Hulk
Music by Danny Elfman
- Main Titles (4:36)
- Prologue (4:38)
- Betty’s Dream (2:14)
- Bruce’s Memories (2:45)
- Captured (3:41)
- Dad’s Visit (2:15)
- Hulk Out (4:00)
- Father Knows Best (3:34)
- …Making Me Angry (4:02)
- Gentle Giant (1:02)
- Hounds of Hell (3:47)
- The Truth Revealed (4:19)
- Hulk’s Freedom (2:36)
- A Man Again (7:48)
- The Lake Battle (4:32)
- The Aftermath (0:56)
- The Phone Call (1:34)
- End Credits (1:13)
- Set Me Free – Velvet Revolver (4:09)
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HULK, 2003, Directed by Ang Lee
FILM CREDITS
Music by Danny Elfman
Executive in Charge of Music for Universal Pictures: Kathy Nelson
Supervising Music Editor: Ellen Segal, M.P.S.E.
Additional Music Editor: Shie Rozow, M.P.S.E.
Score Produced by Danny Elfman
Lead Orchestrator: Steve Bartek
Additional Orchestrations: Edgardo Simone, David Slonaker, Bruce Fowler, Mark McKenzie, Jeff Atmajian, Nick Ingman, Robert Elhai
Orchestra Conducted by Gavin Greenaway
Score Coordinator: Marc Mann
Orchestra Contractor: Isobel Griffiths
Music Preparation: Dakota Music Services, Ron Vermillion
Score Recorded by Nick Wollage
Score Recorded at Air Lyndhurst Studios
Scoring Recordists: Chris Barrett, Noah Snyder, Greg Dennen, Ryan Robinson
Score Mixed by Dennis Sands
Score Mixed at Eastwood Scoring Stage
Score Programmers: Randy Kerber, Judd Miller, Buck Sanders, Clay Duncan, Ernie Lee
Drum Master: Paul Clarvis
“Mother”
Written by Mychael Danna
“Hulk Escapes”
Written by Danny Elfman, Don Harper and Trevor Morris
“Young Scientists”
Written by Danny Elfman and Kenny Burgomaster
Featured Vocals by Natacha Atlas
HULK, 2003, Directed by Ang Lee
FILM CREDITS
Music by Danny Elfman
Executive in Charge of Music for Universal Pictures: Kathy Nelson
Supervising Music Editor: Ellen Segal, M.P.S.E.
Additional Music Editor: Shie Rozow, M.P.S.E.
Score Produced by Danny Elfman
Lead Orchestrator: Steve Bartek
Additional Orchestrations: Edgardo Simone, David Slonaker, Bruce Fowler, Mark McKenzie, Jeff Atmajian, Nick Ingman, Robert Elhai
Orchestra Conducted by Gavin Greenaway
Score Coordinator: Marc Mann
Orchestra Contractor: Isobel Griffiths
Music Preparation: Dakota Music Services, Ron Vermillion
Score Recorded by Nick Wollage
Score Recorded at Air Lyndhurst Studios
Scoring Recordists: Chris Barrett, Noah Snyder, Greg Dennen, Ryan Robinson
Score Mixed by Dennis Sands
Score Mixed at Eastwood Scoring Stage
Score Programmers: Randy Kerber, Judd Miller, Buck Sanders, Clay Duncan, Ernie Lee
Drum Master: Paul Clarvis
“Mother”
Written by Mychael Danna
“Hulk Escapes”
Written by Danny Elfman, Don Harper and Trevor Morris
“Young Scientists”
Written by Danny Elfman and Kenny Burgomaster
Featured Vocals by Natacha Atlas
HULK, 2003, Directed by Ang Lee
FILM CREDITS
Music by Danny Elfman
Executive in Charge of Music for Universal Pictures: Kathy Nelson
Supervising Music Editor: Ellen Segal, M.P.S.E.
Additional Music Editor: Shie Rozow, M.P.S.E.
Score Produced by Danny Elfman
Lead Orchestrator: Steve Bartek
Additional Orchestrations: Edgardo Simone, David Slonaker, Bruce Fowler, Mark McKenzie, Jeff Atmajian, Pete Anthony, Robert Elhai
Orchestra Conducted by Pete Anthony
Score Coordinator: Marc Mann
Orchestra Contractor: Debbie Datz-Pyle
Music Preparation: Julian Bratolyubov, Ron Vermillion
Score Recorded by Robert Fernandez
Score Recorded at The Fox Newman Scoring Stage
Scoring Recordists: John Rodd, Noah Snyder, Greg Dennen, Ryan Robinson
Score Mixed by Dennis Sands
Score Mixed at Eastwood Scoring Stage
Score Programmers: Randy Kerber, Judd Miller, Buck Sanders, Clay Duncan, Ernie Lee
Drum Master: Mike Fisher
“Mother”
Written by Mychael Danna
“Hulk Escapes”
Written by Danny Elfman, Don Harper and Trevor Morris
“Young Scientists”
Written by Danny Elfman and Kenny Burgomaster
Featured Vocals by Natacha Atlas
HULK, 2003, Directed by Ang Lee
FILM CREDITS
Music by Danny Elfman
Executive in Charge of Music for Universal Pictures: Kathy Nelson
Supervising Music Editor: Ellen Segal, M.P.S.E.
