Oh no, Suites 3 & 4 have disappeared!! I hate this, not only because I really liked them, but also because all of your hard work lost... Any chance of bringing them back somehow?
TheRichrocker Shoot, you're right... that's disheartening. I might have a few ideas to try soon. I'll also see what it would take to put them up on Vimeo too. I might need others to reupload them if they ever try to shut down my channel. 😕
Please do try, if possible - I'd really hate it if all of your great and hard work would be lost. I seriously don't understand these "copyright vultures"...
This Soundtrack reminds me of a simpler time. When being a teenager. And your idol was Kirk, Picard, Sisko and Janeway. People who fought for what is right. Not was is ordered. A Series that was trying to teach things... I think Star Trek was the thing that taught me what is right and wrong. To not go into violence but talk with people. To listen. To always believe we can be better than we are. And whilest playing space engineers I brought on that track just to give me space vibes... Now? Well, I am all in my star trek phase again. With the new Picard Series. But more into watching the old again. To boldly go. These are the voyages of Star Trek. And its so deep in my heart, that I listen to this with goosebumps. Live long and prosper. Thanks for the upload man!
Very well said!! I feel the same way, might (violence) does not make right, listening and understanding is what make sustainable peace possible. In addition, the humbling effect that outer space brings to a person to realize how vast space is and how small we really are. Definitely miss that type of SciFi that brings a sense of wonder and mystery into a life. Keeps your imagination running for weeks if not years, wondering what is truly possible in this great cosmos of ours.
26:38-27:28 - Captain Jean-Luc Picard: This is a story...a very ancient one, from Earth. And, um, I'll try and remember it. Gilgamesh, a king. Gilgamesh, a king. At Uruk. He tormented his subjects. He made them angry. They cried out aloud, "Send us a companion for our king! Spare us from his madness!" Enkidu, a wild man...from the forest, entered the city. They fought in the temple. They fought in the streets. Gilgamesh defeated Enkidu. They became great friends. Gilgamesh and Enkidu at Uruk. - Captain Dathon: [faintly] At Uruk. - Captain Jean-Luc Picard: The...the new friends went out into the desert together, where the Great Bull of Heaven was killing men by the hundreds. Enkidu caught the Bull by the tail. Gilgamesh struck him with his sword. - Captain Dathon: [laughing] Gilgamesh. - Captain Jean-Luc Picard: They were...victorious. But...Enkidu fell to the ground, struck down by the gods. And Gilgamesh...wept bitter tears, saying, "He who was my companion, through adventure and hardship, is gone forever." - [Captain Dathon dies] - :'( Shaka, when the walls fell. :'(
Essentially, Darmok represents what Star Trek means in one episode: The frustration about the inability of every human to communicate properly has to be replaced by the compassion and empathy to realize that someone on the other side is also struggling with the same issue.
Space, the final frontier. These are the voyages of the starship Enterprise. It's ongoing mission - to explore new worlds, to seek out new life and new civilizations, to boldly go where no one has gone before.
18:17 Probably one of my favorite moments of "Best of Both Worlds", if not out of the entire series. That moment when Picard puts down that tea cup realizing that he was just carrying on like everything was OK, but in reality he just went through one of the most horrifying experiences of his lifetime and he almost lost everything.
Deep Night Me more than most, and yes I literally screamed and scared the hell out of my mom. I had graduated high school and was joining the military, was going to be in boot camp when the next season (the exciting conclusion) premiered. I didn't know what happened and didn't get to finally see it 'til YEARS later.
21:09 and what's next ellicit an emotional response in me. It's like a journey to my past with the hope of tomorrow. Star trek music helps me going all inside me and do introspection. So blessed to have known it 🌌😍✨
Tyrannicus, I have listened to your suites, musical compilations that are made with real feeling for the mood of the suite theme that you have pulled together. I have to say, you are capturing the very essence of these themes with the music you are pulling together. You really have an understanding of what it takes to move people with your work. I just wanted to say thank you for taking the time to do all of this. It's simply amazing work and the results are spectacularly superb.
