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The company logo, not the Spanish word for entrance.

Intrada is a label which specialises in soundtrack albums for films and television series. Unlike other labels in this field (Varèse Sarabande, La-La Land Records, Silva Screen Records), Intrada began as a retail store in 1984, located in San Francisco and run by Douglass Fake and Roger Feigelson and selling (you guessed it) soundtrack albums.

In 1985 the store licensed its first self-produced album, working with MGM to release Basil Poledouris' Red Dawn (1984); in 1986 Intrada made another deal with MGM to issue Jerry Goldsmith's Poltergeist II: The Other Side, the first of many albums they would do with the composer (in 1993, when the label discovered they had overpaid for the reuse fees, they were able to issue a considerably longer version of the album - Red Dawn was also expanded). The label has built a number of good relationships with composers like Goldsmith, Poledouris, Bruce Broughton and Bill Conti, in addition to working regularly with the major studios like 20th Century Fox (always one of the most soundtrack-friendly studios, even after the Disney buyout) and more impressively, given the studio has always known the commercial value of its music, Disney (Intrada released albums for several Disney films in the 1990s, like Honey, I Blew Up the Kid and A Far Off Place - in more recent times Intrada has released soundtracks co-branded with Disney or its subsidiaries, starting with Up and including Toy Story 3, Oz the Great and Powerful, The Avengers, the first three movies in the Tinker Bell series and others).

The store moved to Oakland in 1999, and continues today (both the physical and online store sell albums from other labels); Douglass Fake also has the distinction of having scored a film himself, 1998's Holly Vs. Hollywood (directed by Intrada's Jeff Johnson). No prizes for guessing what company released the soundtrack.

Among their releases:

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    John Addison 

    Richard Band 

    John Barry 
  • The Black Hole - One of their titles co-branded with Disney, a huge improvement on Buena Vista's 1979 album. You get Barry's complete score.
  • The Day of the Locust - In a great expansion of the 1974 London Records soundtrack album.
    • The 1974 album was reissued on its own by Intrada in 2010.
  • The Deep (1977) - A 2-disc set with Barry's complete score on disc 1, and the soundtrack album Casablanca Records released in 1977 on disc 2.
  • The Dove - the first officially-sanctioned CD reissue of ABC Records' 1974 soundtrack album with stereo extras and some unreleased music in mono.
  • Howard the Duck - A 3-disc set that has Barry's intended score on disc 1, Barry's alternates and Sylvester Levay's material on disc 2; Thomas Dolby's contributions, and MCA's 1984 soundtrack album on the third disc - the album makes its CD debut.
  • Indecent Proposal - the MCA soundtrack album contained a lengthy 25m 20s suite of Barry's score alongside the obligatory songs; this score album has Barry's complete score plus alternates and soundtrack album versions.
  • King Rat - This release has the complete score from the movie, followed by the re-recording issued on Mainstream in 1965.
  • The Legend of the Lone Ranger - A reissue/CD premiere of MCA's OOP soundtrack album.

    Les Baxter 

    Marco Beltrami 

    Charles Bernstein 

    Elmer Bernstein 

    Bruce Broughton 

    Jay Chattaway 

    Bill Conti 
20th Century Fox Records soundtrack albums.

    John Debney 

    Georges Delerue 
    Frank De Vol  

    Vince DiCola  
  • Rocky IV He had two score cuts on the 1985 Scotti Bros. soundtrack album.
  • Transformers: The Movie He had three score cuts on the 1986 Scotti Bros. soundtrack album. This score album was issued in 2014.

    Pino Donaggio 

    Cliff Eidelman 
  • The Meteor Man
  • Star Trek VI: The Undiscovered Country - This was the label's initial contribution to expanding the Star Trek movie soundtracks (see the Leonard Rosenman folder for the other one) a 2-CD set with the full score on the first disc, and extras and the 1991 MCA soundtrack album on the second disc.

