Earlier this evening, I saw an anonymous stranger have posted a track list of what could be the complete film score of TMNT composed by Klaus Badelt. Here are the list of tracks--

TMNT Expanded Score (80% Complete)

1. Story of TMNT (1:17)
2. 3,000 Years Ago (2:44)
3. Ghost of the Jungle (3:27)
4. Finding Leo (1:51)
5. Donatello (0:31)
6. Nightwatcher (2:29)
7. Your Brothers Need You (0:58)
8. Those Glory Days (2:10)
9. These Guns (0:30)
10. Enter Winters Corp (0:43)
11. Winters' Delivery (1:48)
12. Foot Clan (1:33)
13. Sidekick (2:58)
14. Arise Brothers (0:46)
15. Leo Returns (3:28)
16. I-Beam Fight pt. 1 (1:43)
17. I-Beam Fight pt. 2 (1:20)
18. I-Beam Fight pt. 3 (1:27)
19. Karai Complains (1:36)
20. Splinter Briefing (1:04)
21. Gathering Monsters (1:52)
22. Watching Foot (2:40)
23. Witnesses (1:53)
24. Raph Wounded (0:32)
25. Legend of Yauto (1:55)
26. Raph Quits (1:33)
27. 13th Monster (0:43)
28. Deli Monster (0:59)
29. Deli Help (0:44)
30. Nightwatcher Chase (2:46)
31. Raph Fights Leo (3:10)
32. Leo Taken (1:47)

*The remaining tracks haven't been listed at the moment.


I assume that the other 20% haven't been confirmed yet, but I hope someone has the complete score!!!!!!!

That's simply the one with sfx just with a tracklist added

Sorry to disappoint :/

That's simply the one with sfx just with a tracklist added

Sorry to disappoint :/


To be quite honest, MasterZPrime, this isn't the sfx one... It's 100% legit. I've discovered it at Klaus' website and none of the tracks have SFX. So there's still hope for a 100% SFX-free complete score!!!!!!

BTW, I've sent a PM to you including the link.

I'd be interested in this, too.... Only got the 11 tracks Promo in lossless.

I'd be interested in this, too.... Only got the 11 tracks Promo in lossless.


Since we're only 20% away from making a complete film score, I'll send you the PM also.

Any updates? I believe the remaining tracks equate to 44?

Any updates? I believe the remaining tracks equate to 44?


We still only have 32 tracks at the moment. Overall, the answer is no.

So... have we found these yet, or are we still looking?