THE 4400: MUSIC FROM THE TELEVISION SERIES
A passing comet hurtles towards Earth, then slows, hovers, and eventually touches down in the Pacific Northwest. From a blinding white light, 4400 people of different ages, races and walks of life emerge. All have been presumed dead or missing. It is soon realized that each of “The 4400” have been returned with a special power. The soundtrack to USA Network’s captivating hit series, The 4400, includes the unforgettable theme song, A Place in Time, as well as the most prominent music from the first three seasons.

AFTER THE WEDDING
After the Wedding has been nominated for Best Foreign Language Picture at the 79th Annual Academy Awards. Composer Johan Söderqvist has received two awards himself in Cannes for his original score for Brothers, and a nomination for Best European Composer 2005 at the European Film Awards, as well as the Swedish Grammy Award in 1991. Söderqvist’s music for After the Wedding captures the emotion and unpredictability of the film. His music accompanies the picture perfectly while also leaving room for the film to breathe.

ALEX RIDER: OPERATION STORMBREAKER
Alex Rider: Operation Stormbreaker is the story of schoolboy who realizes that, by encouraging his hobbies, his uncle has thoroughly prepared him for a career in espionage, and that he must use those skills to rescue Britain from destruction. The music includes a high energy hybrid orchestral-electronic score by Alan Parker, as well as exciting pop songs from a variety of popular artists including songs by Matt Willis, Colin MacIntyre, Transluzent, "Chinese Burn" by Curve, "Alright Alright" by Sahara Hotnights, and 2 songs by Rooster!

ALPHA DOG
Chosen as the closing film for the Sundance Film Festival, Nick Cassavetes' (The Notebook, John Q) Alpha Dog is the story of teenage suburban drug dealer Johnny Truelove (based on the real life criminal Jesse James Hollywood), the youngest man ever to appear on the FBI's Most Wanted list, at age 19. As The Hollywood Reporter put it," Cassavetes simply plunges you into an unhealthy environment of social disintegration and never eases up." The soundtrack is full of original hip-hop by Aaron Zigman, who also scored Cassavetes's The Notebook and John Q. This hip-hop was specifically written for the film, performed by a variety of artists.

A RIVER RUNS THROUGH IT - SILVER SCREEN EDITION
This Academy Award nominated score has been digitally remastered, restoring the music to its original brilliant sound. The album also includes an exclusive interview with Mark Isham, who speaks about his collaboration with Robert Redford and his memories of this unique project.

A WALK IN THE CLOUDS - SILVER SCREEN EDITION
The Golden Globe Award winning score by music legend Maurice Jarre has been digitally remastered and includes an in-depth interview with Jarre, who shares his thoughts on the role of film music, his experience working with various directors, and his view on film music today.

BACKDRAFT - SILVER SCREEN EDITION
In addition to the two tracks by Bruce Hornsby & the Range, Hans ZimmerÕs beautiful, timeless score has been digitally remastered. The album also features a brand new interview with Zimmer, who shares details on his experience working with Ron Howard, finding the voice for this film, how he looks at his own writing, and more.

BARAKA - SILVER SCREEN EDITION
This cult favorite soundtrack has been digitally remastered and now includes the opening theme of the film, which was not available on the original release. Composer Michael Stearns rediscovered the original recording after more than 10 years, and remastered it exclusively for this release.

BED OF ROSES
A beautiful "bouquet" of score and songs has made this one of the biggest selling soundtracks of 1996. Album features original music by Michael Convertino and songs from Sarah McLachlan -"Ice Cream," Daniel O'Brien - "Killing Time," The Borrowers - "Nervous Heart" and the international hit "Independent Love Song" by Scarlet.

BEFORE SUNSET
Combining music from Before Sunrise and Before Sunset, the soundtrack includes romantic classical, pop rock and folk music featuring four tracks by Julie Delpy. Before Sunrise was released in 1995, chronicling an evening unwinding through the eyes of two strangers, Jesse (Ethan Hawke) and Celine (Julie Delpy) - meeting on a Euro-train experiencing a foreign city and each other for the first time. Nine years have passed since that night. On the last stop of his book tour, Jesse finds Celine watching from the back of the room. In a stimulating and revealing journey through Paris, in real time, these two individuals explore the inner workings of their hearts and minds and rediscover their rare yet powerful love for the unexpected, the unrehearsed, and each other Before Sunset.

