FILM CREDITS
Music by Trevor Rabin
Music Supervisor: Jennifer Hawks
Music Coordinators: Tori Fillat & Christopher Hogenson
Music Editors: Robb Boyd & Erich Stratmann
Assistant Music Editor: Daniel Schweiger
Orchestra Conducted by Gordon Goodwin & Don Harper
Music Recordist - Orchestra: Steve Kempster
Digital Score Recordist: Larry Mah
Score Recordist: Tom Hardisty
Music Scoring Mixer: Paul Linford
Orchestra Contracted by Peter Rotter & Sandy DeCrescent
Orchestrations by Gordon Goodwin & Trevor Rabin
Additional Orchestrations by Tom Calderaro, Frank Macchia & Jennifer Hammond
Music Preparation: Booker White
Scoring Crew: Jamie Olvera & Ryan Robinson
Score Recorded at Warner Bros. Scoring Stage
Score Mixed at Jacaranda Studios
ALBUM ASSEMBLY
Welcome To The Jungle : 1m01 The Blue Planet
#3 Ashed : 1m02B III Ashed
Who We Are : 1m06 Who We Are (Edited)
Water Vision : 1m05 Water Vision
Getting To Know Sarah : 3m21 Getting To Know Sarah
OK Well Stay : 4m32 Ok, We'll Stay (Edited)
Finding Henry : 4m33 Finding Henry (Edited)
VI To The Rescue : 5m43B VI To The Rescue (Edited)
IV And Sarah Escape : 5m41 IV & Sarah Escape (Edited)
Pack Your Things : 4m31 Pack Your Things (Edited)
Mog Shop And Feed : 2m18C Mog Shop & Feed (Edited)
Henry Dies : 5m35 Henry Dies (Edited)
Hit Me With Your Lumen : 5m45 Hit Me With Your Lumen (Edited)
Forest Fight : 3m28 Forest Fight (Edited)
Going To A Party : 5m37 Going To A Party (Edited)
Darkroom Lumenary : 5m43A Darkroom Lumenary
Rising From The Ashes : 6m47 Rising From The Ashes
Warehouse Search : 3m23B Warehouse Search (Edited)
Commander Mog Explodes : 6m46 Commander Mog Explodes (Edited)
Quarterback Intuition : 3m23A Quarterback Intuition
We Know Where To Go : 6m48 We Know Where To Go (Edited)
Trevor Rabin
1m02A Piken Chases III (0:45)
Paul Linford
1m02B III Ashed (0:51)
Paul Linford
1m05 Water Vision (1:00)
Trevor Rabin
1m06 Who We Are (3:26)
Trevor Rabin
1m07 Going To Paradise (1:28)
Trevor Rabin
1m08 Finding Bernie (1:41)
Trevor Rabin
1m09A Henry Hides The Box (0:40)
Trevor Rabin
2m10 IV Goes To School (0:49)
Trevor Rabin
2m15 Quite The Arm There (0:22)
Trevor Rabin
2m17 Smells Like Ash (0:51)
Trevor Rabin
2m18A IV Legacy Revealed (1:56)
Trevor Rabin
2m18B Testing His Powers (1:36)
Trevor Rabin
2m18C Mog Shop & Feed (1:20)
Paul Linford
2m19 Awkward Walk (1:09)
Trevor Rabin
3m21 Getting To Know Sarah (3:28)
Trevor Rabin
3m23A Quarterback Intuition (1:07)
Paul Linford
3m23B Warehouse Search (3:32)
Paul Linford
3m24B Mog Convoy (0:39)
Paul Linford
3m26 Haunted Hayride (1:50)
Paul Linford
3m28 Forest Fight (2:50)
Trevor Rabin
3m29 All I Think About Is You (2:23)
Trevor Rabin
4m30 Your Dad Was Right (1:58)
Trevor Rabin
4m31 Pack Your Things (1:59)
Trevor Rabin
4m32 Ok, We’ll Stay (3:30)
Trevor Rabin
4m32B Show Me The Scars (0:32)
Paul Linford
4m33 Finding Henry (4:00)
Trevor Rabin
4m34 Basement Escape (3:26)
Trevor Rabin
5m35 Henry Dies (1:59)
Trevor Rabin
5m36 Boys & Their Toys (2:25)
Trevor Rabin
5m37 Going To A Party (1:56)
Paul Linford
5m39 Sam Gets Rock (0:35)
Trevor Rabin
5m41 IV & Sarah Escape (2:55)
Trevor Rabin
5m43A Darkroom Lumenary (1:07)
Trevor Rabin
5m43B VI To The Rescue (4:57)
Trevor Rabin
5m45 Hit Me With Your Lumen (4:11)
Trevor Rabin
6m46 Commander Mog Explodes (3:45)
Trevor Rabin
6m47 Rising From The Ashes (1:01)
Trevor Rabin
6m48 We Know Where To Go (3:14)
Trevor Rabin
Music by Trevor Rabin
Produced by Trevor Rabin
Executive Soundtrack Album Producer: Robert Townson
DreamWorks Music Executive: Jennifer Hawks
Additional Music: Paul Linford
Music Editors: Robb Boyd & Erich Stratmann
