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And then the Solar Sailor song, which is one of my favorites, I don’t think is on the album either. It’s a really cool song, it’s a really industrial rock kind of pounding.

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So there’s a song in the End of Line club, the one where Zeus says “Change this game all to the mood, electrify the boys and girls” the song that kicks in there and goes all the way up to the black guard fight, that song’s not on the album, that’s in the movie only. And then one of the songs we do in the End of Line club we hadn’t even written yet. So, when I was mixing up at Skywalker, the song that I put in the Solar Sailor sequence isn’t even on the album. We had to lock the album like two months before I finished the movie. Why should I be punished by buying physical media? I want the best quality experience - not a compressed version, and they leave tracks off of it? Now yes - Joe Kosinski said in an interview they had to finish mastering the CD before all of the tracks were ready: That said, for what it is, it's well-done, and there are a couple of standout tracks on the CD ('End of Line' and 'Derezzed').īut what's irritating, are the online-only 'exclusive' bonus tracks.

A lot of the music is very similar, to the point where I'd be hard-pressed to remember which piece went where in the movie. It's more of something you'd leave running in the background while doing something else. it does set an appropriate mood for the electronic world in the film, and the orchestrations help to add variety and intensity, but overall it just doesn't make for a great album to listen to. Most of the soundtrack consists of low, long, rumbling chords driven along by plodding electronic rhythms. It's not bad, although it's far more effective in context during the movie. I picked up the Tron: Legacy Soundtrack by Daft Punk, and have been giving it a few listens.