Music Composed and Conducted by Brian Tyler
Orchestrated by Robert Elhai, Dana Niu and Brian Tyler
Performed by The Northwest Sinfonia
Recorded by Jeff Vaughn / Mixed by Joel Iwataki
Album Produced by Brian Tyler
Label (Catalog): Varèse Sarabande (302 066 615 2)
01. (3'54)
02. Fletcher The Cutter (1'46)
03. Download Preparation (1'40)
04. Dreams (2'50)
05. Protestors (1'39)
06. Don't Touch (0'57)
07. Zoe Revelation (2'49)
08. (1'56)
09. Absolution (1'15)
10. Enchanted Days (5'42)
Music and Lyrics by Brian Tyler
Vocals by Kathryn Bostic
Music Arranged by Tim Davies
Bass by Stefanos Pandis
Piano by Eli Brueggemann
Drums by Tim Davies
Recorded and Mixed by Joel Iwataki
11. Eye Tech (3'04)
12. Bittersweet (1'21)
13. Tattoo Parlor (1'12)
14. (4'38)
15. Hollow (3'29)
Performed by Ja Wah
Music Written by Brian Tyler and Michael Nielsen
Lyrics by Brian Tyler
Vocals, Drums and Guitars by Brian Tyler
Guitars and Bass by Michael Nielsen
Recorded and Mixed by Ja Wah
16. Enter Apartment (1'56)
17. (3'42)
18. Sin Eater (1'37)
19. Inversion (1'21)
20. Seeing A Ghost (1'48)
21. Violation (1'44)
22. Riga de Pichetto (1'31)
23. Outside Theater (0'41)
24. The Amazing Alan (1'04)
25. Journey Back (4'26)
26. I, Bannister (0'39)
27. Rememory (2'37)
28. The Final Cut End Title (3'01)
Total Playing Time: 62'57
"Meeting Brian Tyler for the first time was a surprising experience for me. While editing, I had become a fan of his intense, dark, and melodic music. I'm one of those people who expects artists to physically resemble their work. It's a naïve concept I long to outgrow.
So what would this Tyler fellow be like? Would he be moody? Difficult? Mad?
In fact, Brian, the bastard, has movie star good looks. He talks fast. He laughs a lot. When he gets excited about an idea, it's infectious. No brooding artist here. Just a brilliant composer with a deep passion and commitment to his art.
Brian connected deeply with The Final Cut. Alan's internal life was tangible to him, and the music grew out of that empathy he developed for the character.
It takes only a few notes of a song to bring back memories of a childhood summer, or a heart break, or a visit to a distant city. It takes only a few notes of Brian's score to summon up The Final Cut. His music delights you even as it haunts you."
- Omar Naim, director 'The Final Cut'
