Star Trek: Deep Space Nine Collection: Original Television Soundtrack

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Star Trek: Deep Space Nine Collection: Original Television Soundtrack

Dennis McCarthy, Jay Chattaway, David Bell, Paul Baillargeon, John Debney, Richard Bellis, Gregory Smith

826924123928
96 tracksReleased 2013-01-01La-La Land Records

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826924123928 is the Universal Product Code (UPC barcode) for the release Star Trek: Deep Space Nine Collection: Original Television Soundtrack by Dennis McCarthy, Jay Chattaway, David Bell, Paul Baillargeon, John Debney, Richard Bellis, Gregory Smith, released 2013-01-01 on La-La Land Records. UPCs are unique numeric identifiers assigned by distributors to identify a music release — album, EP, or single — across every digital and physical retail platform. This release contains 96 tracks, each with its own ISRC. Tracks include DEA319603232.

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Track List (96)

Star Trek: Deep Space Nine: Main Title (Seasons 1–3)
Star Trek: Deep Space Nine: Main Title (Seasons 1–3)
“The Storyteller”: Quaker Odo
“The Storyteller”: Quaker Odo
“The Storyteller”: Take It Off! / Que Sirah, Sirah / Blowin’ in the Wind
“The Storyteller”: Take It Off! / Que Sirah, Sirah / Blowin’ in the Wind
“The Storyteller”: The Big Wrap Up
“The Storyteller”: The Big Wrap Up
“Duet”: Revelation / Poloiusized
“Duet”: Revelation / Poloiusized
“In the Hands of the Prophets”: Sisko Sails / And So Ends Year One
“In the Hands of the Prophets”: Sisko Sails / And So Ends Year One
“The Homecoming”: The Great Escape
“The Homecoming”: The Great Escape
“The Homecoming”: Orbosity
“The Homecoming”: Orbosity
“The Homecoming”: Kira’s Rescue
“The Homecoming”: Kira’s Rescue
“Crossover”: Bajoranosity
“Crossover”: Bajoranosity
“Crossover”: O’Brien Joins In / Escape
“Crossover”: O’Brien Joins In / Escape
“Life Support”: He’s Toast
“Life Support”: He’s Toast
“The Die is Cast”: Torture
“The Die is Cast”: Torture
“The Die is Cast”: Sandbagged
“The Die is Cast”: Sandbagged
“The Die is Cast”: Demolished / Escape / Hard to Digest
“The Die is Cast”: Demolished / Escape / Hard to Digest
“Explorers”: Home Improvement
“Explorers”: Home Improvement
“Explorers”: Sailing
“Explorers”: Sailing
“Explorers”: Fireworks
“Explorers”: Fireworks
“The Visitor”: One Last Visit
“The Visitor”: One Last Visit
“Shattered Mirror”: Charge!
“Shattered Mirror”: Charge!
“Once More Unto the Breach”: Volunteer / Die With Honor
“Once More Unto the Breach”: Volunteer / Die With Honor
“Far Beyond the Stars”: Back to the Future
“Far Beyond the Stars”: Back to the Future
“You Are Cordially Invited”: Coming Home
“You Are Cordially Invited”: Coming Home
“You Are Cordially Invited”: Hirsute Pastola / Klingon Wedding Drums / The Ceremony / Bashing
“You Are Cordially Invited”: Hirsute Pastola / Klingon Wedding Drums / The Ceremony / Bashing
Star Trek: Deep Space Nine End Credits (Seasons 1–3)
Star Trek: Deep Space Nine End Credits (Seasons 1–3)
Star Trek: Deep Space Nine Main Title (Seasons 4–7)
Star Trek: Deep Space Nine Main Title (Seasons 4–7)
Dennis McCarthy
“The Search – Part I”: Recap
“The Search – Part I”: Recap
“The Search – Part I”: The Adventure Begins / Run Silent, Run Deep
“The Search – Part I”: The Adventure Begins / Run Silent, Run Deep
“The Search – Part I”: Toothless Tiger
“The Search – Part I”: Toothless Tiger
“The Search – Part II”: The Ultimate Handjob
“The Search – Part II”: The Ultimate Handjob
“The Search – Part II”: Destroying the Wormhole / Not Quite Home
“The Search – Part II”: Destroying the Wormhole / Not Quite Home
