If you're a fan of Buffy The Vampire Slayer, Joss Whedon's iconic horror-comedy, La-La Land Records' latest release certainly doesn't suck.

The soundtrack label makes Buffy The Vampire Slayer Collection: Original Soundtrack Recordings available today. This 4CD set features both music from across the seven seasons of the acclaimed TV series as well as Carter Burwell's score from the 1992 film adaptation that predated it.

Whedon, a writer on Roseanne and a short-lived sitcom adaptation of Ron Howard's Parenthood (not to be confused with the drama that ran for five seasons in the 2010s), got his first break in Hollywood with a witty script about a seemingly normal California teenager who embraces her destiny to hunt and kill vampires while trying to maintain her social status in high school. But the adaptation, which sacrificed some of the more acerbic dialogue and social satire for broad-based comedy, left him cold, and failed to catch on with audiences as well.

Undeterred, Whedon's star continued to rise as a screenwriter (he cowrote the script for Toy Story) and script doctor (working on big budget action flicks like Speed and Twister). Ultimately, Dolly Parton's production company, Sandollar, who'd produced the Buffy film, approached Whedon about adapting the script for television. With the dialogue even sharper and the satire at its most cutting (taking the horrors of high school and adolescence to its monster-movie extreme), Buffy became a runaway success, making stars of cast members like Sarah Michelle Gellar (as Buffy), Alyson Hanigan (Willow, the teen witch in training), Seth Green (wisecracking werewolf Oz) and David Boreanaz (Angel, a vampire fighting with his human soul).

The "Scooby Gang" (as the cast became known) went through seven seasons of adventures on both The WB and UPN networks (Angel became a spin-off in 1999 and lasted five seasons), earneing multiple Emmy nominations - most famously for the acclaimed episode "Hush" (one of many represented on this collection). To this day, as obscure as Buffy the film seemed destined to be, the series is considered to be one of television's finest works - and Whedon soon went from cult hero to action auteur, writing and directing the first two Avengers mega-movies for Marvel and co-writing last year's Justice League film for DC Comics.

This Buffy collection is produced by Mike Joffe and Nick Redman, mastered by James Nelson, and features a 40-page booklet designed by Mark Banning and featuring a foreword by writer Mark Altman and liner notes by Randall D. Larson. Limited to 3000 copies, it's available now for you to sink your teeth into!

Buffy The Vampire Slayer Collection: Original Soundtrack Recordings (La-La Land Records LLLCD 14xx, 2018 - original series aired 1997-2003)

Disc 1 (Tracks 1-9, 11-15 and 20-38 written by Christophe Beck; Tracks 10 and 16-19 written by Shawn Clement and Sean Murphy)

1. When She Was Bad: Opening
2. Buffy The Vampire Slayer Theme (performed by Nerf Herder)
3. When She Was Bad: Buffy Saves Friends
4. When She Was Bad: Smashing the Bones
5. Inca Mummy Girl: Ampata's Kiss
6. The Dark Age: Philip Asks for Giles
7. Ted: She'll Come Around
8. Ted: I Hit Him
9. Ted: Ted Attacks Buffy
10. Bad Eggs: Cordelia's Bear
11. Surprise: This is Nice
12. Surprise: Buffy Meets Judge
13. Innocence: Yesterday on Buffy
14. Innocence: Spike My Boy
15. Innocence: Get Out
16. Phases: Meeting Cain
17. Phases: Werewolf Crashes Party
18.  Phases: Cain Prepares
19. Phases: The Chase
20. Bewitched, Bothered and Bewildered: You're So Sweet
21. Passion: Angel Waits
22. Passion: Remembering Jenny (performed by Anthony Stewart Head)
23. I Only Have Eyes for You: Love is Forever
24. Becoming, Part 1: Show Me Your World
25. Becoming, Part 1: Devil Child
26. Becoming, Part 1: Cursed
27. Becoming, Part 1: As Angel Becomes
28. Becoming, Part 1: Massacre
29. Becoming, Part 2: Waking of Willow
30. Becoming, Part 2: Vision of Jenny
31. Becoming, Part 2: Close Your Eyes
32. Anne: Deliverance
33. Band Candy: Tai Chi
34. Band Candy: Sugar High
35. Lovers Walk: Loneliness of Six
36. The Wish: Bizarro Sunnydale
37. The Wish: Blood Machine
38. The Wish: Slayer's Elegy