Music Scoring Mixer: Paul Linford
Music Recordist - Orchestra: Steve Kempster
Orchestra Conductor: Gordon Goodwin & Don Harper
Head Of Music Preparation: Booker White
Digital Score Recordist: Larry Mah
Orchestrators: Gordon Goodwin, Trevor Rabin, Tom Calderaro, Frank Macchia & Jennifer Hammond
Music Supervisor: Jennifer Hawks
Music Coordinators: Tori Fillat & Christopher Hogenson
Performed by The Hollywood Studio Symphony
Concert Master: Roger Wilkie
Orchestra Contractors: Peter Rotter & Sandy DeCrescent
Score Recordist: Tom Hardisty
Scoring Crew: Jamie Olivera & Ryan Robinson
Score Recorded at Eastwood Scoring Stage - Warner Bros
Score Mixed at Jacaranda Studios
Mastered by Erick Labson
Trevor Rabin would like to thank: DJ Caruso, Jennifer Hawks, Joe Taupier, Stephen Bannister & all at Westlake Pro Audio, all at D'Addario & Co., Evans Drums Heads, Casey Young at Lexicon Pro Audio, Laura Engel, Richard Kraft, Doug Marks, Caren Banks, Steve Kofsky, Jon Anderson, Robb Boyd, Erich Stratmann, Rayn & Shell
DJ Caruso would like to thank: Emily Berger, Jennifer Hawks, Trevor Rabin, Jim Page, Vince Filippone, Erich Stratmann, Robbie Boyd, Paul Linford, Tori Fillat & Chris Hogenson
02 – #3 Ashed (0:50)
03 – Who We Are (3:02)
04 – Water Vision (0:59)
05 – Getting To Know Sarah (3:28)
06 – OK Well Stay (3:05)
07 – Finding Henry (2:31)
08 – VI To The Rescue (3:42)
09 – IV And Sarah Escape (1:50)
10 – Pack Your Things (1:37)
11 – Mog Shop And Feed (0:59)
12 – Henry Dies (1:25)
13 – Hit Me With Your Lumen (2:49)
14 – Forest Fight (2:28)
15 – Going To A Party (1:29)
16 – Darkroom Lumenary (1:06)
17 – Rising From The Ashes (1:10)
18 – Warehouse Search (3:14)
19 – Commander Mog Explodes (2:29)
20 – Quarterback Intuition (1:07)
21 – We Know Where To Go (3:06)
i saw the movie a couple of weeks ago again and the showdown in the school is very well shot and intense and trevors music is effective there. you can hear track 8 and 19 in that scene. a really good action scene.
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I agree.
And I think at the end of the day the movie itself is not the type of movie that could win people over with its score. No matter how successful and popular it is and no matter how good the score is. I Am Number 4 was part of the YA craze that took over Hollywood a few years back (we all know how people feel about those movies), and even the most successful YA movies (like Twilight) are not exactly known for their scores.
People – even film critics who are supposed to talk about all aspects of the movie – were too busy talking about half-naked characters and Kristen Stewart's acting….. and completely ignoring the good work done by Alexandre Desplat.
It was pretty much the same with I Am Number Four…
It's not that Trevor created a "bad" score, it's simply a case of a nice, little score that went under the radar. No one bothered to talk about it….. Just like his score for Torque, which as far as I'm concerned is one of his best scores.
i also think it is an underrated score. especially the action music has a couple of nice touches. i saw the movie a couple of weeks ago again and the showdown in the school is very well shot and intense and trevors music is effective there. you can hear track 8 and 19 in that scene. a really good action scene. the emotional music is nothing ground breaking, but a lovely listen.
Very underrated score. As already pointed out by a couple of reviewers, it's a nice, little throwback to MV/RC's Golden Years and Trevor's own scores from 1997 to 2002. Give it a listen if you can. It's not long and it's worth it.