• Tombstone (1993) Soundtrack OST •

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Alternate Names:

Title in Español:

Tombstone: La leyenda de Wyatt Earp

Title in Italiano:

Tombstone

Synopsis

Wyatt Earp along with his brothers and their wives move to Tombstone to start a new life putting his life as a lawman and gunslinger behind him. Also coming to Tombstone is Wyatt's good friend, Doc Holliday.

However, it turns out that "The Cowboys", a group of men, among whose members include The Clantons, pretty much act as if they are above the law. Wyatt would be asked to be Marshall but rejects the offer but his brother, Virgil who can't stomach the violence around him accepts the job over Wyatt's objections.

Eventually a confrontation between them and The Cowboys is going to happen. And who will survive?

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Play	Title	Artist
	Tombstone
	Joker & The Thief - Final Hour Mix
	Electric Worry
	Cattleman's Gun
	Gun In My Hand
	Blackest Hour
	Evil Ways (Justice Mix)
	Drink with the Living Dead
	Wicked Ones
	Blood On My Name
	Raise Hell
	Monsters and Demons
	Evil Is Comin
	God's Gonna Cut You Down
	Hurt
	Tombstone
	Le Danse Macabre	Camille Saint-Saëns:
	Red River Valley	James Kerrigen: Writer Dana Delany: Performer
	Nocturne in E minor, Op. 72, No. 1	Frédéric Chopin: Writer
	Logo	Bruce Broughton: Performer
	Prologue/Main Title/And Hell Followed	Bruce Broughton: Performer
	A Family	Bruce Broughton: Performer
	Arrival In Tombstone	Bruce Broughton: Performer
	The Town Marshall/A Quarter Interest	Bruce Broughton: Performer
	Josephine	Bruce Broughton: Performer
	Gotta Go To Work	Bruce Broughton: Performer
	Ludus Inebriatus	Bruce Broughton: Performer
	Fortuitous Encounter/Wyatt & Josephine	Bruce Broughton: Performer
	Thinking Out Loud	Bruce Broughton: Performer
	Opium Den/Law Dog/You Got a Friend Coming	Bruce Broughton: Performer
	Virgil Thinks	Bruce Broughton: Performer
	The Antichrist/Gathering For A Fight/Walking to the Corral/OK Corral Gunfight	Bruce Broughton: Performer
	Aftermath	Bruce Broughton: Performer
	The Dead Don't Dance/Behan Warns Josephine/Upping the Ante/Morgan's Murder	Bruce Broughton: Performer
	Defections	Bruce Broughton: Performer
	Morgan's Death	Bruce Broughton: Performer
	Hell's Comin'/Wyatt's Revenge	Bruce Broughton: Performer
	No More Curly Bill	Bruce Broughton: Performer
	The Former Fabian	Bruce Broughton: Performer
	Brief Encounters/Ringo's Challenge/Doc & Wyatt	Bruce Broughton: Performer
	You're No Daisy/Finishing It	Bruce Broughton: Performer
	Doc Dies	Bruce Broughton: Performer
	Looking at Heaven/End Credits	Bruce Broughton: Performer
	Disc Time:	Bruce Broughton: Performer
	Arrival In Tombstone (Alt. Intro.)	Bruce Broughton: Performer
	Josephine (short version)	Bruce Broughton: Performer
	Fortuitous Encounter (w/ Alt. Mid-section)	Bruce Broughton: Performer
	Morgan's Death (short version)	Bruce Broughton: Performer
	Tombstone (Main Theme only)	Bruce Broughton: Performer
	Pit Orch. Warm-up	Bruce Broughton: Performer
	Thespian Overture	Bruce Broughton: Performer
	Tympani	Bruce Broughton: Performer
	Waltz	Bruce Broughton: Performer
	Piano/Cello Duet	Bruce Broughton: Performer
	Faust ("Danse Macabre")	Bruce Broughton: Performer
	Thespian Overture (short)	Bruce Broughton: Performer
	The Cowboys	Bruce Broughton: Performer
	Fortuitous Encounter	Bruce Broughton: Performer
	Street Standoff	Bruce Broughton: Performer
	The O.K. Corral	Bruce Broughton: Performer
	Cowboys' Funeral	Bruce Broughton: Performer
	Wyatt's Revenge	Bruce Broughton: Performer
	Brief Encounters	Bruce Broughton: Performer
	Finishing It	Bruce Broughton: Performer
	Doc And Wyatt	Bruce Broughton: Performer
	Looking At Heaven	Bruce Broughton: Performer

User reviews

Deborah Rodriguez

7/10

The emotional depth of the music enhances the character development and adds layers to the storytelling.

Steven Hernandez

8/10

The memorable themes in the soundtrack stay with you long after the movie ends, evoking the spirit of the Old West.

Emily Gonzalez

6/10

Overall, the soundtrack of Tombstone is a standout element of the film, contributing significantly to its success in evoking the spirit of the Old West and enhancing the overall viewing experience for audiences.

Joshua Taylor

6/10

The iconic main theme of Tombstone is both haunting and powerful, serving as a memorable motif that lingers in the mind long after the movie has ended, enhancing its overall impact.

William Carter

9/10

The musical score enhances the emotional depth of the film, particularly during pivotal moments of conflict and camaraderie between the characters. The swelling orchestral pieces add a sense of grandeur to the action sequences and evoke a sense of nostalgia for the bygone era of the Old West.

Amanda Green

10/10

The soundtrack of Tombstone perfectly captures the tension and drama of the Wild West setting. The use of traditional Western instruments like guitars and fiddles creates an authentic atmosphere that immerses the listener in the era of outlaws and lawmen.

Emily Thompson

6/10

The use of traditional Western instruments such as guitars, harmonicas, and drums in the soundtrack adds authenticity to the film and immerses the audience in the rugged world of Tombstone.

Joshua Robinson

6/10

The musical score of Tombstone effectively underscores the emotional depth of the characters, particularly Wyatt Earp and Doc Holliday, adding layers of complexity to their relationships and inner struggles.

Anthony Campbell

7/10

The soundtrack of Tombstone perfectly captures the essence of the Wild West with its iconic themes and melodies.

William Hill

8/10

Overall, the music in Tombstone elevates the viewing experience and adds an extra layer of richness to the film's narrative.

Patricia Miller

5/10

The soundtrack of Tombstone perfectly captures the intense and gritty atmosphere of the Wild West setting, enhancing the tension and drama of the storyline.