- Track One - The River of Souls
- Track One - The Discovery
- Track One - Under Attack
- Track One - A Wonderful Day
- Track One - Eye Pain
- Track One - "Another Day, Another Holo."
- Track One - "Found Anything Lately?"
- Track Two - Babylon 5 Sweep
- Track Two - Garibaldi's Ultimatum
- Track Two - The Love Bat
- Track Two - First Contact
- Track Two - Meanwhile, Back At The Holobrothel
- Track Two - "Leave Us Alone!"
- Track Two - "Zack's Hallway Encounter"
- Track Three - Bryson And Garibaldi
- Track Three - Soul Hunters
- Track Three - The Lost Souls Of Ralga
- Track Three - Grave Predictions
- Track Four - A Long Night
- Track Four - Back To The Holobrothel
- Track Four - Scissorhands
- Track Four - Rage Unleashed
- Track Four - Lochley Into Otherworld
- Track Four - "We Are Evolving."
- Track Five - Defense Activated
- Track Five - "You Made A Mistake."
- Track Five - Outside Manifestation
- Track Five - Lochley Figures It Out
- Track Six - Take Action
- Track Six - Approach Bryson
- Track Six - "On The Other Hand..."
- Track Six - Soul Hunter's Sacrifice
- Track Six - The Soul Sees What The Soul Sees
- Track Six - "Like The Old Days."
- Track Six - "Zack Was Right."
- Track Six - End Credits
発売日：1999年5月18日(火)
レーベル：Sonic Images
レビュー (Amazon)As the series drew to an end, this TV movie was slotted in to afford air time to an alien race not seen since the very beginning. The Soul Hunters could have been creator Straczynski's best method of detailing the overall story of the destiny of the human soul. Relegated to just this stand- alone they were rather wasted, but Christopher Franke clearly knew not to waste his opportunity. This score is full of sampled voices and unique effects to convey the tragedy of an ancient mistake. Trapped in a stolen globe are a billion souls and it is for them the Arabic wailing and choral chanting glides in and out. The good guy / bad guy "Soul Hunters" themselves have a most menacing four-note theme calling to mind Wojciech Kilar's vampire hunters from
Bram Stoker's Dracula. Tediously there is a comic sub-plot involving Captain Lochley's battle with the proprietor of a "Holobrothel". The best thing to be said about this is that it lets Franke loose on a moog synth and saxophone sample which results in an hilarious sexy saunter ("Another Day, Another Holo"). Easily the best of the
Babylon 5 TV movie scores.
--Paul Tonks