Star Trek had so much going for it. great stories, great production, great actors, great music, great characters. A total winner all the way around. So many YEARS of enjoyment from the many series. I think Star Trek was an American treasure. Thaniks for posting this!
***** Star Trek will always be a part of our culture. It has not passed and expect that it will continue on. It has inspired mankind in so many ways. Roddenberry would be so pleased. He's probably up there in the stars somewhere, grooving on it as we all still do!
+clydesight Its not just an American treasure, its an international treasure. I am 16 and I come from Bulgaria. I started watching star trek a year ago and tell you what: I have never seen something so good. It changed my views for the world. Now I am a tolerant and understanding person, but only two years ago I was a man who totally disapproved of things such as gay marriage (and on top of that I was racist towards the gypsies, because everyone in Bulgaria hates them and they teach us to hate them just because they are poor and live in misery). Now I am a totally different person. I think that if Star Trek was shown to the kids in school and they were taught about the Star Trek philosophies, the world would be a completely different place nowadays.
We own the entire ST collection of everything. I've seen the movies countless times. Listening to the music singularly, however, is unbelievably moving. I, too, am brought to tears. I am so grateful for the sensation of sound and for these gifted composers.
Tyrannicus, I don't know if you're still here after all this time. Anyway, I wanted to let you know that your suites refresh my study and work time. I'm a huge Trek fan and they give me some comfort while I deal with sometimes uncomfortable tasks. I'm able to point down most of the tracks to the moments where they were used and they almost always bring up memories of me watchting Trek in different phases of my life. Kind of emotional sometimes for me. Thank you for your effort, you maybe can't imagine what a gift you made for me with these suites. You truly belong in that uniform!
Out of all the suites this one is the most heartfelt for me. Alot of this music got me through tough times, the reason i am still alive. Thanks for uploading this. ❤
20:41 and what's next is a caress to the soul. Stunning beautiful piece of art, so deep and kinda magical. Brought tears to my eyes 😍💖🌌 And 22:13 and what's next is jusy uaau, so beautiful, so deep. Makes me feel hope on our earth despite all that we know. Star trek is a masterpiece omg 💖💖💖
This is a fantastic piece. So soothing and peaceful. You truly did the music justice with this mix. Congratulations sir. Funny thing, as i was reading the description and i got to the "inner light" paragraph, the iconic flute piece from that episode started to play as if rewarding me for taking the time to read the description :) I think Star Trek has always hed some of the greatest composers in the business.
My dad loved the Next Generation Series because there were people in his age range on the show. He was both a solider and also Mechanical Engineering major at NC A&T State University back in the day.
I love the All Good Things music. Any episode with Q was such a writing triumph. 37:11 - "Good-bye, Jean-Luc... you had such potential; but all good things must come to an end." 38:43 - "...I'll be watching. And if you're very lucky, I'll stop by to say hello from time to time. See you... out there."
17:20 "I am Locutus of Borg. Resistance if futile. Your life, as it has been, is over. From this time forward, you will service us." 17:38 "Mr. Worf... Fire."
Love the music when Picard finds out about the death of Rene (43.40 ish) and the transition into the Amargoza Observatory scene. Not all of this was on my Generations CD. Brilliant work!
Just hearing that opening suit where you meet Picard and see the Ent-D for the first time makes me want to cry. Makes me sad that the new Picard series isn't as hopeful as TNG. I miss that hopeful adventure feeling that Star Trek use to give.
Monsieur je viens de vous découvrir, j'adore ce que vous nous présenter. Formidable musique dans nos oreilles, quel plaisir. Merci beaucoup .From Montréal.👏👏👏
McCarthy did some incredible work in Generations. The soundtrack to that film was stunning! 40:08 had some real feels about it, with 46:00 tension leading to 47:08 for that scene for the warp jump... those two notes... genius!
Probably my favorite one of yours. Great job sir. After playing Generations at the end, I was wondering how you were going to top it and, of course, you play the TNG theme! Genius.
