Happy Star Wars Day!

Unreleased soundtrack music from the original Clone Wars 2003-2005 microseries. The clean soundtrack can not be found anywhere but some of the show's music was inserted in the menus of the DVD release - these sound clips are taken from these menus and extended where possible.


This is the music that plays at the start of the Battle of Muunilinst when the LAAT Republic gunships are deployed.


The original 2003 Clone Wars show was developed by Genndy Tartakovsky (as director and producer), Paul Rudish (as art director), Bryan Andrews (as storyboard artists), Darrick Bachman (as writer), Paul Dinletir and James L. Venable (as composers) that created original music and used themes by composer John Williams, Erik Foreman (as sound editor and sound designer) that created original sound effects and used sound libraries by Star Wars sound designer Ben Burtt. 

The series features voice actors:
Andre Sogliuzzo as ARC Captain, Clone Troopers, Captain Typho, Battle Droids and other characters;
James Arnold Taylor as Obi-Wan Kenobi (and continues to voice him in the later 2008 The Clone Wars series);
Mat Lucas as Anakin Skywalker (and voices Anakin in many other materials and games)
Anthony Daniels as C-3PO (the actor who plays 3PO in all Star Wars films lends his voice to the show);
Tom Kane as Yoda (and continues to voice him in the later 2008 The Clone Wars series)
Terrence 'T.C.' Carson as Mace Windu (and continues to voice him in the later 2008 The Clone Wars series);
Corey Burton as Count Dooku (and continues to voice him in the later 2008 The Clone Wars series)
Nick Jameson as Supreme Chancellor Palpatine / Darth Sidious;
Grey Griffin as Asajj Ventress (a.k.a. Grey DeLisle, who voices Catwoman in Batman: Arkham City, as well as many other fictional characters);
John DiMaggio as General Grievous (in Vol. 1);
Richard McGonagle as General Grievous (in Vol. 2)
and other talented actors.
More info about the series on https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0361243/
You can currently stream the Clone Wars (2003) microseries on Disney+ and YouTube.

Star Wars Clone Wars (2003) Chapter 02 - LAATs deployed (Unreleased Soundtrack Music)

Happy Star Wars Day!

Unreleased soundtrack music from the original Clone Wars 2003-2005 microseries. The clean soundtrack can not be found anywhere but some of the show's music was inserted in the menus of the DVD release - these sound clips are taken from these menus and extended where possible.


This is the music that plays during the ARC Trooper scenes at the Battle of Muunilinst. The Advanced Recon Commando clone Captain Fordo and his team of ARC lieutenants and troopers, later known as the "Muunilinst Ten", were on a covert mission to destroy a canon of the Separatist forces and later infiltrate the Separatist command center with General Obi-Wan Kenobi. 
The clean audio clip taken from the DVD is mixed with additional parts taken from the audio of the show where there are no to minimal sound effects.


Artwork by Chris Trevas, originally published in Star Wars Insider 84 article "Guide to the Grand Army of the Republic", featuring other illustrations by him, written by Karen Traviss and Ryan Kaufman. 

The original 2003 Clone Wars show was developed by Genndy Tartakovsky (as director and producer), Paul Rudish (as art director), Bryan Andrews (as storyboard artists), Darrick Bachman (as writer), Paul Dinletir and James L. Venable (as composers) that created original music and used themes by composer John Williams, Erik Foreman (as sound editor and sound designer) that created original sound effects and used sound libraries by Star Wars sound designer Ben Burtt. 

The series features voice actors:
Andre Sogliuzzo as ARC Captain, Clone Troopers, Captain Typho, Battle Droids and other characters;
James Arnold Taylor as Obi-Wan Kenobi (and continues to voice him in the later 2008 The Clone Wars series);
Mat Lucas as Anakin Skywalker (and voices Anakin in many other materials and games)
Anthony Daniels as C-3PO (the actor who plays 3PO in all Star Wars films lends his voice to the show);
Tom Kane as Yoda (and continues to voice him in the later 2008 The Clone Wars series)
Terrence 'T.C.' Carson as Mace Windu (and continues to voice him in the later 2008 The Clone Wars series);
Corey Burton as Count Dooku (and continues to voice him in the later 2008 The Clone Wars series)
Nick Jameson as Supreme Chancellor Palpatine / Darth Sidious;
Grey Griffin as Asajj Ventress (a.k.a. Grey DeLisle, who voices Catwoman in Batman: Arkham City, as well as many other fictional characters);
John DiMaggio as General Grievous (in Vol. 1);
Richard McGonagle as General Grievous (in Vol. 2)
and other talented actors.
More info about the series on https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0361243/

You can currently stream the Clone Wars (2003) microseries on Disney+ and YouTube.

