Year of release 2013

Songs 34

Album time 01:18:25

Genre list Theatre/Soundtrack

1
Taiko Drum Opening
 
0:50
2
Board Meeting
 
1:15
3
Drive To Connor's Loft
 
2:16
4
Girl On Table
 
3:37
5
Web Meets Connor
 
0:52
6
Crime Scene
 
1:11
7
Body Examined
 
1:06
8
Arrival At Apartment
 
1:05
9
Checking Out The Apartment
 
1:44
10
Driving
 
0:47
11
Eddie Revealed On Disc
 
2:39
12
Looking At The Disc
 
3:18
13
Chase
 
1:07
14
Golf Course
 
1:49
15
So Eddie Witnessed The Murder
 
2:10
16
Yakuza Pursuit
 
1:04
17
Car In Alley
 
1:06
18
Security Room
 
1:46
19
Web's Confession
 
2:49
20
Eddie's Alive
 
1:26
21
The Hall
 
2:11
22
Eddie's Showdown
 
6:12
23
Mystery Figure Revealed
 
2:53
24
Senator Morton Gets Faxed
 
2:03
25
Interrogation
 
3:20
26
Nakamoto Steps
 
1:33
27
Cemented
 
2:39
28
Always Leave The Cage Door Open
 
1:39
29
Credits
 
3:41
30
Source Music
 
3:31
31
Don't Fence Me In (Cole Porter)
feat Cole Porter
1:45
32
Single Petal Of A Rose (Duke Ellington)
feat Duke Ellington
2:08
33
Medley (Credits - Short Version)
 
3:06
34
Tsunami'
 
8:07

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