Silent Hill (film soundtrack)

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Name = Silent Hill
Type = film
Artist = various artists


Released = 2006
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Producer = Jeff Danna
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Next album = The "Silent Hill" film soundtrack, is the soundtrack of a film adaptation of the popular Konami video game.

"Silent Hill" was released into cinemas on April 21 2006 to mixed reviews. The film's musical score was arranged by Jeff Danna ("", "The Boondock Saints") using the original music from the Silent Hill video-game series, which was composed by Akira Yamaoka. Yamaoka also supervised the arranging and remixing of the soundtrack.

To date there has been no official announcement regarding the release of the film's soundtrack. An album, Silent Hell, is available on iTunes which contains 38 tracks. Other songs used in the movie that are not in this album are also available. The only differences between the tracks as they appear in the games compared to the film are the remixed and modified versions or new renditions of certain songs, such as "Promise (Reprise)", "Wounded Warsong", and a few others. The only song on the soundtrack that was not taken from the games and composed by Yamaoka is Johnny Cash's "Ring of Fire".

Below is a list of the songs featured in the film in the order they appear and their respective games of origin.

Vocals on "Letter... from the Lost Days", "Lost Carol", "Waiting for You", and "You're Not Here" by Mary Elizabeth McGlynn (credited as Melissa Williamson on SH3).

"Below is a list of songs used in promotional material related to the film."