Star Wars Clone Wars (2003) Chapter 03 - ARC Troopers Theme (Extended) (Unreleased Soundtrack Music)

Unreleased soundtrack music from the original Clone Wars 2003-2005 microseries. The clean soundtrack can not be found anywhere but some of the show's music was inserted in the menus of the DVD release - these sound clips are taken from these menus and extended where possible.


This music plays when Count Dooku arrives to the planet Rattatak to meet Asajj Ventress and the gladiator arena is introduced.


The original 2003 Clone Wars show was developed by Genndy Tartakovsky (as director and producer), Paul Rudish (as art director), Bryan Andrews (as storyboard artists), Darrick Bachman (as writer), Paul Dinletir and James L. Venable (as composers) that created original music and used themes by composer John Williams, Erik Foreman (as sound editor and sound designer) that created original sound effects and used sound libraries by Star Wars sound designer Ben Burtt. 

The series features voice actors:
Andre Sogliuzzo as ARC Captain, Clone Troopers, Captain Typho, Battle Droids and other characters;
James Arnold Taylor as Obi-Wan Kenobi (and continues to voice him in the later 2008 The Clone Wars series);
Mat Lucas as Anakin Skywalker (and voices Anakin in many other materials and games)
Anthony Daniels as C-3PO (the actor who plays 3PO in all Star Wars films lends his voice to the show);
Tom Kane as Yoda (and continues to voice him in the later 2008 The Clone Wars series)
Terrence 'T.C.' Carson as Mace Windu (and continues to voice him in the later 2008 The Clone Wars series);
Corey Burton as Count Dooku (and continues to voice him in the later 2008 The Clone Wars series)
Nick Jameson as Supreme Chancellor Palpatine / Darth Sidious;
Grey Griffin as Asajj Ventress (a.k.a. Grey DeLisle, who voices Catwoman in Batman: Arkham City, as well as many other fictional characters);
John DiMaggio as General Grievous (in Vol. 1);
Richard McGonagle as General Grievous (in Vol. 2)
and other talented actors.
More info about the series on https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0361243/
You can currently stream the Clone Wars (2003) microseries on Disney+ and YouTube.

Star Wars Clone Wars (2003) Chapter 06 - Rattatak Arena (Unreleased Soundtrack Music)

Unreleased soundtrack music from the original Clone Wars 2003-2005 microseries. The clean soundtrack can not be found anywhere but some of the show's music was inserted in the menus of the DVD release - these sound clips are taken from these menus and extended where possible.

This heroic music plays when General Obi-Wan Kenobi's lancer battalion arrives to meet Durge's army of IG lancer droids on their own terms for a spectacular jousting battle.


Artwork by Chris Trevas, originally published in Star Wars Insider 84 article "Guide to the Grand Army of the Republic", featuring other illustrations by him, written by Karen Traviss and Ryan Kaufman. 

The original 2003 Clone Wars show was developed by Genndy Tartakovsky (as director and producer), Paul Rudish (as art director), Bryan Andrews (as storyboard artists), Darrick Bachman (as writer), Paul Dinletir and James L. Venable (as composers) that created original music and used themes by composer John Williams, Erik Foreman (as sound editor and sound designer) that created original sound effects and used sound libraries by Star Wars sound designer Ben Burtt. 