    Danny Elfman 

    Jerry Fielding 

    Robert Folk 

    Michael Giacchino 

    Jerry Goldsmith 
  • 2 Days in the Valley - His unused score.
  • Alien - the complete score; with the 1979 20th Century-Fox Records soundtrack album and extras on a two-disc set.
  • Baby: Secret of the Lost Legend
  • Bandolero! - Intrada initially gave the original Project 3 Records album its CD premiere, with this new edition you had the film score and the album tracks, plus theme demos. La-La Land Records later gave this version a remastered redo. (With a couple of extras.)
  • Black Patch - this Kickstarter-funded rerecording of Goldsmith's first film score - paired with his score for The Man - not this one. A 1972 Made-for-TV Movie about the first black President of the USA, played by James Earl Jones (as Morgan Freeman was otherwise occupied at the time).
  • The Blue Max - This was a bit of an expansion on the 1966 soundtrack album from Mainstream.
  • The Boys from Brazil - This release has the complete score in its film presentation on CD 1; and the 1978 A&M Records soundtrack album and bonus tracks on CD 2.
  • Capricorn One - The first release of the film recordings - the 1978 Warner (Bros.) Records soundtrack album was a rerecording done in London with the National Philharmonic Orchestra.note 
  • Chinatown - This release pairs the complete score with the ABC Records soundtrack album.note 
  • Congo - This expands on the Epic Soundtrax album but also has the tracklist on the packaging, instead of just on the disc itself...
  • Damnation Alley
  • Deep Rising - This expands on the Hollywood Records soundtrack album released with the movie in 1998.
  • Explorers - Varèse Sarabande reissued the 1985 MCA soundtrack album on CD; Intrada's release in 2011 dispenses with the songs and greatly increases the score content. To the chagrin of Joe Dante, this was one of the label's quickest sellouts, and he missed it - fortunately for him and any other Goldsmith fans who missed out, there was a repressing.
  • Extreme Prejudice - later greatly expanded by La-La Land Records.
    • A 2-CD edition came from Intrada in 2021 with the complete original score on CD 1, and the 1987 soundtrack album on CD 2.
  • Fate Is the Hunter - paired with his music from Shock Treatment - Not this one. This one.
  • First Blood - expanded. Later issued as a 2-CD set with the original 1982 soundtrack album and the full score.
  • The Ghost and the Darkness - This 2-CD set features his complete score, plus alternates and unused mixes, and the Hollywood Records soundtrack album from 1996.
  • The Great Train Robbery - This 2-CD release has the complete score on CD 1, with the 1979 soundtrack album on CD 2. Quartet Records later released another 2-CD edition, this one having the score as heard in the movie.
  • Gladiator (1992) - His unused score. Ironically, the replacement score by Brad Fiedel remains completely unreleased as of May 2023.
  • Hollow Man - a 2-CD expansion of the 2000 Varèse Sarabande soundtrack album.
  • Hoosiers - Expanded from the 1986 Polydor Records soundtrack album.
  • Inchon - The label's first release of this title was the 1988 CD premiere of the soundtrack issued by Regency International.
    • As befitting its status as a Cult Soundtrack, the label then issued a 2-CD set in 2006 with the 1982 soundtrack album on CD 1 and the complete score on CD 2.
    • Then in 2020 it got a 3-CD release - with the 1982 soundtrack album on CD 1; the score assembly released in 2006 on CD 2; and the complete score in chronological order on CD 3.
      • In 2024 that 3-CD set was remastered...
  • In Harm's Way - The label's first release of this was a reissue of the 1965 RCA Victor soundtrack album in its non-Japanese CD debut. In 2015 the label reissued it paired with an expanded score presentation.
  • Islands in the Stream - a 1986 recording with the composer conducting the Hungarian State Symphony Orchestra.
    • Film Score Monthly released the film recordings in 2010.
  • King Solomon's Mines - Goldsmith's reunion with Richard Chamberlain. An expansion of the 1986 Restless soundtrack album. Quartet Records later issued a 2-CD edition with the full score and the original soundtrack album.
  • The Last Castle - Goldsmith's complete score plus extras on CD 1; the classical source music and the 2001 Decca Records soundtrack album on CD 2.
  • The Lonely Guy - The original soundtrack album from MCA Records was a mini-LP, it wasn't the only time a Goldsmith-scored movie got that treatment in 1984 clocking in at 18m 26s with 7m 12s of scorenote  The expansion has all the music he wrote for the movie. As well as the songs.