Can I make a "request"?: I badly wish you could make a suit that has solely the tone/vibe/feeling of the first 30 seconds...or basically the normal TNG opening before the horn comes in. Just this very mysterious vibe going on and on...this would be so awesome
The Enterprise-D was a tough ship who met her end from renegade Klingons after fighting tooth and nail against the Borg the Cardassians and the Romulans and various other alien vessels.
Intro: Space..the final frontier....these are the voyages of the starship Enterprise...it's continuing mission to explore strange new worlds...to seek out new life and new civilizations....to boldly go where no has gone before
I know the one theme in this was from The Best of both worlds but did anybody else besides me kind of noticed that there were a couple of segments of that that not only sounded like it was the same as yesterday's Enterprise but was also from the very first episode of DS9 where the Saratoga was destroyed.
This is SO beautiful! I teach first/second grade and when I am writing lesson plans, this music is perfect for background sounds. Perfect. Simply perfect. Also, my email signature is cute... My email signature (after name, school, phone number,) is Things are only impossible until they're not. --JEAN-LUC PICARD
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Oh no, Suites 3 & 4 have disappeared!! I hate this, not only because I really liked them, but also because all of your hard work lost...
Any chance of bringing them back somehow?
TheRichrocker Shoot, you're right... that's disheartening. I might have a few ideas to try soon. I'll also see what it would take to put them up on Vimeo too. I might need others to reupload them if they ever try to shut down my channel. 😕
Please do try, if possible - I'd really hate it if all of your great and hard work would be lost. I seriously don't understand these "copyright vultures"...
Keep us posted
Suites 3 and 4 are currently uploading to Vimeo: vimeo.com/tyrannicus
They should be done by the end of the day.
It only allows me a single thumbs up.
This Soundtrack reminds me of a simpler time. When being a teenager. And your idol was Kirk, Picard, Sisko and Janeway. People who fought for what is right. Not was is ordered. A Series that was trying to teach things... I think Star Trek was the thing that taught me what is right and wrong. To not go into violence but talk with people. To listen. To always believe we can be better than we are. And whilest playing space engineers I brought on that track just to give me space vibes... Now? Well, I am all in my star trek phase again. With the new Picard Series. But more into watching the old again. To boldly go. These are the voyages of Star Trek. And its so deep in my heart, that I listen to this with goosebumps. Live long and prosper. Thanks for the upload man!
Very well said!! I feel the same way, might (violence) does not make right, listening and understanding is what make sustainable peace possible. In addition, the humbling effect that outer space brings to a person to realize how vast space is and how small we really are. Definitely miss that type of SciFi that brings a sense of wonder and mystery into a life. Keeps your imagination running for weeks if not years, wondering what is truly possible in this great cosmos of ours.
Amen to that
Being 17 isn't simple - it's more like a living hell.
@@twiff3rino28 depends what you went through I guess. Its from my point of view
Commander La Forge and Commander Burnham also!
26:38-27:28 - Captain Jean-Luc Picard: This is a story...a very ancient one, from Earth. And, um, I'll try and remember it. Gilgamesh, a king. Gilgamesh, a king. At Uruk. He tormented his subjects. He made them angry. They cried out aloud, "Send us a companion for our king! Spare us from his madness!" Enkidu, a wild man...from the forest, entered the city. They fought in the temple. They fought in the streets. Gilgamesh defeated Enkidu. They became great friends. Gilgamesh and Enkidu at Uruk. - Captain Dathon: [faintly] At Uruk. - Captain Jean-Luc Picard: The...the new friends went out into the desert together, where the Great Bull of Heaven was killing men by the hundreds. Enkidu caught the Bull by the tail. Gilgamesh struck him with his sword. - Captain Dathon: [laughing] Gilgamesh. - Captain Jean-Luc Picard: They were...victorious. But...Enkidu fell to the ground, struck down by the gods. And Gilgamesh...wept bitter tears, saying, "He who was my companion, through adventure and hardship, is gone forever." - [Captain Dathon dies] - :'( Shaka, when the walls fell. :'(
Wonderful quote from one of my favorite episodes. :)
A great ep.
Thank you :)
I love that episode!
Essentially, Darmok represents what Star Trek means in one episode: The frustration about the inability of every human to communicate properly has to be replaced by the compassion and empathy to realize that someone on the other side is also struggling with the same issue.
