I put together this complete score tracklistings for the film "Monkeybone". The music was composed by Anne Dudley and several wonderful cues are missing from the release version. This is my account of it while watching the film and I'm giving the OK now for those who would want to use these tracklistings for a complete version. But whoever has one and wishes to use these, please hook me up with a copy of the complete score, for this is one I would love to have complete. I also renamed a lot of the tracks. So, here it is-

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Monkeybone: The Complete Score
*- not on the CD released by Varese Sarabande
**- contains unreleased material
***- different version than on the CD

1. Main Titles

2. Show Me the Monkey! **

3. Julie *

4. The Accident/ Welcome to Downtown

5. The Proposal

6. Monkeybone Mischeif/Can't Escape the Reaper/"Off Duty?"

7. The Messanger Statue/Julie Visits with Stu*

8. Julie's Dream

9. How to Steal an Exit Pass/To the Land of Death

10. Death's Office *

11. Escape/"We Got Big Plans for the Body of Yours!" **

12. Stu Wakes Up!

13. Hi Buster!

14. Hypnos' Plan

15. "Mykitchena"

16. Nightmare on a Golfcorse

17. A Beaker of Nightmare Juice/"sucker"

18. Stu's Visitor

19. Code Name: LITTLE JACK HORNER

20. Buster Gets It!

21. "Kitty" and Stu's Escape

22. Back in the Land of Death *

23. The Dead Gymnist

24. No Time to Lose

25. Herb's Nightmare

26. Stu: Action Hero *

27. No Tears *** (this version is the second half of "Kitty's Plan" track 12 on the CD. "No Tears" track 19 on the CD is an alternate cue.)

28. Back in the Pack/The Ballon **

29. Back Downtown

30. Monkeybone enters Stu *

31. "You're Sending Me Back?" *

32. Stu's Return *

33. THE END (score mix- the last 1/3 of the end credits) *

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Well, that's it. Thanks.

Cenzo

In my opinion, this is a very great score. Very dark and beautiful at points and at other points is very wacky and a lot like Raymond Scott (who wrote scores for Looney Toons and other cartoons in the 1940's). It's very reminiscent to Danny Elfman's early score work, some moments (especially at 1:19-2:00 in Welcome to Downtown) sound very Herrmann-esq. This is my favorite 2001 score so far and I have to say that it is highly recommended. Thank you for noticing Cenzo.