  • MacArthur - a 2-CD set with the film recordings on CD 1 and the remastered 1977 MCA soundtrack album rerecording - itself reissued by Varèse Sarabande.
  • Matinee - This greatly expands on the soundtrack album issued by Varèse Sarabande in 1993.
  • Morituri - Film Score Monthly released an album where Morituri shared space with some of David Shire's music for the 1977 Made-for-TV Movie Raid On Entebbe.
  • The Mummy (1999) - A 2-CD set with the complete 90m 50s score plus the Decca Records soundtrack album presentation.
  • Night Crossing
    • Their first release of this was in 1987.
    • Followed by an expansion in 2014.
  • Not Without My Daughter - Later expanded by La-La Land Records
  • One Little Indian - his first work for Disney.
  • A Patch of Blue - a vast improvement on the Mainstream soundtrack album issued in 1965, and on CD with - for reasons known only to Mainstream's Jackie Mills - (well, most of) Mark Lawrence's music from David and Lisa. This release has Goldsmith's score in proper form.
  • Patton - This 2-CD release has the complete score on CD 1; the 1970 soundtrack albumnote  from 20th Century-Fox Records and the soundtrack album version of the end title minus the dialogue on CD 2.
  • Planet of the Apes (1968) - this 1992 expansion saw the first release of the cue "The Hunt" which wasn't included on the 1968 Project 3 soundtrack album.
  • Players - music for the other romantic drama made by Paramount starring Ali MacGraw. It was much less well received... It does mark the film debut of John McEnroe years before Wimbledon and assorted Adam Sandler movies.
  • Poltergeist II: The Other Side - The first release was just 29 minutes.
    • Varèse Sarabande and Kritzerland also released expanded editions of this. Then Intrada released another expanded edition with 3 discs (Digital and Analogue mixes on the first 2 discs and alternate cues on disc 3).
  • Powder - This expands on the 1995 soundtrack album that Hollywood Records put out.
  • Psycho II - This greatly expands on the 1983 soundtrack album that MCA put out with the film. As you'd expect.
  • The Public Eye - His unused and long-thought lost score for this Joe Pesci movie.
  • Rent-a-Cop - a soundtrack album alongside the film in 1987;
    • Then a greatly expanded release in 2009.
  • Rambo: First Blood Part II - A 2-CD expansion that also includes the score in 35mm Three-Channel Mix and some rare tracks from the Carolco demo cassettes.
  • Rambo III expanded. The Scotti Bros. soundtrack album had 22m 53s of his score, along with two Giorgio Moroder songs and two Bill Medley songs - Medley's Cover Version of "He Ain't Heavy, He's My Brother" is the only song used in the movie (over the end credits). The full scorenote  is presented here, minus the songs.
  • The Reincarnation of Peter Proud - there was no official release of this until 2018.
  • Rio Conchos - A 1989 rerecording paired with Goldsmith's music for The Agony And The Ecstasy - with the composer conducting the London Symphony Orchestra.
  • The River Wild - pairing his complete score and Maurice Jarre's thrown-out score. One CD each.
  • The Sand Pebbles - Varèse Sarabande had first expansion dibs with a Deluxe Edition in 2002; Intrada's 2-CD release in 2011 was dubbed the Complete Original Motion Picture Soundtrack. Both versions are considerably longer than the 1966 soundtrack album from 20th Century-Fox Records.
  • Sebastian - This pairs the 1968 Dot soundtrack album with Goldsmith's film recordings for this spy caper(apparently Derek Flint, Solo and Kuryakin weren't enough spy action in for The '60s for Goldsmith).
  • Seven Days in May (paired with Maurice Jarre's The Mackintosh Man, because it only runs 17 minutes)
  • The Shadow - This 2-CD release has Goldsmith's complete 90-minute score and a remastered version of the Arista Records soundtrack album from 1994.
  • Shamus
  • The Trouble with Angels - This pairs the soundtrack album that Mainstream Records issued in 1966 with the complete music soundtrack from the movie.
  • Von Ryan's Express - paired with his music from The Detective
  • Warlock (1989) - a soundtrack album issued with the film in 1989note 
    • There was an expanded release in 2015.
  • The Wind and the Lion - This 2-CD release has the complete score on CD 1, with the 1975 soundtrack album on CD 2. This was their second pass on the title and much more comprehensive than the first release.

