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Most of the songs were recorded in my flat on cassette or digital four track recorders, although a couple were done in my much-lamented studio above a morgue in The Anatomy Rooms.
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- A1: Mr Heroin
- A2: S Dub
- A3: K4
- B1: Poleva
- B2: Metallo
- B3: Super Siziy King
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- A1: Mother Funk
- B1: Beehive
- B2: Construction
- B3: Route
- B4: Mud
- B5: Transcription Data
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- Episode Iv "A New Hope": Main Theme
- Episode Iv "A New Hope": Princess Leia's Theme
- Episode Iv "A New Hope": The Little People
- Episode V "The Empire Strikes Back": The Imperial March
- Episode V "The Empire Strikes Back": Yoda's Theme
- Episode Vi "Return Of The Jedi": Parade Of The Ewoks
- Episode V "The Empire Strikes Back": The Asteroid Field
- Episode Vi "Return Of The Jedi": Luke And Leia
- Episode Iv "A New Hope": Cantina Band
- Episode Iv "A New Hope": Here They Come!
- Episode Vi "Return Of The Jedi": Jabba The Hut
- Episode Vi "Return Of The Jedi": The Forest Battle
- Episode Iv "A New Hope": Throne Room / Finale
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In 1990, John Williams created the compilation album John Williams Conducts John Williams - The Star Wars Trilogy, which features 13 of his most memorable tracks from the original Star Wars Trilogy. All performed by the Skywalker Symphony Orchestra, it features the iconic “Main Theme” and “Throne Room / Finale” from Episode IV - A New Hope, “The Imperial March” from Episode V - The Empire Strikes Back, and “Luke And Leia”.
John Williams Conducts John Williams – The Star Wars Trilogy is available as an exclusive “May The 4th Be With You” edition of 1000 individually numbered copies on green/white split vinyl. This 2LP package includes an insert with liner notes by the creator of the Star Wars franchise, George Lucas.
