ユナイテッド93

1. Prayers (6:02)
2. Pull The Tapes (4:14)
3. Take Off (3:07)
4. 2nd Plane Crash (2:27)
5. Making The Bomb (3:57)
6. The Pilots (1:21)
7. The Pentagon (1:43)
8. Phone Calls (10:49)
9. The End (5:50)
10. Dedication (3:51)

発売日：2006年6月6日(火)
レーベル：Varese Sarabande

レビュー (Amazon)
As fans of his work for the Bourne movies know, John Powell's strength lies in the way he integrates electronics into efficient, relatively straightforward scores. United 93 may be his most subdued effort yet. Powell could just have written easily identifiable themes for the main characters, or at least themes distinguishing the passengers and the hijackers: instead, he's come up with a general mood rather than distinctive cues. It's pretty amazing, though, to hear the subtle details that have been worked into tracks that, on the surface, are fairly uniform. On "Pull the Tapes," for instance, clattering drums suddenly surge out of oppressive low frequencies before retreating back; later, the electronic heartbeat-like pulse quickens, suggesting mounting anxiety while the drums can be still heard in the distance. It's simple and very effective. On "The Pilots," strings hesitate, as if on the verge of an abyss, while a dull beat pounds relentlessly; the lengthy suite "Phone Calls" relies on ominous low frequencies to evoke dread, until brass starts wailing around the six-minute mark, confirming the impending horror. Note that Powell's own young son, Oliver, contributes the eerie vocals on "Prayers" and "Dedication." --Elisabeth Vincentelli

1. 神への祈り
2. 交信テープの分析
3. 離陸
4. サウスタワー直撃
5. プラスチック爆弾
6. パイロットの死体
7. ペンタゴン炎上
8. 愛する者への電話
9. 悲劇の結末
10. 犠牲者への献辞

発売日：2006年8月9日(水)
レーベル：ジェネオン エンタテインメント