Whither more Star Trek soundtracks?

As promised in an earlier column, here’s a list of other Star Trek TV scores I’d like to see released, Farscape Classics-style, if anyone was doing 1-2 releases per year.
Star Trek: Deep Space Nine
Season 1
Captive Pursuit (McCarthy) / Battle Lines (McCarthy)
Duet (McCarthy) / In The Hands Of The Prophets (McCarthy)
Season 2
The Homecoming (McCarthy) / The Circle (McCarthy) / The Siege (McCarthy) – admittedly, I cheated my own rules here and did a three-fer.
Blood Oath (McCarthy) / The Jem’hadar (McCarthy)
Season 3
Equilibrium (Chattaway) / The Adversary (Chattaway)
Explorers (McCarthy) / Past Tense I (McCarthy)
Season 4
Our Man Bashir (Chattaway) / To The Death (Chattaway)
Homefront (McCarthy) / Little Green Men (Biallargeon)
Season 5
Trials & Tribble-ations (D. McCarthy) / Children Of Time (P. Baillargeon)
Soldiers Of The Empire (D. Bell) / A Call To Arms (J. Chattaway)
Season 6
A Time To Stand (D. McCarthy) / Far Beyond The Stars (D. McCarthy)
His Way (J. Chattaway) / Tears Of The Prophets (J. Chattaway)
Season 7
Chrysalis (J. Chattaway) / Badda Bing, Badda Bang (J. Chattaway)
The Siege Of AR-558 (P. Baillargeon) / Field Of Fire (G. Smith)
What You Leave Behind (D. McCarthy)
Star Trek: Voyager
Season 1
Emanations (J. Chattaway) / Faces (D. Bell)
Season 2
Twisted (J. Chattaway) / Cold Fire (D. McCarthy)
Season 3
Flashback (D. Bell) / Unity (D. Bell)
Scorpion, Parts I & II (J. Chattaway)
Season 4
The Gift (D. McCarthy) / Message In A Bottle (P. Baillargeon)
Season 5
Timeless (D. McCarthy) / Thirty Days (P. Baillargeon)
Equinox, Parts I & II (J. Chattaway)
Season 6
Tinker Tenor Doctor Spy (D. McCarthy) / One Small Step (P. Baillargeon)
Season 7
Drive / Endgame (J. Chattaway)
(Obviously, my estimation of the show’s music wanes a bit starting with Voyager; I can’t even some up with two 2-episode releases per season here.)
Enterprise
Season 2
Horizon (M. MacKenzie) / Regeneration (B. Tyler)
First Flight (P. Baillargeon) / The Expanse (D. McCarthy)
Season 4
The Augments (Velton Ray Bunch) / The Forge (J. Frizzell)
Terra Prime (J. Chattaway) / These Are The Voyages… (D. McCarthy)
(Again, I don’t remember that much of Enterprise’s music, though I do recall that Terra Prime rocked out, with Jay Chattaway doing some stuff that sounded very much like his score for the PBS documentary series Space Age. Also, you’ll have to forgive me – my conscious mind has put a mental trauma block on much of the third season and I can’t remember any of the music from it.)