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Spring is in the air, making now the perfect time to check out some killer recent archival soundtracks released by our friends at La-La Land Records, Intrada, Quartet and Varese Sarabande – plus a great recent score with some deep musical history that felt worth sharing, too.

La-La Land shone brightly with new releases in March and April, most notably their latest restoration of a James Bond film score! This time, it’s John Barry’s music to Diamonds Are Forever, the seventh film in the long-running spy series based on Ian Fleming’s novels. For the sixth and last outing with Sean Connery as 007 (who sat out the previous film, On Her Majesty’s Secret Service), Bond sets out to Las Vegas on the trail of a diamond smuggling ring tied to his longtime enemy, the fiendish SPECTRE mastermind Ernst Stavro Blofeld (this time played by Charles Grey). Composer John Barry’s as-yet unbroken streak of scores in the series was punctuated by a title song with lyrics by Don Black, featuring vocals from Shirley Bassey, who’d also sung the title tune to Goldfinger. LLL’s brilliant 2CD set features the original score as presented in the film (sourced from 1″ eight-track analog master tapes), alongside several alternates, plus a remaster of the original soundtrack album (freshly edited from the exact takes and sequence to match while sounding fresh) and other extras, including Bassey singing the theme in Italian! The usual 007 dream team contributes: producer Neil S. Bulk, mixing engineer Chris Malone, mastering engineer Doug Schwartz, package designer Dan Goldwasser (with a cover designed by Jim Titus) and liner notes by Bond music authority Jon Burlingame. These Diamonds shine 5000 copies strong, available through the label or the official 007 webstore for 90 days before selling at other film score retailers.

LLL’s next new title is a new expansion of Jerry Fielding’s score to the 1976 sports comedy The Bad News Bears, celebrating its 50th anniversary. This oddball feature starred Walter Matthau as a down-and-out, drunk, ex-minor league baseball pitcher who makes a living (and a little bit more) whipping a team of misfit youth ball players into shape. With some eye-popping youth profanity and star turns from recent Oscar winner Tatum O’Neal as the Bears’ tomboy pitcher and Jackie Earle Haley as the team’s bad-boy fielder, the film was a critical and commercial success, and yielded this fan favorite score by composer Fielding (The Wild Bunch, Straw Dogs). Utilizing pieces from Bizet’s acclaimed opera Carmen, it’s a musical comedy home run, brought to life like never before and expanded beyond a previous release as part of a box set along with the scores to its two sequels. Dan Goldwasser produces and handles package design (including the unforgettable poster by MAD caricaturist Jack Davis), Doug Schwartz masters and associate producer John Takis offers liner notes; the disc is limited to just 1000 copies.

March saw two action-packed scores from LLL: the music to the first two films in the Bad Boys franchise, composed respectively by Mark Mancina and Yes’ Trevor Rabin (each aided by additional composers including Nick Glennie-Smith, Steve Jablonsky, Harry Gregson-Williams and others). The films, directed by music video maven Michael Bay (making his big screen debut with the 1995 original) and produced by Jerry Bruckheimer, starred former rapper-turned-TV star Will Smith and comedian Martin Lawrence as unlikely but devoted partners on the Miami police force, whose investigations tend to turn explosive. (The duo starred in a further two Bad Boys films in 2020 and 2024, neither of which were directed by Bay.) Both films’ scores set a template for how action films would sound on film for the next few decades, and they’re brought to life in full color on these 2CD limited editions. (La-La Land previously released part of the Bad Boys score in 2007, featuring only parts of the score from various sources; the new edition bests it with a new remix from uncovered 32-track digital masters in stereo, while the similarly impressive sound on Bad Boys II represents the score’s first official release anywhere). Both are produced by Stephane Humez and mixed and mastered by Maxime Marion, with Kaya Savas penning liner notes for each in packages designed by Dan Goldwasser. Bad Boys tops out at 3000 copies while its sequel caps at 2000.

