I binge watched all 4 seasons recently. Every time I saw “skip intro” pop up: NOPE 😂 I was annoyed that they changed it for season 3 and 4. It was perfect the way it was.
@@ocirontariocryptidinvestig8010 it’s basically repeating itself with Discovery, people forgetting that even TNG took a couple seasons to find its footing and get really good
@@CommanderMouse72 man sci fi fans killed sci fi for nearly a decade its only now starting to recover with shows like the expanse. same thing happened with star gate Universe.
To me, this is a great tribute to all the people, named and unnamed who have, are, and will contribute to Humanity's ultimate hope and goal, to improve ourselves and to grow.
@@dominicweaver4905 That is the primitive ultimate instinct goal. It doesn't make humanity any different from a virus that exists to reproduce itselft and consume others. Only aspiring to be better than we are makes all the difference, we do not have to aspire to reproduce just for the sake of satisfying social standards or a primitive biological need, that is at the level of a brain dead animal, we must uphold the best humanity has to offer. Our moral and ethical standards for example are much more valuable than having 3 babies a day, it's the essence to our civilization, otherwhise what good is reproduction if we let primitive instincts take over and kill one another for food like we did millions of years ago...
@@adridell oh i couldn't be bothered go read it all. All we do is act on primitive instincts everyday. Make sure we don't die. Make sure others don't die. Do well in life show off for sexual attraction. All of our desires and emotions are from evolution which you could call primitive.
I remember playing in the violin section on the recordings of the main title and first two episodes at Paramount Studios, 9/10,9/11, 2001. The Conductor, Dennis McCarthy, at the end of first day said” okay I’ll see you all back tomorrow.” The next morning,9/11,we woke up to planes hitting the World Trade Centers. In shock and trying to comprehend what was happening, I drove to Paramount along almost deserted freeways. The head of the Star Trek franchise, Rick Berman, came up to the conductors podium and said if you needed to leave you could go. Every single musician stayed and recorded the music and finished the job. Finally in 2005, they ended the Star Trek Franchise and closed the Paramount scoring stage. 1987-2005. Recorded every Star Trek tv show. Great times.Great Composers. Great Musicians.❤️🎻☕️🙏
thank you for your service. Star Trek is not very well-known in Europe or even in today's popular culture, and it's a shame. It may be the greatest franchise ever - in terms of promoting human excellence over a broad spectrum in the pursuit of upholding what makes us human: the connections we ought to develop with each other. Each person that took part in the unfolding of this vision should feel very proud for what they have contributed. Faith of the heart is a song that every teenager should listen to.
The original theme in S1 + 2 was perfect. This was the first time humanity was really getting into space. This needed more of a first time, human-like touch with lyrics. Every Star Trek that doesn't have lyrics in the intro is beautiful, and majestic. The soft rock element of this really just adds to what Enterprise really was. I love to sing, and I love to sing this song. It's moving to me. Each Star Trek theme has something special, it's really hits my emotions. I'm glad for the difference this had brought. I'm so glad that Star Trek series have been made, and made again. I am grateful for the opportunity to have these series in my life, and I'm glad to be able to say I'm a fan them. Of course to each their own. I can not make anyone like this, or any other Star Trek series. But that's fine. That's just how we are as humans. To anyone who has read this; have a good day. I hope you can be humble towards those you meet, and that each of us learns more by each growing day.
I agree. The last couple seasons really picked up the pace and the cast grew together to make it far more believable. I think all Star Treks were like that to some extent. This really needed another season at the minimum.
Actualy i think the Enterprise ended well, Federation forming up, Riker holodeck interviews of history, it was good and show ended before it started to be cringe, they already started to copy previous ideas from other Star Trek episodes with Mirror Darkly being the most copy paste tragic reedition of old screenplays. It`s good that they ended it before they copied too much. Idea was great even if it`s agains many known Star Trek Lore facts. Characters were interesting, stories were nice, opening is still catching eye and ear. Not as good as TNG, not that feminist as Voyager, not that anti rascist as DS9, perfectly balanced show.
I will never hate this intro song. This intro shows the evolution of humanity. From water to space. From sailing ships to the oceans in the 18th century. The airplane in the air by Orville and Wilbur Wright. Apollo 11 on the moon. The International Space Station in orbit around Earth today. First contact with other life forms from other planets on April 5, 2063. The Enterprise NX 01, a faster-than-light ship, in space in the year 2151.
I don't get why this got so much hate. Its a great song, it sums the development of humanity over the years of going from sea to sky to space. I find it very uplifting, especially when it shows all the advances being made. Its also aimed at Vulcans, as they state they don't feel humans are ready to join the interstellar community, but its about Archer and his crew having the faith in themselves to ignore them and strive to be better, explore and learn
i Believe honestly the disdain comes from some writers who obviously took advantage of the power of communication by fanning the flames. Yet with social media, they were able to fan them even more for those bothered by both songs to catch the staunch criticizers wave and the small percentage who never gave the show approval from the start .. a percentage out of millions of supporters STAR TREK: ENT globally. The voice of complainers only sound loud because the room for haters was akin to the Void in STAR TREK: VOY. Diane Warren like Rihanna must be that fan of Star Trek so for her contribution, I support both theme songs with no comparisons to pick one over the other.
It was hated when it first came out because until that point every Star Trek series essentially had a similar lyric-free instrumental theme. The Next generation and Voyager themes in particular sort of set, the tone for what people were expecting. Even the Deep Space 9 theme was polarizing when it came out, and it’s much closer to the other two theme songs than this. This song felt like something out of a Hollywood blockbuster like Aerosmith’s song in Armageddon, so the existing Fanbase was disgusted, because it broke so many existing conventions. (fun fact; Diane Warren, who wrote this song also wrote that Aerosmith song, so…….yeah.) 20 years later, I think some people still detest it, but other people have kind of reevaluated it, and it now has its own kind of ironic following among the Trek fanbase.
@@kevinwood5317It’s certainly a departure however, when it came out, I argued that “Enterprise” was set closer to our contemporary eras, so it would feature a more contemporary song.
Listening to this as Crew Dragon is about to launch. Christ, we've never been this close... a new Space Age, and finally reaching for the stars. It's unbelievable. Roddenberry was right.
@@EvrainBrandigan You gotta remember that between today and the events of Star Trek there was a canonical WW3 that almost destroyed Humanity. After that Humans vowed to never let Humanity destroy eachother and came togheter as one. That was what ultimately permitted Humanity to advance technology so fast. Let us hope that it doesn't take such drastic events to make us come togheter.
