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Elfman wrote just over 140 mins of music for the film.
I’m getting my third (or fourth? fifth?) listen of the OST now. More impressions soon… And sound clips!
I think this might have been posted but oh hell…
Opening 6:01
All Is Lost 2:45
Broadcast 3:19
The Harvester Returns 2:45
Fireside 1:32
No Plan 1:43
Reveal/The Escape 7:44
Hydrobot Attack 1:49
Farewell 1:40
Marcus Enters Skynet 3:24
A Solution 1:45
Serena 2:28
Final Confrontation 4:14
Salvation 3:08
Rooster – Alice In Chains 6:15Score Produced by ……………………………………………………………. DANNY ELFMAN
Orchestrations by ………………………………… STEVE BARTEK, DAVID SLONAKER, EDGARDO SIMONE, JEFF ATMAJIAN
Orchestration Preparation by……………………………………………………. MARC MANN
Orchestra Leader………………………………………………………………THOMAS BOWES
Conductor …………………………………………………………………….RICK WENTWORTH
Score Recorded by………………………………………………………………PETER COBBIN
Score Mixed by………………………………………………………………….. DENNIS SANDS
Music Editor……………………………………………………………………………BILL ABBOTT
Assistant Music Editor …………………………………………………..ERICH STRATMANN
Temp Music Editor…………………………………………………………………..JOE E. RAND
Temp Assistant Music Editor ……………………………………. STEVEN R. GALLOWAY
Pre-Record Engineer……………………………………………………………NOAH SNYDER
Orchestra Contractor ……………………………………………………… ISOBEL GRIFFTHS
Assistant Orchestra Contractor ………………………………CHARLOTTE MATTHEWS
Music Preparation………………………………………………DAKOTA MUSIC SERVICES
Auricle Control Systems ……………………………………………………… CHRIS COZENS
Guitars ………………………………………………….. JOHN PARRICELLI, HUGH BURNS
Celtic & Paraguayan Harp……………………………………………………. SKALIA KANGA
Score Recorded at………………………………… AIR STUDIOS, LONDON, ENGLAND
Assistant Engineers……………………………………CHRIS BARRETT, ADAM MILLERSOUNDTRACK ALBUM AVAILABLE ON REPRISE RECORDS
Soundtrack Executive Producers
McG, DEREK ANDERSON, VICTOR KUBICEK, JOEL B. MICHAELS, TOM WHALLEYSoundtrack Album Producers
CARTER ARMSTRONG, DIARMUID QUINN, MARC CIMINO“MAIN TITLE” FROM TERMINATOR 2: JUDGMENT DAY
Written by BRAD FIEDELMAIN TITLE THEME FROM
TERMINATOR 2: JUDGMENT DAY
Used Courtesy of STUDIOCANALPress release and tracklist…
Reprise Records will release the original soundtrack to the hotly anticipated feature film Terminator Salvation on May 19 – two days before the film–the fourth installment in the Terminator film franchise–hits theaters nationwide.
Terminator Salvation – Original Soundtrack features an original score by one of Hollywood’s leading film composers, Danny Elfman, a four-time Oscar nominee and Grammy and Emmy Award winner. Elfman has composed the score for more than 60 motion pictures.
Capturing what the film’s director McG calls “the delicate nature of humanity and the unrelenting brutality of the machines,” Elfman’s synthesizer/orchestral score for Terminator Salvation elevates and expands the sweeping soundscape of one of the most successful film franchises in history. The first three Terminator films grossed more than one billon dollars worldwide.
The soundtrack also includes “Rooster” – a classic song by Seattle hard-rock band Alice in Chains, written by the band’s guitarist Jerry Cantrell for his father, who served in the military during the Vietnam War.
Track list:
Opening
All Is Lost
Broadcast
The Harvester Returns
Fireside
No Plan
Reveal/The Escape
Hydrobot Attack
Farewell
Marcus Enters Skynet
A Solution
Serena
Final Confrontation
Salvation
Rooster (Alice In Chains)May 12th! Check La-La Land’s website:
http://www.lalalandrecords.com
I’m listening to the MARS OST right now to celebrate
Thanks! It feels good to mark another year in my life, and this site — since they’ve been so intertwined since, I guess, 1996!
Soundtrack due May 19th from Warner Bros. Records:
Pre-order at Amazon.com
Yup! It’s been discussed here before.
http://elfman.filmmusic.com/forum/read.php?7,28659,28659#28659
http://elfman.filmmusic.com/forum/read.php?7,28130,28130#28130I don’t mind YouTube vids that are actual videos. What I don’t want to see are YouTube videos that are just music tracks.
They wouldn’t be able to. The rights reside with La-La for a determined period of time. The license to print additional copies would be the cost LL would have to pay.
Nick, you’re young, embrace the electronics before you’re middle-aged and bemoaning the fact that you let all the fun of youth pass you by!
It is in fact sold out, which is awesome news. And it’s unlikely to be re-issued. Usually the deal the record companies strike to release these limited editions is based on unit numbers. La-La Land probably licensed the music for 3000 copies, and that’s it. They could re-up their license, but it could bite them in the end. If they were looking to spend the money it’s more likely they’d issue a second volume of all-new material and sell 3000 of those.
No, but I will! Been catching up on a lot of work. Busy, busy. Please, no one type these out! I have them in PDF.
