Training Day
TRAINING DAY, 2001, Directed by Antoine Fuqua
FILM CREDITS
Music by Mark Mancina
Music Supervisor: John Houlihan
Supervising Music Editor: Richard Ford
Music Editor: Shannon Erbe
Assistant Music Editor: Shie Rozow
Orchestrator: David Metzger
Score Mixer: Steven Kempster
Music Score Co-Produced by Mark Mancina & Chuck Choi
Conductor: Don Harper
Music Score Recorded by Greg Dennen & Brian Dixon
Music Score Programmers: Adrian Lee & Michael Mason
Assistant Music Supervisors: Patrick Houlihan & Ted Reed
Soundtrack Executive Producer for Priority Records: David Ehrlich
BOOKLET CREDITS
"Wolf Or Sheep"
Composed by Mark Mancina
Conductor: Don Harper
01 – Keep Your Eyes Open – Film Dialogue (0:06)
02 – W.O.L.V.E.S. – Krumbsnatcha & M.O.P. (3:57)
03 – Bounce, Rock, Golden State – Golden State (4:05)
04 – Put It On Me – Dr. Dre & DJ Quik Co-Starring Mimi (5:00)
05 – #1 – Nelly (4:23)
06 – F*** You – Pharaohe Monch (3:54)
07 – Watch The Police – C-Murder & Trick Daddy (2:49)
08 – Dirty Ryders – The Lox (4:20)
09 – Crooked Cop – Napalm (3:57)
10 – American Dream – P. Diddy, The Bad Boy Family & David Bowie (5:21)
11 – Greed – Cypress Hill feat. Kokane (3:23)
12 – Guns N’ Roses – The Clipse & The Neptunes (3:37)
13 – That Squeeze – Gang Starr (3:28)
14 – Let Us Go – King Jacob & Professor (4:38)
15 – Training Day (In My Hood) – Roscoe (4:21)
16 – Protect Your Head – Soldier B (4:18)
17 – Wolf Or Sheep (3:41)
02 – W.O.L.V.E.S. – Krumbsnatcha & M.O.P. (3:57)
03 – Bounce, Rock, Golden State – Golden State (4:05)
04 – Put It On Me – Dr. Dre & DJ Quik Co-Starring Mimi (5:00)
05 – #1 – Nelly (4:23)
06 – F*** You – Pharaohe Monch (3:54)
07 – Watch The Police – C-Murder & Trick Daddy (2:49)
08 – Dirty Ryders – The Lox (4:20)
09 – Crooked Cop – Napalm (3:57)
10 – American Dream – P. Diddy, The Bad Boy Family & David Bowie (5:21)
11 – Greed – Cypress Hill feat. Kokane (3:23)
12 – Guns N’ Roses – The Clipse & The Neptunes (3:37)
13 – That Squeeze – Gang Starr (3:28)
14 – Let Us Go – King Jacob & Professor (4:38)
15 – Training Day (In My Hood) – Roscoe (4:21)
16 – Protect Your Head – Soldier B (4:18)
17 – Wolf Or Sheep (3:41)
Does anyone know what the correct chronological tracklist for this would be?
I think it goes something like this
Training Day
The Office
A Little Ambush
Traffic Jam (though the movie uses an unreleased alternate)
Unreleased Track1
Smiles and Cries
Interrupting a Ditch
Crackin Nuts
Unreleased Track2
Wolf against Dogs
Going after Sandman
Unreleased Track 3
Welcome to the Jungle
Father and Son
Green Light
Roger (Movie version has a lot more stuff added)
Money
The Scenario
As the World Turns
This is the Game (uses the fillin and ending)
Drive to Smiley
Holmes Play with Us
Life’s a Trip
I’m Here for Alonzo
Preserve Life
Chase on the Roof/Jake’s Fatigue (the two overlap)
Car Surfing
Alonzo or Alonzo Reprise (I cant tell which one)
The Appointment
Death is Certain (Uses the main version, not the alts)
End Credits
Does anyone know what the correct chronological tracklist for this would be?
I think it goes something like this
Training Day
The Office
A Little Ambush
Traffic Jam (though the movie uses an unreleased alternate)
Unreleased Track1
Smiles and Cries
Interrupting a Ditch
Crackin Nuts
Unreleased Track2
Wolf against Dogs
Going after Sandman
Unreleased Track 3
Welcome to the Jungle
Father and Son
Green Light
Roger (Movie version has a lot more stuff added)
Money
The Scenario
As the World Turns
This is the Game (uses the fillin and ending)
Drive to Smiley
Holmes Play with Us
Life’s a Trip
I’m Here for Alonzo
Preserve Life
Chase on the Roof/Jake’s Fatigue (the two overlap)
Car Surfing
Alonzo or Alonzo Reprise (I cant tell which one)
The Appointment
Death is Certain (Uses the main version, not the alts)
End Credits
Finally listened to the whole score. It's funny, it's not the type of score that "pops out" in the movie, there are no "epic" cues, but when you actually listen to the whole thing separately from the movie, it's an exceptional piece of work. IMO, one of Mancina's best scores. Easily.
And it's the type of score that we rarely encounter nowadays. Sadly. And I will say that if you are tired or if you flat-out hate the "sound design" scores that we see everywhere now, then Training Day is for you. Give it a listen : )
Finally listened to the whole score. It's funny, it's not the type of score that "pops out" in the movie, there are no "epic" cues, but when you actually listen to the whole thing separately from the movie, it's an exceptional piece of work. IMO, one of Mancina's best scores. Easily.
And it's the type of score that we rarely encounter nowadays. Sadly. And I will say that if you are tired or if you flat-out hate the "sound design" scores that we see everywhere now, then Training Day is for you. Give it a listen : )
Sadly, NOT the complete score. I think four cues are missing (by another composer?) and Fight with Alonzo has the end crudely cut off.
Sadly, NOT the complete score. I think four cues are missing (by another composer?) and Fight with Alonzo has the end crudely cut off.