Enterprise was my first star trek; consequently i never really had a problem with the intro music having lyrics, and I'm glad that people have largely come around to it for the most part, even if ironically.
Y'know, it's amazing how the Star Trek series spins back in on itself. The Space shuttle Enterprise was actually named by a hundred Trekkies who wanted it to be named after the NCC-1701 Enterprise and did not know that the shuttle wouldn't actually go to space in real life. Now we actually see the Star Trek franchise spin back on that result of fandom and reference it. Mind Buh-lown
OV-101 (Enterprise) was still huge leap forward. Some of the early Apollo missions started out as mostly boilerplate. You dont run a marathon until you learn how to crawl and then walk up right.
I love this intro! I don't get the hate; it perfectly incapsulates everything that star trek is about (discovery, science, curiosity and human nature) and also has a really nice, catchy feel to it. On top of that it is easily the most original of the opening credits.
I will never understand why this theme received so much scorn from fans. I think it fits perfectly with the visuals, and it really speaks to Roddenberry's hopeful future for humanity. Plus, I just plain like it. It could've been worse - what if they picked yet another dull orchestral, or (shudder!) a pop tune by Michael Bolton...
TheOneWithNoFNnick It's more than that. I've seen people argue that the song is about faith, so it's therefore a hymn and religion has no place in Star Trek. Some people just don't think before letting the shit dribble out of their skulls. I agree with Sean Wilkinson, this song perfectly fits the concept and visuals of the opening credits.
I guess I can see that about 'faith', but until reading that in the comments here, I never made the connection with religion. I just took it as choosing to believe that we can be better than we've been, that we can be what we are in the Next Generation timeline.
This is like a visual timeline in what humanity has accomplished and it may not be accurate after the ISS but it's so cool. Next after the ISS as of 2017 is the Orion X program or something like that and the goal of that is to go beyond the borders of our solar system.
I have always loved it. Especially the video. Showed us taking small steps, the Lateen, the Enterprize, OV-101, First Contact. "The Human adventure is just beginning." But, what I wanted to ask, what changed your mind? Did you grow on you? It is pretty catch after you've seen a few episodes. Very fitting!
"I can reach any star." This is literally the anthem of Starfleet. I don't get how anyone can hate this theme or think it has anything to do with religion. It's what the show was about: humanity's immeasurable potential to grow, and their indomitable spirit. Like the ship and crew of the NX-01, they humanity will take it's licks, get battered and bruised and yes, even limp home from time to time in pieces, but we'll always come back. Roddenberry'd vision of humanity in a nutshell. "Ain't no one gonna bend or break me." This theme rocked. Sigh... then they added the guitars...
Wait, people think this is about religion? Faith isn't exclusive to religion. We can have faith in ourselves, in humanity, in Star Trek. I've never gotten the vibe this song has anything to do with religion and everything to do with expanding our horizons and exploring the unknown.
It does have to do with religion. A lot of people seem to be under this delusion, perhaps because they only watched TNG, that the future of Star Trek is atheist and anti-religion. Kirk was a Christian. He ends Star Trek 3 by rejecting the utilitarian Vulcan message that Spock gave at the end of Wrath of Khan, by asserting the value of the human soul. DS9 was very respectful towards religion with many characters from Worf to Sisko having their own thoughts on it. Theres nothing wrong with a religious connotation to the song. And I say that as someone who isn't religious. If you want the real Star Trek message it should be about getting along instead of getting grossed out by someone having a faith you don't share.
I always loved that they used the rollout footage of the Space Shuttle Enterprise at 0:37, because Gene Roddenberry and the cast of The Original Series were invited to that Enterprise rollout event. Would have been funny if they had slipped a photo of the TOS cast (in 70's outfits) and Enterprise in to the opening credits here.
This is HANDS DOWN the best version of the intro song. S3/4 is too upbeat and the stuff you can find on Spotify has just TOO much orchestra. It is definitely the best mix of them all.
Just heard this after years of not hearing it. Took me right back! I even have a locket from a family member who passed away with the etching of “I’ve go faith if the heart” in it.
Might not have been old enough to say I saw the popular Star Treks air but I was around for this one. I loved it being a little kid it got me into star trek.
Same. This song was the first thing I ever knew of Star Trek. Enterprise was often on when I got home from high school and one day I decided to actually watch it. Coming into this without any kind of continuity or reference, it was a pretty good series.
Hands down the greatest Star Trek info of them all! Showing the progress of mankind to push the bounderies of technology and its reach for the stars. It is the very essence of Star Trek. Roddenberry would have loved it!
Fantastic series. I am into the 4th season now. Such a shame it is so short! Acting is top notch all around. I can't say there is one episode I've disliked. Loved theme song but didn't like it as much when they changed it. Listening to original much nicer!
listening to this for the first time in quite a while brought back so many memories of watching Enterprise. The NX01 stands proud in my official starships collection
It's crazy. I'm 27 so ENT was the first ST I actually remember. It is nostalgic. I was on my last 2 years of high school and here in Brazil ENT aired on Friday. If I close my eyes I can still remember having pizza and chocolate cake for dessert while watching the show with my parents. Been what ? Ten years and it feels like it was yesterday. I wonder if 10, 20 years from now I'll be saying this about some (not STD, never happened) spin-off. I dont know, but this trip down memory lane got me a bit teary.
I grew up with this series as a kid and loved it and the soundtrack then and I still love it now, always found this to be the most inspirational song and opening honestly because it’s so grounded in comparison to the others.
I prefer the original. something about it being 'slower' gives it more a more 'stately' feel to the build-up through the images. The remix a few seasons later just sounds too much of a head-bopping remix.
So agree!!! I had not seen the series for a while then looked to binge watch and that updated opening music was terrible...I had to go find the original to get the bad taste out of my mouth...that first two years openening was one of the best openings of any show ever...thank all that's holy I found it!!!
Aside from anything else, by Trek and TNG, the Federation were an established militarised force, stomping across the galaxy spreading the good word. Enterprise is about a group of people running before they can walk, getting into trouble and getting out of it on their own with whatever resources they have. And "Faith of the Heart" really matches that frontier spirit for me.
One thing I liked about enterprise is that because the NX-01 (that shows enterprise) was such an early ship they really made it feel like a submarine. Lots of switches and lights and metal and mesh walkways. Vs the TNG enterprise that looked like a Convention center at the Ramada inn.
