In part 2 of our analysis of Return of the Jedi, we discuss each cue, its dramatic effect, and the creative process behind the final presentation, and comparing the 1983 music to the changes that were made in the 1997 Special Edition. Listen now: megaphone.link/soundtrackshow

Hi TSS fans! Tune in tonight at 8:30est/5:30pst to join The Soundtrack Show's host, David W. Collins, at TROS's red carpet live-stream via starwars.com or on the Star Wars YouTube channel. For recent Return of the Jedi episodes, click here: soundtrackpodcast.com/podcasts/retur…

We conclude our listen to Return of the Jedi, and the whole classic Star Wars trilogy, with the Battle of Endor. Themes are discussed, as are moments where music was omitted, and we explore more diagetic music with the Ewoks. Listen now: megaphone.link/soundtrackshow

ICYMI at TROS Premiere: One of our favorite fans, Taran Killam, gave us a wonderful shout out on the blue carpet at The Rise of Skywalker Premiere. Thanks to Taran and everyone who came out to the premiere or watched from far, far away! Listen now: megaphone.link/soundtrackshow

The iconic score for Superman was written around the film's three stylistic components: science fiction, Americana, and Metropolis comic book. We share some behind-the-scenes stories, and we look at the history of Superman as an American icon. bddy.me/3eizbma

We continue our fly-through of Superman (1978) by listening to the love theme, and its fascinating behind-the-scenes story. Other themes include Smallville, Lex Luthor and the March of the Villains, and a theme for the green crystal of Krypton. bddy.me/2yeAZMu

In part three of our look at Superman the Movie, we start at the beginning, examining great musical moments from the film score. Multiple versions of Krypton are compared, and we listen to more of the music from Smallville. bddy.me/3au497H

Our final episode on Superman the Movie takes a close look at the heroic music in Metropolis, as well as the unfolding villainy of Lex Luthor. We share thoughts from John Williams about the lasting, positive impact of Christopher Reeve as Superman. bddy.me/3bQGtvI

The Soundtrack Show is taking a quick break for a few weeks, but will be back on May 27th!

ICYMI: David Collins interviewed George Lucas and Dave Filoni for the 10-year anniversary of Star Wars The Clone Wars! Newly-released two weeks ago, this interview is from September, 2018. bddy.me/3cpGmYn

The Empire Strikes Back was released 40 years ago today! Celebrate its anniversary with us by listening to our 4-part series on the iconic musical score by John Williams. bddy.me/2APwOba

Hello Soundtrack Show fans! Due to scheduling issues, we are unfortunately delayed for a little bit longer. We are working hard to finalize a return date, and new episodes are still in progress. We'll be back soon! Thank you all for understanding!

We're back! The Soundtrack Show returns with new episodes beginning December 9th.

New show this Wednesday, December 9th!

Home Alone: the Music (Part I) bddy.me/3gx17Ed

Let's hear it from the top! We take a close look at various parts of Home Alone to break down the compositions, and we examine a scene with omitted music restored. The use of popular Christmas music is discussed, as is the comedic effect of orchestration. bddy.me/34B65eD

We take a close listen to the end of Home Alone, breaking down how the music scores the comedy, and when it holds back. Holiday music is discussed, & we hear how Williams uses themes to complete the story, bringing it all home with a feel-good conclusion. bddy.me/3pgje4s

Discover how the songs and underscore in 1984's The Karate Kid are musically related, and how main character themes are woven throughout this musically eclectic movie. bddy.me/2WXHKve

We conclude our look at the music of The Karate Kid with a discussion about Mr. Miyagi, pan flutes, and friendship. Then, we hear unused music restored back into the final championship fight for the very first time. bddy.me/39s19dr

Our interview with Cobra Kai composers Zach Robinson and Leo Birenberg. The various musical styles of the Karate Kid franchise are discussed, as well as their own unique take on this hit TV series. bddy.me/38Z2Tfl