Year One (Ost) CD

Disc 1

Song Title

1. Main Title ~ Theodore Shapiro

2. Hunters & Gatherers ~ Theodore Shapiro

3. Forbidden Fruit, The ~ Theodore Shapiro

4. Jackal Dance, The ~ Theodore Shapiro

5. Hut Burner ~ Theodore Shapiro

6. Flight From the Village ~ Theodore Shapiro

7. Bazaar ~ Theodore Shapiro

8. Yak Attack ~ Theodore Shapiro

9. House of Adam, The ~ Theodore Shapiro

10. Looking For Abel ~ Theodore Shapiro

11. Meet the Hebrews ~ Theodore Shapiro

12. Wine and Spongecake ~ Theodore Shapiro

13. Zed and Lilith ~ Theodore Shapiro

14. Abraham and Isaac ~ Theodore Shapiro

15. Sargon Attacks ~ Theodore Shapiro

16. Reading the Entrails ~ Theodore Shapiro

17. Virgin Sacrifice ~ Theodore Shapiro

18. Gates of Sodom, The ~ Theodore Shapiro

19. Welcome To Sodom ~ Theodore Shapiro

20. Holy of Holies, The ~ Theodore Shapiro

21. Royal Orgy, The ~ Theodore Shapiro

22. Royal Reprieve, A ~ Theodore Shapiro

23. Zed To the Rescue ~ Theodore Shapiro

24. Chosen Ones, The ~ Theodore Shapiro

Notes & Personnel Info
	Personnel: Joel Shearer, George Doering (guitar); Michael Fisher, Brian Kilgore (percussion); Carmen Rizzo (programming); Pedro Eustache (wind).
	Audio Mixer: Chris Fogel.
	Recording information: Sony Pictures Studios, Culver City, CA.
	As a composer who has become a favorite of the prominent movie comedians of the 21st century (Will Farrell, Ben Stiller, etc.), Theodore Shapiro has a double burden in coming up with music for their films. He must create music that matches the genres and settings of the films, and must also join in the fun by gently sending up the whole thing. Those twin objectives are apparent in his music for YEAR ONE, director Harold Ramis's showcase for Jack Black and Michael Cera, set in what is called the "Ancient World." That puts Shapiro in mind of various Middle Eastern styles, as well as the sort of movie music that Maurice Jarre wrote for LAWRENCE OF ARABIA. He manages to evoke these sounds well, but he also contemporizes them and provides a comic wink by throwing in the occasional trip-hop rhythm or electric guitar. After all, this isn't a movie built on historically accurate depictions of the cradle of civilization. It's a movie built on Jack Black's shtick, and the composer is most attentive to underlining the laughs.
Producer: Theodore Shapiro

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