StreamingSoundtracks.com - Babylon A.D.

#	Track Listing	Length	Played
01	Aurora's Theme (Agnus Dei) Atli Orvarsson	4:03	40
02	Babylon Requiem Atli Orvarsson	5:31	52
03	Aurora Borealis Atli Orvarsson	2:27	19
04	Leaving The Monastery Atli Orvarsson	2:16	11
05	The Cold Walk Atli Orvarsson	2:44	18
06	Too Many Refugees Atli Orvarsson	2:50	20
07	Aurora And Toorop Atli Orvarsson	1:30	15
08	Snow Travel Atli Orvarsson	2:07	19
09	Rover Chase Atli Orvarsson	2:36	23
10	Entering New York City Atli Orvarsson	2:16	17
11	Mystery Package Atli Orvarsson	1:47	13
12	Skyscraper Atli Orvarsson	1:52	17
13	The Marketplace Atli Orvarsson	2:31	20
14	Toorop Is Home Atli Orvarsson	2:25	11
15	The Monastery Is Destroyed Atli Orvarsson	3:13	11
16	Train Travel Atli Orvarsson	1:52	19
17	Are You Afraid To Die? Atli Orvarsson	2:19	11
18	Are You A Killer, Mr. Toorop? Atli Orvarsson	2:08	15
19	Sister Rebecca Atli Orvarsson	2:40	13
20	Future Vision Atli Orvarsson	1:28	13
21	Save The Planet Atli Orvarsson	1:01	13
22	Leaving The Monastery Atli Orvarsson	1:53	11
23	One Child At A Time Atli Orvarsson	2:39	15

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Reviewers Rating

1 review done for this album.

Wonderfully intense soundtrack to a sci-fi future movie

By:	jadedtitan
Date:	31 Oct 2008
Rating:

While the movie was only slightly interesting, the music did an excellent job of capturing the emotion of the story and its characters. It captured the intense moments and the tender times as the main characters journeyed from a sheltered life to an unknown future.

Atli Örvarsson does an excellent job of orchestration with a good mix between the soft female vocals and piano found in Aurora's Theme and repeated in tracks 3, 7, 14, briefly in 22 and fully in track 23; and the harsher more intense feelings found in the Babylon Requiem which is characterized by harsh male vocals and full choral and is repeated in variation in tracks 5, 6, 10, and 13. Tracks 8,9, 13 16, 17, and 21 are the more upbeat and intense tracks, usually associated with the group on the run or being chased. The rest is more quiet slow orchestration associated with Aurora and her non-violent nature.

Overall a great soundtrack. It is beautiful in its intensity and emotive in its use of themes and choral vocals.

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