“Broken Link”: Odo Goes Solid
“Broken Link”: Odo Goes Solid
“Broken Link”: What I’ve Lost / Generous Offer / See You Next Year
“Broken Link”: What I’ve Lost / Generous Offer / See You Next Year
“By Inferno’s Light”: Clash of the Titans
“By Inferno’s Light”: Clash of the Titans
“By Inferno’s Light”: Heavy Hitters
“By Inferno’s Light”: Heavy Hitters
“By Inferno’s Light”: Armageddon Denied
“By Inferno’s Light”: Armageddon Denied
“Call to Arms”: Battle Preparations
“Call to Arms”: Battle Preparations
“Call to Arms”: Garak Returns / First Wave / Abandon Ship
“Call to Arms”: Garak Returns / First Wave / Abandon Ship
“Call to Arms”: I Shall Return
“Call to Arms”: I Shall Return
“Call to Arms”: Program Sisko / Gotta Job to Do / Message in Horsehide
“Call to Arms”: Program Sisko / Gotta Job to Do / Message in Horsehide
“One Little Ship”: The First Shall Be the Last
“One Little Ship”: The First Shall Be the Last
“Strange Bedfellows”: The Red Eye
“Strange Bedfellows”: The Red Eye
“Strange Bedfellows”: The Dark Side
“Strange Bedfellows”: The Dark Side
“The Changing Face of Evil”: Defiant Ending
“The Changing Face of Evil”: Defiant Ending
“The Changing Face of Evil”: Damar Is the Key / Jay Speaks
“The Changing Face of Evil”: Damar Is the Key / Jay Speaks
“Our Man Bashir”: Girls in a Cage (The Fab DS9 Band)
“Our Man Bashir”: Girls in a Cage (The Fab DS9 Band)
“Our Man Bashir”: Go‐Go #2 (Disco Casino)
“Our Man Bashir”: Go‐Go #2 (Disco Casino)
Star Trek: Deep Space Nine End Credits (Seasons 4–7)
Star Trek: Deep Space Nine End Credits (Seasons 4–7)
“The Nagus”: Mysterious Visitor / Nagus Revealed
“The Nagus”: Mysterious Visitor / Nagus Revealed
“Progress”: Yamok Sauce
“Progress”: Yamok Sauce
“Progress”: No. 5 Consort
“Progress”: No. 5 Consort
“Progress”: Saving a Friend
“Progress”: Saving a Friend
“The House of Quark”: Quark’s Big Gamble / Play It Again, Quark
“The House of Quark”: Quark’s Big Gamble / Play It Again, Quark
“The Sword of Kahless”: Worf and Kor Fight / Sword Tumbles Into Space
“The Sword of Kahless”: Worf and Kor Fight / Sword Tumbles Into Space
“The Ascent”: Quark Ties Splint / Trudging Montage
“The Ascent”: Quark Ties Splint / Trudging Montage
“The Ascent”: Quark Musters and Moves / Beamed to Safety / I Meant Every Word
“The Ascent”: Quark Musters and Moves / Beamed to Safety / I Meant Every Word
“Soldiers of the Empire”: Martok and Worf Fight
“Soldiers of the Empire”: Martok and Worf Fight
“Sacrifice of Angels”: Teaser Recap
“Sacrifice of Angels”: Teaser Recap
“Sacrifice of Angels”: Klingon Fleet to the Rescue
“Sacrifice of Angels”: Klingon Fleet to the Rescue
“Sacrifice of Angels”: Dukat Searches for Ziyal / Damar Shoots Ziyal
“Sacrifice of Angels”: Dukat Searches for Ziyal / Damar Shoots Ziyal
“In the Pale Moonlight”: Computer, What Day Is It? / It’s a Fake
“In the Pale Moonlight”: Computer, What Day Is It? / It’s a Fake
“In the Pale Moonlight”: Sisko Punches Garak / I Can Live With It
“In the Pale Moonlight”: Sisko Punches Garak / I Can Live With It
“Take Me Out to the Holosuite”: Solok Watches Batting Practice
“Take Me Out to the Holosuite”: Solok Watches Batting Practice
“Covenant”: Followers Throw Pills / Makes Him More Dangerous
“Covenant”: Followers Throw Pills / Makes Him More Dangerous
“Tacking into the Wind”: Worf Kills Gowron
“Tacking into the Wind”: Worf Kills Gowron
“The Assignment”: Man on a Mission / An Electrifying Resolution
“The Assignment”: Man on a Mission / An Electrifying Resolution
“Field of Fire”: Joran’s Nocturne
“Field of Fire”: Joran’s Nocturne
“Field of Fire”: Ezri Gets Her Man / Joran’s Outta Here
“Field of Fire”: Ezri Gets Her Man / Joran’s Outta Here
