Score Composed & Produced by Harry Gregson-Williams
Executive in Charge of Music for Columbia Pictures: Lia Vollack Executive Album Producers: Tony Scott, Todd Black, Steve Tisch & Jason Blumenthal
Album Compiled by Slamm Andrews Music Editors: Richard Whitfield & Meri Gavin Score Mixer: Malcolm Luker Score Engineer: Jamie Luker Score Mixed at Wavecrest Studios, Venice, CA
Score Recorded at Sony Pictures Studios, Culver City, CA
String Arrangements: Halli Cauthery Orchestrations: Ladd McIntosh Additional Programming by Justin Burnett, Hybrid & Andy Page Music Tech Engineer: Costa Kotselas Music Preparation: Booker White Music Contracting: Peter Rotter & Sandy DeCrescent Concert Master: Endre Granat
Electric Guitar: Heitor Pereira Electric Cello: Martin Tillman Electric Violin: Hugh Marsh Harp: Maresa MacBeth
Harry Gregson-Williams would like to thank: Tony Scott, Chris Lebenzon, Lia Vollack, Raul Perez, Dave Buckley, Nina Gotts, Toby Chu & Anthony Lledo, John Graham, Peter DiStefano, Sam Schwartz, Erin, Jessie & Josh Gregson-Williams
Thanks to: Shelly Bunge, Valerie Caton, Paul Friedman, Paul Kremen, Zach Leary, Jennifer Rick & Darren Wolf
Release date : 06/09/2009
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That is simply because the studio licenses source pieces into the movie... at a price. If they then want to use that same licensed piece on a soundtrack thats gonna cost the studio even more money & that's why you don't usually get these pieces on soundtracks.... unless the deal done includes a soundtrack release too.
Just saw Pelham 123...nice score but I was blown away by the end creds music....percussion and super guitar track....is it Peter Destefano??? I see he has creds listed fr Pelham 123 on his MySpace page. I want to hear this track again....how can I find it and how do I get it? If record producers would actually reproduce and market what songs we hear in the movie, the record buying public would be much happier. I cannot tell you the number of soundtracks I have purchased and the songs are NOT the ones in the movie. RIP OFF!
Man I hope this better than the Wolverine score. Seeing how this is a semi techno-thriller. I hope Harry goes back to the awesomeness of Enemy of The State and Spy Game.
They don't sell well because they don't market them well. The only way we can find out about scores is through forums like this...that not many people know about. Half the time stores don't even carry them until well after their official release date. Perhaps if studios paid to have them advertised in sale adds they might do better. There are plenty of people out there who want these scores, they just need to make it easier for us to find them!!!!
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