Mr. Magorium's Wonder Emporium (Alexandre Desplat / Aaron Zigman) Finale (2:40)
Taken (Laura Karpman) Main Title (1:02)
Robots (John Powell) Robots Overture (4:05)
Looney Tunes: Back In Action (Jerry Goldsmith) Car Trouble (3:46)
Wallace and Gromit: THE CURSE OF THE WERE-RABBIT (Julian Nott) A Grand Day Out (1:55)
Flicka (Aaron Zigman) Main Title (1:49)
Racing Stripes (Mark Isham) The Big Race (7:20)
We Are Marshall (Christophe Beck) Theme From "We Are Marshall" (3:14)
Being Julia (Mychael Danna) Curtain It Up / The Real World (2:47)
Nicholas Nickleby (Rachel Portman) Main Titles (5:37)
Nanny McPhee (Patrick Doyle) Snow In August (7:02)
Shrek 2 (Harry Gregson-Williams) Prince Charming (2:04)
The Ant Bully (John Debney) Sweet Rock (3:23)
The Astronaut Farmer (Stuart Matthewman) Opening Titles (2:07)
The Sisterhood of the Traveling Pants (Cliff Eidelman) The Traveling Song (3:18)
The Pursuit of Happyness (Andrea Guerra) Opening (3:10)
The Holiday (Hans Zimmer) Maestro (3:55)
The Family Stone (Michael Giacchino) It's Snowing (5:10)
The Great Raid (Trevor Rabin) Closing Titles (4:29)
Track Listings (18) - Disc #2
Sea of Dreams (Luis Bacalov) Sea of Dreams (2:39)
Beat The Drum (Klaus Badelt / Ramin Djawadi) The Village (5:31)
Duma (John Debney) Xan And Duma Say Goodbye (3:23)
Blood Diamond (James Newton Howard) Solomon Vandy (2:11)
The Quiet American (Craig Armstrong) The Quiet American (5:58)
The Gospel of John (Jeff Danna) Follow Me (4:35)
Water (Mychael Danna) House of Windows (5:20)
Partition (Brian Tyler) Partition (2:54)
As You Like It (Patrick Doyle) Violin Romance (5:05)
Nomad (Carlo Siliotto) Kazakhstan 1710 (2:55)
Lost (Michael Giacchino) Parting Words (5:32)
United 93 (John Powell) Dedication (3:53)
Beyond Borders (James Horner) Chechnya IV (6:11)
Goodbye Bafana (Dario Marianelli) The Harbour (3:45)
Flight of the Phoenix (Marco Beltrami) Heat Dream (4:23)
Carnivale (Jeff Beal) Carnivàle End Title (Ben's Theme) (1:05)
Out of Time (Graeme Revell) Out Of Time Theme (4:10)
Tears of The Sun (Hans Zimmer) The Journey / Kopano Part III (8:19)
Track Listings (22) - Disc #3
The Good German (Thomas Newman) Unrecht Oder Recht (Main Title) (2:27)
Firewall (Alexandre Desplat) Firewall (3:18)
Rush Hour 3 (Lalo Schifrin) Parachute Down (2:14)
Annapolis (Brian Tyler) Showdown (5:48)
Flyboys (Trevor Rabin) Heroes (4:33)
Stealth (BT) Main Title (4:14)
The Bourne Supremacy (John Powell) Bim Bam Smash (5:09)
Grindhouse: Planet Terror (Robert Rodriguez) Grindhouse (Main Titles) (3:32)
Hellboy (Marco Beltrami) Main Title (1:08)
Ghostrider (Christopher Young) Ghostrider (3:17)
Serenity (David Newman) End Credits (1:38)
The Kingdom (Danny Elfman) Waiting (2:21)
Sin City (Robert Rodriguez) Sin City End Titles (3:17)
The Fast and The Furious: Tokyo Drift (Brian Tyler) The Fast and the Furious: Tokyo Drift (7:52)
S.W.A.T. (Elliot Goldenthal) Bullet Frenzy II (1:40)
M:i:III (Michael Giacchino) Schifrin and Variations (3:06)
Fantastic Four (John Ottman) Main Titles (2:35)
Stargate: Atlantis (Joel Goldsmith) Main Title (1:06)
Star Trek Nemesis (Jerry Goldsmith) Final Fight (3:48)
Night At The Museum (Alan Silvestri) Night At The Museum (2:37)
X-Men: The Last Stand (John Powell) The Last Stand (5:21)
Evan Almighty (John Debney) The Flood (6:58)
Track Listings (21) - Disc #4
Four Brothers (David Arnold) Four Brothers (2:45)
Inside Man (Terence Blanchard) Good And Ready (2:20)
24 (Sean Callery) Main Title (Orchestral Videogame Version) (4:40)
American Gangster (Marc Streitenfeld) Frank Lucas (2:42)
Zodiac (David Shire) Graysmith's Theme (2:27)
Breach (Mychael Danna) Dangerous World (4:37)
Million Dollar Baby (Clint Eastwood) Blue Morgan (End Credits) (4:32)
An Unfinished Life (Deborah Lurie) Main Title (3:28)
The Lives of Others (Gabriel Yared / Stephane Moucha) The Invisible Front (2:41)
All The Kings Men (James Horner) Give Me The Hammer And I'll Nail 'Em UP! (5:56)
Lions for Lambs (Mark Isham) Last Shift (4:59)
House of Sand and Fog (James Horner) The Waves Of The Caspian Sea (4:03)
Sylvia (Gabriel Yared) Opening (2:28)
Hostel II (Nathan Barr) Suite (6:34)
The Grudge 2 (Christopher Young) Ju-On 2 (2:54)
The Reaping (John Frizzell) The Boy (4:46)
Gothika (John Ottman) Miranda's Theme (1:50)