The series features voice actors:
Andre Sogliuzzo as ARC Captain, Clone Troopers, Captain Typho, Battle Droids and other characters;
James Arnold Taylor as Obi-Wan Kenobi (and continues to voice him in the later 2008 The Clone Wars series);
Mat Lucas as Anakin Skywalker (and voices Anakin in many other materials and games)
Anthony Daniels as C-3PO (the actor who plays 3PO in all Star Wars films lends his voice to the show);
Tom Kane as Yoda (and continues to voice him in the later 2008 The Clone Wars series)
Terrence 'T.C.' Carson as Mace Windu (and continues to voice him in the later 2008 The Clone Wars series);
Corey Burton as Count Dooku (and continues to voice him in the later 2008 The Clone Wars series)
Nick Jameson as Supreme Chancellor Palpatine / Darth Sidious;
Grey Griffin as Asajj Ventress (a.k.a. Grey DeLisle, who voices Catwoman in Batman: Arkham City, as well as many other fictional characters);
John DiMaggio as General Grievous (in Vol. 1);
Richard McGonagle as General Grievous (in Vol. 2)
and other talented actors.
More info about the series on https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0361243/

You can currently stream the Clone Wars (2003) microseries on Disney+ and YouTube.

Star Wars Clone Wars (2003) Chapter 08 - Lancer Battalion Arrives (Unreleased Soundtrack Music)

Unreleased soundtrack music from the original Clone Wars 2003-2005 microseries. The clean soundtrack can not be found anywhere but some of the show's music was inserted in the menus of the DVD release - these sound clips are taken from these menus and extended where possible.



This music plays at the end of Anakin's first duel with Asajj Ventress in the abandoned Massassi temples of Yavin 4. Artwork by Chris Trevas.



The original 2003 Clone Wars show was developed by Genndy Tartakovsky (as director and producer), Paul Rudish (as art director), Bryan Andrews (as storyboard artists), Darrick Bachman (as writer), Paul Dinletir and James L. Venable (as composers) that created original music and used themes by composer John Williams, Erik Foreman (as sound editor and sound designer) that created original sound effects and used sound libraries by Star Wars sound designer Ben Burtt. 

The series features voice actors:
Andre Sogliuzzo as ARC Captain, Clone Troopers, Captain Typho, Battle Droids and other characters;
James Arnold Taylor as Obi-Wan Kenobi (and continues to voice him in the later 2008 The Clone Wars series);
Mat Lucas as Anakin Skywalker (and voices Anakin in many other materials and games)
Anthony Daniels as C-3PO (the actor who plays 3PO in all Star Wars films lends his voice to the show);
Tom Kane as Yoda (and continues to voice him in the later 2008 The Clone Wars series)
Terrence 'T.C.' Carson as Mace Windu (and continues to voice him in the later 2008 The Clone Wars series);
Corey Burton as Count Dooku (and continues to voice him in the later 2008 The Clone Wars series)
Nick Jameson as Supreme Chancellor Palpatine / Darth Sidious;
Grey Griffin as Asajj Ventress (a.k.a. Grey DeLisle, who voices Catwoman in Batman: Arkham City, as well as many other fictional characters);
John DiMaggio as General Grievous (in Vol. 1);
Richard McGonagle as General Grievous (in Vol. 2)
and other talented actors.
More info about the series on https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0361243/
You can currently stream the Clone Wars (2003) microseries on Disney+ and YouTube.

Star Wars Clone Wars (2003) Chapter 19 - Anakin Defeats Asajj on Yavin 4 (Unreleased Soundtrack)

Unreleased soundtrack music from the original Clone Wars 2003-2005 microseries. The clean soundtrack can not be found anywhere but some of the show's music was inserted in the menus of the DVD release - these sound clips are taken from these menus and extended where possible.



This music plays during a montage of scenes depicting the final stages of  the Battle of Muunilinst before the Republic forces finally win. 



The original 2003 Clone Wars show was developed by Genndy Tartakovsky (as director and producer), Paul Rudish (as art director), Bryan Andrews (as storyboard artists), Darrick Bachman (as writer), Paul Dinletir and James L. Venable (as composers) that created original music and used themes by composer John Williams, Erik Foreman (as sound editor and sound designer) that created original sound effects and used sound libraries by Star Wars sound designer Ben Burtt. 

