Soundtrack Information

The Zero Theorem

Milan Records

Release Date: January 28, 2014

Format: Digital

Music From

The Zero Theorem (2014)

Music By

George Fenton

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Milan Records Website

Track Listing

1.	The Zero Theorem Main Title (George Fenton) Get this album or track at:	2:12
2.	Leth on the Street Get this album or track at:	2:07
3.	Creep (Karen Souza) Get this album or track at:	3:31
4.	Remote Central Get this album or track at:	1:25
5.	Joby's Party Part 1 Get this album or track at:	1:48
6.	Meeting Management Get this album or track at:	1:46
7.	Joby's Party Part 2 Get this album or track at:	1:36
8.	Joby's Party Part 3 Get this album or track at:	2:23
9.	The Mainframe Get this album or track at:	2:24
10.	The Entities Won't Crunch Get this album or track at:	1:56
11.	The Nurse Get this album or track at:	1:34
12.	Bob and the Clones Get this album or track at:	1:34
13.	Bob's on the Job Get this album or track at:	4:13
14.	Enter in Tropical Style Get this album or track at:	1:07
15.	Beach Romance Get this album or track at:	4:10
16.	Shrink Rom Rap (Bob's Crunch, Tilda Swinton) Get this album or track at:	1:44
17.	Inside Your Head Get this album or track at:	3:12
18.	A New Bainsley Get this album or track at:	0:53
19.	There'll Be No Call Get this album or track at:	2:21
20.	We Can Be Together Get this album or track at:	1:53
21.	Bainsley Leaves Get this album or track at:	1:53
22.	Bob Collapses Get this album or track at:	0:56
23.	Q Loses It Get this album or track at:	5:03
24.	Destroying the Mainframe and the Release Get this album or track at:	4:00
25.	Qohen Leth Get this album or track at:	2:13
26.	0=100% (Party part 2) (Konstantine Pope Remix) Get this album or track at:	3:18
	Total Album Time:	61:12

From the Manufacturer

As in all Terry Gilliam's films, the music plays a significant role in The Zero Theorem. Acclaimed composer George Fenton wrote a beautiful score combining futuristic, electronic tracks with classical and evocative film music moments. The soundtrack also features the beautiful "Creep" performed by Karen Souza.

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