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Scrooged (1988) (2011) Limited Edition Soundtrack Score
Composed by: Danny Elfman
Link 320kbps: Scrooged.zip (115,42 MB) - uploaded.net (http://uploaded.net/file/zatsuuyq)
Tracklist:
1. Main Titles�� / Terrorist Attack (2:34)
2. Eliot Gets Fired / Loud and Clear�� / Frank’s Run (1:22)
3. Montage: Frank’s Award and Eliot on the Street (1:39)
4. Lew’s Arrival (2:03)
5. The Hand Grab (1:51)
6. Lew’s Reprise (0:51)
7. Claire’s Theme I / Claire’s Theme II* (1:15)
8. Set Collapse* (0:20)
9. A Horror in Chez Jay / Highball / Waiter Ablaze** (1:20)
10. Wild Cab Ride (1:33)
11. Ta-Ra-Ra-Boom-De-Ay� / Cupid’s Arrow / Change of Expression* (1:33)
12. Eliot Gives Blood / Christmas Present*(1:02)
13. Fairy†† (2:15)
14. Toast to Frank (0:32)
15. The Big Freeze (1:26)
16. Showtime at IBC (1:08)
17. Family Portrait / Ghost on Screen (0:49)
18. Eliot Stalks Frank† (1:08)
19. Asylum / Luncheon / Crematorium / On Fire (3:48)
20. Hallelujah Chorus* (G.F. Handel) / The Romp† (2:18)
21. The Big Speech (1:21)
BONUS TRACKS
22. Loud and Clear (alternate) (0:30)
23. Ta-Ra-Ra-Boom-De-Ay� (alternate) (0:43)
24. Toast to Frank (alternate) (0:34)
25. The Big Freeze (alternate) (1:25)
26. The Big Freeze (alternate mix) (1:27)
27. Asylum (no choir) (0:59)
28. Crematorium (more percussion) (1:30)
29. The Big Speech (alternate) (3:12)
SOURCE CUES
30. Frank’s Promo (0:51)
31. Frisbee the Dog (0:57)
32. Chez Jay String Quartet (2:43) composed by W.A. Mozart
33. Joy to the World (0:55) composed by G.F. Handel / F. Watts, arranged by Elmer Bernstein
Sony/ATV Harmony (ASCAP)
34. Jingle Bells (1:48) composed by James Pierpont, arranged by Danny Elfman
not used in film
** contains material not used in film
� composed by Henry J. Sayers, arr. D. Elfman
�� contains “Jingle Bells” (James Pierpont, arr. D. Elfman)
† contains “Santa Claus Is Comin’ to Town” (Haven Gillespie / J. Fred Coots) SBK Feist Catalog Inc. (ASCAP)
†† contains “Dance of the Sugar Plum Fairy” from “The Nutcracker” (P. Tchaikovsky, arr. D. Elfman)