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freshest streaming service. Ladies and gentlemen, please take your seats. Our show is about to begin. The Oh, Welcome back to the soundtrack show. I'm your host David W Collins and this is the first film

commentary that I'll be doing for this podcast.

I'll start off the film with a little bit of audio for you to sync up at home, and then

it'll be just like we're watching the film, commenting on the music, and just hanging

in the living room.

But just so we don't interrupt our sync with the movie once it begins,

we'll start with a quick commercial break.

Be right back.

Grab some popcorn and a beverage, relax, and get ready to talk about Star Wars episode

four, a new hope in 5, 4, 3, 2, 1. So of course that's the 20th century Fox fanfare written by Alfred Newman in

1933 that low fidelity recording and now we have this great moment of silence

before bam the Star Wars logo hits us.

You know, I remember the original Star Wars having the logo almost be bigger than the screen,

that the logo was so overwhelming that you ended up almost inside it, you know, as if the screen couldn't contain Star Wars.

And I'll be curious to know if you remember that as well.

But nowadays, and this is by the way the digital version of a new hope that we're watching off of iTunes, which is similar to the Blu-ray.

Someone on Twitter asked me that, you know, what version are we going to be watching?

And that's an important

question with Star Wars but this is the one that's the most widely available.

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