Star Trek: The Motion Picture Vinyl LP Sealed Columbia JS 36334 Hype with Insert

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Star Trek: The Motion Picture Vinyl LP - Columbia JS 36334 Sealed First Pressing (1979) with Hype Sticker and Color Insert
Condition: New, Still Factory Sealed.
The inner sleeve featured images of the various characters, and aliens taken from the film. Also included a "mail-in poster offer" insert.
The music to the 1979 American science fiction film Star Trek: The Motion Picture featured musical score composed and conducted by Jerry Goldsmith and performed by the Hollywood Studio Symphony,  beginning his long association with the Star Trek film and television franchise. Influenced by the romantic, sweeping music of Star Wars by John Williams, Goldsmith created a similar score, with extreme cutting-edge technologies being used for recording and creating the sound effects. The score received critical acclaim and has been considered one of Goldsmith's best scores in his career.
The film is the only film in the Star Trek series to have an overture, using "Ilia's Theme", which was later re-recorded, as a lyrical version, by Shaun Cassidy as "A Star Beyond Time" with lyrics by Larry Kusik. Goldsmith scored The Motion Picture over three to four months, and was assisted by Alexander Courage, composer of the original Star Trek theme, providing arrangements to accompany Kirk's log entries, and Fred Steiner, who wrote 11 cues of additional music. 
Track listing 
A1 Main Title / Klingon Battle 6:48 A2 Leaving Drydock 3:28 A3 The Cloud 4:57 A4 The Enterprise 5:56
B1 Ilia's Theme 2:59 B2 Vejur Flyover 4:55 B3 The Meld 3:14 B4 Spock Walk 4:16 B5 End Title 3:14 _____________________________________________
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