I have TREMENDOUS love for the Star Trek tV shows dating all the way back to the original, which will always be my favorite. When this series came out, I thought "ohhhh this intro is different...okay, change is cool." It almost feels like an homage to all the other Star Trek in terms of what they represent...exploration of other worlds / believing in the world beyond the stars. Although I only like the first two seasons of this show, I can definitely appreciate what the show tried to do at the time (2001). Shows are usually a reflection of what's happening in the world at that time and if I'm not mistaken, the show aired literally right when 911 hit...so people were looking for something hopeful. The intro is a direct reflection of that hopefulness.
My mom watched this show every week when it was on tv...I didn't watch Enterprise until 2018...but I knew the entire opening well over a decade prior...that's how much of a banger this theme was 😂
I'm not really sure how to rank 'em personally. PROBABLY Deep Space 9 is my least favorite, although I might enjoy it more if I watch it again. I GUESS Next Generation is #1, and Voyager and Enterprise maybe 2 and 3, but I love them all a lot.
There are a few episodes here and there that was good but season 1-3 was utter boredom and the Xindi War was a cheep attempt to mimic the success of the Dominion War. Sorry it did not last long enough as Season 4 was finally Star Trek!!! There was so many things going on planned for Season 5 such as Shran becomes a regular, first visit to the cloud City, the first Starbase erected in the Berengarian system and the prelude to the Romulan War which would have been a 2 season arc until the final season of the show did go beyond 4 season.
3's my least favorite season, and 4 probably my favorite, but I loved all 4 seasons. That stuff you mention for S5 is all real? Sounds seriously awesome. As though I needed more reason to hate that it got cancelled!
wolfpup3 yeah after the shows cancellation, Manny Coto,Andre Bornanis have announced the proposals and Paramount just killed those dreams. Though its business and the ratings was poor they could have stick it out a little longer they could have reap the profit through DVD sales, syndication and global reruns. The series and Voyager sucked and because of two people Rick Berman and Brannon Braga! It only took these two to kill a franchise!
Well I liked Voyager, but I can't wrap my head around the idea that Enterprise's ratings were bad. What the frack were people watching if not Enterprise?!? I can't even think of anything else save Stargate that was remotely as good during that time.
At ~ 1:09 is the OV-165, a near-Earth ship used between our time and Cochran's. At 1:17 is the SS Emmette, used to travel back forth from Earth to the Lunar Colonies during the 2150s. More info is at Memory Alpha.
I never understood the hate for this intro. I guess all those neck beard nerds think that the only type of intro you can have for Star Trek is some uppity boring orchestra. However, Enterprise was about the struggle humanity faced in first reaching the stars and this song and the images were completely appropriate and fitting.
+5150Joker I am speaking as someone only familiar by osmosis and the J.J. Abrams films, but I agree. Correct me if I am wrong, but isn't there a lot of philosophical and religious lessons in Star Trek's dialogue? If so, this is smack bang with the religious angle (just imagine people singing this in church; it is not out of place).
+5150Joker I liked it because it makes clear that this is NOT the same humanity we see in the 23rd century, and sets the tone that these people will be a lot closer to our culture than to what we've seen on other shows. It fits with other little details that, whatever the show's flaws were, its creators paid attention to: things like the obvious influence of Space Shuttle and Apollo module, and submarine interiors on the ship's design, the NASA-inspired uniforms, and even little things like Archer using contemporary expressions and even swearing at people once in a while. Mild swearing so as to not get a totally kid-unfriendly rating, but I actually kinda cheered at his line in that one episode where he flipped out and yells that they have "BUSTED THEIR ASSES" to get where they are. VERY much unlike what we see from Picard, or even Kirk, who had no clue what a "dumbass" or the middle finger was. Archer really got written badly in some episodes ("A Night in Sickbay," gonna pretend that one never existed), but there were times when he did things 24th century humans never would, where I actually preferred his reactions since they are so much more relatable. Unlike a lot of Trek fans who like to claim he was a "bigot" against the Vulcans, I do consider him justified in his anger against them, seeing as they were the ones who made up the Prime Directive BS after having proceeded to interfere in MAJOR ways in both the social and technological development of Earth because their little egos were threatened by us.
+5150Joker If only the show was as GOOD as this intro. Corny as it is, it really gives me the "omg humanity is awesome and we're about to go to spaaaaaaaaace see new things" mood. Too bad the show doesn't deliver.
+5150Joker As someone whose watching TOS, have seen many episodes of TNG, all episodes of Voyager and DS9, workin gmy way through the original movies ( _Seen Motion Picture, Wrath of Khan, Whales r teh Awsum, First Contact and Nemesis_ ), along with JJ's movies.. I think it's unfair to call them neckbearded nerds and unnecessary. I am not a man, nor do I have a neckbeard after all. That being said, I still love this generic opening that doesn't really say Star Trek at all. It's just something about it that I just love.
I don't know why, but my absolute favourite bit is the "timelapse" of the ISS being completed. It's almost like a checklist, you know, now that the ISS is done, we're going to reach the futuristic "shuttle" which might be our SpaceX Starship.
I don't seeany problem with using a song like this to open the series.its lyrics are a tribute and an homage to all those brave souls who tackled an unknown impossible feat and came out victorious sending humankind onto the road to the stars which starfleet eventually became. I've read and seen many naysayers out there saying it was a bad idea to use this song as an opening theme. Good job guys for doing this.
Thank you for uploading this opening with the high-quality it deserves! It's a gift to have access to it. IMHO, the version of theme from seasons 1 & 2 suited the show best. Thanks again!
Best Star Trek opening ever made. I don't care what the self-called "fans" say, Enterprise's opening was simply beautiful, it made Star Trek get out of the era of the Federation, it made us see the pioneers who helped the foundation of this utopia. This opening doesn't honor the Federation, it honors humanity, our own species, with our dreams and achievements to reach them, it is the true opening of Star Trek : look at them ! They are humans ! This opening honors our abilities to do the best of ourselves, making our whole species progress. And that's fcking why it is the best opening for a Star Trek show.
Every time I see this intro, I get goosebumps This to me is the greatest Star Trek into of all time. They honor those that paved the way for humanity to achieve greatness. We can only admire in aw as to how much man can achieve in the decades if not centuries to come. For those who made their vision a reality, I say THANK YOU! Be blessed Rick
1:10 X-33 was cancelled after spending a billion dollars of taxpayer money on it. Years later they figured out how to fix all the flaws in the design that caused it to be cancelled but the damage to the reputation of the ship had already been done and it never made it into construction.