    Ron Goodwin 

     Bernard Herrmann 

    James Horner 
  • 48 Hrs. - the first legal soundtrack release this movie received, as it had no soundtrack album in 1982.
  • An American Tail - this expanded edition has some of the dramatic material that wasn't on the MCA soundtrack album.
  • Another 48 Hrs - Oddly enough the 1990 sequel to guess what, was accompanied by a soundtrack album on Scotti Bros., with 19m 48s of Horner's sequel score along with the obligatory songs.). This score album arrived in 2022.
  • Apollo 13 - A 2-CD presentation with the complete score and Horner's planned score album assembly; the MCA Records soundtrack album had period songs and dialogue along with selections from Horner's score.
  • Balto - this expands on the MCA Records soundtrack album.
  • *batteries not included - 2-CD expansion with the complete score and then the 1987 MCA Records soundtrack album.
  • Battle Beyond the Stars - This 2-CD expansion arrived in 2023. The full score on CD 1, and the 1980 soundtrack album on CD 2.
  • Clear and Present Danger - The completenote  score over 2 CDs; an expansion of the Milan soundtrack album issued with the film.
La-La Land Records issued a more complete edition in 2022.

    James Newton Howard 

    Maurice Jarre 
  • The Collector/David and Lisa (Maurice Jarre/Mark Lawrence) - pairing the Mainstream Records soundtrack album for the former in its CD premiere, and the latter in an improved presentation from its previous CD release.
  • Distant Thunder
  • The Island at the Top of the World
  • The Last Flight Of Noah's Ark
  • Plaza Suite - paired with his score for Mandingo.
  • Prancer
  • The Setting Sun - unlike the Japanese soundtrack release the Intrada release doesn't have Ella Fitzgerald's title song. (You can find it on the 4-CD set Le Cinéma De Maurice Jarre if you can't find the Japanese release for a reasonable price.)
  • Solar Crisis

    Trevor Jones 

    Michael Kamen 
  • Adventures in Babysitting - And yes, "Babysitting Blues" is on it.(This was released in 2015; there was no soundtrack album issued when the movie was released in 1987.)
  • Company Business - a soundtrack album accompanying the film in 1991.
    • reissued as 2-CD set in 2021 with the 1991 Kamen-supervised album assembly that the label released initially on CD 1; CD 2 has the complete and chronological score.
  • Lifeforce (1985) - When the film was reedited for its US release and Henry Mancini was unavailable to adjust his score; Michael Kamen was hired to do musical touch-ups. This album was released simultaneously with Intrada's release of Mancini's music in 2022.
  • Robin Hood: Prince of Thieves In 2018 the label an expanded 2-CD set - that Bryan Adams song isn't included, neither is the Jeff Lynne song by the way.
    • in 2020 the label issued a 4-CD set. Intrada's explanation: With the score proper filling two discs, the third disc includes a wealth of alternates. Included among the alternates is the Morgan Creek logo, which uses the Robin Hood theme for the logo attached to their movies from that point on. Finally, a fourth disc contains the entire program Kamen assembled for release on the first album (sans the vocal), as it contains many unique edits and assemblies making it a program worth preserving.
  • Renegades
  • Roadhouse 1989 This did have a soundtrack album in 1989 on Arista Records, none of Kamen's score was on it. This was later expanded by La-La Land Records.

