La-La Land Records has announced a soundtrack album for the documentary The Sixty-Year Mission: How Star Trek Changed Television and the World. The album features the film’s original music composed by Joe Kraemer (Mission: Impossible – Rogue Nation, Jack Reacher, The Way of the Gun, The Man Who Killed Hitler and then The Bigfoot, Pandora, Comrade Detective). The soundtrack is now available to order as a limited CD edition (limited to 2,000 copies) on the label’s official website, where you can also listen to audio samples. The Sixty-Year Mission is directed by Mark A. Altman and examines the creation of the landmark television series and its lasting influence on entertainment, culture, science, and technology. The movie features new interviews with its stars, including William Shatner (who also serves as an executive producer on the project), George Takei & Walter Koenig, and “exclusive” archival material. The documentary was released in select (Regal) theaters last month.
Here’s the track list of the album:
1. Main Title (2:10)
2. Vision of the Future (2:13)
3. A Wagon Train to the Stars (1:53)
4. To Serve and Protect (2:00)
5. That’s Showbiz… (1:54)
6. Writing for Television (2:07)
7. The Swinging Sixties (2:26)
8. Sky Force (1:55)
9. No War (4:29)
10. To Boldy Go (3:29)
11. A Modern Myth (2:05)
12. Triumph and Turmoil (2:10)
13. A Commander’s Duty (2:23)
14. An Imperfect World (3:42)
15. A Second Chance (2:58)
16. Vietnam and the Nuclear Age (3:29)
17. Casting (2:14)
18. Captain and Cassanova (2:43)
19. The Great Bird (2:28)
20. Thematic Menagerie (3:04)
21. Live Long (1:58)
22. Finale (4:40)
23. End Credits (1:32)