Over at Intrada, they’re starting April with an incredible knockout: a new expanded edition of Bill Conti’s score to Rocky II. Sylvester Stallone’s iconic Philadelphia boxer appeared in a six film arc between 1976 and 2006 (plus two spin-offs in the Creed trilogy, developed by filmmaker Ryan Coogler). With the original Rocky turning 50 in 2026 – Stallone is prepping a memoir this fall about the film’s production, and an unrelated biopic covering the same territory is slated for release later this year – the time seems right to revisit these legendary scores. (Conti penned music to all but 1985’s Rocky IV; Vince DiCola’s synth-driven interpretation of those themes were previously issued by Intrada in 2010.) Rocky II (the series’ first to be directed as well as written by Stallone) follows the Italian Stallion in the year after his life-changing title shot against world heavyweight champion Apollo Creed (Carl Weathers). Though happily married to his sweetheart Adrian (Talia Shire), Rocky Balboa is caught between retiring from fighting for health reasons and an inability to acclimate to other jobs. Adding to the pressure is a rematch challenge from Creed, who wants to prove that Balboa’s slim loss by decision was a fluke, and sudden health challenges for Adrian as she prepares to welcome their son.

Conti reprised the classic themes he wrote for the first film (including “Gonna Fly Now,” an unlikely, mostly-instrumental film theme that topped the Billboard Hot 100) as well as adding new variations and ideas, from the “Fly” restructure “Redemption” to a new romantic theme, “All of My Life” (once again featuring vocals from DeEtta Little and Nelson Pigford, who sang on the Rocky soundtrack). Some of the film’s cues were in fact re-recordings of things that had been heard in the first film, making this expanded edition somewhat challenging. Producer Neil S. Bulk discusses in the package’s tech notes that only two 1/4″ inch reels were located for the score in the MGM vaults, featuring new and unused cues in stereo and matching the takes heard in the final film. While not complete, it’ll still promise to pack a punch, especially accompanied by the newly-remastered original soundtrack album as a bonus. Here’s hoping Conti’s other Rocky scores fly…if not “now,” then hopefully soon!

Intrada’s other recent title is a bit of an oddity: the score to Bug, a distinctive horror film that was the last produced and co-written by William Castle, master of cinematic shocks and theatrical gimmicks like the buzzers attached to seats used in the climax of 1959’s The Tingler. For this film about a freak swarm of hybrid, psychic cockroaches, Castle insured the film’s star, a roach named “Hercules,” for some $250,000. (The picture was an early transition to feature film for French director Jeannot Szwarc, who’d later direct JAWS 2 and Somewhere in Time.) For Bug, Charles Fox was hired to create something that sounded nothing like his lively TV themes like Happy Days and The Love Boat or pop favorites like “Killing Me Softly with His Song”; the atonal score, created entirely on Moog synthesizers, is a suspenseful if challenging listen on its own. (Fox himself, 85 years old as of this writing, jokingly warned the label that “there should be an advisory with the score that it not be played at a dinner party.”) Goldwasser again produces, with Doug Schwartz handling mastering, and Daniel Schweiger penning liner notes.

Meanwhile, over at Varese Sarabande, plenty has also been brewing.  Writer-artist-comic book legend Frank Miller (Batman: The Dark Knight Returns, Daredevil: Born Again) introduced the dark noir Sin City in the pages of Dark Horse Comics’ Fifth Anniversary Special in 1991; he subsequently explored the denizens of Basin City (Sin City for short) in various miniseries and one-shots.  In 2005, Miller and co-director Robert Rodriguez brought Marv, Dwight, Nancy, Detective Hartigan, and co. to the big screen in the 2005 anthology film Sin City starring Mickey Rourke, Clive Owen, Jessica Alba, and Bruce Willis.  Rodriguez composed the score to the “That Yellow Bastard” segment, with John Debney scoring “The Big Fat Kill” and Graeme Revell handling “The Hard Goodbye.”  Now, Varese has expanded the original 2005 album presentation with a second disc of the original film mixes under the supervision of executive producer Rodriguez.  The original album also premieres on vinyl in a translucent red edition though that has already sold out from the Varese webstore.

