The 45 RPM STAR TREK Story Records were produced in such quantities that many, many exist in perfect condition still in shrink-wrap! The 33-1/3 RPM LP STAR TREK Story Records are less abundant and are thus more expensive. With the exception of Record #22 and Record #23, most LP's can be found through online auctions for around $12-$25.
Guide to the STAR TREK Story Records
Although there were twenty-three different STAR TREK Story Record packages produced (not counting cassette tape sets and the audio adaptations of the first four movies by Buena Vista Records), there were only eleven different original stories. Seven of these were first produced in 1975 and 1976. Then, with the release of the first STAR TREK Movie in 1979 the last four stories were created, and ...
Guide to the STAR TREK Story Records
In 1975, Peter Pan Industries, long-time maker of records for children since the late 1940's, produced eight STAR TREK Story Records which included 7 different stories. These took the form of packages which included a phonograph record (either a 7 inch 45 rpm, a 12 inch 33-1/3 LP or a 7 inch 33-1/3 mini LP) and often a read along comic book typically 20 pages long.
Star Trek Vault: Read-Along Records
Star Trek Vault: Read-Along Records. By StarTrek.com Staff. Power Records began releasing Star Trek -themed albums in 1975. The first ones were 12-inch, 33 1/3 RPM recordings that featured original Star Trek stories. Power Records also released 7-inch records, in either the 33 1/3 or 45 RPM formats, occasionally accompanied by a related 20-page ...
Peter Pan Records
Only eleven original Star Trek stories were written. However, these were released and re-released over the years in twenty-three different packages, either on 7-inch or 12-inch vinyl albums. The "Book & Record" sets included a read-along comic book-style adaptation of the story or stories on the given recordings. Albums 1-8 were released with ...
On the Star Trek Peter Pan Records of 1975-1976
Everything could be re-released and recombined. In the case of Star Trek, Peter Pan produced eleven original stories over the course of 23 different records. These fall into two periods: 1975-1976, after the animated series had concluded, and 1979, in time for Star Trek: The Motion Picture.
The Star Trek Lit-verse Reading Guide
The complete Lit-verse consists of a continuity web of more than 1100 stories. That is approaching half of all Star Trek fiction ever published. In addition to the majority of the novels which have been released over the past two decades, many older novels have been referenced in this continuity as well. Available to the left are reading lists ...
Star Trek at 50: Ten records that go beyond the final frontier
The story behind Star Trek started with screenwriter Gene Roddenbury who had his eyes on the stars rather than becoming one himself. Even though his fame eventually followed with the popularity of Star Trek, he is also a part of a larger record in which 23 other pioneers were buried in space.
Welcome. This site is a guide to the several original
This site is a guide to the several original STAR TREK Story Records that were produced in the mid to late 1970's. These stories were intended for children, but were engaging tales nonetheless. These stories were intended for children, but were engaging tales nonetheless.
Star Trek Reviewed
"In 1975, Peter Pan Industries, long-time maker of records for children since the late 1940's, produced eight STAR TREK Story Records which included 7 different stories. These took the form of packages which included a phonograph record (either a 7 inch 45 rpm, a 12 inch 33-1/3 LP or a 7 inch 33-1/3 mini LP) and often a read along comic book ...
Peter Pan Records
Peter Pan Records was a company which produced records for children under both the Peter Pan and Power Records labels. The company held licenses for many TV, comic book and film franchises, for which it produced original, full-cast audio dramas for release on vinyl records, primarily in the 1970s. Some stories were accompanied by a read-a-long comic book illustrating the audio drama. Peter Pan ...
STAR TREK Story Records
These are the films I created from the eleven different STAR TREK Story Records sets originally released by Peter Pan Records in the 1970's. These films comb...
STAR TREK Story Records
STAR TREK Story Records - "The Time Stealer". The Enterprise experiences a mysterious time slowdown. Within three light years of the high-density energy field, Kirk stops the ship. When the ship turned around, the effect went away. They detect a ship nearby bearing markings that indicate it is a warship.
Guide to the STAR TREK Story Records
The 45 RPM STAR TREK Story Records were produced in such quantities that many, many exist in perfect condition still in shrink-wrap! The 33-1/3 RPM LP STAR TREK Story Records are less abundant and are thus more expensive. With the exception of Record #22 and Record #23, most LP's can be found through online auctions for around $12-$25.
On the Star Trek Peter Pan Records of 1979
Although Peter Pan Records hadn't produced a Star Trek record in three years, it apparently still had the license to produce them. With the release of Star Trek: ... (The story thus appeared on only two records, the lowest number of releases for any of the eleven stories.) The audio play runs 15:23; no comic-book adaptation was ever produced.
Ultimate Chronological Star Trek Viewing Guide
Introduction. This Star Trek viewing guide will assist you through watching the entire franchise, based not on production dates, but on in-universe story order, all the way from the 21st to the 43rd centuries. As it is a viewing guide and not a rigid chronology, some episodes are shifted to keep things as clear and fun as possible.