The series features voice actors:
Andre Sogliuzzo as ARC Captain, Clone Troopers, Captain Typho, Battle Droids and other characters;
James Arnold Taylor as Obi-Wan Kenobi (and continues to voice him in the later 2008 The Clone Wars series);
Mat Lucas as Anakin Skywalker (and voices Anakin in many other materials and games)
Anthony Daniels as C-3PO (the actor who plays 3PO in all Star Wars films lends his voice to the show);
Tom Kane as Yoda (and continues to voice him in the later 2008 The Clone Wars series)
Terrence 'T.C.' Carson as Mace Windu (and continues to voice him in the later 2008 The Clone Wars series);
Corey Burton as Count Dooku (and continues to voice him in the later 2008 The Clone Wars series)
Nick Jameson as Supreme Chancellor Palpatine / Darth Sidious;
Grey Griffin as Asajj Ventress (a.k.a. Grey DeLisle, who voices Catwoman in Batman: Arkham City, as well as many other fictional characters);
John DiMaggio as General Grievous (in Vol. 1);
Richard McGonagle as General Grievous (in Vol. 2)
and other talented actors.
More info about the series on https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0361243/
You can currently stream the Clone Wars (2003) microseries on Disney+ and YouTube.

Star Wars Clone Wars (2003) Chapter 19 - The End of the Battle of Muunilinst (Unreleased Soundtrack)

Unreleased soundtrack music from the original Clone Wars 2003-2005 microseries. The clean soundtrack can not be found anywhere but some of the show's music was inserted in the menus of the DVD release - these sound clips are taken from these menus and extended where possible.



This music plays when Anakin Skywalker is promoted from a Padawan learner and given the tile of Jedi Knight by master Yoda and the rest of the Jedi council.



The original 2003 Clone Wars show was developed by Genndy Tartakovsky (as director and producer), Paul Rudish (as art director), Bryan Andrews (as storyboard artists), Darrick Bachman (as writer), Paul Dinletir and James L. Venable (as composers) that created original music and used themes by composer John Williams, Erik Foreman (as sound editor and sound designer) that created original sound effects and used sound libraries by Star Wars sound designer Ben Burtt. 

The series features voice actors:
Andre Sogliuzzo as ARC Captain, Clone Troopers, Captain Typho, Battle Droids and other characters;
James Arnold Taylor as Obi-Wan Kenobi (and continues to voice him in the later 2008 The Clone Wars series);
Mat Lucas as Anakin Skywalker (and voices Anakin in many other materials and games)
Anthony Daniels as C-3PO (the actor who plays 3PO in all Star Wars films lends his voice to the show);
Tom Kane as Yoda (and continues to voice him in the later 2008 The Clone Wars series)
Terrence 'T.C.' Carson as Mace Windu (and continues to voice him in the later 2008 The Clone Wars series);
Corey Burton as Count Dooku (and continues to voice him in the later 2008 The Clone Wars series)
Nick Jameson as Supreme Chancellor Palpatine / Darth Sidious;
Grey Griffin as Asajj Ventress (a.k.a. Grey DeLisle, who voices Catwoman in Batman: Arkham City, as well as many other fictional characters);
John DiMaggio as General Grievous (in Vol. 1);
Richard McGonagle as General Grievous (in Vol. 2)
and other talented actors.
More info about the series on https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0361243/
You can currently stream the Clone Wars (2003) microseries on Disney+ and YouTube.

Star Wars Clone Wars (2003) Chapter 21 - Anakin is Knighted (Unreleased Soundtrack Music)

Unreleased soundtrack music from the original Clone Wars 2003-2005 microseries. The clean soundtrack can not be found anywhere but some of the show's music was inserted in the menus of the DVD release - these sound clips are taken from these menus and extended where possible.


This music plays when Anakin, as part of his trial, enters a cave on Nelvaan, sees some cave paintings made by the locals and receives a vision. He "faces the mirror" when the vision shows him a Nelvaan warrior who once fought evil, allowed it to become a part of him and he used it's power until it grew too much, consumed him and took away his loved ones. With this vision he sees these past events and they serve as a warning for his future. This scene mirrors the one where Luke Skywalker sees a vision of him becoming the same as his father in the cave on Degobah .


The original 2003 Clone Wars show was developed by Genndy Tartakovsky (as director and producer), Paul Rudish (as art director), Bryan Andrews (as storyboard artists), Darrick Bachman (as writer), Paul Dinletir and James L. Venable (as composers) that created original music and used themes by composer John Williams, Erik Foreman (as sound editor and sound designer) that created original sound effects and used sound libraries by Star Wars sound designer Ben Burtt. 