Space, the final frontier. These are the voyages of the starship Enterprise. It's ongoing mission - to explore new worlds, to seek out new life and new civilizations, to boldly go where no one has gone before.
17:37 - "Mr Worf...fire."
Best cliffhanger ever.
Vulcans would frown at how many feelings this music gave me.
20:42 "The Inner Light" Hands-down the best (and consistently voted #1) all-time ST episode. Heartbreaking and beautiful.
The Inner Light (and to a lesser extent it's follow up "lessons" really do symbolise everything great about Star Trek).
I'd say DS9s the Quickening comes close.
18:17 Probably one of my favorite moments of "Best of Both Worlds", if not out of the entire series. That moment when Picard puts down that tea cup realizing that he was just carrying on like everything was OK, but in reality he just went through one of the most horrifying experiences of his lifetime and he almost lost everything.
I know!!!! Ever since I was a child that scene and the music put chills down my spine!!!!! Only Sir Patrick Stewart could do that!
17:40
DAT CLIFFHANGER
Deep Night Had to put it in! :P Such a classic moment! ......"Fire..." DUN DUN DUNN! DUN DUN DUNN!
"Yes I do, IT WAS STEWIE!"
Deep Night Me more than most, and yes I literally screamed and scared the hell out of my mom. I had graduated high school and was joining the military, was going to be in boot camp when the next season (the exciting conclusion) premiered. I didn't know what happened and didn't get to finally see it 'til YEARS later.
Hahahaha
I miss tng so much.
It's on Netflix.
(yeah, don't worry, I know what you mean)
GAH the inner light music gets me every time.... that penny whistle tune just sticks with you...
i can't even described how beautiful i believe inner light and Darmok music is
21:09 and what's next ellicit an emotional response in me. It's like a journey to my past with the hope of tomorrow. Star trek music helps me going all inside me and do introspection. So blessed to have known it 🌌😍✨
the final frontier. ... boldly go where no one has gone before.
Tyrannicus, I have listened to your suites, musical compilations that are made with real feeling for the mood of the suite theme that you have pulled together. I have to say, you are capturing the very essence of these themes with the music you are pulling together. You really have an understanding of what it takes to move people with your work. I just wanted to say thank you for taking the time to do all of this. It's simply amazing work and the results are spectacularly superb.
That build up and fanfare from 12:40 is just awe-inspiring.
Generations soundtrack is delicious
18:15-18:51 - One of the most haunting moments of the franchise. Such an underappreciated scene.
Star Trek had so much going for it. great stories, great production, great actors, great music, great characters. A total winner all the way around. So many YEARS of enjoyment from the many series. I think Star Trek was an American treasure. Thaniks for posting this!
***** Star Trek will always be a part of our culture. It has not passed and expect that it will continue on. It has inspired mankind in so many ways. Roddenberry would be so pleased. He's probably up there in the stars somewhere, grooving on it as we all still do!
AD Fitz It gives us something to hope for and work towards.
+clydesight Its not just an American treasure, its an international treasure. I am 16 and I come from Bulgaria. I started watching star trek a year ago and tell you what: I have never seen something so good. It changed my views for the world. Now I am a tolerant and understanding person, but only two years ago I was a man who totally disapproved of things such as gay marriage (and on top of that I was racist towards the gypsies, because everyone in Bulgaria hates them and they teach us to hate them just because they are poor and live in misery). Now I am a totally different person. I think that if Star Trek was shown to the kids in school and they were taught about the Star Trek philosophies, the world would be a completely different place nowadays.
Stanimir Georgiev Welcome to the Star Trek Universe. All Hail the Picard! Live Long and Prosper! QAPLA'
***** Thanks :)
We own the entire ST collection of everything. I've seen the movies countless times. Listening to the music singularly, however, is unbelievably moving. I, too, am brought to tears. I am so grateful for the sensation of sound and for these gifted composers.
Let's see what this Galaxy-class starship can do.
