- A1: Main Title
- A2: The Bank Robbery
- A3: Prison Introduction (Dialogue)
- A4: Over The Wall/Airforce One
- A5: He's Still Alive/Romero
- A6: Snake' Plissken (Dialogue)
- B1: Orientation
- B2: Tell Him (Dialogue)
- B3: Engulfed Cathedral (Debussy) (Debussy)
- B4: Across The Roof
- B5: Descent Into New York
- B6: Back To The Pod (Version 1)
- B7: Everyone's Coming To New York
- C1: Don't Go Down There! (Dialogue)
- C10: Romereo & The President
- C2: Back To The Pod/The Crazies Come Out (Version 2)
- C3: I Heard You Were Dead! (Dialogue)
- C4: Arrival At The Library
- C5: You Are The Duke Of New York (Dialogue)
- C6: The Duke Arrives/Barricade
- C7: President At The Train
- C8: Who Are You? (Dialogue)
- C9: Police Action
- D1: The President Is Gone
- D2: 69Th Street Bridge
- D3: Over The Wall
- D4: The Name Is Plissken (Dialogue)
- D5: Snake Snake
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- A1: Main Title
- A2: The Bank Robbery
- A3: Prison Introduction (Dialogue)
- A4: Over The Wall/ Airforce One
- A5: He's Still Alive / Romero
- A6: Snake' Plissken" (Dialogue)
- B1: Orientation
- B2: Tell Him" (Dialogue)
- B3: Engulfed Cathedral (Debussy)
- B4: Across The Roof
- B5: Descent Into New York
- B6: Back To The Pod - Version #1
- B7: Everyone's Coming To New York
- C1: Don't Go Down There" (Dialogue)
- C2: Back To The Pod - Version #2/ The Crazies Come Out
- C3: I Heard You Were Dead" (Dialogue)
- C4: Arrival At The Library
- C5: You Are The Duke Of New York" (Dialogue)
- C6: The Duke Arrives / Barricade
- C7: President At The Train
- C8: Who Are You" (Dialogue)
- C9: Police Action
- C10: Romero And The President
- D1: The President Is Gone
- D2: V69Th Street Bridge
- D3: Over The Wall
- D4: The Name Is Plissken (Dialogue)
- D5: Snake Shake
Originally released on CD in 2000, the expanded soundtrack edition of John Carpenter's classic 1981 thriller included over 20 minutes of previously unreleased music plus music from scenes deleted from the final print. The masters were re-mixed from the original multi-track session tapes by long-time John Carpenter associate Alan Howarth.This is the first time the expanded edition has appeared on vinyl in its complete form, including original dialogue highlights
J.Wiltshire joins the Black Orpheus stable with five tracks of heat for the dance. On side A, 'Semuta' and 'Lemon Squash' are an acid-soaked take on classic electro and sound like a summer beach party organised by Snake Plissken. The theme of road-ready funk continues with the rolling, squelching bass of 'Hundred'. On the reverse, 'In Your Belly' and 'Cymek' take the release into murkier territory. Two cuts of razor sharp retro futurism, these weapons of choice would turn heads at any post apocalyptic rave or dystopian underground gathering. Eye patches at the ready!
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