Thanks for the info.

And I think we're looking at somewhat of a new way for soundtracks to get released. Exclusive sales through website are difficult if you don't have good distribution, that's why gimmicks to do so by artists personal site often don't do all that well. But CDNow has the muscle to move the merchandise, and if Warner Bros. wishes to release more this way, it might prove more beneficial to our consumer needs. I personally prefer shopping at websites as opposed to stores due to the horrendous service I get trying to find a score.

Then they always put the soundtrack album on sale and drop like $5.
But The score CD remains at $17 forever!

The clerks do know what scores are but they don't expect anyone to actually buy one. That's why most of the time, when you goto pay for a score CD, they look at you funny and say something stupid like "You know this is the score right ? just the instrumental stuff."

That's why I hate stores, however used CDs stores too useful to ignore.

Onto my question....please help me out!!

I did realize that in the credits Newman and Revell came up, but throughout the movie, I was very impressed by several segments where there was score music, (the scene where Clooney and Ice Cube pull the "Uncle Sam wants you" routine on the Iraqi Rebels") and just want to WHERE and WHEN Newman's and Revell's music were used!! I noticed two distinct melodies....one with an Arab flavor, and the other the mellow soft score....who did what?!