Tyrannicus, I don't know if you're still here after all this time. Anyway, I wanted to let you know that your suites refresh my study and work time. I'm a huge Trek fan and they give me some comfort while I deal with sometimes uncomfortable tasks. I'm able to point down most of the tracks to the moments where they were used and they almost always bring up memories of me watchting Trek in different phases of my life. Kind of emotional sometimes for me. Thank you for your effort, you maybe can't imagine what a gift you made for me with these suites.
You truly belong in that uniform!
Out of all the suites this one is the most heartfelt for me. Alot of this music got me through tough times, the reason i am still alive. Thanks for uploading this. ❤
20:41 and what's next is a caress to the soul. Stunning beautiful piece of art, so deep and kinda magical. Brought tears to my eyes 😍💖🌌 And 22:13 and what's next is jusy uaau, so beautiful, so deep. Makes me feel hope on our earth despite all that we know. Star trek is a masterpiece omg 💖💖💖
Having watched TNG multiple times and considering it as my all time favorite show, I'm not afraid to admit I tear up during 4:00 "Skin of Evil"
This is a fantastic piece. So soothing and peaceful. You truly did the music justice with this mix. Congratulations sir.
Funny thing, as i was reading the description and i got to the "inner light" paragraph, the iconic flute piece from that episode started to play as if rewarding me for taking the time to read the description :)
I think Star Trek has always hed some of the greatest composers in the business.
Marvellous music for a "superbe" tvshow, full of hope and dignity for the human kind, in a better version than us, sadly.
My dad loved the Next Generation Series because there were people in his age range on the show. He was both a solider and also Mechanical Engineering major at NC A&T State University back in the day.
By the Picard! I could listen to your suite for hours! McCarthy's music for TNG is full of subtlety and texture ❤
One hour?! Wow. Too exciting!
31:10-31:15 "I had a feeling you weren't going to listen to me. Stand by. I'll see if I can get the Klingons' attention." - Admiral Riker :)
Listen to a few seconds of this and the way it just gives off optimism and then you will understand why Picard sadly cannot compete with this.
37:30 ohh god...this music from the last scene with Q. I'm still able to recite the whole dialogue.
Delighted to hear Part 5 at last. Well worth the wait. And I see Part 2 is up also. Going to that after this and then all 5 in a row!
The beginning is just beautiful and magical
I love the All Good Things music. Any episode with Q was such a writing triumph.
37:11 - "Good-bye, Jean-Luc... you had such potential; but all good things must come to an end."
38:43 - "...I'll be watching. And if you're very lucky, I'll stop by to say hello from time to time. See you... out there."
Listening to this while I play stellaris
17:20 "I am Locutus of Borg. Resistance if futile. Your life, as it has been, is over. From this time forward, you will service us."
17:38 "Mr. Worf... Fire."
Inner Light has me tearing up over here .... :'(
Never has a theme song in all of TV and cinema invoked so much emotion in me than Picard's flute song does.
Love this. Been watching all the Next Gens all over again. Also had to make note that my like was number 420. Perfect Zen. xD
as always, this suite is wonderful and calms the soul.
Jede Suite zaubert ein Lächeln hervor! Grossartig!
Love the music when Picard finds out about the death of Rene (43.40 ish) and the transition into the Amargoza Observatory scene. Not all of this was on my Generations CD. Brilliant work!
The part with the Inner Light always brings a tear to my eye.
Wonderful, wonderful rendition of 'The Inner Light"!
Fantastic!
Great Thanks from Germany! :)
Just hearing that opening suit where you meet Picard and see the Ent-D for the first time makes me want to cry. Makes me sad that the new Picard series isn't as hopeful as TNG. I miss that hopeful adventure feeling that Star Trek use to give.
So much of Jupiter Holst in the Generations Ending its so awesome
Wow. Nice suite
Awesome suite.
Good stuff.
I also like the theme they use in "phantasms" , and night terrors, those were very distinguished.
Monsieur je viens de vous découvrir, j'adore ce que vous nous présenter. Formidable musique dans nos oreilles, quel plaisir. Merci beaucoup .From Montréal.👏👏👏
Gahwlee i love the flute solo from Inner Light.
.....GRACIAS.....
