I've been looking for this album for ages mainly for the Bride of Chucky cuts because I have reason to believe that the track Break-In/That's Our Chucky includes the film version of the opening scene that was trimmed down on the expanded score. It was available in the lossless thread before it got closed down and unfortunately all the links I found are dead. Thanks in advance for any help!




Pitch Black
1. Was it a Dream?
2. Crash
3. Elegy
4. Three Suns
5. Settlement
6. Desert Journey
7. Pitch Black
8. Race Against the Sun
9. Total Eclipse
10. "Here"
11. Clash of the Titans
12. Move!
13. Saving Grace
14. The Rapture
15. Goodnight

Bride of Chucky
16. Tiffany and Chucky
17. Break In/That's Our Chucky
18. Voodoo for Dummies/Master at Work
19. Plastic Love
20. Domestic Bliss
21. The Amulet
22. Tiffany Kills Chucky
23. Child's Play 5 - The Seed of Chucky?
24. Reunited

3:20 on the promo above.

Can't tel you about the complete score, since that track is split in two; half with the Main Title, then the rest in the second track (according to Youtube samples).

I got it but it's the same track as the promo!

I would love to have the film version too, but don't you think it's the promo track melted with the beginning of the end titles?

I got it but it's the same track as the promo!

I would love to have the film version too, but don't you think it's the promo track melted with the beginning of the end titles?

It's not. The end titles are too fast to be the missing section we need. On a fan edit DVD I saw of Child's Play 2 television version I heard a clean version of that section used in the introduction to the disc but unfortunately the bitrate is super low so the quality isn't very good unfortunately.

Damn; could you upload this track anyway would love to hear it and maybe try to improve it?

Damn; could you upload this track anyway would love to hear it and maybe try to improve it?

I would but unfortunately it was one of the items I lost when my backup drive failed. It should still be available on Cinemageddon.

Hmm this is quite interesting