With “Smallville” ending its 10-year run this week, what better time could there be to put out a 28-song collection honoring the entire series?
WaterTower Music has released “Smallville: Score from the Complete Series,” which features approximately 70 minutes of music from composers Mark Snow and Louis Febre. The soundtrack is available now in digital form at the iTunes Store.
The soundtrack features musical highlights from all 10 seasons of the hit show, which concludes its run with a two-hour series finale May 13, at 8 p.m. EST on The CW. “Smallville” has the distinction of being the longest consecutive-running science fiction series in U.S. television history.
Below is the complete track listing:
1. Grow Up Superboy – Mark Snow
2. Webmaster – Mark Snow
3. The Setup – Mark Snow
4. Where Am I – Mark Snow
5. Burn Baby Burn – Mark Snow
6. Freaks – Mark Snow
7. The Final Stone – Mark Snow
8. Their Only Poison – Mark Snow
9. Demon Dad – Mark Snow
10. Crash Landing – Mark Snow
11. Rigged To Blow – Mark Snow
12. Green Arrow – Louis Febre
13. Defeating Bizarro – Louis Febre
14. The Fortress Falls – Louis Febre
15. Lois’ Waltz – Louis Febre
16. Zatanna – Louis Febre
17. In The Rain – Louis Febre
18. Pandora’s Kiss – Louis Febre
19. A Hall of Heroes – Louis Febre
20. Supergirl Arrives – Louis Febre
21. Clark Tells Lois – Louis Febre
22. The Proposal – Louis Febre
23. To Fly – Louis Febre
24. Disguise Needed – Louis Febre
25. A Lemur in the Room – Louis Febre
26. Booster Gold – Louis Febre
27. Zod’s Demise – Louis Febre
28. Trials – Louis Febre
According to the press release:
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Mark Snow is an ASCAP Award–winning songwriter who composed the score for the first six seasons of “Smallville” and has written music for “The X-Files,” “Millennium,” “One Tree Hill,” “Starsky & Hutch” and many more. Louis Febre is an Emmy Award–winning songwriter who composed the score for “Smallville” seasons seven through 10 and has written music for “The Cape,” “Swimfan,” “The Fugitive,” a number of “Scooby Doo” DVD features and many more.
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Only in Digital form? Or will it be released on CD later?
My Radio name is Lawrance of the Radio.I have always loved the superman comic super hero sence the tv superman series with George Reeves.So when SUPERMAN the movie came out OMG I thought christopher Reeve was the best SUPERMAN ever.Then when I found Smallville I again fell into heaven.Thoughs 10 years went by so darn fast.But I know that nothing that great lasts forever.So now i’m anticipating and very much looking forward to the next SUPERMAN movie that should be out I understand sometime in 2012.That figures,thats supposedly when the end of the worlds suppost to happen,If you believe in mythology.I truly hope that the worlds not coming to an end that fast.But if it is coming I hope that it’s after I get to see what happends to SUPERMAN after they waited so long about 7 years after Superman returns to make all of us suffer to know what happends to the Man Of Steel.I was hoping for SUPERMAN’s little boy that he found out that he had in SUPERMAN returns,That we would of found out what happends to him?
TOM WELLING WAS THE BEST CLARK KENT ON THE SHOW SMALLVILLE,I THINK INSTEAD OF WHO HOLLYWOOD PICKED TO PLAY THE MAN OF STEEL IN THE SEQUEL TO SUPERMAN RETURNS. THAT THE BETTER CHOICE TO OF EVER PLAY SUPERMAN SENCE CHRISTOPHER REEVE,SHOULD OF BEEN WITHOUT A DOUGHT FOR HEAVEN SAKE…TOM WELLING,I MEAN COME ON!!
Wow, Larry. Wow.