Say what you want, but Enterprise was the only series that really showed exploration, and the only series that showed Humanity outside the Federation collective. It was the most humanized of all, she shines with love for the Fans, they just didn't realize it. I think ENT came in a bad time, it was the beginning of Death of intelligent entertaining.
I know a lot of people thought this intro was out of place, but I actually don't mind it at all. Fits with the theme of progress, with just a bit of cheese. The remix from season 3 however, is dull and lifeless. It's odd. When the show got better, the intro theme got worse. I would have liked to see another season though.
"Through all the chaos that is our history, through all of the pain and suffering, through all of our times, there is one thing that has elevated our species above its origins, and that is our courage."
I love this show , they never should have cancelled it ! I wish they would bring it back ! The final episode didn't do it justice, I don't know what the writers were thinking. They deserved better than that. With lots of love to the cast and crew for an amazing show.❤❤❤
Such a good idea as the intro for the programme, a very different Star Trek and quite inspirational title as showing humans emerging in space travel and the start of what was to become the Federation. If only it had more seasons - season 4 was possibly the best season of any Trek series.
One of my most favourite tv shows ever. It feels like yesterday that I get all excited be cease there will be a new Star Trek show. unbelievable that that's more than 10 years ago! Time to re-watch the show.
Seriously, it took 20 years, but I actually rather like the song now. I used to want to mute or skip it before, but I guess my tastes have expanded over the years. I've been watching season three, and while I prefer the original mix heard here, it's a fine song to me. I actually don't much care for the instrumental for the closing credits. Doesn't have as much feeling to it.
They had the footage, they could have used some audio clips to add to it. "That's one small step for Man" "It's been a long road" "One giant leap for Mankind" "Gettin from there to here" "Houston, we have a problem." "It's been a long time" And so on...
lyrics: It's been a long road, Getting from there to here. It's been a long time, But my time is finally here. And I will see my dream come alive at last. I will touch the sky. And they're not gonna hold me down no more. No they're not gonna change my mind. Cause I've got faith of the heart. I'm going where my heart will take me. I've got faith to believe. I can do anything. I've got strength of the soul. And no one's gonna bend or break me. I can reach any star. I've got faith, I've got faith, Faith of the heart.
Me watching Enterprise then: "Ugh, this intro is the worst."
Me watching Enterprise now: "I'VE GOT FAAAAAAAITH OF THE HEAAAAAART!"
honestly ill never forgive the so called fans that never gave this show a chance when it was on air
Right with you there. I belt this stuff out on rewatches lol.
I binge watched all 4 seasons recently. Every time I saw “skip intro” pop up: NOPE 😂 I was annoyed that they changed it for season 3 and 4. It was perfect the way it was.
@@ocirontariocryptidinvestig8010 it’s basically repeating itself with Discovery, people forgetting that even TNG took a couple seasons to find its footing and get really good
@@CommanderMouse72 man sci fi fans killed sci fi for nearly a decade its only now starting to recover with shows like the expanse. same thing happened with star gate Universe.
To me, this is a great tribute to all the people, named and unnamed who have, are, and will contribute to Humanity's ultimate hope and goal, to improve ourselves and to grow.
This is literally their entire lifes' theme song, all of them at the same time in my eyes.
Our ultimate goal has been to survive and reproduce.
@@dominicweaver4905 That is the primitive ultimate instinct goal. It doesn't make humanity any different from a virus that exists to reproduce itselft and consume others. Only aspiring to be better than we are makes all the difference, we do not have to aspire to reproduce just for the sake of satisfying social standards or a primitive biological need, that is at the level of a brain dead animal, we must uphold the best humanity has to offer. Our moral and ethical standards for example are much more valuable than having 3 babies a day, it's the essence to our civilization, otherwhise what good is reproduction if we let primitive instincts take over and kill one another for food like we did millions of years ago...
@@adridell I know that's why I put it. Evolution baby.
@@adridell oh i couldn't be bothered go read it all. All we do is act on primitive instincts everyday. Make sure we don't die. Make sure others don't die. Do well in life show off for sexual attraction. All of our desires and emotions are from evolution which you could call primitive.
I am crying now. Everyday, when I was about nine or ten, I came from school and this was running on TV.
damn those feels must be so real
Who else cheers a little whenever they see the part from First Contact at 1:13?
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"- is that earth? (...) it's so small...
-Is about to get a whole lot bigger"
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Enterprises through the years
Yes I did... nod to First Contact and the Phoenix, Doctor Cochran’s first warp ship!
I remember playing in the violin section on the recordings of the main title and first two episodes at Paramount Studios, 9/10,9/11, 2001. The Conductor, Dennis McCarthy, at the end of first day said” okay I’ll see you all back tomorrow.” The next morning,9/11,we woke up to planes hitting the World Trade Centers. In shock and trying to comprehend what was happening, I drove to Paramount along almost deserted freeways. The head of the Star Trek franchise, Rick Berman, came up to the conductors podium and said if you needed to leave you could go. Every single musician stayed and recorded the music and finished the job. Finally in 2005, they ended the Star Trek Franchise and closed the Paramount scoring stage. 1987-2005. Recorded every Star Trek tv show. Great times.Great Composers. Great Musicians.❤️🎻☕️🙏
thank you for your service. Star Trek is not very well-known in Europe or even in today's popular culture, and it's a shame. It may be the greatest franchise ever - in terms of promoting human excellence over a broad spectrum in the pursuit of upholding what makes us human: the connections we ought to develop with each other. Each person that took part in the unfolding of this vision should feel very proud for what they have contributed. Faith of the heart is a song that every teenager should listen to.
Thanks for everything you did. Including and especially the criminally underrated Faith of the Heart.
The original theme in S1 + 2 was perfect.
This was the first time humanity was really getting into space. This needed more of a first time, human-like touch with lyrics.
Every Star Trek that doesn't have lyrics in the intro is beautiful, and majestic.
The soft rock element of this really just adds to what Enterprise really was.
I love to sing, and I love to sing this song. It's moving to me.
Each Star Trek theme has something special, it's really hits my emotions. I'm glad for the difference this had brought. I'm so glad that Star Trek series have been made, and made again.
I am grateful for the opportunity to have these series in my life, and I'm glad to be able to say I'm a fan them.
