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10 Soundtracks pages in Movies.

• Conan the Barbarian SoundtrackBasil Poledouris's Conan the Barbarian soundtrack (1982), the full score in 27 parts and film order, 1 hour 40 minutes, each part playing from its first second, with measured highlights, the track lists of the 1982 album and the 1992 and 2012 editions, and who recorded it.
• Conan the Destroyer SoundtrackBasil Poledouris's Conan the Destroyer soundtrack (1984) in full, all 43 tracks of the 2023 Back Lot Music edition, 1 hour 50 minutes, each playing from its first second, the complete film score, five alternates and the 13-track 1984 album, under measured highlights.
• Gladiator SoundtrackHans Zimmer and Lisa Gerrard's Gladiator soundtrack (2000) in full, all 17 tracks of the Decca album, 1 hour 1 minute, each playing from its first second, under measured highlights. It won the Golden Globe, went platinum twenty years after release and is still played live with the film.
• Harry Potter SoundtrackJohn Williams's soundtrack for the first Harry Potter film (2001), Sorcerer's Stone in the US and Philosopher's Stone elsewhere, in full: all 19 tracks, 1 hour 13 minutes, each playing from its first second, under measured highlights. Its celesta melody, Hedwig's Theme, was written before Williams had the job.
• Inception SoundtrackHans Zimmer's Inception soundtrack (2010) in full, all 12 tracks of the WaterTower Music album, 49 minutes, each playing from its first second, under measured highlights. Its two heavy brass notes come from a single beat of an Edith Piaf record, and the album closes with Time.
• Interstellar SoundtrackHans Zimmer's Interstellar soundtrack (2014) in full, all 30 tracks of the Expanded Edition, 2 hours 19 minutes, each playing from its first second, under measured highlights. Its sound is one church organ in London, and it is still played live with the film.
• Pirates of the Caribbean SoundtrackThe soundtrack of the first Pirates of the Caribbean film, The Curse of the Black Pearl (2003), in full, all 15 tracks, 43 minutes, each playing from its first second, under measured highlights. It is credited to Klaus Badelt, was produced by Hans Zimmer and ends with He's a Pirate.
• Star Wars SoundtrackJohn Williams's Star Wars soundtrack (1977) in full, the 16 tracks of the original album played by the London Symphony Orchestra, 1 hour 15 minutes, each from its first second, under measured highlights. It won the Oscar and three Grammys, and the same orchestra plays it live to the film in London in 2027.
• The Fellowship of the Ring SoundtrackHoward Shore's soundtrack for The Lord of the Rings: The Fellowship of the Ring (2001) in full, all 18 tracks of the original album, 1 hour 11 minutes, each playing from its first second, under measured highlights. It won the Oscar and the Grammy, and orchestras still play it live to the film.
• Titanic SoundtrackJames Horner's Titanic soundtrack (1997) in full, all 15 tracks of the original album including My Heart Will Go On, 1 hour 12 minutes, each playing from its first second, under measured highlights. It spent 16 weeks at No. 1 in the US and won the Oscars for both score and song.

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