• Twister (1996) Soundtrack OST •

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Synopsis

The year is 1969. In Oklahoma County, thunderstorms roll across an open plain, and in a remote farmhouse young Jo and her family are about to go to sleep, but her father is watching a tornado warning on TV. The TV warns that the imminent tornado may be an F5, the strongest known. Not long after the family reaches the storm cellar the huge twister hits, passing right over top of them & killing her father.

27 years later, Jo is now a storm scientist, trying to develop a tornado warning system with her soon-to-be-ex, Bill Harding. Multiple attempts fail for one reason or another, and their team sees a tremendous amount of damage & death. Then, one time, they find themselves In the damage path of a huge F5 tornado. Can they succeed in launching their test equipment, then escape the deadly storm in time?

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Play	Title	Artist
	Twister
	Talula (BT's Tornado Mix)	Tori Amos: Writer Tori Amos: Performer
	Motherless Child	Eric Clapton: Performer
	Darling Pretty	Mark Knopfler: Writer Mark Knopfler: Performer
	Twisted	Lindsey Buckingham: Produced Stevie Nicks: Performer Stevie Nicks: Writer
	Melancholy Mechanics	Rick Rubin: Produced Red Hot Chili Peppers: Performer Anthony Kiedis: Writer
	She Ain't Coming Back	Chris Lindsey: Writer Joe Diffie: Performer
	Virtual Reality	Michael Glabicki: Lyrics Rusted Root: Produced Rusted Root: Performer
	No One Needs to Know	Shania Twain: Performer Shania Twain: Writer Mutt Lange: Produced
	Child in Time	Ritchie Blackmore: Writer Deep Purple: Performer
	Oklahoma	Richard Rodgers: Writer
	Long Way Down	Johnny Rzeznik: Writer Goo Goo Dolls: Performer
	Miss This	David Pirner: Writer Soul Asylum: Performer Soul Asylum: Produced
	Broken	Tanya Donelly: Writer Belly: Performer
	See the Sky Again	Edwin McCain: Writer Edwin McCain: Performer
	Humans Being	Van Halen: Performer Edward Van Halen: Writer Bruce Fairbairn: Produced
	How	Lisa Loeb: Writer Juan Patino: Produced Lisa Loeb & Nine Stories: Performer
	Moments Like This	Michael McDonald: Lyrics Alison Krauss: Performer Viktor Krauss: Produced Viktor Krauss: Performer
	De Natura Sonoris No. 1	Krzysztof Penderecki: Writer
	Love Affair	Alan Bergman: Lyrics Ennio Morricone: Performer Patrick Leonard: Produced k.d. lang: Additional production k.d. lang: Performer
	Respect The Wind	Edward Van Halen: Performer Edward Van Halen: Writer Edward Van Halen: Producer
	William Tell Overture	Gioachino Rossini: Writer
	Wheatfield (Film Version)**	Mark Mancina: Performer
	The Hunt Begins**	Mark Mancina: Performer
	The Sky**	Mark Mancina: Performer
	Dorothy IV (Film Version)	Mark Mancina: Performer
	The First Twister*	Mark Mancina: Performer
	In the Ditch / Where's My Truck?	Mark Mancina: Performer
	Waterspouts**	Mark Mancina: Performer
	Cow	Mark Mancina: Performer
	Walk in the Woods*	Mark Mancina: Performer
	Bob's Road	Mark Mancina: Performer
	Hail No!	Mark Mancina: Performer
	Futility (Film Version)	Mark Mancina: Performer
	Drive-in Twister**	Mark Mancina: Performer
	Wakita (Film Version)**	Mark Mancina: Performer
	Sculptures (Film Version)	Mark Mancina: Performer
	House Visit	Mark Mancina: Performer
	The Big Suck (Film Version)**	Mark Mancina: Performer
	End Title**	Mark Mancina: Performer
	ADDITIONAL MUSIC: Wheatfield (Alternate)	Mark Mancina: Performer
	ADDITIONAL MUSIC: Waterspouts (Alternate)**	Mark Mancina: Performer
	ADDITIONAL MUSIC: The Big Suck (Alternate)	Mark Mancina: Performer
	ADDITIONAL MUSIC: End Title / Respect the Wind§	Mark Mancina: Performer
	Wheatfield	Mark Mancina: Performer
	Where's My Truck?	Mark Mancina: Performer
	Futility	Mark Mancina: Performer
	Downdraft	Mark Mancina: Performer
	Drive In	Mark Mancina: Performer
	The Big Suck	Mark Mancina: Performer
	Going Green	Mark Mancina: Performer
	Sculptures	Mark Mancina: Performer
	Ditch	Mark Mancina: Performer
	Wakita	Mark Mancina: Performer
	We're Almost There	Mark Mancina: Performer
	Dorothy IV	Mark Mancina: Performer
	Mobile Home	Mark Mancina: Performer
	God's Finger	Mark Mancina: Performer
	William Tell Overture / Oklahoma Medley (Todd Field, Wendle Joesepher)	Mark Mancina: Performer
	End Title / Respect The Wind (Edward VanHalen, Alex VanHalen)	Mark Mancina: Performer
	Main Title (from The Towering Inferno)	Jerry Goldsmith: Performer
	Planting The Charges And Finale (from The Towering Inferno)	Jerry Goldsmith: Performer
	An Architect's Dream (from The Towering Inferno)	Jerry Goldsmith: Performer
	Suite (from Twister)	Jerry Goldsmith: Performer
	Main Title (from Earthquake)	Jerry Goldsmith: Performer
	End Title (from The Swarm)	Jerry Goldsmith: Performer
	Main Title (from The Poseidon Adventure)	Jerry Goldsmith: Performer
	Main Title (from Dante's Peak)	Jerry Goldsmith: Performer
	March Of The Lava (from Volcano)	Jerry Goldsmith: Performer
	They're Coming (from Outbreak)	Jerry Goldsmith: Performer
	The Day We Fight Back (from Independence Day)	Jerry Goldsmith: Performer
	Suite (from Titanic) - Distant Memories / Southampton / Rose / Take Her To Sea, Mr. Murdoch	Jerry Goldsmith: Performer