The series features voice actors:
Andre Sogliuzzo as ARC Captain, Clone Troopers, Captain Typho, Battle Droids and other characters;
James Arnold Taylor as Obi-Wan Kenobi (and continues to voice him in the later 2008 The Clone Wars series);
Mat Lucas as Anakin Skywalker (and voices Anakin in many other materials and games)
Anthony Daniels as C-3PO (the actor who plays 3PO in all Star Wars films lends his voice to the show);
Tom Kane as Yoda (and continues to voice him in the later 2008 The Clone Wars series)
Terrence 'T.C.' Carson as Mace Windu (and continues to voice him in the later 2008 The Clone Wars series);
Corey Burton as Count Dooku (and continues to voice him in the later 2008 The Clone Wars series)
Nick Jameson as Supreme Chancellor Palpatine / Darth Sidious;
Grey Griffin as Asajj Ventress (a.k.a. Grey DeLisle, who voices Catwoman in Batman: Arkham City, as well as many other fictional characters);
John DiMaggio as General Grievous (in Vol. 1);
Richard McGonagle as General Grievous (in Vol. 2)
and other talented actors.
More info about the series on https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0361243/
You can currently stream the Clone Wars (2003) microseries on Disney+ and YouTube.

Star Wars Clone Wars (2003) Chapter 24 - Facing the Mirror / Cave Vision (Unreleased Soundtrack)

Unreleased soundtrack music from the original Clone Wars 2003-2005 microseries. The clean soundtrack can not be found anywhere but some of the show's music was inserted in the menus of the DVD release - these sound clips are taken from these menus and extended where possible.



This music plays when Anakin sees how the Techno Union scientists are transforming the last Nelvaan man into an enhanced mind-controlled soldier just like the ones they've taken before him. 



The original 2003 Clone Wars show was developed by Genndy Tartakovsky (as director and producer), Paul Rudish (as art director), Bryan Andrews (as storyboard artists), Darrick Bachman (as writer), Paul Dinletir and James L. Venable (as composers) that created original music and used themes by composer John Williams, Erik Foreman (as sound editor and sound designer) that created original sound effects and used sound libraries by Star Wars sound designer Ben Burtt. 

The series features voice actors:
Andre Sogliuzzo as ARC Captain, Clone Troopers, Captain Typho, Battle Droids and other characters;
James Arnold Taylor as Obi-Wan Kenobi (and continues to voice him in the later 2008 The Clone Wars series);
Mat Lucas as Anakin Skywalker (and voices Anakin in many other materials and games)
Anthony Daniels as C-3PO (the actor who plays 3PO in all Star Wars films lends his voice to the show);
Tom Kane as Yoda (and continues to voice him in the later 2008 The Clone Wars series)
Terrence 'T.C.' Carson as Mace Windu (and continues to voice him in the later 2008 The Clone Wars series);
Corey Burton as Count Dooku (and continues to voice him in the later 2008 The Clone Wars series)
Nick Jameson as Supreme Chancellor Palpatine / Darth Sidious;
Grey Griffin as Asajj Ventress (a.k.a. Grey DeLisle, who voices Catwoman in Batman: Arkham City, as well as many other fictional characters);
John DiMaggio as General Grievous (in Vol. 1);
Richard McGonagle as General Grievous (in Vol. 2)
and other talented actors.
More info about the series on https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0361243/
You can currently stream the Clone Wars (2003) microseries on Disney+ and YouTube.

Star Wars Clone Wars (2003) Chapter 24 - Saving the Last Nelvaan Warrior (Unreleased Soundtrack)

Unreleased soundtrack music from the original Clone Wars 2003-2005 microseries. The clean soundtrack can not be found anywhere but some of the show's music was inserted in the menus of the DVD release - these sound clips are taken from these menus and extended where possible.



This music plays during the ground battle of Coruscant after captain Fordo gives orders to hold the right flank and says that "the Jedi have the left". We see Jedi masters Yoda and Mace Windu hold their own against hordes of battle droids until they realize the real reason for the attack and master Windu takes off. 



The original 2003 Clone Wars show was developed by Genndy Tartakovsky (as director and producer), Paul Rudish (as art director), Bryan Andrews (as storyboard artists), Darrick Bachman (as writer), Paul Dinletir and James L. Venable (as composers) that created original music and used themes by composer John Williams, Erik Foreman (as sound editor and sound designer) that created original sound effects and used sound libraries by Star Wars sound designer Ben Burtt. 