Our friends at the Spanish label Quartet Records have teamed with Paramount Pictures to expand composer Howard Shore’s original soundtrack to Cop Land.  The film from writer-director James Mangold (Logan, A Complete Unknown) starred Sylvester Stallone, Ray Liotta, and Robert DeNiro and found Stallone as a local New Jersey sheriff confronting corruption in the NYPD.  Milan Records first issued the soundtrack album in 1997 but it was severely truncated.  Quartet’s expanded edition restores previously unreleased cues such as Shore’s end credits music (“Back to Work”) and adds loads of alternate takes as well as the remastered original album with its unique takes and mixes.  (The film’s re-editing process at the studio’s behest led Shore to rewrite and adapt portions of his score, leading to the alternative versions premiering here.)  Jeff Bond has penned the new liner notes for this edition produced by Dan Goldwasser, mixed and mastered by Chris Malone, and supervised and approved by Howard Shore

Last but not least: As of this writing, The Super Mario Galaxy Movie is the highest-grossing film of 2026 (though the newly-released biopic Michael (as in Jackson!) continues to break records of its own). Iam8bit and Back Lot Music have paired to bring composer Brian Tyler’s score to the video game sequel starring Mario (Chris Pratt), Luigi (Charlie Day), Princess Peach (Anya Taylor-Joy), Yoshi (Donald Glover), Bowser (Jack Black), Toad (Keegan-Michael Key), and the rest to 2CD, 2LP, and cassette formats.  Tyler also scored 2023’s The Super Mario Bros. Movie for directors Aaron Horvath and Michael Jelenic; Super Mario Galaxy has gotten the band back together for another rousing adventure and bright score to be enjoyed by kids of all ages.

Look for all of these titles at the links below!

John Barry, Diamonds Are Forever (Music from the Motion Picture – 55th Anniversary Expanded Edition) (La-La Land Records LLLCD 1687, 2026 – original film released 1971)

Disc 1: Score presentation

1. Gun Barrel and Manhunt
2. Diamonds Are Forever (Film Version) – Shirley Bassey
3. Mr. Wint and Mr. Kidd
4. Mrs. Whistler and Hovercraft to Holland
5. Diamonds Are Forever
6. Tiffany Case
7. Peter Franks
8. Los Angeles to Las Vegas
9. Slumber Inc.
10. The Whyte House
11. Plenty, Then Tiffany
12. Circus Circus (Film Version)
13. We Lost Her and WW Tectronics
14. Stealing the Moon Buggy
15. Moon Buggy Ride (Film Version)
16. Scaling the Whyte House
17. Death At the Whyte House
18. Bond Smells a Rat
19. Bond Meets Bambi and Thumper (Extended Version)
20. Breaststroke Lessons
21. Q’s Trick
22. 007 and Counting
23. Baja?
24. Oil Rig Attack
25. To Hell with Blofeld
26. Diamonds Are Forever (Extended Version)
27. The End of Mr. Wint and Mr. Kidd
28. Diamonds Are Forever (Alternate) – Shirley Bassey
29. Moon Buggy Ride (Alternate Segment)
30. Bond Meets Bambi And Thumper (Alternate)

Portions (including Tracks 1, 3-4, 7-11 and 13) previously released on Capitol/EMI 72435 41420 2 4, 2003