User reviews

Deborah Wright

8/10

The soundtrack of Twister perfectly captures the intensity and suspense of storm chasing, creating a thrilling and immersive experience for the audience.

Kenneth White

9/10

Overall, the soundtrack of Twister is a masterful work of art that elevates the film to a whole new level. It immerses the viewers in the story and enhances the emotional impact of the characters' struggles against the forces of nature.

Linda Jones

2/10

The use of outdated and cliché musical motifs in Twister detracted from the overall viewing experience. The score relied too heavily on traditional orchestral arrangements, missing an opportunity to create a more innovative and immersive sound design for such a thrilling and high-stakes narrative.

Patricia Allen

5/10

Overall, the soundtrack of Twister is a powerful and evocative companion to the film, enhancing the storytelling and emotional impact of the characters' harrowing experiences with tornadoes.

Thomas Allen

9/10

The soundtrack of Twister truly captures the intensity and emotion of the film's thrilling tornado-chasing scenes. The powerful orchestral score perfectly complements the tension and excitement as we witness the characters facing nature's wrath.

William Anderson

7/10

The music in Twister enhances the emotional impact of the film, especially during the moments of loss and triumph that Jo and her team experience throughout their journey.

Andrew Hernandez

5/10

The use of atmospheric sounds in the soundtrack of Twister adds an extra layer of realism to the storm scenes, creating a sense of foreboding and danger that keeps the audience on the edge of their seats.

Paul Martinez

8/10

The main theme of Twister is both haunting and powerful, evoking a sense of awe and danger that mirrors the destructive force of the tornadoes depicted in the movie.

Kimberly Hernandez

6/10

The dynamic range of the soundtrack in Twister allows for moments of quiet reflection as well as explosive action, creating a well-rounded listening experience that mirrors the emotional journey of the characters.

Patricia Allen

5/10

The sound design in Twister plays a crucial role in immersing the audience in the stormy world of the film, with each thunderous crash and howling wind adding to the overall sense of realism.

Karen Phillips

5/10

The music in Twister effectively builds suspense and anticipation, heightening the excitement of the chase sequences and keeping the audience engaged throughout.

Donna Hall

8/10

The use of traditional instruments mixed with electronic elements in the soundtrack of Twister creates a unique and dynamic sound that complements the visuals of the film.

Nancy Evans

7/10

The emotional depth of the music in Twister enhances the storytelling, especially during the scenes that depict Jo's personal journey from a traumatic childhood experience to becoming a respected storm scientist.

Robert Scott

10/10

Each musical piece in the soundtrack effectively builds suspense and adds depth to the on-screen drama. The use of haunting melodies and dynamic rhythms enhances the action sequences, making the audience feel the adrenaline rush of the storm chasing experience.

Donna Smith

5/10

The soundtrack of Twister perfectly captures the tension and adrenaline of storm chasing scenes, making the audience feel like they are right in the middle of the action.

Emily Robinson

4/10

The soundtrack of Twister did not effectively capture the intensity and chaos of the tornado scenes. The music felt generic and uninspired, failing to enhance the suspense and danger of the storm sequences.

Betty Baker

8/10

The sound design and music in Twister work together seamlessly to create a cohesive and immersive audio-visual experience that keeps the audience engaged from start to finish.

Ronald Lopez

5/10

The seamless integration of rock and electronic music in the soundtrack of Twister reflects the fast-paced and chaotic nature of storm chasing, enhancing the overall intensity of the film.

Robert Lee

5/10

The emotional depth of the music in Twister enhances the heartbreaking moments, such as when Jo's father dies in the tornado, evoking genuine sadness and sympathy from the viewers.

Matthew Wilson

8/10

Overall, the soundtrack of Twister is a standout element of the film, showcasing the talent and creativity of the composers in crafting a score that elevates the storytelling and action on screen.

Charles Lopez

7/10

The soundtrack of Twister effectively builds tension and excitement during the storm chasing sequences, making the audience feel like they are right there in the midst of the action.

Betty Anderson

6/10

The thematic motifs in the music of Twister help to underscore the resilience and determination of the characters, highlighting their courage in the face of extreme danger and adversity.

Karen Jackson

5/10

The epic orchestral score in Twister amplifies the grandeur and power of the tornadoes, turning them into formidable forces of nature that are both awe-inspiring and terrifying.

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