1408 (Gabriel Yared) Fire! (4:44)
I Know Who Killed Me (Joel McNeely) Prelude / Reunited (3:20)
The Day After Tomorrow (Harald Kloser) The Day After Tomorrow (3:29)
I, Robot (Marco Beltrami) I, Robot Theme (End Credits) (3:17)
Varèse Sarabande Records celebrates its 30th Anniversary in grand style with this special 4 CD set! Featuring over five hours of great film music!! Produced as a companion piece to our best-selling 25th Anniversary ... more »set, there is no duplication here. For our 30th anniversary we look back at our greatest releases over the last five years. And being most prolific film music record label in the world, that meant we had over 250 soundtracks to choose from!« less
Varèse Sarabande Records celebrates its 30th Anniversary in grand style with this special 4 CD set! Featuring over five hours of great film music!! Produced as a companion piece to our best-selling 25th Anniversary set, there is no duplication here. For our 30th anniversary we look back at our greatest releases over the last five years. And being most prolific film music record label in the world, that meant we had over 250 soundtracks to choose from!
CD Reviews
Surprisingly good.
Francisco José Poyato Ariza | Madrid, Spain | 09/26/2008
(5 out of 5 stars)
"The two previous "25th anniversary celebrations" from Varèse Sarabande are a must in any music library, not to mention if one likes cinema music (the real contemporary symphonic music, in my opinion). I was a little reluctant about this one at first, as it covers a very short time span (only five years), and many of the movies are unheard of...at least for me (I do confess I have disappointedly abandoned Western cinema for Far East one for quite some time now). However, the quality of the music is simply breathtaking. Virtually every track is worth to be listend to attentively. Pure musical enjoyment. Get it while supply lasts!!"
Not to be missed
Sahara | Hawaii | 01/01/2009
(5 out of 5 stars)
"The 25th anniversary collection was fabulous so I ordered this the minute I heard it was released...it does not disappoint. It covers the last 5 years gamut of films from lightweight to challenging musicalities. (personal favorite the more exotic disc 2). It is almost overwhelming trying to take in so many different films and guessing the composers to match the soundtracks. Thank you for also including a track from Lost - a real surprise. Producers - please don't make us wait another 5 years for another one!"
A lot of music for a great deal
Chris Garner | Mesquite, NV USA | 03/20/2009
(4 out of 5 stars)
"This Varese Sarabande 30th Anniversary Cd set is a collection of film music released from 2003 to 2008. There's something for just about any film score fan here. I don't imagine anyone would love the whole thing, but my guess is that there will at least a few tracks from each disc that you'll enjoy. This is especially great for film score fans that haven't been keeping up with recent releases. Personal favorites of mine are the Mr. Magorium's Wonder Emporium, All the King's Men, Lost, and Racing Stripes among others.
At the end of the day, though, you just can't beat that price for that much music. There's more than one CD's worth of good music here (even to the pickiest listener) for only one CD's price."
Varese again
PAL | 05/17/2010
(4 out of 5 stars)
"Though a gift, I very much thought of keeping it as some less well-known or distributed tracks are part of this collection. The receiver of the gift was not just happy -- he was ecstatic. VS was kind to include some of the more off-beats and hard to find originals. Not a 5 because many are available, but so many memorable tracks are here for people who want to discover OST's from one of the "premier" distributor of soundtracks."
A refreshing, unexpected, masterful collection
M. D'Amico | United States | 04/10/2010
(5 out of 5 stars)
"Forget everything you know about movie soundtracks. This is not the typical John Williams, James Horner, Hans Zimmer, etc compilation. This collection just blew me away. It contains many little-known artists and/or overlooked soundtracks. The selection is exquisite, each track flows nicely. Just when my soundtrack collection was feeling stalled, Varese Sarabande comes along. Bravo!"