Disc 2: Original soundtrack album and additional music

1. Diamonds Are Forever – Shirley Bassey
2. Bond Meets Bambi and Thumper
3. Moon Buggy Ride
4. Circus Circus
5. Death At the Whyte House
6. Diamonds Are Forever
7. Diamonds Are Forever (Bond and Tiffany)
8. Bond Smells a Rat
9. Tiffany Case
10. 007 and Counting
11. Q’s Trick
12. To Hell with Blofeld
13. Slumber Inc. (Wild Organ)
14. Hotel Tropicana
15. The Whyte House (Extended Version)
16. Circus Circus (With Overlays)
17. Water Balloons
18. Zambora
19. Vivo di diamanti – Shirley Bassey

Tracks 1-12 released as United Artists Records UAS 29216 (U.K.)/UAS-5220 (U.S.), 1971
Track 19 released on United Artists Records Italian single UA 35293, 1971

Jerry Fielding, The Bad News Bears (Music from the Motion Picture – 50th Anniversary Edition) (La-La Land Records LLLCD 1689, 2026 – original film released 1976)

1. Hang In There
2. A Really Fine Thing
3. Play Ball
4. Bears Play *
5. Silent Moment with Merchants (Mono) *
6. Beer Cans
7. First Major Loss
8. Goodbye Buttermaker *
9. Amanda’s Theme
10. Bad News for The Athletics
11. Around Them Bases
12. Street Pitching
13. Cool Karl Karonsky
14. Out of Pinball Shop
15. Second Amanda Theme
16. Kelly’s Big Score (Mono) *
17. Montage #1
18. Kelly Rebels
19. Tiny Tears
20. Amanda Gets Spiked
21. Buttermaker Goes Corrupt
22. Joe Won’t Throw
23. Montage #2 (Mono)
24. Lupus’ Big Catch
25. Cliff Hanger
26. Next Year
27. End Credits
28. The Bad News Bears Song
29. Play Ball (Original) 1:12
30. Play Ball (Alternate) 1:11
31. Silent Moment with Merchants (Short Alternate – Mono) *
32. First Major Loss (Film Version) *
33. First Major Loss (Alternate)
34. Street Pitching (Film Version – Mono) *
35. Kelly Rebels (Alternate Mix) *
36. Buttermaker Goes Corrupt (Original)
37. Joe Won’t Throw (Original)
38. Montage #2 (Part 1 – Alternate)
39. Montage #2 (Part 1 – Alternate, Orchestra Only)
40. Lupus’ Big Catch (Original)
41. Lupus’ Big Catch (Alternate)
42. Cliff Hanger (Alternate – Mono) *
43. Cliff Hanger (Alternate – Stereo Segment)
44. Next Year (Orchestra Only)
45. End Credits (Alternate)
46. The Bad News Bears Song (Extended Instrumental) *
47. Selections from Carmen #1 (Piano Guide Track – Mono) *
48. Selections from Carmen #2 (Piano Guide Track – Mono) *
49. Dancing School Pianos (Source Music)
50. Improvised Drums (Source Music – Mono) *
51. Wild Band *

* previously unreleased. Other selections first released on Quartet Records QR259, 2016

Mark Mancina, Bad Boys (Original Motion Picture Score – 30th Anniversary Expanded Edition) (La-La Land Records LLLCD 1676, 2026 – original film released 1995)

Disc 1: Film score presentation

1. Funky Logo – Car Jacking
2. Bad Boys Main Title – The Heist *
3. Funky Brothers to P.D.
4. Air Conditioning Inspection *
5. Jojo What You Know
6. Dead Guy
7. He’s the Person I’d Call *
8. Killing Max
9. The Boys Find Max
10. Into Lois’ Apartment
11. Max Logan’s Best Friend
12. Escape from Julie’s
13. You’re Going to Leave Me Alone?
14. Don’t “Honey Baby” Me
15. My Bologna Has a First Name *
16. Julie’s Got a Gun
17. Escape from Club Hell – Ether Chase *
18. We Don’t Want to Lose You
19. I Mean Like Funny
20. Stake Out – Interrogation
21. Tailing Lab Tech – Blown Cover
22. Busted *
23. Footchase
24. Fouchet Calling *
25. Hangar Shootout *
26. Cobra Chase
27. Fouchet’s Death

