbling with the Falcon's hyperdrive and the tools fall on his head.
CHEWIE!! BRING ME THE HYDROSPANNER!! Don’t know how we’re gonna get out of this one...
Those trumpet players in the LSO are such beasts…
Totally. This piece in particular is a Maurice Murphy orgy of trumpet wonderfulness. 😍🎺
I remember when I played Lego Star Wars on my Xbox
I used to play the asteroid field level over and over, just to hear the music.
Those were the days!
1:18 is my ringtone.
1:13 "I'll fly us to the Skyhook while you fight off Xizor's fighters from the gun turret." -Leebo
I love u
Eh?
Ahaha the real guys know about Dash Rendat an Leebo (This is from the great Shadow of the Empire videogame)
He's Canon again
*NOSTALGIA*
"Well you said you wanted to be around when I made a mistake...well this could be it sweetheart"
More badass words have never been spoken
2:18 this is such a nostalgic piece of music, I can picture the Falcon swaying left to right in between asteroids.
I remember they used this song for tons of promos of Star Wars: The Clone Wars
the odds of successfully navigating an asteroid field is approximately 3,720 to 1!
Never tell me the odds
My favorite piece from my favorite Star Wars movie!
Same
God I love this, most underrated piece of music from Star Wars imo.
Glad to hear this in Squadrons
This is the piece by williams that reminds me most of his work on lost in space. Love it
the part in 0:56 with the trombones is magnificent, I need to hear more of this in the new star wars soundtracks.
Anyone else love how certain parts sound like proximity warnings inside the Falcon's cockpit?
Beginning and 0:14 respectively
TESB is my favorite. And I love this scene! The chase. The dialogue. The music. Omg. I can’t help but to hear that “whurrrr whurrr whurrr” when the TIE Fighter gets clipped 🤘
I love how this asteroid theme captures the treacherous feeling, the danger, but the intensity and excitement of the moment of getting away. Very good theme.
Before that, was great to have the imperial march musically chasing them.
John williams did not have to go this hard 😮💨 brings me to tears every time
I fell in love with this score in "shadows of the empire" for Nintendo 64
Love how 2:15 has become recurring throughout various SW works since then, like in Solo: A Star Wars Story and Young Jedi Adventures.
Yo this song was in the squadrons trailer sick. One of my favorites
The odds of successfully creating something so magnificent are 3720 to one. Nobody told John Williams the odds...
😆😆😆😆😆
This is a glissando master class for flute and piccolo! And I don't even play them!! Like wow!!
No one:
Millennium falcon: astroids are my specialty
This is severely underrated
Leia: but Han, that's an asteroid field?
Han, smirking with Chewbacca: Princess, asteroid fields are our speciality.
2:14 is the essence of the Falcon. Being awesome, trolling the Empire with unbelievable maneuvers, and looking cool doing it.
Charles Bargone
Disney didn't catch it like in the V (well, with a hole episode dedicated to it, I'm happy Lucas did a good job). If I remember well, in The Empire S-B, the Falcon did slow maneuvers with a far away camera.
Disney chose a fast moving camera, they couldn't give it the grace it had in the trilogy.
It really _feels_ like your going into an asteroid field
This soundtrack came back in Solo! :)
One of my favourite compositions from the series. Fast, dramatic and still sends a shiver of nostalgia down my spine. I can just visualise the whole sequence in my mind just hearing this amazing score again. 🙌
3:30 very lyrical, the harp and then the gliss on the woodwinds gets me every time. The orchestration of Empire is every one bit as good as the composition.
This, in my opinion is the greatest piece of music ever written.
The most PERFECT SW movie EVER made. Period!!!!!!!!
I can not comprehend why this would get a dislike
the Treck fans have attacked
The Imperials are just sore they got beat by the rebels.
Because you provoke me.
It's understood and accepted.
@@alderChristianHarten The reasons though aren't. Even today, these reasons still remain a mystery for the uninitiated, but deep in the Galaxy, in the darkest night, a lone Jedi knows...
The fact that this piece stands out in a series filled with iconic music tells you how amazing it is.
I was playing this in my car stereo when I got pulled over last month. Cop who pulled me over said "You must be a Star Wars fan?" I smiled and said "Proudly so." as I handed him my license and registration
2:17 when you're being chased by an Opressor MK II
Man, the soundtrack for these movies will always stand out as a masterpiece. They still give me chills even having heard them a thousand times.
This track easily contains the best and most iconic version of the Imperial theme
I love 1:14 how it sounds like pure desperation
2:17 might be the best piece of star wars music
0:05 my favourite rendition of the imperial march
I love how menacing the Imperial March is through this track. It really conveys just how large and dominant the Imperial Fleet is and how relentlessly it’s hunting our heroes
Of all the John Williams magic this one keeps me coming back... idk why? Guys a legend!
The best scene in all of Star Wars easily.
Who's here from the Star Wars: Squadrons trailer
One of the themes where you *must* have full volume while using headphones.
1:13 Reminds me of fighting an AT-ST in Star Wars Battlefront (2015). I can hear the clanking of the footsteps and the lasers being shot.
Gripping music! Saw this masterpiece 19 times in the theater when I was a kid. The part at 2:17 always gives me goose bumps.
What a masterpice this is!
This music and scene sealed Han Solo as my favorite character in all Star Wars.
The best scene and music in all of star wars
1st time pilot, single file narrow gap ahead, 2nd tie pilot say what??? KAAAAABOIOOOM they hit each other just like the death star!!!!
the asteroid feild showed a lot of creativity like how to fix han hid the milenium in one and stuff like that episode 5 truly is an improvement over 4
the fourth is lame and boring
@@babalarassrah agreed, obi wan vs darth vader was such shitty fight but the overall story is still good.
This theme absolutely personifies a daring adventure. I love it so much.
One time, in college, I broke my cellphone and (not yet having a drivers' license) had to ride for miles on my bike on crowded Long Island roads, at night, dealing with car traffic, in order to get to the mall to have it fixed.
I had nothing to listen to music with, but this song played loud and clear in my brain every second, and to this day, it comes to mind every time I'm driving in a downpour or snowstorm or similarly dangerous situation.
It also plays when I'm on the verge of a mental breakdown at work. Which is often.
I was so happy to hear this in the Skywalker saga
2:17 baby... surprised we haven't heard it in a trailer for the next one
The Original trilogy is the best trilogy no questions asked. The Prequels had the best Memes but the OT has the better music. What with this, Binary sunset and Imperial March among others, I love this trilogy.
I was so happy when this played in Solo
People always talk about 2:17 but there's something special about 0:26 for me and how it was used in the Galaxy Of Adventures clip that I love.
2:17 Best part of the soundtrack.