Of course to each their own. I can not make anyone like this, or any other Star Trek series. But that's fine. That's just how we are as humans.
To anyone who has read this; have a good day. I hope you can be humble towards those you meet, and that each of us learns more by each growing day.
Enterprise got cancelled just as it was getting good
I agree. The last couple seasons really picked up the pace and the cast grew together to make it far more believable. I think all Star Treks were like that to some extent. This really needed another season at the minimum.
I agree most star trek shows don't get into it till the third or fourth season
Agreed... Season 4 or Enterprise was peak Enterprise
Actualy i think the Enterprise ended well, Federation forming up, Riker holodeck interviews of history, it was good and show ended before it started to be cringe, they already started to copy previous ideas from other Star Trek episodes with Mirror Darkly being the most copy paste tragic reedition of old screenplays. It`s good that they ended it before they copied too much. Idea was great even if it`s agains many known Star Trek Lore facts. Characters were interesting, stories were nice, opening is still catching eye and ear. Not as good as TNG, not that feminist as Voyager, not that anti rascist as DS9, perfectly balanced show.
1:10 Ironically, just like the X-33 was.
I will never hate this intro song. This intro shows the evolution of humanity. From water to space.
From sailing ships to the oceans in the 18th century.
The airplane in the air by Orville and Wilbur Wright.
Apollo 11 on the moon.
The International Space Station in orbit around Earth today.
First contact with other life forms from other planets on April 5, 2063.
The Enterprise NX 01, a faster-than-light ship, in space in the year 2151.
I don't get why this got so much hate. Its a great song, it sums the development of humanity over the years of going from sea to sky to space. I find it very uplifting, especially when it shows all the advances being made.
Its also aimed at Vulcans, as they state they don't feel humans are ready to join the interstellar community, but its about Archer and his crew having the faith in themselves to ignore them and strive to be better, explore and learn
i Believe honestly the disdain comes from some writers who obviously took advantage of the power of communication by fanning the flames. Yet with social media, they were able to fan them even more for those bothered by both songs to catch the staunch criticizers wave and the small percentage who never gave the show approval from the start .. a percentage out of millions of supporters STAR TREK: ENT globally. The voice of complainers only sound loud because the room for haters was akin to the Void in STAR TREK: VOY. Diane Warren like Rihanna must be that fan of Star Trek so for her contribution, I support both theme songs with no comparisons to pick one over the other.
The video montage is awesome. The song is absolutely eye-rollingly terrible
@@tmack11 😅well don't hold back. Tell them how you really feel🏆😂
It was hated when it first came out because until that point every Star Trek series essentially had a similar lyric-free instrumental theme. The Next generation and Voyager themes in particular sort of set, the tone for what people were expecting. Even the Deep Space 9 theme was polarizing when it came out, and it’s much closer to the other two theme songs than this.
This song felt like something out of a Hollywood blockbuster like Aerosmith’s song in Armageddon, so the existing Fanbase was disgusted, because it broke so many existing conventions. (fun fact; Diane Warren, who wrote this song also wrote that Aerosmith song, so…….yeah.)
20 years later, I think some people still detest it, but other people have kind of reevaluated it, and it now has its own kind of ironic following among the Trek fanbase.
@@kevinwood5317It’s certainly a departure however, when it came out, I argued that “Enterprise” was set closer to our contemporary eras, so it would feature a more contemporary song.
Listening to this as Crew Dragon is about to launch.
Christ, we've never been this close... a new Space Age, and finally reaching for the stars.
It's unbelievable. Roddenberry was right.
Just think if we can pull it off without needing a 3rd world war. He would really have hit the nail on the head then.
Great tribute:
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Eh... we're running out of resources and half of humanity can't even take a vaccine. It's been a long road alright.
@@AltruisticWarrior it's either a turning point towards Star Trek's utopia or we just destroy ourselves. Let's see how it pans out.
@@EvrainBrandigan You gotta remember that between today and the events of Star Trek there was a canonical WW3 that almost destroyed Humanity.
After that Humans vowed to never let Humanity destroy eachother and came togheter as one.
That was what ultimately permitted Humanity to advance technology so fast.
Let us hope that it doesn't take such drastic events to make us come togheter.
The best opening of all Star Trek series, never skiped it.
Same thing here
Its like a NASA documentary opening, its so corny and wholesome and I love it.
Enterprise was my first star trek; consequently i never really had a problem with the intro music having lyrics, and I'm glad that people have largely come around to it for the most part, even if ironically.
Y'know, it's amazing how the Star Trek series spins back in on itself. The Space shuttle Enterprise was actually named by a hundred Trekkies who wanted it to be named after the NCC-1701 Enterprise and did not know that the shuttle wouldn't actually go to space in real life. Now we actually see the Star Trek franchise spin back on that result of fandom and reference it. Mind Buh-lown
And in ST: The Motion Picture, too, it's in the array of paintings of prior craft to bear the name. It's a _causality loop._
At least the Enterprise Space Shuttle flew.
OV-101 (Enterprise) was still huge leap forward. Some of the early Apollo missions started out as mostly boilerplate.
You dont run a marathon until you learn how to crawl and then walk up right.
I love this intro! I don't get the hate; it perfectly incapsulates everything that star trek is about (discovery, science, curiosity and human nature) and also has a really nice, catchy feel to it.
On top of that it is easily the most original of the opening credits.
I will never understand why this theme received so much scorn from fans. I think it fits perfectly with the visuals, and it really speaks to Roddenberry's hopeful future for humanity. Plus, I just plain like it.
It could've been worse - what if they picked yet another dull orchestral, or (shudder!) a pop tune by Michael Bolton...
I think it's just the 'OMG, it's got WORDS! Blasphemy!' factor.
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It's more than that. I've seen people argue that the song is about faith, so it's therefore a hymn and religion has no place in Star Trek. Some people just don't think before letting the shit dribble out of their skulls.
I agree with Sean Wilkinson, this song perfectly fits the concept and visuals of the opening credits.
I guess I can see that about 'faith', but until reading that in the comments here, I never made the connection with religion. I just took it as choosing to believe that we can be better than we've been, that we can be what we are in the Next Generation timeline.
Sokar Rostau I agree, too.
Also to me 'faith' has nothing to do with religion.
This is like a visual timeline in what humanity has accomplished and it may not be accurate after the ISS but it's so cool. Next after the ISS as of 2017 is the Orion X program or something like that and the goal of that is to go beyond the borders of our solar system.
