• Escape from L.A. (1996) Soundtrack OST •

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2013: Rescate en L.A.

Synopsis

In the year 2013, the city of Los Angeles has been separated from the country by a series of earthquakes, and like its neighbor New York, has transformed from a wonderful city to a corrupted prison.

Plus, The United States has become a more moral society. Cuervo, a Cuban terrorist has used the president's daughter, Utopia to steal a device that controls a special orbiting EMP weapon system.

The President has called upon the untrustworthy mercenary Snake Plissken. To ensure his cooperation, they have implanted a virus bomb inside his body, and it will inject the virus into his body in 9 hours, so Snake must stop Cuervo, rescue Utopia and get back the Weapon's device.

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Play	Title	Artist
	Escape from L.A.
	Escape from New York - Main Title	John Carpenter: Writer
	10 Seconds Down	Sugar Ray: Writer
	Sweat	Sylvia Massy: Produced TOOL: Performer
	Professional Widow	Tori Amos: Writer
	Dawn	Stabbing Westward: Performer
	Escape From New York - Main Title (John Carpenter, Alan Howarth)	John Carpenter: Performer
	History of Los Angeles**§†)	John Carpenter: Performer
	Fire Base Seven*§	John Carpenter: Performer
	Snake Arrives§† / Deportees§†)	John Carpenter: Performer
	Snake Gets Scratched*†	John Carpenter: Performer
	Defense Lab*†	John Carpenter: Performer
	Snake's Flashback*†	John Carpenter: Performer
	Weapons*† / Snake's Uniform§	John Carpenter: Performer
	Snake's Escort*§	John Carpenter: Performer
	Submarine Launch**†	John Carpenter: Performer
	Sub Sinks*†	John Carpenter: Performer
	Mulholland Drive-By*§	John Carpenter: Performer
	Acid Rain§ / Tour Guide Sting§ / Snake Gets Directions*§	John Carpenter: Performer
	Sunset Boulevard Bazaar†	John Carpenter: Performer
	Motorcycle Chase†	John Carpenter: Performer
	Showdown§	John Carpenter: Performer
	Push On Through† / Snake Takes a Breather§	John Carpenter: Performer
	Beverly Hills Surgeon**§†	John Carpenter: Performer
	I Think We're Lost† / Taslima†	John Carpenter: Performer
	The Future Is Right Now*† / Fun Gun§	John Carpenter: Performer
	The Black Box† / Target L.A.*†	John Carpenter: Performer
	The Broadcast† / The Coliseum†	John Carpenter: Performer
	Decapitation† / Game Time† / The Game*†	John Carpenter: Performer
	Escape From Coliseum†	John Carpenter: Performer
	Queen Mary*† / Hang Glider Attack†	John Carpenter: Performer
	Helicopter Arrival†	John Carpenter: Performer
	Texas Switch*§ / Fire Fight†	John Carpenter: Performer
	Escape From Happy Kingdom†	John Carpenter: Performer
	Crash Landing†	John Carpenter: Performer
	Out of Time*§ (unused)	John Carpenter: Performer
	Presidential Decree*§†	John Carpenter: Performer
	BONUS TRACK: J.C.'s Blues*§ (source)	John Carpenter: Performer
	SIDE A: Escape from New York	John Carpenter: Performer
	History of Los Angeles	John Carpenter: Performer
	Fire Base Seven	John Carpenter: Performer
	Snake Arrives/Deportees	John Carpenter: Performer
	Snake Gets Scratched	John Carpenter: Performer
	Defense Lab	John Carpenter: Performer
	Snake's Flashback	John Carpenter: Performer
	Weapons/Snake's Uniform	John Carpenter: Performer
	Snake's Escort	John Carpenter: Performer
	Submarine Launch	John Carpenter: Performer
	SIDE B: Sub Sinks	John Carpenter: Performer
	Mulholland Drive-By	John Carpenter: Performer
	Acid Rain/Tour Guide Sting/Snake Gets Directions	John Carpenter: Performer
	Sunset Boulevard Bazaar	John Carpenter: Performer
	Motorcycle Chase	John Carpenter: Performer
	Showdown	John Carpenter: Performer
	Push On Through/Snake Takes a Breather	John Carpenter: Performer
	Beverly Hills Surgeon	John Carpenter: Performer
	I Think We're Lost/Taslima	John Carpenter: Performer
	SIDE C: The Future Is Right Now/Fun Gun	John Carpenter: Performer
	The Black Box/Target L.A.	John Carpenter: Performer
	The Broadcast/The Coliseum	John Carpenter: Performer
	Decapitation/Game Time/The Game	John Carpenter: Performer
	Escape from Coliseum	John Carpenter: Performer
	Queen Mary/Hang Glider Attack	John Carpenter: Performer
	Helicopter Arrival	John Carpenter: Performer
	SIDE D: Texas Switch/Fire Fight	John Carpenter: Performer
	Escape from Happy Kingdom	John Carpenter: Performer
	Crash Landing	John Carpenter: Performer
	Out of Time	John Carpenter: Performer
	Presidential Decree	John Carpenter: Performer
	J.C.'s Blues	John Carpenter: Performer
	Escape From New York Main Title	John Carpenter: Performer
	Snake's Uniform	John Carpenter: Performer
	Beverly Hills Surgeon General	John Carpenter: Performer
	The Future Is Right Now	John Carpenter: Performer
	Hang Glider Attack	John Carpenter: Performer
	The Black Box	John Carpenter: Performer
	Fire Fight	John Carpenter: Performer
	Psycho - "Suite From Psycho"	Marco Beltrami: Performer
	Carrie - "For The Last Time We'll Pay"	Marco Beltrami: Performer
	The Dead Zone - "Rally - Meet Your Local Candidate"	Marco Beltrami: Performer
	Wes Craven's New Nightmare - "Theme"	Marco Beltrami: Performer
	Escape From New York - "Main Title"	Marco Beltrami: Performer
	Body Double - "Drill Of Death"	Marco Beltrami: Performer
	Crash - "Mirror Image"	Marco Beltrami: Performer
	John Carpenter's Vampires - "New Mexico"	Marco Beltrami: Performer
	Scream - "Altered Ego"	Marco Beltrami: Performer
	Halloween - "Main Title"	Marco Beltrami: Performer
	Snake's Flashback*†	John Carpenter: Performer
	Weapons*† / Snake's Uniform§	John Carpenter: Performer
	Snake's Escort*§	John Carpenter: Performer
	I Think We're Lost† / Taslima†	John Carpenter: Performer
	BONUS TRACK: J.C.'s Blues*§ (source)	John Carpenter: Performer
	Snake's Flashback	John Carpenter: Performer
	Weapons/Snake's Uniform	John Carpenter: Performer
	Snake's Escort	John Carpenter: Performer
	I Think We're Lost/Taslima	John Carpenter: Performer
	J.C.'s Blues	John Carpenter: Performer
	Snake's Uniform	John Carpenter: Performer
	Carrie - "For The Last Time We'll Pay"	Marco Beltrami: Performer
	Wes Craven's New Nightmare - "Theme"	Marco Beltrami: Performer
	John Carpenter's Vampires - "New Mexico"	Marco Beltrami: Performer