Disc 2: Bonus tracks

1. Theme from Bad Boys
2. Funky Brothers to P.D. (Demo Version)
3. Jojo What You Know (Film Version)
4. Dead Guy (Alternate)
5. The Boys Find Max (Alternate Version 1)
6. The Boys Find Max (Alternate Version 2)
7. Escape from Julie’s (Demo Version)
8. My Bologna Has a First Name (Alternate)
9. Escape from Club Hell (Demo Version) *
10. Escape from Club Hell (Film Version) *
11. Footchase (Demo Version)
12. Fouchet Calling (Alternate) *
13. Fouchet’s Death (Alternate)
14. Theme from Bad Boys (Funky Boys Remix)

* co-composed by Nick Glennie-Smith
Portions of Disc 1 previously released as La-La Land Records LLLCD 1057, 2007
Disc 2, Track 1 released on Bad Boys (Music from the Motion Picture) – Work OK 67009, 1995

Trevor Rabin, Bad Boys II (Original Motion Picture Score) (La-La Land Records LLLCD 1679, 2026 – original film released 2003)

Disc 1: Film score presentation

1. Xtreme Machine ***
2. Swamp – KKK ++
3. Tapia
4. Money Counting *
5. Haitian Saddle Up +
6. Syd Getaway – Muscle Car *
7. Shootout §§
8. Causeway *
9. Syd and Mike **
10. Pressure Points *
11. Tapia Pissed Off
12. Ice Pick **
13. Haitian Shootout +
14. Rat Porno °°°
15. Tapia Conversation – Escape Tapia’s
16. Tapia Threatens – Computer Lab *
17. Wiretap Results
18. Tapia and Syd Ocean
19. Stilt House *
20. Boat Dock – Follow the Cubans +++
21. Cuban – Van Chase *
22. Train Fight
23. Bad Boys for Life
24. Mortuary Sneak
25. Escape Mortuary °
26. Syd’s Cover is Blown
27. Tapia Has Syd °°

Disc 2: Score presentation continued and additional tracks

1. Prepare for Tapia ***
2. Tapia Attack §§
3. Cuba Chase
4. Guantanamo
5. Theme from Bad Boys (Bad Boys II Demo Version) **
6. Xtreme Machine (Alternate) ***
7. Syd Getaway – Muscle Car (Alternate) *
8. Shootout (Alternate) §§
9. Causeway (Alternate) *
10. Pressure Points (Alternate) *
11. Tapia Conversation (Alternate)
12. Bad Boys For Life (Alternate)
13. Mortuary Sneak (Alternate)
14. Tapia Has Syd (Alternate Version 1)
15. Tapia Has Syd (Alternate Version 2)
16. Tapia Has Syd (Alternate Version 3)
17. Tapia Has Syd (Helicopter Insert) *
18. Tapia Attack (Alternate Beginning)
19. Cuba Chase (Alternate)
20. Guantanamo (Alternate Version 1)
21. Guantanamo (Alternate Version 2)
22. Menina §

* written by Steve Jablonsky ** written by Mark Mancina *** written by Paul Linford
+ written by Harry Gregson-Williams ++ written by Trevor Rabin & Mark Mancina +++ written by Mark Mancina, Steve Jablonsky & Trevor Rabin
° written by Steve Jablonsky, Mark Mancina, Tim Heintz & Trevor Rabin °° written by Trevor Rabin, Steve Jablonsky & Tim Heintz
°°° written by Trevor Rabin & Paul Linford
§ written by Heitor Pereira §§ contains an interpolation of “Theme from Bad Boys” written by Mark Mancina
All tracks previously unreleased

Bill Conti, Rocky II (Expanded Original MGM Motion Picture Soundtrack) (Intrada ISC 529, 2026 – original film released 1979)

