| | Red Planet Soundtrack CD
Original score composed by Graeme Revell.
Audio Mixers: Mark Curry; Wolfgang Amadeus.
Audio Remixer: Steve Osborne.
Photographer: Jasin Boland.
The original soundtrack to 2000's second Mars-mission movie Red Planet features music by Emma Shapplin, William Orbit, and Sting, as well as excerpts from Graeme Revell's original score. Peter Gabriel's "The Tower That Ate People," a remix of the Police's "When the World Is Running Down (You Can't Go Wrong)," and Orbit's "Mantok Point" are some of the highlights of the pop songs collected on the album. Revell's score mixes pop, symphonic, and electronic elements to create an epic -- and occasionally bombastic -- feel, but it matches the tone of Red Planet perfectly. ~ Heather Phares
Score By Graeme Revell;Peter Gabriel,Sting,William Orbit
Red Planet Soundtrack Music Red Planet Soundtrack Songs | 1. | Tower That Ate People, The - Peter Gabriel |
| 2. | Inferno, The - Emma Shapplin |
| 3. | Thousand Years, A - Sting |
| 4. | Mars Red Planet - Graeme Revell |
| 5. | Fifth Heaven, The - Emma Shapplin |
| 6. | Mantok Point - Strange Cargo |
| 7. | Canto XXX - Emma Shapplin |
| 8. | Alone - Graeme Revell |
| 9. | Dante's Eternal Flame - Melissa Kaplan/Graeme Revell |
| 10. | Crash Landing - Graeme Revell |
| 11. | Tower That Ate People, The - Peter Gabriel (remix) |
| 12. | When the World Is Running Down (You Can't Go Wrong) - (Different Gear Vs. The Police mix) |
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