- Main Titles
- What’s The Name Of This Place (Dialogue)
- The Cottage Maid Is Seen
- The Band Appears (Radetski March)
- I Suppose You're Wondering (Dialogue)
- Number 6 In The Cottage
- The Band Concert
- Afternoon Concert
- I Will Not Make Any Deals With You (Dialogue)
- Helicopter Escape Bid
- Subject Shows Great Enthusiasm (Dialogue)
- Unused Title Theme
- I Am Not A Number (Dialogue)
- Number 6 Hates The Tune
- Night-Time Drink
- Do You Still Think You Can Escape, No. 6 (Dialogue)
- Number 8 Swims Off
- Number 6 Chops Down The Tree
- Village Curfew
- There Are Some People Who Talk (Dialogue)
- Exhibition Hall
- The Dinghy Casts Off
- The Village Is A Place Where People Turn Up (Dialogue)
- Crate Journey
- Back To The Cottage
- Engadine’s Party
- Number 6 Dances With 'B’
- Number 6 Is Drugged
- Dreamy Party
- End Titles
発売日:2002年11月12日(火)
レーベル:Silva America
レビュー (Amazon)Patrick McGoohan's enigmatic 1967 TV miniseries about a spy who resigns his duties, only to be kidnapped and imprisoned in a seemingly idyllic seaside resort of undetermined national affiliation remains one of the medium's most compelling parables about individuality and the dangers of creeping conformity. Longtime fans of the cult show should welcome this first volume of the show's quirky, distinctive musical scores. Anchored by Ron Grainer's propulsive main and end titles, this volume features musical highlights of three
Prisoner episodes ("Arrival," "Chimes of Big Ben," "A, B and C") as well as key snippets of dialogue. The cues here span library stock cues and the work of a number of British TV composers, ranging from tortuously treacly Muzak and jolly marching band music (Strauss's "Radetzky Waltz" in particular) to '60s jazz exotica, orchestral music, and spooky lullabies. As utilized by music editor Eric Mival in the show's unsettling context, it's the stuff of authoritarian-inspired nightmares--and some of the most consistently successful uses of musical irony in TV history. Also includes an unused main theme and informative illustrated booklet.
--Jerry McCulley