Guide to the STAR TREK Story Records
For example, in the Star Trek story "A Mirror for Futility", while Kirk is explaining about the two alien vessels entering the Federation space population, you can hear the horns' five ominous notes playing (in the "POTA" movie, Taylor's fellow astronaut Landon is taken into a cart with other humans after Taylor's discovery of his friend's fate ...
Star Trek Power Records book & record sets
Stardate 5440. For reasons unknown, Sulu is black rather than Asian, Uhura is a blonde, and M'Ress appears to be Orion. Illustrated cover. 7" 45-rpm record and 20-page comic book. Writer: Alan Dean Foster. Artists: Russ Heath, Dick Giordano, Neal Adams. Cover artist: Neal Adams. PR-26 1975. Crier in emptiness.
Buena Vista Records
Buena Vista Records was the "children's story album" division of Walt Disney Productions during the mid-1980s.. Among others, Buena Vista produced "Read-Along" book-and-record and book-and-tape adaptations of the first four Star Trek movies.Each featured a 24-page book with an abridged version of each film's storyline and photos from each movie.The first three book-and-tape sets were also ...
The Crier in Emptiness
The Edoan Elisiar is intended as a reference to Arex from Star Trek: The Animated Series. The author of this story also wrote the novelizations for TAS, and referred to Arex' species as "Edoan". Releases [] This story was released a total of six times during the Peter Pan Records run.
The Robot Masters
This story was released a total of three times during the Peter Pan Records run. It can be found on Records #15, #21, #22. Nitpicks [] Like other later releases in the Peter Pan Records series, the Stardate used does not correspond to the standard format for the dating system. Characters []
Star Trek Story Records
Star Trek Story Records are eleven Star Trek audio dramas released by Peter Pan Records between 1975 and 1979 based upon Star Trek: The Original Series, Star Trek: The Animated Series, and Star Trek: The Motion Picture. These were released and re-released several times, with some including a read-along comic book-style adaptation of the story. None None None None At Least One Meegee - Died ...
Star Trek Story Records Label
Star Trek Story Records Star Trek Story Records. Edit Label ; Add An Image . Label [l912697] Edit Label ; Data Quality Rating: 1 submission pending; Share. Marketplace 6 For Sale. Vinyl and CD Releases. 1 - 1 of 1 . Genre. Show items per page. Status Catalog Number Image Artist Title ( ...
"A Stellar Star Trek Story": Star Trek: Resurgence Review
While the story of Star Trek: Resurgence alone makes it worth playing, the gameplay leaves a little to be desired. With gamplay similar to that found in Telltale games, Resurgence incorporates mini-games throughout the story. Many of these simply require one or two presses of a button, and the game feels like its holding the player's hand a bit as the instructions are often displayed on screen.
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The 45 RPM STAR TREK Story Records were produced in such quantities that many, many exist in perfect condition still in shrink-wrap! The 33-1/3 RPM LP STAR TREK Story Records are less abundant and are thus more expensive. With the exception of Record #22 and Record #23, most LP's can be found through online auctions for around $12-$25.
Although there were twenty-three different STAR TREK Story Record packages produced (not counting cassette tape sets and the audio adaptations of the first four movies by Buena Vista Records), there were only eleven different original stories. Seven of these were first produced in 1975 and 1976. Then, with the release of the first STAR TREK Movie in 1979 the last four stories were created, and ...
In 1975, Peter Pan Industries, long-time maker of records for children since the late 1940's, produced eight STAR TREK Story Records which included 7 different stories. These took the form of packages which included a phonograph record (either a 7 inch 45 rpm, a 12 inch 33-1/3 LP or a 7 inch 33-1/3 mini LP) and often a read along comic book typically 20 pages long.
Star Trek Vault: Read-Along Records. By StarTrek.com Staff. Power Records began releasing Star Trek -themed albums in 1975. The first ones were 12-inch, 33 1/3 RPM recordings that featured original Star Trek stories. Power Records also released 7-inch records, in either the 33 1/3 or 45 RPM formats, occasionally accompanied by a related 20-page ...
Only eleven original Star Trek stories were written. However, these were released and re-released over the years in twenty-three different packages, either on 7-inch or 12-inch vinyl albums. The "Book & Record" sets included a read-along comic book-style adaptation of the story or stories on the given recordings. Albums 1-8 were released with ...
Everything could be re-released and recombined. In the case of Star Trek, Peter Pan produced eleven original stories over the course of 23 different records. These fall into two periods: 1975-1976, after the animated series had concluded, and 1979, in time for Star Trek: The Motion Picture.
The complete Lit-verse consists of a continuity web of more than 1100 stories. That is approaching half of all Star Trek fiction ever published. In addition to the majority of the novels which have been released over the past two decades, many older novels have been referenced in this continuity as well. Available to the left are reading lists ...