I cant believe I went from DESPISING this intro to absolutely LOVING the shit of it
I have always loved it. Especially the video. Showed us taking small steps, the Lateen, the Enterprize, OV-101, First Contact.
"The Human adventure is just beginning."
But, what I wanted to ask, what changed your mind? Did you grow on you? It is pretty catch after you've seen a few episodes. Very fitting!
"I can reach any star."
This is literally the anthem of Starfleet. I don't get how anyone can hate this theme or think it has anything to do with religion.
It's what the show was about: humanity's immeasurable potential to grow, and their indomitable spirit. Like the ship and crew of the NX-01, they humanity will take it's licks, get battered and bruised and yes, even limp home from time to time in pieces, but we'll always come back.
Roddenberry'd vision of humanity in a nutshell. "Ain't no one gonna bend or break me."
This theme rocked. Sigh... then they added the guitars...
Hahahaha, yeah, the guitars in season 3 felt like someone tossing a handful of sand on my birthday cake. Its not destroyed but... cmon.
Wait, people think this is about religion? Faith isn't exclusive to religion. We can have faith in ourselves, in humanity, in Star Trek.
I've never gotten the vibe this song has anything to do with religion and everything to do with expanding our horizons and exploring the unknown.
"And I will see my dream come alive at least, I will tough the sky." LITERALLY the Wright Brothers, Charles Lindbergh, Neal Armstrong.
It does have to do with religion. A lot of people seem to be under this delusion, perhaps because they only watched TNG, that the future of Star Trek is atheist and anti-religion. Kirk was a Christian. He ends Star Trek 3 by rejecting the utilitarian Vulcan message that Spock gave at the end of Wrath of Khan, by asserting the value of the human soul. DS9 was very respectful towards religion with many characters from Worf to Sisko having their own thoughts on it. Theres nothing wrong with a religious connotation to the song. And I say that as someone who isn't religious. If you want the real Star Trek message it should be about getting along instead of getting grossed out by someone having a faith you don't share.
I always loved that they used the rollout footage of the Space Shuttle Enterprise at 0:37, because Gene Roddenberry and the cast of The Original Series were invited to that Enterprise rollout event. Would have been funny if they had slipped a photo of the TOS cast (in 70's outfits) and Enterprise in to the opening credits here.
Prefer this version to the one they remixed in the later seasons :(
Ab-So-Lutely!
TheOneWithNoFNnick the new one with the music over the top is too much I used to watch through the music at the start but now I just skip it all!
+TheOneWithNoFNnick butter my biscuit
This is HANDS DOWN the best version of the intro song. S3/4 is too upbeat and the stuff you can find on Spotify has just TOO much orchestra. It is definitely the best mix of them all.
Just heard this after years of not hearing it. Took me right back! I even have a locket from a family member who passed away with the etching of “I’ve go faith if the heart” in it.
Might not have been old enough to say I saw the popular Star Treks air but I was around for this one. I loved it being a little kid it got me into star trek.
Same. This song was the first thing I ever knew of Star Trek. Enterprise was often on when I got home from high school and one day I decided to actually watch it. Coming into this without any kind of continuity or reference, it was a pretty good series.
Awww! I'm only old enough that Voyager was my intro to Star Trek, but I love hearing younger fans reflect on how they got into it.
same here
Hands down the greatest Star Trek info of them all! Showing the progress of mankind to push the bounderies of technology and its reach for the stars. It is the very essence of Star Trek. Roddenberry would have loved it!
They know what they're doing when they coupled Blalock's credit with a rocket explosion
Favorite intro of all time, one of the best shows I've seen
Fantastic series. I am into the 4th season now. Such a shame it is so short! Acting is top notch all around. I can't say there is one episode I've disliked. Loved theme song but didn't like it as much when they changed it. Listening to original much nicer!
I agree. This version was much nicer. I thought it was a drop in quality when they changed it.
+Tom Valenzuela Personally, I thought the season 3/4 theme was a little too upbeat considering the shit that went on, like the whole Xindi arc.
Agreed. I wonder what gave them the grand idea to change it.
Oh well.
Cough.
Dear Doctor.
Cough.
There's plenty of awful episodes. The show didn't truly hit it's stride until Season 3.
The Doctor was one of the best parts of the series. So obscure in his own quirky ways. He was awesome.
Always get tears in my eyes watching this... so much progress with so many obstacles we had..
Yeah I always get tears too! It's amazing!
listening to this for the first time in quite a while brought back so many memories of watching Enterprise. The NX01 stands proud in my official starships collection
It's crazy. I'm 27 so ENT was the first ST I actually remember. It is nostalgic. I was on my last 2 years of high school and here in Brazil ENT aired on Friday. If I close my eyes I can still remember having pizza and chocolate cake for dessert while watching the show with my parents. Been what ? Ten years and it feels like it was yesterday. I wonder if 10, 20 years from now I'll be saying this about some (not STD, never happened) spin-off. I dont know, but this trip down memory lane got me a bit teary.
I didn't keep up with this series, but damn if this isn't one of the finest openings ever.
My favorite Trek theme song, really captured the idea of setting out into the stars for the first time imho
We are still pioneers and that our destiny lies above us
trha2222 Politics? Really? How typical.
trha2222
But why would you talk about politics on a Star Trek video?
because killerkirbydude the show also is the future of earth and humanity and the politics will ruin everything if they get a hold of enterprise
fighterbrony good look
SuperNin10do and the liberals brought us into space
I just finished the series, I already miss it.
I grew up with this series as a kid and loved it and the soundtrack then and I still love it now, always found this to be the most inspirational song and opening honestly because it’s so grounded in comparison to the others.
I prefer the original. something about it being 'slower' gives it more a more 'stately' feel to the build-up through the images.
The remix a few seasons later just sounds too much of a head-bopping remix.
I think this, the version they use for the intro S1/2, is actually an uptuned version of the real original record.
So agree!!! I had not seen the series for a while then looked to binge watch and that updated opening music was terrible...I had to go find the original to get the bad taste out of my mouth...that first two years openening was one of the best openings of any show ever...thank all that's holy I found it!!!
So good. I love this and the final instrument sound for the Discovery intro.
Aside from anything else, by Trek and TNG, the Federation were an established militarised force, stomping across the galaxy spreading the good word. Enterprise is about a group of people running before they can walk, getting into trouble and getting out of it on their own with whatever resources they have. And "Faith of the Heart" really matches that frontier spirit for me.