    Henry Mancini 

    Johnny Mandel 

    Harry Manfredini 

    Brian May - Not that one. 

    Mark McKenzie 

    Joel McNeely  

    David Newman 

    Alex North 
  • 2001: A Space Odyssey - The famously rejected score as recorded in 1968 under orchestrator Henry Brant's baton. This album was issued in 2007. Varèse Sarabande issued a Jerry Goldsmith-conducted recording of North's score in 1993).
  • Cheyenne Autumn - This 2-CD set was the first release of the film recordings, there was no soundtrack release in 1964; with its first release being a 1983 album rerecording done in Rome under North's baton for Label X.
  • Good Morning, Vietnam - paired with an expandednote  Operation: Dumbo Drop (by David Newman) because North's complete work on the movie runs just 17m 17s, including unused materialnote 
    Basil Poledouris 
  • The Blue Lagoon (1980) - An expansion of the Southern Cross soundtrack album released in 1980.
  • Conan the Barbarian - three-disc set featuring the complete score plus extras on the first two discs and the 1982 MCA soundtrack album (plus another extra (the prologue with narration followed by "The Anvil Of Crom") on the third disc. This set came out in 2012.
  • Conan the Destroyer - a 2-CD set with the full score plus extras on CD 1, and the 1984 soundtrack album that MCA was issued in 2022.
  • Flight of the Intruder
  • The Hunt for Red October - An expansion of the MCA soundtrack album.
  • Quigley Down Under (later expanded by Prometheus)
  • Red Dawn (1984) - The label's first release in 1985.
    • The complete soundtrack was issued by the label in 2007.
  • Return to the Blue Lagoon (the follow-up didn't get a soundtrack release in 1991).
  • RoboCop (1987) - a huge improvement over Varèse Sarabande's 1987 album, and that label's expanded edition in 2003 which included four extra cues with a total running time of 1m 39s. This release is complete.
  • Switchback
  • White Fang with Hans Zimmer - both composers scored the film. Not in tandem, Zimmer was brought on by then-Disney chairman Jeffrey Katzenberg to do a quick rescore. And the producers ended up using a hefty amount of both. Each composer has a disc to himself. (Zimmer gets an "Additional Music By" credit on the film.)

    Leonard Rosenman 

    Laurence Rosenthal 

    John Powell 

    Miklós Rózsa 

    Arthur B. Rubinstein 
  • Another Stakeout - Stakeout didn't get a soundtrack release in 1987.
  • WarGames - This sees the first full score release from the film, the 1983 Polydor Records soundtrack album had dialogue clips along with some of Rubinstein's score and a pair of songs. Quartet issued a 2-CD 35th Anniversary expanded edition with the full score on CD 1 and the 1983 album on CD 2.

    Craig Safan 

    Lalo Schifrin 
  • Brubaker
  • Coogan's Bluff
  • Joe Kidd
  • The Mean Season
  • Return from Witch Mountain - the sequel didn't get a soundtrack album in 1978; here you get the complete scorenote  on CD 1, and a 48-minute "album" presentation on CD 2.
  • Way... Way Out - music for 1966 Jerry Lewis comedy paired with his music for the unsold 1968 pilot Braddock.

    John Scott 

    David Shire 
  • The Conversation
  • The Hindenburg (1975) - The CD premiere of the MCA soundtrack album.
  • Return to Oz - The soundtrack album released in 1985 wasn't on a Disney-associated label (the movie wasn't typical Disney fare, to put it mildly) - it came out vinyl via the New Age label Sonic Atmospheres; with the soundtrack label Bay Cities giving it a CD release in 1989 - and that album is part of this 2-CD release along with the complete score and alternates.