1. Opening (from Rocky II)
2. Final Bell
3. Ambulance Ride
4. Hospital
5. Take Her to the Zoo
6. Wedding Night
7. Rocky’s Accolades
8. Apollo’s Fury
9. Stickball and Adrian, You Did It!
10. You Lie Nice
11. To See Mickey
12. Your Wife is Sick
13. Vigil (Film Version)
14. What Are We Waiting For?
15. Gonna Fly Now (Rocky II Version)
16. Conquest
17. Get Up!!
18. Another Final Bell
19. Redemption (Theme from Rocky II)
20. Jewelry Store (Extra)
21. Redemption (Theme from Rocky II)
22. Gonna Fly Now
23. Conquest
24. Vigil
25. All of My Life (vocals by DeEtta Little & Nelson Pigford)
26. Overture
27. Two Kinds of Love (vocals by Frank Stallone)
28. All of My Life (Instrumental)

Tracks 21-28 released as United Artists UA-LA972-I, 1979

Charles Fox, Bug (Music from the Motion Picture) (Intrada ISC 533, 2026 – original film released 1975)

1. Trail of Fire
2. The Bugged Pick-Up
3. The Fiery Feline
4. Discovery At the Chasm **
5. A Shocking Discovery **
6. Jarring the Roaches
7. A Ring of Terror *
8. Killing the Killer
9. They Will Die
10. The Cake Box Roach/Human Inferno
11. Death Row
12. The Roach and The Egg Sack/The Roach Bridge *
13. The Birth of a New Strain
14. The Deadly Offspring
15. Man-Eating Roaches **
16. The Wall of Terror **
17. Into the Chasm
18. Terror in the Night **
19. End Credits **
20. Bug Logo (Unused Title Sting, 3 Versions)
21. Trail of Fire (Alternate Take)
22. The Bugged Pick-Up (Alternate Tag)
23. Jarring the Roaches (Alternate Mix)
24. They Will Die (Alternate Mix)
25. The Roach Bridge (Alternate)
26. The Deadly Offspring (Alternate Take)
27. Into the Chasm (Extended Alternate)
28. End Credits (Short Version)

All tracks previously unreleased. * not used in film; ** contains material not used in film

Graeme Revell, John Debney & Robert Rodriguez, Sin City (Music from the Motion Picture – The Deluxe Edition) (Varese Sarabande, 2026 – original film released 2005)

2CD: Varese Sarabande
“Blood Red” LP: Varese Sarabande

CD 1/LP: Original motion picture score

1. Sin City ***
2. One Hour to Go ***
3. Goldie’s Dead *
4. Marv * ***
5. Bury the Hatchet *
6. Old Town Girls * ***
7. The Hard Goodbye *
8. Cardinal Sin * ***
9. Her Name is Goldie *
10. Dwight **
11. Old Town ** ***
12. Deadly Little Miho ** ***
13. Warrior Woman **
14. Tar Pit **
15. Jackie Boy’s Head **
16. The Big Fat Kill **
17. Nancy ***
18. Prison Cell ***
19. Kiss of Death ***
20. That Yellow Bastard ***
21. Hartigan ***
22. Sin City End Titles ***

CD 2: Original film mixes

1. Descent Love Theme *** +
2. Helluva Way to End a Partnership ***
3. Fair Trade ***
4. The Perfect Woman *
5. Lucille *
6. All or Nothing Days *
7. Aimed Too High *
8. Worth Dying For *
9. That Cold Thing *
10. A Face and a Name *
11. He Made Me Watch *
12. Marv Unleashed *
13. Dwight & Shelley **
14. Jackie Boy & Beckie ***
15. Pez Dispenser **
16. Dwight’s Theme **
17. Jackie Boy Rides Shotgun/Warning ** ***
18. Shattered Truce **
19. Silence Now *** ++
20. Yeesh ** *** ++
21. Miho **
22. Bigger Fatter Kill ** ***
23. Liebowitz ***
24. Kiss Me Deadly *** ++
25. Recognize My Voice? ***
26. Latin Gypsy Princess ***
27. Death of a Bastard ***
28. An Old Man Dies ***

