Bourne Supremacy Soundtrack CD

Bourne Supremacy Soundtrack Music

List Price	$17.98 (You save $4.03)
Category	Rock/Pop Albums, Soundtrack CDs, Score, Film Composers
Label	Varese Sarabande
Orig Year	2004
All Time Sales Rank	11521
CD Universe Part number	6751324
Catalog number	066592
Discs	1
Release Date	Jul 27, 2004
Studio/Live	Studio
Mono/Stereo	Stereo
Engineer	Dan Lerner; Dennis Sands; Erik Zobler
Additional Info	Original Soundtrack

Bourne Supremacy Soundtrack Songs

	1.	Goa
	2.	Drop, The
	3.	Funeral Pyre
	4.	Gathering Data
	5.	Nach Deutschland
	6.	To the Roof
	7.	New Memories
	8.	Berlin Foot Chase
	9.	Alexander Platz / Abbotts Confession
	10.	Moscow Wind Up
	11.	Bim Bam Smash
	12.	Atonement
	13.	Extreme Ways

Bourne Supremacy Soundtrack Music Review

Average Rating: (3.9 out of 5 stars) 4 stars

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5 stars Great Service
Great service and competitive prices arrived quickly.
Submitted by drff (m/a, n/a, USA)
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4 stars Great action score
Step by step, John Powell has become one of today´s most creative composers. This score is a clear example of his masterfull work mixing modern rythms with clasical sounds. The result is always fresh and exciting
Submitted by germanizida2 (Barcelona (Spain))
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4 stars pretty good!
great movie! even better soundtrack! =)
Submitted by karen ann (philippines)
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4 stars Cool Soundtrack, but...
I liked the soundtrack is was better than the first but i am going to repeatedly stab myself in the chest and jump off a building because the Popcorn Song (techno remix)at the end credits wasn't there. BYE!!
Submitted by johnnypalo (Newcastle, ON, Canada)
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3 stars missing track
I loved the soundtrack but then again...where is the track with the car chase through Indea
Submitted by bradey_bunch_boi (Ottawa, ON, Canada)
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