    Alan Silvestri 
  • The Avengers - This physical release was slightly longer than the digital release.
  • Back to the Future - the original 2-disc release has his complete score on CD 1note  and examples of what the music was like in the initial stages and it sounds much Darker and Edgier.
  • Back to the Future Part II - This 2-CD expansion of the 1989 soundtrack album from MCA Records features the complete score and alternates.
  • Blown Away - The 550 Music/Epic Soundtrax album only had Silvestri's main title cue after songs from various artists.
  • Cat's Eye - This release greatly expands the Varèse Sarabande album issued in 1985.
  • A Christmas Carol (2009)
  • The Delta Force - The first release of the complete score (the Enigma soundtrack album was only 37m) - Quartet Records later reissued this as part of a 2-CD set along the 1986 album presentation.
  • Fandango
  • The Mummy Returns - a 2-CD expansion of the Decca Records soundtrack album.
  • Judge Dredd - a 2-CD edition has all the music Silvestri recorded for the movie. The 550 Music/Epic Soundtrax album had 34m 40s of the music recorded in Londonnote  Silvestri had to rework some of the score in Hollywood; this 2-CD set also has the original recording of Jerry Goldsmith's trailer music.note 
  • Judgment Night - None of Silvestri's score was on the Immortal/Epic Soundtrax soundtrack album, which has its own page on The Other Wiki.
  • Predator - A popular bootleg album, it became one of the quickest selling releases in their library upon release. Later reissued due to popular fan demand. It is widely considered an improvement on Varèse Sarabande's original release.
  • Shattered (1991) - an expansion of the Milan Records soundtrack album.
  • Who Framed Roger Rabbit - a three disc set, with the complete score, alternates, the 1988 soundtrack album remastered,and the scores for the Roger Rabbit shorts by Bruce Broughton (2) and James Horner (1).

  • Young Guns II He only had a short score cue on Jon Bon Jovi's Blaze of Glory song albumnote  The cue "Guano City" called "Ride to Guano City" on the score album.

     Michael Small 
    Christopher L. Stone 
    Frédéric Talgorn 
  • Delta Force 2: The Colombian Connection - the Alhambra soundtrack album was made up of a long orchestral suite, then Lee Greenwood's end title song "Winds Of Change"note  and then a long synthesizer suite.note  Intrada's 2-disc release has the score as heard in the movie on disc 1, and the original segregated soundtrack album on CD 2.
  • Robot Jox Expanded from the previous release on Prometheus.

    Dimtri Tiomkin 

     John Williams 
  • The Eiger Sanction - a 2-CD release with the first release of the film recordings on CD 1; and the 1975 MCA re-recorded MCA soundtrack album (remastered) and source music plus extras on CD 2.
  • How to Steal a Million/Bachelor Flat
  • Jaws - This along with its sequel scores (see also the "Others" folder, and the Michael Small folder) was reissued and expanded as part of the original film’s 40th anniversary: This is a 2-CD release which features the complete soundtrack and the MCA Records album remastered, plus source music heard on the background.
  • Jaws 2 - A 2-CD expansion of the MCA Records album.
  • Monsignor - the other Christopher Reeve movie Williams scored - also with the London Symphony Orchestra. Intrada first reissued the 1982 Casablanca album and paired the album with the complete film score. Both fit on one CD.
  • SpaceCamp - The CD premiere (in the West) of the RCA soundtrack album.
    • Followed in 2022 by a 2-CD edition with the complete and chronological film score on CD 1 and the remastered 1986 soundtrack album on CD 2.
  • The River - Like Monsignor this release has the soundtrack album issued (by MCA) alongside the movie, followed by the complete score (plus extras).
  • War of the Worlds (2005) - a 2-CD set with the film score presented on CD 1, CD 2 has the remastered Decca Records soundtrack album and 15m of extras.

