"Star Trek" theme composer Alexander Courage dies

[Stelok]

http://news.yahoo.com/s/ap/20080529/ap_on_re_us/obit_courage;_ylt=Aj.aLe2z5a6Q78u6bMrcGS 9H2ocA

May he rest in peace.

Would it have been good as well if Alexander Courage ever composed on an anime?

I always have imagined the lyrics and music in the opening and ending credits of many anime would be better than those in the American TV series.

[Bradster]

Guess they'll have some pretty dramatic music at the wake.

/tactless

The TOS score was a little over-the-top at times, but that was probably part of its charm.

[Doc]

:(

TOS is one of my favorite television programs. R.I.P.

[Ikari Warrior]

I'm sure he and Jerry Goldsmith are having a nice conversation (or argument, lol) about whose music is better.

RIP man, you brought forth a legendary tune.

[Caster13]

I can't imagine how Trekkies are reacting from this.

[CrossboneGundam]

Would it have been good as well if Alexander Courage ever composed on an anime?

I always have imagined the lyrics and music in the opening and ending credits of many anime would be better than those in the American TV series.

I take it you haven't heard the Star Trek theme song.

[Anamin]

^WIN :lol:

[GreatNekoKoneko]

I take it you haven't heard the Star Trek theme song.

...if i remember clearly, Stelok is deaf.

[Stelok]

...if i remember clearly, Stelok is deaf.

Yes, that is correct.

If Crossbone-chan means "hear" as to be aware or to learn, then I already have heard/learned about the Star Trek theme song

If he means it as "the ability to perceive/receive sounds", then I haven't heard of the song because I couldn't and can't hear.

[Anamin]

Just for the record, there are no words to the Star Trek theme, just sort of howling.