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John Williams – Star Wars: The Ultimate Vinyl Collection
2016 · UK, Europe & US · Sony Classical · Box Set Compilation Limited Edition, Vinyl LP Album Reissue, Vinyl LP Album Reissue, Vinyl LP Album Reissue, Vinyl LP Album Reissue, Vinyl LP Album Reissue, Vinyl LP Album Reissue
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Price guide
Estimated market value via Discogs · as of May 28, 2026
- MMint
- $762.20
- NMNear Mint
- $681.97
- VG+Very Good Plus
- $521.50
- VGVery Good
- $361.04
- G+Good Plus
- $200.58
- GGood
- $120.35
- FFair
- $80.23
- PPoor
- $40.12
11 copies listed on Discogs from $463.95.
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Pressing identification
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- Barcode
- 0888750874511
Specifications
- Artist
- John Williams
- Genre
- Classical, Stage & Screen
- Style
- Soundtrack, Score
- Year
- 2016
- Label
- Sony Classical
- Catalog number
- 88875087451
- Country
- UK, Europe & US
- Barcode
- 0888750874511
Tracklist
- Star Wars Episode I: The Phantom Menace
- 1-A1Star Wars Main Title And The Arrival At Naboo
- 1-A2Duel Of The Fates
- 1-A3Anakin's Theme
- 1-A4Jar Jar's Introduction And The Swim To Otoh Gunga
- 1-A5The Sith Spacecraft And The Droid Battle
- 1-B1The Trip To The Naboo Temple And The Audience With Boss Nass
- 1-B2The Arrival At Tatooine And The Flag Parade
- 1-B3He Is The Chosen One
- 1-B4Anakin Defeats Sebulba
- 1-B5Passage Through The Planet Core
- 1-C1Watto's Deal And Kids At Play
- 1-C2Panaka And The Queen's Protectors
- 1-C3Queen Amidala And The Naboo Palace
- 1-C4The Droid Invasion And The Appearance Of Darth Maul
- 1-D1Qui-Gon's Noble End
- 1-D2The High Council Meeting And Qui-Gon's Funeral
- 1-D3Augie's Great Municipal Band And End Credits
- Star Wars Episode II: Attack Of The Clones
- 2-A1Star Wars Main Title And Ambush On Coruscant
- 2-A2Across The Stars (Love Theme From Star Wars: Episode II)
- 2-A3Zam The Assassin And The Chase Through Coruscant
- 2-B1Yoda And The Younglings
- 2-B2Departing Coruscant
- 2-B3Anakin And Padmé
- 2-B4Jango's Escape
- 2-B5The Meadow Picnic
- 2-C1Bounty Hunter's Pursuit
- 2-C2Return To Tatooine
- 2-C3The Tusken Camp And The Homestead
- 2-D1Love Pledge And The Arena
- 2-D2Confrontation With Count Dooku And Finale
- Star Wars Episode III: Revenge Of The Sith
- 3-A1Star Wars And The Revenge Of The Sith
- 3-A2Anakin's Dream
- 3-A3Battle Of The Heroes
- 3-B1Anakin's Betrayal
- 3-B2General Grievous
- 3-B3Palpatine's Teachings
- 3-B4Grievous And The Droids
- 3-C1Padmé's Ruminations
- 3-C2Anakin Vs Obi-Wan
- 3-C3Anakin's Dark Deeds
- 3-C4Enter Lord Vader
- 3-C5The Immolation Scene
- 3-D1Grievous Speaks To Lord Sidious
- 3-D2The Birth of the Twins and Padme's Destiny - Medley
- 3-D3A New Hope And End Credits
- Star Wars Episode IV: A New Hope
- 4-A1Main Title
- 4-A2Imperial Attack
- 4-A3Princess Leia's Theme
- 4-A4The Desert And The Robot Auction
- 4-B1Ben's Death and TIE Fighter Attack
- 4-B2The Little People Work
- 4-B3Rescue Of The Princess
- 4-B4Inner City
- 4-B5Cantina Band
- 4-C1The Land Of The Sandpeople
- 4-C2Mouse Robot And Blasting Off
- 4-C3The Return Home
- 4-C4The Walls Converge
- 4-C5The Princess Appears
- 4-D1The Last Battle
- 4-D2The Throne Room And End Title
- Star Wars Episode V: The Empire Strikes Back
- 5-A1Star Wars (Main Theme)
- 5-A2Yoda's Theme
- 5-A3The Training Of A Jedi Knight
- 5-A4The Heroics Of Luke And Han
- 5-B1The Imperial March (Darth Vader's Theme)
- 5-B2Departure Of Boba Fett
- 5-B3Han Solo And The Princess
- 5-B4Hyperspace
- 5-B5The Battle In The Snow
- 5-C1The Asteroid Field
- 5-C2The City In The Clouds
- 5-C3Rebels At Bay
- 5-C4Yoda And The Force
- 5-D1The Duel
- 5-D2The Magic Tree
- 5-D3Lando's Palace
- 5-D4Finale
- Star Wars Episode VI: Return Of The Jedi
- 6-A1Main Title (The Story Continues)
- 6-A2Into The Trap
- 6-A3Luke And Leia
- 6-A4Parade Of The Ewoks
- 6-A5Han Solo Returns (At The Court Of Jabba The Hutt)
