Star Wars Day! May The 4th Be With You! Listen To The Best ‘Star Wars’ Tracks By Composer John Williams!

Celebrate May 4, Star Wars Day, by listening to the music of the Star Wars movies. Capturing the adventure and epic scope of the franchise, composer John Williams had a way of making each memorable track go along perfectly with scene.

Counting down, here are the four best Star Wars tracks by Williams:

4) Star Wars Episode IV: A New Hope - Cantina Band

Don't you wish you entered a bar and this music was playing? In the film, all the aliens are just hanging out and drinking. But there's always someone who's had way too much to drink and starts a fight. Unfortunately that drunk guy lost his arm after trying to rough up Luke Skywalker.

3) Star Wars Episode II: Attack of the Clones - Across the Stars

Williams crafted a grand love theme that captured the tragic romance between Anakin Skywalker and Padme Amidala. Their forbidden love will eventually lead Anakin to the dark side. Once she's gone, that's when the galaxy goes to Hell.

2) Star Wars Episode I: The Phantom Menace - Duel of the Fates

This track starts playing when we finally see Darth Maul in action. With his double light saber, Darth Maul singlehandedly takes down Obi-Wan Kenobi and Qui-Gon. This is the type of music you want playing during an epic light saber duel.

1) Star Wars Episode IV: A New Hope - Imperial March

This is the type of music you want playing when you enter a room. There's nothing like a grand entrance to make people remember you. This is how you know Darth Vader is the big bad you don't mess with.

All these Star Wars tracks by composer John Williams have something special in them that makes you want to listen to them over and over again. Readers, what's your favorite John Williams track from the Star Wars movies.