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Track Listings

1	Main Title and Escape
2	Ahch - To Island
3	Revisiting Snoke
4	The Supremacy
5	Fun With Finn and Rose
6	Old Friends
7	The Rebellion Is Reborn
8	Lesson One
9	Canto Bight
10	Who Are You?
11	The Fathiers
12	The Cave
13	The Sacred Jedi Texts
14	A New Alliance
15	"Chrome Dome"
16	The Battle of Crait
17	The Spark
18	The Last Jedi
19	Peace and Purpose
20	Finale

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In Lucasfilm’s Star Wars: The Last Jedi, the Skywalker saga continues as the heroes of The Force Awakens join the galactic legends in an epic adventure that unlocks age-old mysteries of the Force and shocking revelations of the past. Star Wars: The Last Jedi opens in U.S. theaters on December 15, 2017.

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Is Discontinued By Manufacturer ‏ : ‎ No
Product Dimensions ‏ : ‎ 5.51 x 5 x 0.47 inches; 3.25 Ounces
Manufacturer ‏ : ‎ Walt Disney Records
Original Release Date ‏ : ‎ 2017
Date First Available ‏ : ‎ August 31, 2017
Label ‏ : ‎ Walt Disney Records
ASIN ‏ : ‎ B0758KSWZK
Number of discs ‏ : ‎ 1

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Todd

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Sean Guthrie

Not John's Best, But Not His Worst (some SPOILERS if you haven't seen The Last Jedi)

Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on December 23, 2017

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I would actually give the soundtrack 3.5 stars, but Amazon doesn't do half-rankings. Well, it's better than The Force Awakens soundtrack. Honestly, as I got pretty far into this soundtrack, I was going to give it a lower score, but a couple of the final songs "save" it, so to speak. By the way, I will reference the movie in spots, so there are SPOILERS if you haven't seen it.

1. Main Title and Escape - 4/5, this is one of the better ones. This track feels more natural and whole than the others.
2. Ahch-To Island - 2/5, feels disjointed (I'm gonna say this a lot).
3. Revisiting Snoke - 3.5/5, not so bad, at least it's focused on a "bad guy theme" as opposed to being a mix of completely different tracks jumbled together.
4. The Supremacy - 3/5, disjointed, but has some intensity
5. Fun with Finn and Rose - 3/5, not too jumbled but not really memorable
6. Old Friends - 3/5, I was disappointed by this one. The first part of the track is good, but it kinda veers off to some other "scene."
7. The Rebellion Is Reborn - 3.5/5, not bad, really, but I had a hard time figuring out where this track fit in with the movie.
8. Lesson One - 3/5, since I know what scene this track refers to, it makes sense to me, but musically, it still seems disjointed.
9. Canto Bight - 4/5, think something like remix of the Cantina Scene track from Episode IV, only in a classier / sleezier setting.
10. Who Are You? - 3/5, the feeling is tense, but the music jumps back and forth between a sort of low brooding to high intensity, disjointed.
11. The Fathiers - 3/5, again, this one was disappointing. This the music for the chase scene on Canto Bight, but once again, it just becomes so disjointed in places.
12. The Cave - 3/5, This track definitely goes with the creepy / trippy feeling I had when watching the scene in the movie, but it's still disjointed.
13. The Sacred Jedi Texts - 4/5, disjointed, but if you skip up to about 2:40 in the track, you hear Yoda's theme, so I raised the rating for this one, cause Yoda.
14. A New Alliance - 3/5, this track was probably the biggest disappointment for me. The "alliance" is Kylo and Rey, and after Kylo kills Snoke, they team up to take on his guards. This could have had an epic battle theme in it, similar to Battle of the Heroes or Duel of the Fates, but nope. It's just a bunch of loud, disjointed orchestra music.
15. "Chrome Dome" - 3.5/5, oddly, even though I (and probably most other SW fans) don't consider Phasma a very important character, this little tuffle between her and Finn is apparently worthy of a somewhat thematic battle track.
16. The Battle of Crait - 4/5, yes, it's still disjointed, but this track has some pretty epic parts to it from older SW tracks, which is a good thing, in my opinion.
17. The Spark - 4/5, this is probably the most unified track in the whole album, and it's a good one. Definitely got the feels from this one.
18. The Last Jedi - 4.5/5, this track is probably the best, though still a little jumbled in spots. That choir though!
19. Peace and Purpose - 3/5, it feels like they just needed some music to wrap everything up.
20. Finale - 3/5, exactly what it says. I wonder if they had a hard time coming up with the themes to pick from the other tracks since most of them were so garbled?

Conclusions: It's mostly just music that goes with the scenes in the movie, not really music that one would want to listen to by itself. In that sense, it's really not much better than The Force Awakens. Now, someone might say, "Of course it goes with the scenes, that's why they call it a 'soundtrack.'" Yes, but go ahead and listen to the soundtrack for Revenge of the Sith or The Phantom Menace. Not only do the tracks in those albums fit with the scenes in the movies, they also contain individual compositions that are enjoyable, masterful pieces of music in their own right. The overarching problem is that the music just seems messy. The individual tracks aren't thematically composed. This was my biggest issue with The Force Awakens soundtrack, and so it is with The Last Jedi soundtrack as well. I don't know if John Williams is just running out of ideas, if he's just getting old, if he doesn't want to work so hard on it anymore, or if it's some combination of those. It's certainly not his best, but again, it's not his worst.