The story behind Star Trek started with screenwriter Gene Roddenbury who had his eyes on the stars rather than becoming one himself. Even though his fame eventually followed with the popularity of Star Trek, he is also a part of a larger record in which 23 other pioneers were buried in space.
This site is a guide to the several original STAR TREK Story Records that were produced in the mid to late 1970's. These stories were intended for children, but were engaging tales nonetheless. These stories were intended for children, but were engaging tales nonetheless.
"In 1975, Peter Pan Industries, long-time maker of records for children since the late 1940's, produced eight STAR TREK Story Records which included 7 different stories. These took the form of packages which included a phonograph record (either a 7 inch 45 rpm, a 12 inch 33-1/3 LP or a 7 inch 33-1/3 mini LP) and often a read along comic book ...
Peter Pan Records was a company which produced records for children under both the Peter Pan and Power Records labels. The company held licenses for many TV, comic book and film franchises, for which it produced original, full-cast audio dramas for release on vinyl records, primarily in the 1970s. Some stories were accompanied by a read-a-long comic book illustrating the audio drama. Peter Pan ...
These are the films I created from the eleven different STAR TREK Story Records sets originally released by Peter Pan Records in the 1970's. These films comb...
STAR TREK Story Records - "The Time Stealer". The Enterprise experiences a mysterious time slowdown. Within three light years of the high-density energy field, Kirk stops the ship. When the ship turned around, the effect went away. They detect a ship nearby bearing markings that indicate it is a warship.
The 45 RPM STAR TREK Story Records were produced in such quantities that many, many exist in perfect condition still in shrink-wrap! The 33-1/3 RPM LP STAR TREK Story Records are less abundant and are thus more expensive. With the exception of Record #22 and Record #23, most LP's can be found through online auctions for around $12-$25.
Although Peter Pan Records hadn't produced a Star Trek record in three years, it apparently still had the license to produce them. With the release of Star Trek: ... (The story thus appeared on only two records, the lowest number of releases for any of the eleven stories.) The audio play runs 15:23; no comic-book adaptation was ever produced.
Introduction. This Star Trek viewing guide will assist you through watching the entire franchise, based not on production dates, but on in-universe story order, all the way from the 21st to the 43rd centuries. As it is a viewing guide and not a rigid chronology, some episodes are shifted to keep things as clear and fun as possible.
For example, in the Star Trek story "A Mirror for Futility", while Kirk is explaining about the two alien vessels entering the Federation space population, you can hear the horns' five ominous notes playing (in the "POTA" movie, Taylor's fellow astronaut Landon is taken into a cart with other humans after Taylor's discovery of his friend's fate ...
Stardate 5440. For reasons unknown, Sulu is black rather than Asian, Uhura is a blonde, and M'Ress appears to be Orion. Illustrated cover. 7" 45-rpm record and 20-page comic book. Writer: Alan Dean Foster. Artists: Russ Heath, Dick Giordano, Neal Adams. Cover artist: Neal Adams. PR-26 1975. Crier in emptiness.
Buena Vista Records was the "children's story album" division of Walt Disney Productions during the mid-1980s.. Among others, Buena Vista produced "Read-Along" book-and-record and book-and-tape adaptations of the first four Star Trek movies.Each featured a 24-page book with an abridged version of each film's storyline and photos from each movie.The first three book-and-tape sets were also ...
The Edoan Elisiar is intended as a reference to Arex from Star Trek: The Animated Series. The author of this story also wrote the novelizations for TAS, and referred to Arex' species as "Edoan". Releases [] This story was released a total of six times during the Peter Pan Records run.
This story was released a total of three times during the Peter Pan Records run. It can be found on Records #15, #21, #22. Nitpicks [] Like other later releases in the Peter Pan Records series, the Stardate used does not correspond to the standard format for the dating system. Characters []
Star Trek Story Records are eleven Star Trek audio dramas released by Peter Pan Records between 1975 and 1979 based upon Star Trek: The Original Series, Star Trek: The Animated Series, and Star Trek: The Motion Picture. These were released and re-released several times, with some including a read-along comic book-style adaptation of the story. None None None None At Least One Meegee - Died ...
Star Trek Story Records Star Trek Story Records. Edit Label ; Add An Image . Label [l912697] Edit Label ; Data Quality Rating: 1 submission pending; Share. Marketplace 6 For Sale. Vinyl and CD Releases. 1 - 1 of 1 . Genre. Show items per page. Status Catalog Number Image Artist Title ( ...
While the story of Star Trek: Resurgence alone makes it worth playing, the gameplay leaves a little to be desired. With gamplay similar to that found in Telltale games, Resurgence incorporates mini-games throughout the story. Many of these simply require one or two presses of a button, and the game feels like its holding the player's hand a bit as the instructions are often displayed on screen.