- The Pink Panther Theme
- It Had Better Be Tonight
- Royal Blue
- Champagne And Quail
- "The Village Inn (from the Mirisch-G & E Production ""The Pink Panther"", a United Artists Release)"
- The Tiber Twist
- It Had Better Be Tonight (Vocal)
- Cortina
- The Lonely Princess
- Something For Sellers
- Piano And Strings
- Shades Of Sennett
- The Pink Panther Theme
- The Greatest Gift
- "Here's Looking At You, Kid"
- Summer In Gstaad
- So Smooth
- The Return Of The Pink Panther (Part 1 And Part 2)
- The Greatest Gift
- The Orange Float
- Dreamy
- Disco
- Naval Maneuver
- Belly Belly Bum Bum
- The Wet Look
発売日：1999年4月19日(月)
品番：74321 660472
レーベル：Msi
レビュー (Amazon)Out with the bad--in with the good ! The fifth entry in the
Panther series has all the best elements: the most carefully choreographed fight with Cato, Herbert Lom hamming up Dreyfuss, and a brilliant comic soundscape from Mancini. The opening credits is a montage of "The Pink Panther Theme", the "Alfred Hitchcock Theme",
Batman,
The Sound Of Music, "Singin' In The Rain" and "Big Spender". Could such an intro. possibly be topped? There's the exquisite "Inspector Clouseau Theme" on mandolin, keyboard, and glockenspiel. Its lackadaisical tempo paces the detective's thought processes perfectly. It's best use is an hilarious sequence of Clouseau attempting entry into a castle across the surrounding moat. The music's suggested dimwittedness is pure genius. Most delightful of all is "The Evil Theme": a chime reverberates beneath lightly treading guitar; the classic exaggerated cartoon steps of the Inspector's creeping around. By flute, percussion, and the most innovative use of de-tuned pizzicato violin it becomes as important an invention as either the "Panther" or "Clouseau" themes (or the absent "A Shot In The Dark" theme).
--Paul Tonks
