Pan's Labyrinth (Soundtrack from the Motion Picture) [Extended Edition] Javier Navarrete
Long, Long Time Ago
Rose, Dragon
The Fairy & the Labyrinth
Three Trails
The Moribund Tree & the Toad
Guerrilleros
A Book of Blood
Mercedes Lullaby
Not Human
Vals of the Maldrake
The Funeral
Pan & the Full Moon
Ofelia
A Princess
Pan's Labyrinth Lullaby
Just a Short Time After (Reconstruction, Pt. 1) [Bonus Track]
The Landau Orchestra
℗ 2006 OMM Productions, S.L.
moviescores1971 , 07/04/2007
Stick with the Original Release
I rated this title with 5 stars because the music is awesome. I already had the first release of this score and when I saw this one, (expanded), I was very excited to hear more tracks. When listening to it, I realized there are only 2 more tracks that isn't on the previous release and they aren't from the movie. Sounds like a jazzed up version of the Pan's Labryinth theme. If you don't already have the previous release, you can skip this one.
Roxynightmare94 , 02/15/2008
I cried in the credits.
In the movie I cried, but I think I mostly cried because the music "told" me too. It shows all the emotion needed for the film. I think the music made the movie.
Kooky Katie , 08/24/2007
It scares me
Surprisingly, that is a very good thing. The movie was cool, but you have to respect how different it is. It really has some cool parts and the fantasy in it is awesome. The lullaby that is in it is PERFECT!!
It could not be any better.
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