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This soundtrack show episode is dedicated to the memory of my mother, Mary.

Mama miss you every day.

This show is for you.

Ladies and gentlemen, please take your seats. Our show is about to begin.

In 1982, a perfect storm of talent and cultural timing gave us one of the greatest film scores

of all time. This is the soundtrack show.

Welcome back to the soundtrack show. I'm your host, David W. Collins.

And this episode is all about the score to E.T. The Extra Terrestrial, a film from 1982

with a story by Steven Spielberg, written by Melissa Matheson, produced by Kathleen Kennedy,

directed by Spielberg with an Academy Award-winning film score by John Williams.

Much has already been said about this score, considered one of the greatest of all time.

Perfect, operatic film music that accompanies a story about a lost alien,

a suffering boy, and how they found and healed each other.

For many years, I wondered about the universal appeal of this movie.

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