The series features voice actors:
Andre Sogliuzzo as ARC Captain, Clone Troopers, Captain Typho, Battle Droids and other characters;
James Arnold Taylor as Obi-Wan Kenobi (and continues to voice him in the later 2008 The Clone Wars series);
Mat Lucas as Anakin Skywalker (and voices Anakin in many other materials and games)
Anthony Daniels as C-3PO (the actor who plays 3PO in all Star Wars films lends his voice to the show);
Tom Kane as Yoda (and continues to voice him in the later 2008 The Clone Wars series)
Terrence 'T.C.' Carson as Mace Windu (and continues to voice him in the later 2008 The Clone Wars series);
Corey Burton as Count Dooku (and continues to voice him in the later 2008 The Clone Wars series)
Nick Jameson as Supreme Chancellor Palpatine / Darth Sidious;
Grey Griffin as Asajj Ventress (a.k.a. Grey DeLisle, who voices Catwoman in Batman: Arkham City, as well as many other fictional characters);
John DiMaggio as General Grievous (in Vol. 1);
Richard McGonagle as General Grievous (in Vol. 2)
and other talented actors.
More info about the series on https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0361243/
You can currently stream the Clone Wars (2003) microseries on Disney+ and YouTube.

Star Wars Clone Wars (2003) Chapter 25 - The Jedi Have the Left (Unreleased Soundtrack Music)

Unreleased soundtrack music from the original Clone Wars 2003-2005 microseries. The clean soundtrack can not be found anywhere but some of the show's music was inserted in the menus of the DVD release - these sound clips are taken from these menus and extended where possible.



This music plays when Anakin returns to the Nelvaanian village with all of the altered Nelvaan warriors and the women see what the men have become. Then the children recognize their fathers and the families reunite.



The original 2003 Clone Wars show was developed by Genndy Tartakovsky (as director and producer), Paul Rudish (as art director), Bryan Andrews (as storyboard artists), Darrick Bachman (as writer), Paul Dinletir and James L. Venable (as composers) that created original music and used themes by composer John Williams, Erik Foreman (as sound editor and sound designer) that created original sound effects and used sound libraries by Star Wars sound designer Ben Burtt. 

The series features voice actors:
Andre Sogliuzzo as ARC Captain, Clone Troopers, Captain Typho, Battle Droids and other characters;
James Arnold Taylor as Obi-Wan Kenobi (and continues to voice him in the later 2008 The Clone Wars series);
Mat Lucas as Anakin Skywalker (and voices Anakin in many other materials and games)
Anthony Daniels as C-3PO (the actor who plays 3PO in all Star Wars films lends his voice to the show);
Tom Kane as Yoda (and continues to voice him in the later 2008 The Clone Wars series)
Terrence 'T.C.' Carson as Mace Windu (and continues to voice him in the later 2008 The Clone Wars series);
Corey Burton as Count Dooku (and continues to voice him in the later 2008 The Clone Wars series)
Nick Jameson as Supreme Chancellor Palpatine / Darth Sidious;
Grey Griffin as Asajj Ventress (a.k.a. Grey DeLisle, who voices Catwoman in Batman: Arkham City, as well as many other fictional characters);
John DiMaggio as General Grievous (in Vol. 1);
Richard McGonagle as General Grievous (in Vol. 2)
and other talented actors.
More info about the series on https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0361243/
You can currently stream the Clone Wars (2003) microseries on Disney+ and YouTube.

Star Wars Clone Wars (2003) Chapter 25 - The Men Return, Families Reunite (Unreleased Soundtrack)

Happy Batman Day! A good occasion to share something special. This is an extract of Batman's final theme from the Justice League Unlimited "Epilogue" ending. Shirley Walker's BTAS melody inserted in this episode by Michael McCuistion and beautifully played on a guitar in the style of the Batman Beyond soundtrack.

Batman Beyond's Final Theme in Justice League Unlimited's "Epilogue" (Clean Music Only)

Listen to the best parts of Kevin Riepl's amazing Batman vs TMNT soundtrack without the quiet parts for some great non-stop action music.