“Little Green Men”: The Chase / A‐Bomb / So Long, Brother
“Little Green Men”: The Chase / A‐Bomb / So Long, Brother
“Children of Time”: Feeding the Soil
“Children of Time”: Feeding the Soil
“The Siege of AR‐558”: War Adagio
“The Siege of AR‐558”: War Adagio
“The Siege of AR‐558”: Cost of Victory
“The Siege of AR‐558”: Cost of Victory
Star Trek: Deep Space Nine Main Title (Seasons 1–3, without effects)
Star Trek: Deep Space Nine Main Title (Seasons 1–3, without effects)
“Our Man Bashir”: Smashing (Bashir Back in Action) / Holosuite Buddies
“Our Man Bashir”: Smashing (Bashir Back in Action) / Holosuite Buddies
“Our Man Bashir”: Major Gigabytes
“Our Man Bashir”: Major Gigabytes
“Our Man Bashir”: Interesting Jewelry / Acme Cigar
“Our Man Bashir”: Interesting Jewelry / Acme Cigar
“Our Man Bashir”: Diabolical
“Our Man Bashir”: Diabolical
“Our Man Bashir”: Smooth Talker / Attitude Adjustment
“Our Man Bashir”: Smooth Talker / Attitude Adjustment
“Our Man Bashir”: End Game (Julian Bashir Will Return)
“Our Man Bashir”: End Game (Julian Bashir Will Return)
“Trials and Tribble‐ations”: The Inspectors / Ye Olde Shippe
“Trials and Tribble‐ations”: The Inspectors / Ye Olde Shippe
“Trials and Tribble‐ations”: New Old Dress / The Old Interior
“Trials and Tribble‐ations”: New Old Dress / The Old Interior
“Trials and Tribble‐ations”: Prelude / Famous Fight
“Trials and Tribble‐ations”: Prelude / Famous Fight
“Trials and Tribble‐ations”: Squash
“Trials and Tribble‐ations”: Squash
“Trials and Tribble‐ations”: Tribbomb
“Trials and Tribble‐ations”: Tribbomb
“Trials and Tribble‐ations”: Finding the Bomb
“Trials and Tribble‐ations”: Finding the Bomb
“Trials and Tribble‐ations”: The Big Goodbye
“Trials and Tribble‐ations”: The Big Goodbye
“Trials and Tribble‐ations”: Tribble Infestation
“Trials and Tribble‐ations”: Tribble Infestation
“What You Leave Behind”: Last Frolic / Promises / Moving Out
“What You Leave Behind”: Last Frolic / Promises / Moving Out
“What You Leave Behind”: Loop de Loop / Casualities of War / Colm Fesses Up
“What You Leave Behind”: Loop de Loop / Casualities of War / Colm Fesses Up
“What You Leave Behind”: Saved! / Turncoats / Ms. Mojo
“What You Leave Behind”: Saved! / Turncoats / Ms. Mojo
“What You Leave Behind”: Revenge / El Mondo Visualo / Damar Buys the Farm / Into the Fray
“What You Leave Behind”: Revenge / El Mondo Visualo / Damar Buys the Farm / Into the Fray
“What You Leave Behind”: Death / Treaty / Mojo Yojo
“What You Leave Behind”: Death / Treaty / Mojo Yojo
“What You Leave Behind”: Final Battle / Trapped
“What You Leave Behind”: Final Battle / Trapped
“What You Leave Behind”: Finality / The Way You Look Tonight
“What You Leave Behind”: Finality / The Way You Look Tonight
“What You Leave Behind”: Goodbyes / Lookin’ Good
“What You Leave Behind”: Goodbyes / Lookin’ Good
“What You Leave Behind”: Farewell / Dennis Speaks!
“What You Leave Behind”: Farewell / Dennis Speaks!

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Star Trek: Deep Space Nine Main Theme for Solo Piano (After 3:00am at Quark’s mix)
Dennis McCarthy

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826924123928 is a Universal Product Code (UPC) assigned to Star Trek: Deep Space Nine Collection: Original Television Soundtrack by Dennis McCarthy, Jay Chattaway, David Bell, Paul Baillargeon, John Debney, Richard Bellis, Gregory Smith. UPCs (also called EAN barcodes) are unique numeric identifiers assigned by distributors to identify music releases — albums, EPs, and singles — across all digital and physical retail platforms.

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