One thing I liked about enterprise is that because the NX-01 (that shows enterprise) was such an early ship they really made it feel like a submarine. Lots of switches and lights and metal and mesh walkways. Vs the TNG enterprise that looked like a Convention center at the Ramada inn.
Thank you very much. I cannot be loyal anymore
I love this song so much! I just shared it publicly to my Facebook page
Love this song!
I have TREMENDOUS love for the Star Trek tV shows dating all the way back to the original, which will always be my favorite. When this series came out, I thought "ohhhh this intro is different...okay, change is cool." It almost feels like an homage to all the other Star Trek in terms of what they represent...exploration of other worlds / believing in the world beyond the stars. Although I only like the first two seasons of this show, I can definitely appreciate what the show tried to do at the time (2001). Shows are usually a reflection of what's happening in the world at that time and if I'm not mistaken, the show aired literally right when 911 hit...so people were looking for something hopeful. The intro is a direct reflection of that hopefulness.
My mom watched this show every week when it was on tv...I didn't watch Enterprise until 2018...but I knew the entire opening well over a decade prior...that's how much of a banger this theme was 😂
Intro of Seasons 1 and 2 we're the Best.👍👍
I loved Enterprise since the first episode. It's my favorite Star Trek series after TOS.
I'm not really sure how to rank 'em personally. PROBABLY Deep Space 9 is my least favorite, although I might enjoy it more if I watch it again. I GUESS Next Generation is #1, and Voyager and Enterprise maybe 2 and 3, but I love them all a lot.
There are a few episodes here and there that was good but season 1-3 was utter boredom and the Xindi War was a cheep attempt to mimic the success of the Dominion War.
Sorry it did not last long enough as Season 4 was finally Star Trek!!! There was so many things going on planned for Season 5 such as Shran becomes a regular, first visit to the cloud City, the first Starbase erected in the Berengarian system and the prelude to the Romulan War which would have been a 2 season arc until the final season of the show did go beyond 4 season.
3's my least favorite season, and 4 probably my favorite, but I loved all 4 seasons. That stuff you mention for S5 is all real? Sounds seriously awesome. As though I needed more reason to hate that it got cancelled!
wolfpup3 yeah after the shows cancellation, Manny Coto,Andre Bornanis have announced the proposals and Paramount just killed those dreams. Though its business and the ratings was poor they could have stick it out a little longer they could have reap the profit through DVD sales, syndication and global reruns. The series and Voyager sucked and because of two people Rick Berman and Brannon Braga! It only took these two to kill a franchise!
Well I liked Voyager, but I can't wrap my head around the idea that Enterprise's ratings were bad. What the frack were people watching if not Enterprise?!? I can't even think of anything else save Stargate that was remotely as good during that time.
the Enterprise is such a good looking machine
The NX-01 is awesome. My 2nd favourite was the 1701-E, Then the D, then Voyager.
Defiant looked too much like that thing from Star Wars.
At ~ 1:09 is the OV-165, a near-Earth ship used between our time and Cochran's. At 1:17 is the SS Emmette, used to travel back forth from Earth to the Lunar Colonies during the 2150s. More info is at Memory Alpha.
I never understood the hate for this intro. I guess all those neck beard nerds think that the only type of intro you can have for Star Trek is some uppity boring orchestra. However, Enterprise was about the struggle humanity faced in first reaching the stars and this song and the images were completely appropriate and fitting.
+5150Joker I am speaking as someone only familiar by osmosis and the J.J. Abrams films, but I agree. Correct me if I am wrong, but isn't there a lot of philosophical and religious lessons in Star Trek's dialogue? If so, this is smack bang with the religious angle (just imagine people singing this in church; it is not out of place).
+5150Joker I liked it because it makes clear that this is NOT the same humanity we see in the 23rd century, and sets the tone that these people will be a lot closer to our culture than to what we've seen on other shows. It fits with other little details that, whatever the show's flaws were, its creators paid attention to: things like the obvious influence of Space Shuttle and Apollo module, and submarine interiors on the ship's design, the NASA-inspired uniforms, and even little things like Archer using contemporary expressions and even swearing at people once in a while. Mild swearing so as to not get a totally kid-unfriendly rating, but I actually kinda cheered at his line in that one episode where he flipped out and yells that they have "BUSTED THEIR ASSES" to get where they are. VERY much unlike what we see from Picard, or even Kirk, who had no clue what a "dumbass" or the middle finger was.
Archer really got written badly in some episodes ("A Night in Sickbay," gonna pretend that one never existed), but there were times when he did things 24th century humans never would, where I actually preferred his reactions since they are so much more relatable. Unlike a lot of Trek fans who like to claim he was a "bigot" against the Vulcans, I do consider him justified in his anger against them, seeing as they were the ones who made up the Prime Directive BS after having proceeded to interfere in MAJOR ways in both the social and technological development of Earth because their little egos were threatened by us.
+5150Joker If only the show was as GOOD as this intro. Corny as it is, it really gives me the "omg humanity is awesome and we're about to go to spaaaaaaaaace see new things" mood. Too bad the show doesn't deliver.
+vaiyt The last season was fantastic and I enjoyed most of the show overall. A lot of people hate on the Xindi arc but I thought it was well done.
+5150Joker
As someone whose watching TOS, have seen many episodes of TNG, all episodes of Voyager and DS9, workin gmy way through the original movies ( _Seen Motion Picture, Wrath of Khan, Whales r teh Awsum, First Contact and Nemesis_ ), along with JJ's movies..
I think it's unfair to call them neckbearded nerds and unnecessary. I am not a man, nor do I have a neckbeard after all.
That being said, I still love this generic opening that doesn't really say Star Trek at all. It's just something about it that I just love.
I NEVER skipped this title sequence until season 3 onwards when the drums were different.
who else would absolutely love to be on the spaceship like the Enterprise
Everyone with any kind of vision, that's who.
I love this sh*! - the combo of the audio, lyrics and the visuals is unbeatable for me
Enterprise wasn't the best series in the franchise, and I can't say I liked it much, but, it's a grower. I'm quite fond of it now. :)
+Inimbrium
Because Star Trek Enterprise is for connoisseurs like good old wine, it tastes best after some time :-)
It's the best Star Trek if you only compare it with STD.