- 6-A6Lapti Nek (Jabba's Palace Band)
- 6-B1The Forest Battle
- 6-B2Rebel Briefing
- 6-B3The Emperor
- 6-B4The Return Of The Jedi
- 6-B5Ewok Celebration And Finale
- Composed By, Conductor
- John Williams
About this record
This 2016 UK, Europe & US pressing of Star Wars: The Ultimate Vinyl Collection stands out for including the first vinyl pressings of Attack of the Clones and Revenge of the Sith. Packaged in deluxe gatefold sleeves with original artwork replicas, the set is presented in a black soft-touch laminated slipcase embossed with a silver foil Star Wars logo.
The audio transfer was done from the original LP masters at resolutions up to 192kHz/24bit, pressed on heavy 180g vinyl, ensuring audiophile quality for collectors.
What drives its value
The price spread for this Sony Classical box set ranges from 762.20 USD for a Mint copy down to 40.12 USD in Poor condition, showing a significant value difference based on condition. The lowest current market price is 463.95 USD with 11 copies for sale, indicating moderate availability.
With 1901 collectors owning it and 1819 wanting it, demand is nearly equal to supply, reflecting strong interest. Being a 2016 reissue with the inclusion of previously unpressed soundtracks on vinyl enhances its position among Star Wars vinyl releases, raising its value compared to earlier or partial editions.
How to appraise this pressing
To verify this exact pressing, look for the Sony Classical label with catalogue number 88875087451. The set is a box containing six LPs, each housed in deluxe gatefold sleeves replicating original artwork.
Confirm the presence of the black slipcase with embossed hot silver foil Star Wars logo and the included digital download card. The audio quality is identifiable by the 180g vinyl weight and the high-resolution mastering from original LP masters at 192kHz/24bit.
Condition grades impact value considerably, with Mint condition fetching 762.20 USD and VG condition around 361.04 USD according to the price guide.
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Release notes
Star Wars: The Ultimate Vinyl Collection includes each of the six film soundtracks – from Star Wars: Episode I - The Phantom Menace to Star Wars: Episode VI - Return of the Jedi – in deluxe gatefold sleeves faithfully replicating the original artwork. Audio was transferred from the original LP masters using the highest resolution (up to 192kHz/24bit) and pressed with heavy 180g vinyl. The LPs are presented in a black, soft-touch laminated slipcase with an embossed, hot silver foil Star Wars logo, which includes a digital download card for one complete box set (all six soundtracks).
This box set contains the first vinyl pressings of Attack of the Clones and Revenge of the Sith.
Notes sourced from the Discogs database.
Frequently asked
How can I identify this specific 2016 box set pressing?
Check for the Sony Classical label with catalogue number 88875087451, the deluxe gatefold sleeves replicating original artwork, and the black slipcase with embossed silver foil Star Wars logo. The inclusion of six LPs pressed on 180g vinyl mastered at 192kHz/24bit also confirms this pressing.
What is a VG+ copy of this box set worth?
According to the price guide, a VG+ copy is valued at 521.50 USD, reflecting a strong price point for collectors seeking well-maintained copies.
Does this release include any soundtracks making it unique?
Yes, this box set contains the first vinyl pressings of Attack of the Clones and Revenge of the Sith, making it unique compared to earlier editions that lacked these soundtracks on vinyl.
How many copies are currently for sale, and what is the lowest price?
There are 11 copies for sale with the lowest price listed at 463.95 USD, showing moderate availability in the market.
What is the demand level for this set among collectors?
The community data shows 1901 collectors have this box set, and 1819 want it, indicating very high demand nearly matching current ownership.