ALEX RIDER: OPERATION STORMBREAKER

About the Soundtrack

Alex Rider (Alex Pettyfer) is a normal teenager living with his uncle, a nondescript bank manager.....or so it seems, until Uncle Ian (Ewan McGregor) dies in mysterious circumstances. Alex discovers his uncle was in fact a spy and has been murdered by Yassen Gregorovich (Damian Lewis), one of the most dangerous assassins in the world. Recruited by Mr Blunt (Bill Nighy) and Mrs Jones (Sophie Okonedo) of the Special Operations Division of MI6, the schoolboy realizes that, by encouraging his hobbies, his uncle has thoroughly prepared him for a career in espionage. Linguist, scuba diver, mountaineer, crack shot and martial arts expert, Alex has all the attributes to make the perfect teenage superspy. Armed with these and his own set of special gadgets, he embarks on his first mission.

Alex Rider: Operation Stormbreaker's music includes a high energy hybrid orchestral-electronic score by Alan Parker, as well as exciting pop songs from a variety of popular artists including songs by Matt Willis, Colin MacIntyre, Transluzent, "Chinese Burn" by Curve, "Alright Alright" by Sahara Hotnights, and 2 songs by Rooster!

Tracks

01 Blame by Transluzent
02 Uncle Ian Alan Parker
03 On The Road by Rooster
04 When The Doorbell Rings by Alan Parker
05 Bicycle Chase by Alan Parker
06 Chinese Burn by Curve
07 Breakers Yard Fight by Alan Parker
08 Over London by Alan Parker
09 Into the Lions Den by Alan Parker
10 Alright Alright by Sahara Hotnights
11 Kill Him by Alan Parker
12 Get Me Out of Here by Alan Parker
13 Science Museum by Alan Parker
14 Hey Kid by Matt Willis
15 At Salye Tower by Alan Paker
16 You Dont Belong To My World by Alan Paker
17 Good To Be Here by Rooster
18 Be My Saviour by Colin MacIntyre

In Stores October 3, 2006
www.milanrecords.com/stormbreaker/

INFAMOUS
About the Soundtrack

What begins as a humorous journey of openly gay writer Truman Capote as he moves through the elegant circles of Manhattan's sophisticated café society, turns darker as he becomes increasingly consumed by a murder case. Infamous tells the story of Capote (Toby Jones) as he investigates the case that would result in his smash book In Cold Blood. With the help of his assistant, Harper Lee (Sandra Bullock), Capote begins his project interviewing the killers Perry Smith (Daniel Craig) and Dick Hickock (Lee Pace).As Capote digs deeper into the psychology of the two men, his feelings for them deepen, complicating his work.

Warner Independent Pictures' Infamous is written and directed by Douglas McGrath (Nicholas Nickleby, Emma), based on the book Truman Capote: In Which Various Friends, Enemies,Acquaintances and Detractors Recall His Turbulent Career, by George Plimpton.

The music of Infamous includes the original score by Rachel Portman (Oliver Twist, Chocolat, The Manchurian Candidate), as well as poignant songs from the 1950s, including songs from Sarah Vaughan, Dusty Springfield, and two exclusive, unreleased songs written by Harlan Howard and performed by Johnny Bond. Featured in the film and on the soundtrack is "There's a Goldmine in the Sky" performed on camera by Daniel Craig and Cole Porter's "What is This Thing Called Love," performed on camera by Gwyneth Paltrow.

Tracks

01 Gwyneth Paltrow and Mark Rubin Band - What Is This Thing Called Love
02 Mark Rubin Band - Heartaches
03 Rachel Portman - La Cote Basque
04 Sarah Vaughan - Broken Hearted Melody
05 Rachel Portman - Truman's Mother
06 Rachel Portman - Safe Place
07 Rachel Portman - Truman Tries Out Lines
08 Johnny Bond - There I Go Dreamin' Again
09 Rachel Portman - Perry's Story
10 Rachel Portman - Truman & Perry Kiss
11 Rachel Portman - Clutter Home
12 Rachel Portman - Truman Decides To Open Up/The Killings
13 Johnny Bond - How About You
14 Rachel Portman - Porn Magazines
15 Rachel Portman - Friend Truman/End Titles
16 Daniel Craig - There's A Goldmine in the Sky
17 Dusty Springfield - Yesterday When I Was Young
18 Hank Ballard - The Twist

In Stores October 17, 2006
www.milanrecords.com/infamous/

James