I don't know why, but my absolute favourite bit is the "timelapse" of the ISS being completed. It's almost like a checklist, you know, now that the ISS is done, we're going to reach the futuristic "shuttle" which might be our SpaceX Starship.
it still pisses me off how they are just gonna let it get burnt up in 2030
I don't seeany problem with using a song like this to open the series.its lyrics are a tribute and an homage to all those brave souls who tackled an unknown impossible feat and came out victorious sending humankind onto the road to the stars which starfleet eventually became. I've read and seen many naysayers out there saying it was a bad idea to use this song as an opening theme. Good job guys for doing this.
Thank you for uploading this opening with the high-quality it deserves! It's a gift to have access to it. IMHO, the version of theme from seasons 1 & 2 suited the show best. Thanks again!
Best Star Trek opening ever made. I don't care what the self-called "fans" say, Enterprise's opening was simply beautiful, it made Star Trek get out of the era of the Federation, it made us see the pioneers who helped the foundation of this utopia. This opening doesn't honor the Federation, it honors humanity, our own species, with our dreams and achievements to reach them, it is the true opening of Star Trek : look at them ! They are humans ! This opening honors our abilities to do the best of ourselves, making our whole species progress. And that's fcking why it is the best opening for a Star Trek show.
best star trek opening ever. fight me
One of the Best intro's ever in the Universe.
I got faith too! Faith in that one day, an ordinary person like me will be able to traverse the stars...
Just the best Star Trek series 👌
I just realized how this opening makes sense. Riker has programed the holoprogram to play this opening upon start up of the program...
Every time I see this intro, I get goosebumps
This to me is the greatest Star Trek into of all time. They honor those that paved the way for humanity to achieve greatness. We can only admire in aw as to how much man can achieve in the decades if not centuries to come. For those who made their vision a reality, I say THANK YOU!
Be blessed
Rick
Yeah at first the theme seemed out of place but a season in I started to love it XD
I love this Intro! it's very Star Trek!
This theme is really good. The season 3-4 remix is disgusting tho
agreed, mr chekouv
Disagree, I think the season 3-4 opening improved this a lot
I like them both
Season 1-2 version is a lot closer to the full version of the song.
Damn right, very jarring
Excellent quality. Love these titles!
A refreshing of all the majestic intros of earlier seasons
This was... inspiring
Hopefully we all can put are differences away. Man has thought about something we can active all together. We must have Faith of the Heart.
This opening sequence kicks ass and the music is great.
1:10 X-33 was cancelled after spending a billion dollars of taxpayer money on it. Years later they figured out how to fix all the flaws in the design that caused it to be cancelled but the damage to the reputation of the ship had already been done and it never made it into construction.
One the reasons why I love the song so much in the opening to Enterprise
Good song for the opening. Cause it showed humanity's progression from sailing ships, subs to exploring space.
THANK YOU!
If I ever get to leave Earth I know what I’ll listen to.
Say what you want, but Enterprise was the only series that really showed exploration, and the only series that showed Humanity outside the Federation collective.
It was the most humanized of all, she shines with love for the Fans, they just didn't realize it.
I think ENT came in a bad time, it was the beginning of Death of intelligent entertaining.
Excellent, although I think I prefer it with 'STAR TREK' included in the title like they did later on for Seasons 3 & 4.
I definitely prefer this version over the latter seasons remixed version. Still great, regardless though.
Oh, right in the childhood xD
You know that presentation of photos from the last school year they play on the last day of school? This is a perfect song for that
I know a lot of people thought this intro was out of place, but I actually don't mind it at all. Fits with the theme of progress, with just a bit of cheese. The remix from season 3 however, is dull and lifeless.
It's odd. When the show got better, the intro theme got worse. I would have liked to see another season though.
I’m not crying ...you are ..keep scrolling
How can someone NOT like this song...
It may be no instrumental, but its beautiful enough to compensate ;)
This is what got me into star trek
You hate the song at first, but you grow to love it by the second half of the first season.
"Through all the chaos that is our history, through all of the pain and suffering, through all of our times, there is one thing that has elevated our species above its origins, and that is our courage."
I love this show , they never should have cancelled it ! I wish they would bring it back ! The final episode didn't do it justice, I don't know what the writers were thinking. They deserved better than that. With lots of love to the cast and crew for an amazing show.❤❤❤
Who's here after the SpaceX launch?
Faith of the Heart SpaceX.
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Such a good idea as the intro for the programme, a very different Star Trek and quite inspirational title as showing humans emerging in space travel and the start of what was to become the Federation.
If only it had more seasons - season 4 was possibly the best season of any Trek series.
One of my most favourite tv shows ever.
It feels like yesterday that I get all excited be cease there will be a new Star Trek show.
unbelievable that that's more than 10 years ago!
Time to re-watch the show.
If they had kept the theme from season 1-2 this series would have lasted 7 seasons and you can’t change my mind.
Seriously, it took 20 years, but I actually rather like the song now. I used to want to mute or skip it before, but I guess my tastes have expanded over the years. I've been watching season three, and while I prefer the original mix heard here, it's a fine song to me. I actually don't much care for the instrumental for the closing credits. Doesn't have as much feeling to it.
I need to go watch that 4K remastered Voyager intro to get the taste of this s**t outta my mouth!
Imagine commenting here just to be salty
I like this intro. Probably one of the best scifi shows ever! Thanks to Rick Berman and Brannon Braga for creating it.
i dont care if people hate this song, its amazing and inspiring.
love love love this
They had the footage, they could have used some audio clips to add to it.
"That's one small step for Man"
"It's been a long road"
"One giant leap for Mankind"
"Gettin from there to here"
"Houston, we have a problem."
"It's been a long time"
And so on...
That mars rover is about to run into that rock at 1:03.
It does take two hours to send signals to it. That's just one way.
Some part of me giggles everytime when I see the bell x-1 after my supersonic aero mechanics class lmao
Star Trek Enterprise should’ve gotten ALL 7 seasons 🖖🏻
FAITH OF THE HEAAARRRRT!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
lyrics:
It's been a long road,
Getting from there to here.
It's been a long time,
But my time is finally here.
And I will see my dream come alive at last.
I will touch the sky.
And they're not gonna hold me down no more.
No they're not gonna change my mind.
Cause I've got faith of the heart.
I'm going where my heart will take me.
I've got faith to believe.
I can do anything.
I've got strength of the soul.
And no one's gonna bend or break me.
I can reach any star.
I've got faith,
I've got faith,
Faith of the heart.