Disc 2 (all tracks composed by Christophe Beck)

1. Amends: Dublin 1938/Dreaming Of/Magic Snow Music
2. Helpless: Betrayal/Kralik's House/A Father's Love
3. The Zeppo: Dead Guys with Bombs
4. Doppelgangland: Alt. Willow
5. Choices: Into the Mayor's Lair
6. The Prom: Dearly Beloved/Beginning of the End/Class Protector
7. Graduation Day, Part 1: Poison Arrow/Faith's End
8. Graduation Day, Part 2: Aftermath/Drink Me/Little Miss Muffet/War/One Last Moment
9. Fear Itself: Haunted
10. Hush: Demon Got Your Tongue
11. Hush: Golf Claps
12. Hush: Silent Night/First Kiss/Enter the Gentlemen/Schism
13. Hush: The Princess Screams
14. A New Man: Fyari in the Morning
15. This Year's Girl: From the Grave
16. Who Are You: Spellbound
17. Restless: Body Paint
18. Restless: A Really Big Sandbox
19. Restless: Spaghetti
20. Restless: Willow's Nightmare/First Rage/Chain of Ancients
21. Restless: Xander's Nightmare

Disc 3 (Tracks 1-17 and 27 written by Thomas Wander, Tracks 18-26 written by Christophe Beck, Tracks 28-30 written by Robert Duncan)

1. Buffy vs. Dracula: Dracula's Power/Opening/Buffy Fights Dracula/Dracula Bites Buffy
2. Fool for Love: The Chinese Slayer
3. Shadow: Love Montage
4. Into the Woods: Riley's Departure
5. Forever: The Funeral
6. Tough Love: Previously
7. Tough Love: Tara and Willow Argue
8. Tough Love: They'll Take Dawn Away
9. Tough Love: Glory Brainsucks Tara
10. Tough Love: Spike Talks to Dawn
11. Tough Love: Darkest Magick
12. Tough Love: Willow Attacks Glory
13. The Weight of the World: Previously
14. The Weight of the World: Willow Takes Control
15. The Weight of the World: Willow Helps Buffy
16. The Weight of the World: Spike At Glory's
17. The Weight of the World: Buffy Holds Baby Dawn
18. The Gift: Previously
19. The Gift: Oh God, My Leg
20. The Gift: The Construction
21. The Gift: Xander's Proposal
22. The Gift: Spike's Love
23. The Gift: Buffy Confronts Glory
24. The Gift: Buffy Fights Glory
25. The Gift: More Fighting
26. The Gift: Buffy Dies
27. Grave: Xander Saves the World
28. Dirty Girls: Recap
29. Dirty Girls: The War Begins
30. Dirty Girls: A Bloody Battle

Disc 4 (Tracks 1-19 written by Robert Duncan, Tracks 20-35 from 1992 film score by Carter Burwell)

1. End of Days: Recap/The Scythe
2. End of Days: Escape the Wreckage
3. End of Days: Buffy Saves the Girls
4. End of Days: The Wounded
5. End of Days: Xander Grabs Dawn
6. End of Days: Faith the Loner
7. End of Days: Spike and Buffy
8. End of Days: Angel Arrives
9. Chosen: Recap/Angel and Buffy Kiss
10. Chosen: Finishing Off Caleb
11. Chosen: Angel Leaves
12. Chosen: The Necklace
13. Chosen: The First Vists Buffy
14. Chosen: Buffy's Plan
15. Chosen: The Chosen
16. Chosen: Willow and Kennedy
17. Chosen: The Night Before/Off to War Part 1/The Old Gang/Off to War Part 2
18. Chosen: The Last Battle
19. Chosen: The War Against Evil
20. The Dark Ages
21. Merrick is Revealed
22. Dark Ages Reprised
23. Lothos' Chambers
24. Buffy Believes Merrick
25. Graveyard Attack
26. Buffy's Dream
27. Cassandra in Lothos' Chamber
28. Pike Leaves Town/The Alley
29. Buffy and Merrick Bonding
30. Vampire's Return
31. Buffy and Pike/Lothos
32. Vampire Basketball Player
33. Pasadena Floats/Lothos At Floatyard
34. Friends Leave Buffy
35. Lothos' Death
36. Sacrifice
37. Buffy The Vampire Slayer End Credits
38. Grr Argh/Fox Logo