User reviews

William Scott

5/10

The music in Escape from L.A. effectively conveys the sense of isolation and despair felt by the characters in the film. The haunting melodies and dissonant tones help to immerse the audience in the post-apocalyptic world that the story is set in.

Karen Moore

8/10

The thematic motifs and recurring musical themes in the score create a sense of continuity and cohesion, tying the different scenes and emotions together seamlessly.

Thomas Johnson

6/10

The soundtrack of Escape from L.A. perfectly captures the dystopian and chaotic atmosphere of the movie. The electronic and industrial elements create a sense of tension and danger that enhances the viewing experience.

Nancy Hall

7/10

The driving rhythms and pulsating beats in the music propel the narrative forward, energizing the story and maintaining a fast-paced momentum.

Andrew Lewis

8/10

The incorporation of experimental sounds and unconventional musical elements in the soundtrack adds a unique and avant-garde quality to the overall listening experience.

Emily Martin

7/10

The intense and atmospheric score of Escape from L.A. perfectly captures the dystopian and chaotic setting of the film, immersing the audience in its bleak world.

Richard Williams

7/10

The electronic and industrial sound of the soundtrack adds a modern and edgy feel to the movie, enhancing the sense of danger and urgency throughout.

Sarah Davis

3/10

One of the negative aspects of the Escape from L.A. soundtrack is that it lacks depth and fails to capture the intense and dystopian atmosphere of the movie. The music feels generic and uninspired, missing the opportunity to enhance the viewer's experience with its bland and forgettable melodies.

Lisa Hill

8/10

The use of synthesizers and distorted guitars in the music amplifies the tension and suspense during key action sequences, keeping viewers on the edge of their seats.

Thomas Perez

1/10

Additionally, the soundtrack of Escape from L.A. fails to create a strong emotional connection with the audience. The music feels disconnected from the action on screen, failing to evoke the tension, suspense, and drama that are essential in a movie with such a gripping storyline. Overall, the soundtrack falls short in delivering a memorable and impactful musical experience that complements the film's narrative effectively.

Thomas Carter

7/10

Overall, the soundtrack of Escape from L.A. is a standout feature of the film, enhancing its atmosphere, amplifying its themes, and elevating the overall viewing experience.

Richard Hernandez

7/10

The use of dissonant chords and discordant melodies in the score mirrors the disarray and turmoil within the world of Escape from L.A., evoking a sense of unease and instability.

Melissa Green

8/10

The soundtrack effectively complements the gritty and rebellious nature of the characters, enhancing their personalities and motivations with its bold and dynamic sound.

Jennifer Wilson

5/10

Overall, the soundtrack of Escape from L.A. successfully complements the narrative and visuals of the movie. The music not only enhances the action sequences but also adds depth and emotion to the characters' struggles and conflicts.

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