Terrific Music for a STAR WARS Party
I recently used this CD as the primary music played during a Star Wars Themed Birthday party for my 7 year old (age could have been 17 or 70...this CD will still be equally enjoyed). We played it continuously during Jedi Knight/Princess Leia obstacle course, Pod races, Capture the planet of Naboo, and Balloon Light Saber Battles. It is my all around favorite and certainly worth the price! Highly Recommend.

Dance
Love the Star Wars themes, music....and in 1977 danceable was good and it still is, LOL

memories
i was 10 years old when star wars was released in theatres. and knowing that i was a big afan, my mother bought me this album. i loved it. it was the best album i ever had. and youknow what? i still have it! 30 freaking years and it still sounds great! i didn't hear it for many years because my record players had all broken. then, about three years ago, my mother found a brand new record player at a local k-mart store and star wars was the first album we all played. when we (my frienxs, sister and i) were kids, we used to act out the various scenes from the movie as the music played--just by hearing the sound effects on the record. any self respecting star wars fan should have this album or cd in their collection. it's really fun and danceable. even if you're younger than we were (i'm now 40), you will still enjoy this music.

Entertaining
This CD definitely catches the era of Star Wars and victory which can also relate to human history. The music of Star Wars has been always popular.

A guilty pleasure
And pleasure it is. I grew up listening to this. The Williams soundtrack, of course, is beyond reproach - but this here, this isn't a parody, or even a ripoff, it's so well written, and so well executed I can only describe it as homage. It covers all the relevant parts of the flick itself, and tells a little story! I thought this was lost to the ages, kudos to hip-o for bringing this slice of 70's goodness back to our ears =o)

Yeah, it's disco - but it's *good* disco. I actually filed it under "funk," it's so groovalicious.