Plan 9 from Outer Space (1958/1996) – Various Artists (MP3)

Composer(s):

Bruce Campbell
Wolf Droysen
Trevor Duncan
Franz Mahl
John O’Notes
Van Phillips
Steve Race
Wladimir Selinsky (as Ward Sills)
James Stevens
Gilbert Vinter

1. Prelude (00:52)
2. Main Title (02:09)
3. The Shadows Of Grief (01:39)
4. Gravediggers (00:57)
5. Lost Roses Of Her Cheeks (01:10)
6. Tragic! (00:39)
7. Police Squad (00:30)
8. I’m A Big Boy Now, Johnny (01:18)
9. Patio Talk: Jeff & Paula (02:57)
10. Clay Stalked And Killed (01:53)
11. Plan 9 Interlude (00:58)
12. The Bell Has Rung (01:22)
13. Saucers Over Hollywood (02:20)
14. Col. Edward’s Big Decision (01:25)
15. Saucer Fire (01:02)
16. Your Pillow Beside Me (01:23)
17. The Old Ghoul Walks (00:42)
18. Mac Calls Paula (00:45)
19. Cemetery Chase/Clay Rises (03:56)
20. The Old Ghoul Retreats (01:06)
21. Graveyard Marionettes (01:47)
22. Kelton Lights A Match (00:44)
23. Drop Your Electrode Gun! (00:22)
24. There’s Something Out There (02:18)
25. Clay Abducts Paula (00:40)
26. Eros, Do We Have To Kill Them? (01:22)
27. Someday It’ll All Be Gone (02:18)
28. Kelton & Larry Enter Ship (00:46)
29. Fight/Fire/Finale (03:10)
30. God Help Us In The Future (02:15)

1958,Pl9fOSpace.OST.VA.rar – FileFactory (http://www.filefactory.com/file/76gbv5ts8oh9/1958,Pl9fOSpace.OST.VA.rar)

Enjoy!

There’s no original music in that film. "Music director" Gordon Zahler scored it from records. The main theme is Alexander Mossolov’s Iron Foundry.

I’ll give it a try – Thanks

Muchas gracias.

Would somebody please re-upload a new link for me? The one above is sadly dead. Please & Thank You. 🙂

Here:

https://mega.co.nz/#!7cxBma5D!Iq1NjZJZiNx3zEDUNR_gAJ6dWxtzcwAYN4z0mS1 BEMQ

Here:

https://mega.co.nz/#!7cxBma5D!Iq1NjZJZiNx3zEDUNR_gAJ6dWxtzcwAYN4z0mS1 BEMQ

Thanks!!!

If only someone could identify the tracks used.

It’s kind of like the "Dawn Of The Dead" library music mission with regards to having the people-in-the-know actually identifying which tracks came off of which DeWolfe Music LP. These cues were taken from various library LPs too, weren’t they?

Thanks for the link 🙂

Thanks