BEND IT LIKE BECKHAM
Bally Sagoo's irresistible East-meets-West dance hybrids set the tone for the Bend it Like Beckham soundtrack, which also features cool Asian melodies and songs ranging from 80s disco to 90s electronic. Included is the song "I Wish" by Victoria Beckham (Posh Spice), and tracks by Blondie, Melanie C, Texas and Partners in Rhyme featuring Nusrat Fateh Ali Khan.

BENNY & JOON
The best-selling soundtrack album that produced the international hit "I'm Gonna Be (500 Miles)" from Scottish duo The Proclaimers also includes wonderful score music from one of England's premiere composers Rachel Portman.

BEYOND RANGOON
Hans Zimmer (Academy Award-winning composer of The Lion King) has asserted himself as one of the most sought after composers of film music today. His patented sound has inspired others and he proves this with the remarkable score for Beyond Rangoon. By skillfully mixing a cyclical theme on percussion instruments with breathtaking phrasings on ethnic flutes, and livening it with an ethereal voice, Hans Zimmer has created yet another masterpiece

BLACK BOOK
Black Book tells the story of a Jewish woman, Rachel Steinn who joins the Hague resistance during WWII after the Germans murder her family. Composer Anne Dudley is an English musician, composer, arranger and producer. Her scores include The Crying Game, Buster, Pushing Tin and many others. She won an Oscar in 1998 for her score to The Full Monty. Black Book’s soundtrack consists of Anne Dudley’s beautiful, diverse and emotional score mixed with period jazz and pop.

BRAZIL - SILVER SCREEN EDITION
In Brazil, Michael Kamen achieves what few composers in any medium have done: fuse a stunning variety of forms (ranging from symphonic to jazz to 30's pop), stuff them with allusions (everything from Maurice Ravel to Woody Woodpecker) - and make the final result as gloriously, giddily romantic as it is heartbreaking. With Brazil, Michael Kamen has created one of the greatest dreamscapes in music.

Bonus Material: exclusive interview with Terry Gilliam, discussing Brazil's music, his role as the film’s director and his perspective on film music today.

BREAKFAST ON PLUTO
A vibrant, picturesque new movie from Neil Jordan, the award winning director of The Crying Game among others. Set in the 1970's, Breakfast on Pluto follows the exploits of Patrick Braden (Cillian Murphy), an endearing, but deceptively tough young man. Jordan weaves a wonderfully surreal and magical tale to bring us this funny, moving and poignant rites of passage account of a young man enduring the trials and tribulations he faces with a smile and unwavering faith in the inherent goodness in us all. From the melodrama of Bobby Goldsboro’s “Honey” (Kitten’s theme song about a bereft young widower mourning his lost bride), to a stirring Handel chorale, to disco and punk, music is a powerful force in “Breakfast on Pluto.”

BROKEN ARROW
Broken Arrow's marriage between pulsating techno sounds and its mythic western quality has been accomplished with a unique ensemble that includes trumpet, guitar, harmonica, percussion, mini-Moogs and four pianos "rattling around at the bottom end." When it comes to action, composer Hans Zimmer prefers the intimacy that synthesizers give him. "The more electronic I go, the more human an action score becomes to me," he says. Hans Zimmer makes Broken Arrow's theme-driven score full of pulsating action and lush symphonic sound.

BROTHERS OF THE HEAD
Brothers of the Head is the feverish, mind-bending odyssey of conjoined twins Tom and Barry Howe who were plucked from obscurity by a 1970s music promoter and groomed into a punk band. The soundtrack is every bit destructive as it is reminiscent of that classic 70s punk flavor, but with more edge and cutting than you've ever heard before. In fact, it very well may be the best punk you've never heard. The Bang Bang truly take punk to a raw, emotional level that's gone unseen before Brothers of the Head.