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- Mina's Photo
- "Bram Stoker's Dracula"
- Wojciech Kilar
- Monastery/Wilderness
- "Diablo II"
- Matt Uelmen
- Nun's Prayer
- "Mister Lonely"
- Britta Gartner (dialog)
- The Nun's Story
- "Gaby Enters the Convent"
- Franz Waxman
- Kroenen's Lied
- "Hellboy"
- Marco Beltrami
- Alice Reprise #2
- "Alice in Wonderland"
- Danny Elfman
- Alan Bradley's Message
- "Tron Legacy"
- Daft Punk
- Vespertilo
- "Batman Begins"
- Hans Zimmer & James Newton Howard
- Sick Sepulcher
- "Gothtronica"
- Dominic Kelly
- Prolouge
- "Lady in the Water"
- James Newton Howard
- Atlantis Wakes
- "Stargate: Atlantis"
- Joel Goldsmith
- The Prophesy
- "Starcraft 2: Wings of Liberty"
- Derek Duke, Glenn Stafford, Neal Acree & Russell Brower
- The Chalise Passed
- "Lord of the Rings: The Return of the King"
- Howard Shore
- Lust at the Abbey
- "V for Vendetta"
- Dario Marianelli
- The Curse of Frank Black: Jack O'Lantern
- "Millennium"
- Mark Snow
- Kung Fu Heaven
- "The Karate Kid"
- James Horner
- Kyrie for the Magdalene
- "The Da Vinci Code"
- Hans Zimmer
- Mass In D (Dies Irae)
- "Requiem"
- Verdi
- Sequenz #1 (Dies Irae)Allegro Assai
- "Requiem"
- Mozart
- Day of Wrath (Dies Irae)
- "Bless the Child"
- Christopher Young
- Brandenburg Concerto #2
- "The Island of Dr. Moreau"
- Bach (arrangment Gary Chang)
- Verbum Caro Factum Est
- "Abba Pater"
- Pope John Paul II
- Polorum Regina
- "Llibre Vermell"
- Sarband
- Principles of Lust
- "MCMXC A.D."
- Engigma
- The Scriptorium
- "In the Name of the Rose"
- James Horner
- The Volturi
- "Twilight Saga: New Moon"
- Alexandre Desplat
- Prelude
- "Epicon"
- Globus
- Mercy on Me
- "Back to Basics"
- Christina Aguilera
- More Human than Human
- "Astro Creep 2000"
- White Zombie
Yes, its one single mp3. What it doesn't do it automatically `advance` the `tracks` as it plays. I've heard two arguments against this, the first being, "It may be the most powerful, magical, self-affirming life-changing music I've ever heard and expand my knowledge of new composers, but I can't be bothered with figuring out which track is playing" which segues nicely into my personal favorite, "Though I am a student of music in general and filmscore specifically, I can't tell when Desplat ends and White Zombie begins so its really not worth me listening to without a track list."
People, if you like - I can forgo the *actual* music, and just start releasing various track lists. Believe me, it would be easier.
For those of you without rectal myopia, please enjoy.
Also available in this series:
ehowton's Halloween 2009
Interlunation: Lullabies of the Damned
