9 (2009 Film) - Music

Music

9: The Original Motion Soundtrack
Film score by Danny Elfman
Deborah Lurie
Released September 9, 2009 (2009-09-09)
Label Reprise
Danny Elfman
Deborah Lurie chronology
Terminator Salvation
(2009)
9
(2009)

While the surviving creations are celebrating, "Over the Rainbow" by Judy Garland plays on a 78rpm gramophone record.

"Welcome Home" by Coheed and Cambria plays in the trailer for the film, with minor censoring. The trailer also features an excerpt from "The Captain" by The Knife.

It released the soundtrack CD which was only available on iTunes before the movie was released. It includes the themes created by Danny Elfman, Deborah Lurie's score and "Welcome Home".

Track listing

All music composed by Danny Elfman and Deborah Lurie with soundtrack, except "Welcome Home" (lyrics by Claudio Sanchez, music by Coheed and Cambria).

No. Title Length
1. "Introduction" 1:42
2. "Finding Answers" 1:48
3. "Sanctuary" 2:12
4. "Winged Beast" 4:28
5. "Reunion/Searching For Two" 2:12
6. "The Machines" 0:58
7. "Out There" 2:42
8. "Twins" 1:36
9. "Slaying the Beast" 1:21
10. "Return of the Machines" 2:47
11. "Burial" 1:24
12. "Reawakening" 3:10
13. "The Aftermath" 1:41
14. "Confrontation" 1:53
15. "The Seamstress" 2:05
16. "Return to the Workshop" 1:54
17. "The Purpose" 5:20
18. "Release" 4:00
19. "Welcome Home" (performed by Coheed and Cambria) 6:15

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