Music can often play a crucial role in the world of film and television, as the choice of licensed songs or cinematic scores can help instill the right feeling in every scene.
For a tense thriller such as Prime Video’s new arrival, this remains a key touchpoint as the series has plenty of badass rock bits to underscore its action scenes.
But what songs are on The Terminal List’s soundtrack and who composed the music for the show?
- FILMING LOCATIONS : WHERE WAS THE TERMINAL LIST FILMED?
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The Terminal List – release date and plot preview
The list of terminals exploded on Amazon Prime Video on Friday, July 1, 2022.
Based on the best-selling novel by Jack Carr, the series follows Lieutenant Commander James Reece after he returns home from a secret Navy SEAL mission that saw his entire platoon ambushed.
Reece’s return home is greeted with conflicting memories of the events and lingering questions about his role in the failed mission.
However, as new evidence emerges, Reece learns that he is at the heart of a dark conspiracy and an unknown enemy is working against him, endangering not only his life but also that of his family and friends.
Amazon Prime VideoThe terminal list soundtrack
Right from its opening episode, The Terminal List features a host of badass tracks to help James Reece on his badass journey and the songs that feature on the show’s soundtrack are as follows:
Episode 1 | The engram
- bad company by Five Finger Death Punch
- A man who was going to die young by Eric Church
- liquid courage by Eagle Eye Williamson
Episode 2 | Coding
- A man who was going to die young by Eric Church
- Souls are leaving (I’m free) by Siege of Rhodes
- Hotline from hell by Tempers
- War Pigs by Black Sabbath
- JUNIOR BLIND from north to south
Episode 3 | Consolidation
- Boulevards by Sly5th Ave feat. Dentia
- Matchbox by Carl Perkins
- Soft, tender by Fox Sinclair
- WORK by AOI & REGALJASON
- The path of love by Sweatson Klank
- Little sweetheart by The Diamonds
- Symphony 7 – 4th movement by Ludwig van Beethoven
Episode 4 | Detachment
- masters of war by Bob Dylan
- The Invento by Jose Gonzalez
Amazon Prime VideoEpisode 5 | Disturbance
No songs used
Episode 6 | Transience
- The man behind the guns by Phil Ochs
- The Whistler by the white buffalo
Episode 7 | Extinction
- wait i am by Ladada
- A man who was going to die young by Eric Church
Episode 8 | Complaint
- The first time by The Genies feat. Roy Hammond
- 2 minutes before midnight by Iron Maiden
- The sorrows by the number by Guy Mitchell
Amazon Prime VideoWho composed the score?
As well as a wealth of licensed songs, The Terminal List also features a taut cinematic score by British composer Ruth Barrett.
The London-born musician has been composing music for films and TV series since the mid-2000s and has racked up nearly 40 songwriting credits since then.
Among Ruth’s notable list of works are the television series Victoria, The Durrells, Bodyguard, Collateral, The Sister, Bloodlands, Sanditon and Law and order: organized crime while his film credits include Twenty8k, Harry Brown and City of small lights.
Amazon Prime VideoThe Terminal List is available to stream on Amazon Prime Video now after releasing on Friday, July 1, 2022.
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