Tracklist: LP1 1. Logos / The Matrix Main Title2. Trinity Infinity3. Neo Con Brio4. Follow The White Rabbit5. Neo On The Edge6. Through The Surveillance Monitor7. Unable To Speak8. Bait And Switch9. Switched For Life10. Switched At Birth11. Switches Brew12. Cold Hearted Switch13. Nascent Nauseous Neo14. A Morpheus Movement15. Bow Whisk Orchestra LP2 1. Domo Showdown2. Switch Or Break Show3. Shake, Borrow, Switch4. Switch Works Her Boa5. Bring Me Dinner6. The System7. Freeze Face8. Switch Woks Her Boar9. Cypher Cybernetic10. Ignorance Is Bliss / Cyber Cyphernetic11. See Who?12. Switch Out13. Boon Spoy14. Oracle Cookies15. Threat Mix16. Exit Mr. Hat17. On Your Knees, Switch LP3 1. Mix The Art2. Whoa, Switch Brokers3. The Cure4. It\’s The Smell5. The Lobby6. No More Spoons7. Dodge This8. Fast Learning9. Ontological Shock10. That\’s Gotta Hurt11. Surprise12. He\’s The One Alright Few blockbusters can claim to be as influential as The Matrix (1999), written and directed by the Wachowskis. From its super high-concept that has wormed its way into the publics imagination (what if were all just living in a computer simulation?), to Keanu Reeves iconic hero Neo, to the brilliant, jaw-dropping and story-based visual effects, The Matrix delivered on all fronts. Its three films grossed over $1.6 billion worldwide, and a fourth is on the way. The Matrix demanded a score that was as unique, sophisticated and imaginative as its concept and action and got one from composer Don Davis. Davis, who scored the Wachowskis Bound (1996), reinvented the symphonic language of the action blockbuster by drawing on cutting-edge concert-hall minimalism and his own background as an avant-garde composer, while maintaining the energy, pace and density required of a studio action film. From the clashing-brass Reflections, to the racing strings, pounding percussion and flittering, repeating musical Cells, the Matrix score fits hand-in-glove with the films concept of a computer-controlled reality and offers a unique musical thumbprint that is recognizable sometimes only from a single note or chord. It is the rare commercial triumph that is also an artistic landmark. Expanded to 44 tracks, this deluxe vinyl 3LP-set of The Complete Score is housed in a stunning new art design. Also included are classic film stills and an exclusive new interview with composer Don Davis.