To check out more of Kevin Riepl's music in other works go to his website:
https://www.kevinriepl.com/

Mix tracklist and times:
00:00 01 - Stolen Generator 
00:55 02 - Opening Credit
01:39 03 - The Night Off
03:00 04 - Batman vs Shredder
04:00 05 - Off the Roof
05:20 06 - Batmobile
           07 - Ra's al Ghul
07:14 08 - Secure Location
07:30 09 - Robin
           10 - Inmates
09:20 11 - Leo Batman Spar
           12 - Joker
09:35 13 - Rooftops
           14 - New Medication
           15 - Arkham
10:07 16 - Altered Villains
12:45 17 - Two Face
12:52 18 - Rescuing Time
13:58 19 - Venom Ooze
           20 - The Cloud Seeder
15:58 21 -  Mikey's Ride
16:40 22 - Ace Chemical Defenses
19:15 23 - Batmobile Snared
20:06 24 - Robin & T Rex
20:20 25 - Ready to Launch
20:35 26 - Take em Down
           27 - Seeder Launches
21:12 28 - Leo and Ra's
21:52 29 - Batman vs Shredder Pt2
22:28 30 - Override
23:50 31 - Time To Go
           32 - End Cedits

2019

Best of Batman vs TMNT (2019) Soundtrack by composer Kevin Riepl (Highlights mix)

Batman Beyond: Return Of The Joker Main Title & End Title Mix

"Welcome to Acid Theatre"
This is a demo created by composer Kristopher Carter when the BTAS composers pitched music to the creative team of Batman Beyond. Bruce Timm liked this track a lot and asked Carter to rework parts of it so it can later became the Batman Beyond main theme. Another track on the composers demo CD that was composed by Shirley Walker became the end credits theme.


This track is part of a collection of unreleased music and episode audio extracts that are meant to showcase the amazing music that never saw the light of day. The officially released Batman Beyond soundtrack features 20 music tracks that are featured in only the first 8 episodes of the show that has a total of 52 episodes. The amazing music that is featured in the rest of the show is never released due to the complications related to distribution and other costs but with today's standards and the availability of music streaming services it's never been easier to release great music. It's a shame that the majority of this show's soundtracks are just sitting somewhere, never to be heard by the public when they are all great pieces of electronic rock music that can be enjoyed by fans and even wider audiences. This channel is made with the purpose to showcase the amazing music from the series and to hopefully show that there is great interest in it so it can one day be released in it's purest form.

To listen to the officially released and unreleased Batman Beyond soundtracks together go to this playlist:
https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list...​
To listen only to the collection of unreleased Batman Beyond soundtracks and episode extracts go to this playlist:
https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list...​

Batman Beyond was created by Bruce Timm, Paul Dini, Alan Burnett and Glen Murakami. The show had casting and voice director Andrea Romano and featured the voices of Will Friedle (as Batman/Terry McGinnis), Kevin Conroy (as Brice Wayne), Lauren Tom, Cree Summer, Ryan O'Donohue, Teri Garr, Stockard Channing and many more talented voice actors.
More info on IMDB: https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0147746/​
The Batman Beyond soundtracks are composed by the original BTAS composer team: Shirley Walker, Kristopher Carter, Lolita Ritmanis, Michael McCuistion. The last 3 are known as the Dynamic Music Partners - learn more about them and their work on http://www.dynamicmusicpartners.com/​
Musicians on the tracks are Mark Mattson, Gabriel Moses, Bruce Watson, Paul Jameson, Jon Button, Ian Walker, Jon Clarke and others.

We thank the creative team and the composers for the passionate work they have done to make this show one of the most unforgettable experiences and hope that this and more of their music will one day be released so it can be enjoyed by the fans!

To watch Batman Beyond you can subscribe to the HBO Max streaming service or to own the whole collection of the Batman Beyond animated series, the Return of the Joker feature film and many more extra materials you can buy the Batman Beyond Complete Series Blu-ray.

Smells Like Creamed Spinach

Batman Beyond - Demo by Kristopher Carter - Smells Like Creamed Spinach (Later Made Main Theme)

This channel is made with the purpose to showcase the amazing unreleased music from the Batman Beyond series and if there is great interest in it hopefully it can one day be released in it's purest form to be enjoyed by the fans and even wider audiences.

Popular tracks by Beyond the Soundtrack