    Christopher Young 
Let's get this out of the way now, it is not that one.It's this one.
  • Avenging Angel - as part of a compilation album with music from Def-Con 4, Torment (Not this one.) and The Telephone.
  • The Core - First issued as a 2-CD promo given away to customers who bought the label's release of Young's music for the 2003 thriller Shade.
  • Hush (1998) - one of several of Young's scores to be issued as promotional releases and then commercially.
  • Invaders from Mars (1986) - his mostly unused synthesizer score is paired with David Storrs' more conventional replacement, and Young's orchestral music. The 1986 soundtrack album only contained Storrs' music.
  • Shade (2003)
  • Species
    • In 2023, there was an expanded reissue of Christopher Young's sci-fi/horror score to the 1995 MGM film Species. The album features the program Young put together in 2008, where he chose to present the score not in strict chronological sequence but rather in an intricately edited re-imagining of the cues to create the strongest musical listening experience. Several cues were dropped, and many others were trimmed to facilitate the new sequence. As is customary for this most creative and talented composer, Young judiciously married several otherwise-unrelated cues into longer pieces that were musically satisfying while still retaining the overall shape and architecture of the film itself. In some cases, he pulled bars from one take and inserted them into other takes as well as remixing everything to obtain the specific sound he desired. This release features that magnificent program. Additionally, for the collector who wants everything, we've also included the complete unedited score in chronological sequence, making this the last word on Young's brilliant work. The music for Species is written for large orchestra plus synthesizers and choir. Christopher Young scored some 90 minutes of music using these forces both in full and in part, and his compositional gifts are on full display.
  • The Vagrant
  • Virtuosity

    Hans Zimmer 

    Others (composers with only one title on the label and this site) 
To Catch a Thief/The Bridges at Toko-Ri (Lyn Murray)

    TV Soundtracks (Series) 
  • Amazing Stories (John Williams and others; three 2-CD albums) This also marks the first album release of Williams' Amblin Entertainment music.
  • Battlestar Galactica (Stu Phillips; four albums, the last three are 2-CD sets, The first single-disc release presents the score as recorded for the Pilot Movie - The MCA Records 1978 soundtrack album was a rerecording with the same orchestra (The Los Angeles Philharmonic) - this is not on the Intrada release.
  • Buck Rogers in the 25th Century (CD reissue of the MCA LP for the pilot, followed by two albums of episode scores; a 3-CD set for season onenote  and a 4-CD set for season two)
  • The Haunting of Bly Manor (The Newton Brothers)
  • JAG (Bruce Broughton/Steven Bramson) Broughton's theme and score for the pilot and format music,note  and Bramson's score for the episode "Cowboys & Cossacks".
  • Once Upon a Time (Mark Isham; two albums)
  • Planet of the Apes (Lalo Schifrin/Earle Hagen)note 
  • Revenge (iZler before he changed his billing to Fil Eisler)
  • Stargate SG-1 A 2-CD set subtitled "Music From Selected Episodes" (Richard Band) The episodes are "Cold Lazarus" and "In the Line of Duty" on CD 1, with "Singularity" and The Serpent's Lair" on CD 2.
  • Then Came Bronson This 2-CD release from the series is a quasi-followup to Film Score Monthly's 2010 release TV Omnibus: Volume One (1962-1976) a 4-CD set from Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer TV productions, that set included the score for the Pilot Movie and couple of episodes. (The closure of the FSM label meant no Volume Two was released.) If any fans are wondering, "Long Lonesome Highway" isn't included here.
  • The Twilight Zone (1985) - Silva Screen Records released an album focusing on The Grateful Dead's work on this version. When it became apparent to CBS that perhaps letting showrunner Philip DeGuere hire musicians with no prior (or subsequent as it happened) scoring experience (i.e. the Dead) wasn't the best or most cost-efficient idea, the likes of Craig Safan, Basil Poledouris, Dennis McCarthy,Fred Steiner,note  Christopher Young and others were brought in. This 3-CD set features their work on the series.

    TV Soundtracks (Mini-Series and Made-For-TV Movies) 

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