There was the country song soundtrack, the R&B version, and a general version (if my memory serves me). Ideally, that's what I would do if I were ever supervise the music for a film, that is, if the studio/record label is insane enough and willing to gamble on the sales.

I would use an orchestral score to tie up all the other kinds of music that would be used in the film (rock, jazz, classics--because some moments are better complemented by songs rather than scores, believe it or not) and release the score separately but at the same release a rock album compiling all the rock songs used, and separate jazz album and classics album doing the same thing. This way, for score fans they wouldn't have to hear the annoying "songs" like every other score/song soundtracks. Many movies have started to split their score releases and song soundtracks, but I would go even further and split even different genres of the music.

Zimmer actually wrote a darn good score here, but they chopped it up, and I like Schwartz's songs. Don't forget about these Collector's Editions with 2 score tracks tacked onto them.

I finally had to take all the available score, and the real movie songs by Schwartz and make a sort of Original Soundtrack.
Of course, it's not the complete score, and I have no clue where the CE score cut "It is Only Beginning..." fits into the scheme of things.

I see it