Lost Season 3 (Original TV Soundtrack)

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Varese Sarabande Release date: Monday 12th of May 2008 Format: Soundtrack, Number of discs: 2 Disc 1 Tracks: 1. In With A Kaboom! 2. Lost - Main Tile 3. Awed And Shocked 4. Fool Me Twice 5. Pagoda Of Shame 6. The Island 7. Eko Of The Past 8. Church Of Eko's 9. Leggo My Eko 10. Romancing The Cage 11. Under The Knife 12. Teaser Time 13. Here Today, Gone To Maui 14. Distraught Desmond 15. Achara, Glad To See Me? 16. Ocean's Apart 17. The Lone Hugo 18. Fetch Your Arm 19. Ain't Talking 'Bout Nothin' 20. Shambala 21. Claire-a Culpy 22. A Touching Moment 23. Sweet Expose 24. Storming Monster 25. Heart Of Thawyer 26. Juliette Is Lost 27. Beach Blanket Bonding 28. Rushin' The Russian 29. Deadly Fertility 30. Dharmacide Disc 2 Tracks: 1. Paddle Jumper 2. She's Dynamite 3. The Good, The Bad And The Ominous 4. Charlie's Fate 5. Paddle Jumper Reprise 6. Ta-Ta Charlie 7. Heirloom Holiday 8. Greatest Hits 9. Flying High 10. The Good Shepherd 11. Manifesting Destiny 12. The Looking Glass Ceiling 13. Ex Marks The Jack 14. Jintimidating Bernard 15. Benomination Of The Temple 16. An Other Dark Agenda 17. Kate Makes A Splash 18. Diving Desmond 19. Weapon Of Mass Distraction 20. The Fallen Hero 21. Sticking To Their Guns 22. Torture Me Not 23. Through The Locke-ing Glass 24. The Only Pebble In The Jungle 25. Early Mourning Mystery 26. Patchy At Best 27. All Jack'ed Up 28. Hold The Phone 29. Code Of Conduct 30. Act Now, Regret Later 31. Just What The Doctor Ordered 32. Hurley's Helping Hand 33. Looking Glass Half Full 34. JACK FM 35. Naomi Phone Home 36. Flash Forward Flashback (Edit) 37. Lost - End Titles Publishers: Varese Sarabande

RRP: £13.99
Excellent Co-Hesivie Soundtrack
Review date: 2008-05-28 Rating: 10 out of 10

Lost's first two seasons had excellent music and this is no exception. Here composer Michael Giacchino composes some epic pieces, which when coupled with some high tension segments and low key heart string moments give a more whole listening experience. Many recurring themes are heard which is nice. Probably the most ingenious part is that disc 2 is purely music made for the finale so it really runs smoothly in a nice narrative way.

Essentially this is music for the fans as I can see outsiders struggling to really listen to it unless you enjoy film or mood music but I challenge anyone not to enjoy "Oceans Apart", a beautiful orchestrated piece.