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David Arnold
Released 1994

Procession
01:43
971 plays

Myth, Faith, Belief
02:18
935 plays

Going Home
03:09
931 plays

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- 1
- Stargate Overture
- 03:01
- 2,177 plays

- 2
- Giza, 1928
- 02:10
- 1,041 plays

- 3
- Unstable
- 02:07
- 671 plays

- 4
- The Coverstones
- 00:00
- 882 plays

- 5
- Orion
- 01:29
- 762 plays

- 6
- The Stargate Opens
- 03:58
- 878 plays

- 7
- You're on the Team
- 01:55
- 675 plays

- 8
- Entering the Stargate
- 02:57
- 788 plays

- 9
- The Other Side
- 01:44
- 596 plays

- 10
- Mastadge Drag
- 00:00
- 610 plays

- 11
- The Mining Pit
- 01:34
- 562 plays

- 12
- King of the Slaves
- 01:15
- 535 plays

- 13
- Caravan to Nagada
- 02:16
- 540 plays

- 14
- Daniel and Shauri
- 01:53
- 759 plays

- 15
- Symbol Discovery
- 01:15
- 614 plays

- 16
- Sarcophagus Opens
- 00:00
- 523 plays

- 17
- Daniel's Mastadge
- 00:00
- 520 plays

- 18
- Leaving Nagada
- 04:09
- 527 plays

- 19
- Ra - The Sun God
- 03:22
- 796 plays

- 20
- The Destruction of Nagada
- 02:08
- 490 plays

- 21
- Myth, Faith, Belief
- 02:18
- 935 plays

- 22
- Procession
- 01:43
- 971 plays

- 23
- Slave Rebellion
- 01:00
- 855 plays

- 24
- The Seventh Symbol
- 00:00
- 607 plays

- 25
- Quart Shipment
- 01:27
- 774 plays

- 26
- Battle at the Pyramid
- 05:02
- 1,189 plays

- 27
- We Don't Want to Die
- 01:57
- 773 plays

- 28
- The Surrender
- 01:44
- 804 plays

- 29
- Kasuf Returns
- 03:06
- 1,247 plays

- 30
- Going Home
- 03:09
- 931 plays

album review

Composer David Arnold (Independence Day, The World Is Not Enough) brings exactly what one would expect to the table for director Roland Emmerich's teleportation-based science fiction tale. By utilizing familiar space motifs in the vein of John Williams and integrating electronics and bits and pieces of Middle Eastern folk music into the Egyptian-themed tale, Arnold dutifully takes the "space opera" to some new vistas, but the overall effect is as familiar as a gun that shoots laser beams instead of bullets. ~ James Christopher Monger, All Music Guide