* composed by Revell ** composed by Debney *** composed by Rodriguez
+ composed by Johnny Reno ++ composed by George Oldziey
All tracks on CD 1 released on Varese Sarabande 302 066 644 2, 2005

Howard Shore, Cop Land (Music from the Motion Picture – Expanded and Remastered Edition) (Quartet Records QR620, 2026 – original film released 1997)

Disc 1: Film score

1. Cop Land
2. Discovering Frankie
3. Tunnel to the Bridge/Across the River
4. George Washington Bridge
5. Interrogation/Ray Pulled Over/Cupcake
6. Turtle Ride
7. Garrison, NJ (Film Version)
8. Liz
9. Connecting with Liz
10. Figs in Bar
11. Dream and Death
12. Funeral
13. $64,000 Question
14. Mashed Potatoes Don’t Mean Gravy (Film Version)
15. Closed Case
16. I’m Ghandi
17. Pool of Crimson (Film Version)
18. Chasing After Babitch
19. Change of Heart
20. Offered a Chance
21. Stealing the Files
22. Five Out of Six
23. Lagonda in the Backseat
24. Check
25. Tracking the Bomb
26. Big Blue Pow Wow (Film Version)
27. Kidnapped
28. All Dressed Up in Blue (Film Version)
29. One Police Plaza (Film Version)
30. Back to Work

Disc 2: Original soundtrack album and additional material

1. All Dressed Up in Blue
2. Garrison, NJ
3. Yellow Betray Blue
4. Local Boy Saves Drowning Teen
5. Mashed Potatoes Don’t Mean Gravy
6. The Sheriff of Cop Land
7. Pool of Crimson
8. The Diagonal Rule
9. Across the River
10. Big Blue Pow Wow
11. Without Looking At the Cards
12. One Police Plaza
13. Cop Land (Alternate)
14. Across the River (Early Version)
15. Across the River (Solo French Horn Alternate)
16. George Washington Bridge #1
17. George Washington Bridge #2
18. Ray Pulled Over (Alternate)
19. Turtle Ride (Alternte)
20. Funeral (Alternate)
21. Closed Case (Alternate)
22. Chasing After Babitch (Alternate)
23. Offered a Chance (Alternate)
24. Five Out of Six (Early Version)
25. Five Out of Six (Alternate)
26. Check (Early Version)
27. Check (Alternate)
28. One Police Plaza (Early Version)
29. One Police Plaza (Alternate)
30. Back to Work (Alternate)
31. Bagpipes
32. Cop Land Jazz Grouping
33. Freddy Directing Traffic (Bonus)

Tracks 1-12 released as Milan 35827-2, 1997

Brian Tyler, The Super Mario Galaxy Movie (Original Motion Picture Soundtrack) (Iam8bit/Back Lot Music, 2026) (2CD / 2LP / Cassette)

Disc 1

1. Super Mario Brothers Prelude
2. Super Mario Galaxy
3. Yoshi on the Go
4. The Rise of Bowser Jr.
5. Cool Motorcycle Guys
6. You’re Coming with Me
7. Trouble in the Pipes
8. Junior and the Koopas
9. Another Adventure Begins
10. Star Shower
11. Under Siege
12. A Master Artist At Work
13. A New World
14. Cuteness for Crime
15. Punishment by Parasol

Disc 2

1. The Worst Place to Bee
2. Taking Care of the Kingdom Isn’t Easy
3. The Flight Deck
4. Dino Might
5. Assault on Planet Bowser
6. Your King Has Returned
7. Family is Forever
8. Rebuilding the Castle
9. 1UP