Additional Music Editor: Shie Rozow, M.P.S.E.
Score Produced by Danny Elfman
Lead Orchestrator: Steve Bartek
Additional Orchestrations: Edgardo Simone, David Slonaker, Bruce Fowler, Mark McKenzie, Jeff Atmajian, Pete Anthony, Robert Elhai
Orchestra Conducted by Pete Anthony
Score Coordinator: Marc Mann
Orchestra Contractor: Debbie Datz-Pyle
Music Preparation: Julian Bratolyubov, Ron Vermillion
Score Recorded by Robert Fernandez
Score Recorded at The Fox Newman Scoring Stage
Scoring Recordists: John Rodd, Noah Snyder, Greg Dennen, Ryan Robinson
Score Mixed by Dennis Sands
Score Mixed at Eastwood Scoring Stage
Score Programmers: Randy Kerber, Judd Miller, Buck Sanders, Clay Duncan, Ernie Lee
Drum Master: Mike Fisher
“Mother”
Written by Mychael Danna
“Hulk Escapes”
Written by Danny Elfman, Don Harper and Trevor Morris
“Young Scientists”
Written by Danny Elfman and Kenny Burgomaster
Featured Vocals by Natacha Atlas
I find it a bit wierd that a lot of Elfman scores have RCP/nonRCP workers and additionals and Danny never mentions them…
And people think it’s only Hans who has a big team of additionals…
I spelling you if you don’t understand.
Elfman write those scores, aside with the help of his orchestrators and conducters, because, he was at the time, self-taught to READ, not WRITE.
I personally find Elfman scores repetetive (especially Burton stuff)
(Maybe only first few were ‘original’ – Batman, for example)
Then He became the Zimmer-type guy.
But while Hans Zimmer got some hate, Elfman almost always is praised
I’m disagree.
Mission Impossible, Black Beauty, Batman, Dolores Clairborne (for those who said Elfman isn’t capable to write emotional scores), demostrates how great Elfman is.
Also he gets hate when he make scores like Spider-Man (yes, it was hated because wasn’t sound like Batman), Planet of the Apes, The Kingdom (that score is the most hated), Wanted, Terminator Salvation, even Hulk was hated for some, to much electronic in this.
I forgot He did T4
What a weird choice of composer…
Spider-Man got hated…?
Ha-ha, I imagining some guy watching opening of Spider-Mab and He is just “Naah, it sucks, ’cause no Batman theme in this”
Spider-Man*
Yeah, the Spider-Man score was wonderful
Elfman got some harsh criticism in the late 90s, where his music was far from what he was doing with Burton (Extreme Measures, for example), and Spider-Man got criticism for using electronics and some experimental ideas (mainly percussion with paint buckets), and Planet of the Apes, because is mostly percussion, some folks forgetting some of this have Elfman-ish in his writing, as with Hulk.
I find it a bit wierd that a lot of Elfman scores have RCP/nonRCP workers and additionals and Danny never mentions them…
And people think it’s only Hans who has a big team of additionals…
I spelling you if you don’t understand.
Elfman write those scores, aside with the help of his orchestrators and conducters, because, he was at the time, self-taught to READ, not WRITE.
I personally find Elfman scores repetetive (especially Burton stuff)
(Maybe only first few were ‘original’ – Batman, for example)
Then He became the Zimmer-type guy.
But while Hans Zimmer got some hate, Elfman almost always is praised
I’m disagree.
Mission Impossible, Black Beauty, Batman, Dolores Clairborne (for those who said Elfman isn’t capable to write emotional scores), demostrates how great Elfman is.
Also he gets hate when he make scores like Spider-Man (yes, it was hated because wasn’t sound like Batman), Planet of the Apes, The Kingdom (that score is the most hated), Wanted, Terminator Salvation, even Hulk was hated for some, to much electronic in this.
I forgot He did T4
What a weird choice of composer…
Spider-Man got hated…?
Ha-ha, I imagining some guy watching opening of Spider-Mab and He is just “Naah, it sucks, ’cause no Batman theme in this”
Spider-Man*
Yeah, the Spider-Man score was wonderful
Elfman got some harsh criticism in the late 90s, where his music was far from what he was doing with Burton (Extreme Measures, for example), and Spider-Man got criticism for using electronics and some experimental ideas (mainly percussion with paint buckets), and Planet of the Apes, because is mostly percussion, some folks forgetting some of this have Elfman-ish in his writing, as with Hulk.