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SogeKing

Too much of a rehash, but JW gets a "pass" on account of his age

Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on January 6, 2018

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My first impression of this score after watching the movie was one of disappointment. The most memorable parts of Last Jedi were all recycled from previous Star Wars scores. After listening to the score on CD, I've decided it's not all that bad. It's just not great either. It's just very, very mediocre, as mediocre as John Williams can possibly get. The score is structured in the tradition of all Star Wars scores, where he always quotes the themes of the characters, so naturally you would expect to hear the themes of Rey, the Resistance, Kylo Ren, Snoke, and The Force, along with other snippets of Leia's Theme, Luke and Leia, Darth Vader, and even Yoda. It's normal that he would rehash all those themes, but in previous efforts (example, Return of the Jedi, which was a smorgasbord of themes) he always had 1-2 new themes. This time around, the one new theme he wrote was for Rose. The problem is, it's just not a strong enough theme to anchor the score, I would describe it as a weak, meandering theme which just isn't particularly memorable. Not when you compare it to Rey's theme, which was a more straightforward, bolder adventure theme. The score to Last Jedi then is just an extension of TFA, which is both good and bad. Good because of Rey's theme, bad because of everything else. I don't particularly enjoy the Resistance march, which still sounds like something JW thought of after listening to his Shostakovich collection, it's just a tiresome piece of music, one of those pieces of music which are loud and bombastic but don't really have anything to say. The Canto Bright music injected some life into the score, saving it from being a total TFA rehash. The jazz section is an odd pastiche - it's what you would get if you combined Cantina Band with the pop song "Brazil" and that ending music from "La La Land". The chase music which follows is okay - it sounds more like something that would be at home in a Harry Potter movie. I enjoyed the quote of "Luke and Leia" at the end, I thought he had forgotten about that one, followed by the ominous triplet march for when Luke gets ready to face Kylo. The ending of the score was just sad - just more meandering quiet music with yet another Force theme transition to the end credits which is almost identical to the ending of Revenge of the Sith. It's telling that the end credits was structured in a very hodgepodge non traditional way - because the only real new material was Roses' theme, he had to go and work in Yoda, Leia, and even "Here They Come" into the credits just to fill out the time. Only the piano version of Leia made sense given the dedication title during the credits.

This score has me a little bummed. I was hoping for something better than The Force Awakens but didn't get that. Instead it played more like The Force Awakens Version 2.0. Last Jedi has the dubious distinction of being the only SW score without a strong new theme. I will still listen to it from time to time because I enjoy some of the variations of the Force theme and Rey's theme that JW employs, but I definitely don't think this score is as good as it could have been. The sad thing is that this score is still better than anything anyone else could have written today, which is a reflection both of John Williams' greatness but also the sad state of contemporary film scoring. When I go to the movies and hear lame scores by the likes of Brian Tyler and Henry Jackman, I just feel depressed. I think these composers could write a decent Star Wars score if called upon: Alan Silvestri, Danny Elfman, James Newton Howard, Michael Giacchino, Alexandre Desplat, Patrick Doyle. However, for any of these composers to write something comparable to JW's SW output, they would have to write the ultimate masterpiece of their lives. (Giacchino's Rogue One was okay, but the theme sounded too much like Star Trek - he needs to come up with something new.) There really isn't anyone today who can write the kind of big, complex orchestral scores that John Williams does - The ones who could are all dead!

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Brian Bathie

A noisy vinyl pressing but some improvement with replacement.

Reviewed in the United Kingdom 🇬🇧 on March 16, 2018

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Excellent soundtrack,excellent recording awful pressing. There are far too many crackles and really loud pops. Before someone suggests it’s static I can say with certainty no it’s not. All sides have been wet cleaned twice with my rcm and the noise remains at the same places. Wet cleaning just once normally gets rid of most static . Two cleans eliminates it. The first side of record 1 is clearly the worst.This is yet another poor pressing and the apparent absence of quality control at the pressing plant has allowed it to get through. The release comes in a gatefold sleeve with a nice booklet of stills from the film.I have arranged for a replacement and if there is improvement my rating will be increased.
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Replacement received which is much better. Not perfect but considerably less pops and crackles. Have increased rating from three to four stars.

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Reala

Classic Star Wars

Reviewed in the United Kingdom 🇬🇧 on January 20, 2018

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Whatever people thought of the Last Jdi movie, this soundtrack does not fail to impress. Although the London Symphony Orchestra is greatly missed, Williimams ups his game with an entertaining and deliciously dark score for The Last Jedi. Many of the classic Star Wars themse are present but these new recordings and cues reveal that Williams is still on his journey to explore more of what is under the stories of this saga. I enjoyed this score much more than The Force Awakens. Don't know what the bad reviews are all about. This score is excellent.

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Williams gives us another wonderful score, this time taking the previous one

Reviewed in the United Kingdom 🇬🇧 on December 21, 2017

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Williams gives us another wonderful score, this time taking the previous one, and expanding greatly on it - the themes from TFA have some of their best variations in this score. There are also new themes and non-thematic action material. The score is very energetic, much more so than one would expect from an 85-year old composer. This album OST Album is a pretty good representation of the score, has a lot of highlights, and is a tight, fun experience. Although not stated anywhere, it comes in a nice Digipak, but the lack of liner notes from the direstor is a bit disappointing. Best tracks are Canto Bight (very fun source cue), The Fathiers, Escape, Chrome Dome (some of the best Williams action material of this decade) and The Spark (A great cue highlighting the emotional peak of the movie, which will not be spoiled here).

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F. Tennant

Great Soundtrack shame about the film

Reviewed in the United Kingdom 🇬🇧 on August 9, 2020

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A good quality pressing on Side A but a bit of surface noise on side B but it sounds so good I can live with a bit of noise in between tracks.

Z Dewing

Soothing

Reviewed in the United Kingdom 🇬🇧 on February 3, 2020

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I have the collection of soundtracks for the Star Wars series. Listening to them in the car is soothing. It’s nice to be able to picture the movie as I listen to the music.

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