Year of release 2016

Songs 23

Album time 01:11:22

Genre list Theatre/Soundtrack

1
Franklin, My Dear
 
2:52
2
Transporting Good Time
 
3:45
3
Krall Work And No Play
 
0:38
4
A Lesson In Vulcan Mineralogy
 
5:19
5
The Cost Of Abronath
 
2:36
6
MotorCycles Of Relief
 
3:19
7
Mocking Jaylah
 
3:28
8
Jaylah House Rock
 
3:19
9
Bright Lights Big Velocity (Part 1)
 
0:59
10
Bright Lights Big Velocity (Part 2)
 
3:00
11
Spock Speaks Hive
 
3:12
12
Crash Decisions
 
3:17
13
Krall-Y Krall-Y Oxen Free
 
4:24
14
Shutdown Happens
 
4:37
15
The Root Of Krall Evil
 
1:33
16
Cater-Krall In Zero G
 
2:19
17
The Dreaded Rear Admiral
 
2:04
18
Par-Tay For The Course
 
2:47
19
Space, The Final Frontier Main On Ends
 
2:43
20
Jaylah’s Theme
 
2:37
21
Yorktown Theme
 
4:34
22
Star Trek Main Theme
 
3:46
23
Krall Things Being Equal
 
4:25

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