The Audition Trail: The Complete History of the Hollywood Soundtrack by J.J. Abrams

The soundtrack to Star Wars: Episode VII, which is scheduled to hit theaters in 2019, has been a source of endless debate.

And fans have taken to social media to debate the merits of the new movie, which takes place in a new universe where the main characters have different motivations for joining the Rebel Alliance.

Some have argued that the new film is the perfect fit for Star Wars, while others have claimed that the film is not the same as the original 1977 original.

Now, we have the definitive answer to the question that fans have been asking.

The official website of Abrams Soundtracks confirms that the soundtracks for both Star Wars and the Star Trek movies are set in the same universe, but they don’t sound exactly alike.

Abrams’ official website states that the sounds used in the Star Wars trilogy are “from the worlds of Star Trek,” which means the sounds for both films are from a completely different time period, a fact that has been widely debated on social media.

The Star Trek soundtracks are a blend of Star Wars sounds, and the new Star Wars soundtracks sound a lot like Star Trek’s soundtracks.

However, the new soundtracks do not sound exactly like the original Star Trek soundtrack, and they have an added layer of sonic complexity.

For example, there are more instruments, more synths, more guitar and percussion, and more instruments in the new versions.

Abrams Soundworks also said that the two soundtracks were developed independently, and that “each track was developed independently and independently influenced by the other,” according to EW.

In fact, the Star-Trek soundtracks aren’t the only ones that are influenced by Star Trek, as Star Wars is also a part of Abrams’ other works, like the new Jurassic Park movie.

Abrams has said that his films are not all his own, and he’s also said he wanted to explore more themes in his films, like human emotions and love.

The new Star Trek films also feature some of the most recognizable characters in the universe, like Spock and Quark, who were originally conceived by Gene Roddenberry and Peter Mayhew.

However the new films do not feature all the characters that originally appeared in the original film, as Abrams has not mentioned that many characters from the original films are returning.

Some fans have also been upset that the original trilogy was not made available in digital format on Blu-ray, and some believe the lack of a digital version of the films might have helped to inspire the new trilogy.

Abrams also mentioned that he had not been able to fully explain the plot of the film to the Star Citizen community, so there are a lot of unanswered questions about the new feature.

However fans have said that they were excited about the trailer, which features the new characters.

The trailer shows a lot more of the Star Treks characters, including Quark and Spock, who are playing the role of a young, new recruit in the Rebel Fleet.

However there is no mention of the original characters in any of the scenes, and fans are hoping that the trailer will bring back some of them.

There are also rumors that the characters are actually being replaced, so they may have been replaced with more familiar characters.

Abrams said that it’s not the case, and said that “the characters and the worlds have been created and re-imagined,” according the StarTrek.com website.

It’s possible that the actors in the trailer are just a placeholder, but there is some speculation that some of those actors might actually be reprising their roles from the old trilogy.

The latest trailer also includes some new scenes, including a scene in which a rebel pilot is shown firing a blaster on a Klingon ship, which could indicate that the Klingons are returning in the future.

However some fans have expressed that they are concerned that the ship could be seen as a reference to the original Klingon ships from Star Trek.

It has also been reported that the crew on the new Klingon ship is not named after the original ship, but rather, it is named after a character from the Star Fleet, which was destroyed in the first film.