One of the assorted full-episode Babylon 5 soundtracks that Christopher Franke released as the series wound down and wrapped.

The first two albums had essentially consisted of score suites; these had the episode music, with main and end titles included, in running order and with in-episode edits intact.

This is particularly of interest to anyone intending to get involved in film scoring -- the mixing for an episode can be vastly different from the mixing for an album, never mind the choices being made as to the length of a cue.

This particular score is very heavy on the low end, building a lot of suspense, if not a great deal of forward movement.

It makes for interesting listening, certainly, with some oddly spooky moments heard throughout.

A good example -- and for die-hard fans, of course, essential.