- Side Donkey Patrol (A) A1. Main Titles
- A2: Jane & Robotman
- A3: And The Years Passed
- A4: Test Flight
- A5: Daughter's Birthday
- A6: Cloverton Chaos
- A7: Only Cliff Stays
- A8: Robotman Yells At Dey
- A9: Vic’s Illusion
- A10: Last Memory Of John
- A11: Animal Vegetable Mineral
- A12: Willoughby
- A13: Mr. Nobody
- Side Danny Patrol (B) B1. Some Goodbyes
- B2: Original Doom Patrol
- B3: Rita Make Peace
- B4: Larry Talks To Spirit
- B5: Hammerhead Stop It
- B6: Rita Talks
- B7: Vic Talks
- B8: Admiral Whiskers
- B9: Bureau Wants Larry
- Side Bureau Patrol (C) C1. Defeating Normalcy
- C2: The Underground
- C3: Alistair Dead Again
- C4: Niles The Hunter
- C5: Niles And Slava
- C6: Nobody Wants To Know
- C7: Here’s To Bump
- Side Ezekiel Patrol (D) D1 The Butts Are Loose
- D2: Silas Attacked
- D3: Flex Knows Nothing
- D4: Reunion With Dotty
- D5: Pity Mr. Nobody
- D6: Ratatooshy
- D7: Silas Calls Out
- D8: Ezekiel Madness
- D9: End Credits
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Featuring 38 tracks (as opposed to the digital release, which is only 15 tracks), This is the definitive Doom Patrol Season 1 soundtrack featuring music by Clint Mansell and Kevin Kiner. The score is fantastic, mixing electronics and more traditional string-based score elements. The central theme is one of the best in recent years, and the score is moody and magnificent yet also fun and playful. It is the perfect accompaniment to the action on screen.
