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- Elfman originally contributed and recorded (2006.05) a full score
to the film as a replacement to that of the director's original choice,
Beck, at the request of Paramount Studios. However, much of Elfman's
score was in turn replaced and the finished print incorporated much
by Beck, Elfman and other artists, as witnessed by the CD release.
Elfman requested his credit be removed from the opening of the film
(it is uncomfirmed whether this was for accuracy's sake or to avoid
double-billing with Beck). The closing credits are therefore quite
a sight, and greatly help place Elfman's music in the film:
The saint
Ramses
Nacho in alley
Nacho fight
Super Nacho
Satan's cavemen
My life is good
Street brawl
Gypsy idea
Echos of Ramses
Stand off
Encarnacion in kitchen
Candle walk
Nacho's letter
Ramses prepares
Death march
Ramses starts to win
- Full Elfman DVD credits indicate that Marc Mann not only helped
orchestrate the score but handled synth programming and choir conducting
duties. The score was recorded at Scoring Stage M at Paramount Pictures
- Song credits here
- Elfman's score was recorded by a 65-piece orchestra, featuring guitars,
an accordion, harmonica, celeste, pipes and choir (Soundtrack.net)
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