VHS : Star Trek: Deep Space Nine {Emissary (#1.1)}
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Rating:  - The Nicest Muslim in the Galaxy
In this opening chapter of the excellent DS-9, we meet Dr. Bashir, the nicest, smartest Muslim in the galaxy. Truly Science Fiction. Star Trek again precedes social reality! (An American and a Russian cooperating? A black female officer?) And the part is even played by a real Arab actor.
Rating: - A Good CD
I enjoy classical and pretty much all of the Star Trek music. Track 17, The Theme from Star Trek 'Deep Space Nine' Single Version, was different but still Star Trek and nice to listen to.
Rating: - Top notch Trek Soundtrack
This is the greatest Trek series. All the songs were great except the "single version" of the main title, which was awkward. Overall I recommend this cd.
Rating:  - Some of McCarthy's Best Work.
Dennis McCarthy's score for "Emissary" (No "the," by the way) stands after seven years as one of his best compositions ever.
As filmatic as Generations, "Emissary" features some of McCarthy's best and most distinctive work from the early years of Deep Space Nine, (the texture changed in the fifth year) including a few cues that were later retooled for other episodes. Listen for the direct parallels between this and the music to "The Visitor."
The Main Title is also excellent, ... Read More
Rating: - "enjoyable, entertaining and enlightening experience"
Dennis McCarthy does a superb scoring assignment for this original episode - "The Emissary" from Star Trek:Deep Space Nine, not a marching tempo from the earlier Goldsmith scores. There is a wonderful sense of peacefulness & serenity to this soundtrack, which is very different from previous "Star Trek" scores. McCarthy immediately sets the tone and mood for his music with the opening - MAIN TITLE with horns and strings mixed with smooth orchestration.
Highlights on this album - THE ... Read More
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