Lost In Space (Ep2) super TV soundtrack suite - Hans J. Salter...

Highlights from the 1960s TV series Lost In Space, season 1 episode 2 "The Derelict" scored by Hans J. Salter, Herman Stein & Richard LaSalle, with main & end titles scored by John(ny) Williams. Enjoy this super TV soundtrack suite!
Please note all rights to the music belong to the licensed copyright owner(s).
0:00 Main Title (Season 1)
0:58 Derelict Title
1:38 Frontal Robotomy
2:03 Family
2:58 The Comet Cometh
3:59 John And Maureen
5:02 The Treatment
5:46 Swallowed
9:14 Bubble Monster
10:52 Lift Off
12:15 End Title (Season 1)
More about...
- the TV series: www.imdb.com/title/tt0058824/
- the soundtrack: www.soundtrackcollector.com/t...
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• Lost In Space music
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• John Williams
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[@Rocket-hb6jh]

That piece "Family" brings me to tears every time I hear it.

[@quarreljunior1748]

really like the 'swallowed' cue especially 8:01 when the jupiter 2 gets pulled into the alien ship--classic! i think this music was used again in the season 3 episode where they land on 1950s earth and professor robinson threatens to laser the townspeople if they don't let the jupiter 2 lift off.

[@miguelcornejo761]

John Williams en su estado puro, grande maestro....

[@LarryLeeMoniz]

Fantastic compilation of wonderful music. This episode was so different from any other episode in the series. It introduced some very different tracks by a multitude of great composers. Lost In Space really does have some of the very best music in series television, period! Thanks so much for posting this great score!

[@TheMikeJr2001]

Love it!!!

[@schladmingman]

I like the exotic, plaintive bassoon solo at the top of the "Derelict Title" cue. The "Family" cue has to be one of the sweetest melodies in all of TV or film scoring. Too bad the "John and Maureen" cue wasn't used more than this. The show took a different direction. "Swallowed" makes excellent use of electronic organ for eeriness. The low trombone glissandi of "Bubble Monster" are heard often on other episodes -- usually when Dawson Palmer is chasing someone! In "Liftoff," we hear almost a British recessional, very regal.

[@miltonabbiati7598]

🙂👍🏻

[@josecorozal8356]

Music by John Williams

[@fromthesidelines]

Assorted composers were responsible for this episode, including Richard LsSalle, Herman Stein and Hans Salter.

[@drcrumpler]

I'm having trouble finding episode 4 There Were Giants in the Earth. Is it out there somewhere?

[@nunyabizness6595]

It's never been on here. I know some of the music in the episode was from composer Bernard Herrman and not specifically for the episode so there may be a legal issue going on.

[@drcrumpler]

@@nunyabizness6595 guess it's a case of being glad for what I have instead of what I haven't. Good call.