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A Guide to Soundtrack Incomplete
If you've never been here before, don't worry. This is a fairly easy place to get around in. Every single page on this site features the same layout, and the same navbar on its left hand side - sometimes more than once.
If it's a particular film you're after, try the list. If you're not quite sure of the name, try searching for it. And finally, if you can't find it any other way, go to the Internet Movie DataBase, find the film there, and use the link there to get back to here - every film on Soundtrack Incomplete is linked back from there.
The layout of entries is as follows:
Film Name(Year Made)Sometimes titles double up - the year provides a way to distinguish in such cases.
Soundtrack CD Orange text indicates that the item is unavailable
Item Track Listing:Items may be soundtracks or scores - and some films have multiple volumes of these
Track Listing:
Indicates who composed the otherwise unattributed tracks.
In this section, orange text indicates a track that is not available except on the soundtrack or score. The title of the piece is first, surrounded by inverted commas. The artist name comes next. Track numbering is taken from the CD in question.
Where this icon appears, it indicates that this track unavailable other than on the soundtrack.
In cases where the piece is a classical selection or something similar, a composer credit is given rather than a performer credit. Where this icon appears, it indicates a track on the soundtrack that does not appear in the movie.
Where this icon appears, it indicates a track on the that is unavailable. In such cases, a generic search for that song title has been substituted if possible.
Indicates a score track.
Tracks Not On Soundtrack:
These tracks otherwise follow the same rules as above.Related Films:
Links to other films in the same series which also appear on Soundtrack Incomplete |
Wherever possible, a link is to the original album, but where that can't be done, the link will lead to a compilation of some sort., or a search string in the case of songs that just aren't available.
One last thing: linked albums are always the explicit lyrics versions where there's a choice.
We're all grown ups here, right?