4 People are Klingon saboteurs. How could anyone not like this?!
skin of evil, the funeral music still makes me cry to this day.
McCarthy did some incredible work in Generations. The soundtrack to that film was stunning! 40:08 had some real feels about it, with 46:00 tension leading to 47:08 for that scene for the warp jump... those two notes... genius!
Dennis McCarthy scored Generation’s
Most impressive!
"Q! We're Here! This has gone on long enough!"
You sir are impressive! 10 out of 10!
Thanks for this, great in so many ways.
Probably my favorite one of yours. Great job sir. After playing Generations at the end, I was wondering how you were going to top it and, of course, you play the TNG theme! Genius.
The part at 0:38 could be the introduction to the 1701-F.
Love the Best of Both Worlds!
love that horn solo at 18:38
another great startrek mix
Bravo!
Oh Wow.
Dude. these are bloody amazing!
Thank you ! :-)
Can I make a "request"?: I badly wish you could make a suit that has solely the tone/vibe/feeling of the first 30 seconds...or basically the normal TNG opening before the horn comes in. Just this very mysterious vibe going on and on...this would be so awesome
The Enterprise-D was a tough ship who met her end from renegade Klingons after fighting tooth and nail against the Borg the Cardassians and the Romulans and various other alien vessels.
And this is related... how?
+Data Due to the fact it was durable
I mean is it related to the video?
It is after all a video about the voyages of the Enterprise-D
The Music Played During the Voyages of the Enterprise - D, You mean.
51:00 is music from Generations, I think, but it's very reminiscent of Way of the Warrior which was made shortly afterwards.
absolutely fantastic!
Awesome!
Awesome, I have listened to them all before and never commented on them, so, I suppose I should drop a comment, Awesome Job keep it up.
Love these!!!
Intro: Space..the final frontier....these are the voyages of the starship Enterprise...it's continuing mission to explore strange new worlds...to seek out new life and new civilizations....to boldly go where no has gone before
1:15:45 - the best Star Trek theme ever created
I know the one theme in this was from The Best of both worlds but did anybody else besides me kind of noticed that there were a couple of segments of that that not only sounded like it was the same as yesterday's Enterprise but was also from the very first episode of DS9 where the Saratoga was destroyed.
20:40, yes. Yes yes yes.
On that intro, all that's missing is Professor X reading the Star Trek intro...
Where did you find a clean recording of the Second season intro without Patrick Stewart's opening monologue or the other sound effects
The Star Trek The Next Generation Collections released La-La Land Records have the cleanest releases so far. I believe it came from those.
11:10 - We have engaged the Borg…
It really doesn't sound right without Picard's intro over the first few moments, but I love this nonetheless.
#awesome
37:45 so good
Love this one! I really hope you do get around to a Borg one :)
This is SO beautiful! I teach first/second grade and when I am writing lesson plans, this music is perfect for background sounds. Perfect. Simply perfect.
Also, my email signature is cute...
My email signature (after name, school, phone number,) is
Things are only impossible until they're not.
--JEAN-LUC PICARD
Amazing video man!
The beginning is music used in the first two seasons of TNG.
awesome to study too!!! i am a trekkie since the days of James T Kirk!!! My middle names is James!!!!!
17:32 "... ... ..Mr. Worf... ...Fire."
Did anyone hear the music from the The Wrath of Khan where the Reliant attacks the Enterprise at 28:20 - 28:23?
Formula Frank yeah
I WANT OUR PLANET TO BE LIKE THE UNITED FEDERATION TO BRING OUR WORLD TOGETHER AND UNITE AND JOIN THE GALAXY
06:22 Wow what's that from? I don't remember that.
+Rowan J Coleman "Skin of Evil" during Tasha's farewell recording
Tyrannicus Ah okay, thanks
+Tyrannicus amazing! hailing frequencies closed, sir. :(
Is there a way to get this same playlist on iTunes/Apple Music? I don't/won't pay for CZcams Music, but this is an amazing playlist/suite!
"Tor Dif smusma je" Spock
Back when Star Trek used orchestras for their one player music, and now?
55:45 Data: Oh shit