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Robert Kral
Superman: Doomsday - O.S.T.
Genres: Pop, Soundtracks

Track Listings (26) - Disc #1
1. Superman Doomsday Main Title (2:05)
2. Fortress of Solitude (1:33)
3. Alien (2:25)
4. Killing the Hick (0:52)
5. Doomsday Rising (3:59)
6. Superman vs. Doomsday (1:49)
7. Doomsday Battle (2:11)
8. Superman's Sacrifice (2:38)
9. The Death of Superman (2:07)
10. Lois & Martha (0:48)
11. Toy Man Attacks (2:28)
12. Return of the Hero (2:22)
13. Superman Clone (3:16)
14. Heartbeat (0:43)
15. Relocated (1:13)
16. Lois Was Right (0:37)
17. Cat Rescue (1:42)
18. A Safe Superman (1:47)
19. Lois' Plan (2:21)
20. Clone Discovery (3:17)
21. Luthor's Fate (0:32)
22. Superman's Return (2:27)
23. Superman vs. Superclone (4:56)
24. Superman's Victory (4:23)
25. Smallville Elementary (1:03)
26. Superman Doomsday End Titles (2:58)

CD Details

All Artists: Robert Kral
Title: Superman: Doomsday - O.S.T.
Members Wishing: 1
Total Copies: 0
Label: La-La Land Records
Original Release Date: 1/1/2007
Re-Release Date: 10/23/2007
Album Type: Soundtrack
Genres: Pop, Soundtracks
Style: Easy Listening
Number of Discs: 1
SwapaCD Credits: 1
UPC: 826924106327

Synopsis

Product Description

Presenting the original score to the Warner Bros premiere DVD motion picture event Superman: Doomsday, an all-new animated feature film based on the award-winning Death of Superman comic book trilogy. Composer Robert J. Kral (TV's Angel, The Dresden Files and The Lost Room) brings the Man of Steel to spectacular new heights with a score bursting with thrills, chills and emotional drama.

CD Reviews

Superman: Doomsday - refreshingly original

Andrew W. Laubacher | 12/12/2007

(3 out of 5 stars)

"Superman: Doomsday - O.S.T. was a bit of a surprise in that I wasn't sure that it would actually get released. Soundtracks for direct-to-video products just don't get much respect (much like computer game soundtrack albums). Robert Kral has managed to create a Superman theme that stands on its own and is worthy of Warner Animation's premiere "DC Universe" movie. If I had to point out one negative thing about this DVD, it is that the main theme can be a little repetitive; not enough, however, to keep me from recommending it to serious fans of comics film music."