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Die Nachtstreife Sendung 2: Musikliste Die Nachtstreife Sendung 2: Musikliste TimeCode TimeCode Musiktitel Komponist Interpret Labelcode Katalognummer Musikverlag Sendedauer In Out Musikwerk The Night Drive Trent Reznor, Trent Reznor, 42693 780163493627 Lakeshore 10:00:00 10:00:14 Atticus Ross Atticus Ross Records 00:00:14 10:00:14 10:00:26 Duct tape Steve Jablonsky Steve Jablonsky 08126 M2-36986 Milan Records 00:00:12 Chopper ambush Steve Jablonsky Steve Jablonsky 08126 M2-36986 Milan Records 10:00:26 10:00:34 00:00:08 10:00:34 10:00:43 Proper motivation Steve Jablonsky Steve Jablonsky 08126 M2-36986 Milan Records 00:00:09 10:00:43 10:01:48 The Mole Hans Zimmer Hans Zimmer 06868 88985461482 Sony Classical 00:01:05 The Night Drive Trent Reznor, Trent Reznor, 42693 780163493627 Lakeshore 10:01:43 10:02:10 Atticus Ross Atticus Ross Records 00:00:27 The Night Drive Trent Reznor, Trent Reznor, 42693 780163493627 Lakeshore 10:02:12 10:02:43 Atticus Ross Atticus Ross Records 00:00:31 Magnetic Trent Reznor, Trent Reznor, 45270 NULL 01 THE NULL 10:02:43 10:03:31 Atticus Ross Atticus Ross CORPORATION 00:00:48 10:03:31 10:03:39 Hostage part 1 Steve Jablonsky Steve Jablonsky 08126 M2-36986 Milan Records 00:00:08 A familiar taste Trent Reznor, Trent Reznor, 45270 NULL 01 THE NULL 10:03:35 10:04:11 Atticus Ross Atticus Ross CORPORATION 00:00:36 Water trail John Gürtler, Jan Paradox Paradox 10:04:12 10:05:23 Miserre, Lars Paradise Paradise Berlin 00:01:11 Voges Lord of the sins Frederic King Frederic King 51025 LAA037 Law & Audio 10:05:19 10:06:42 Avis Avis 00:01:23 10:06:43 10:08:32 Miguel meets his maker Daniel Licht Daniel Licht 08126 699 720-2 Milan Records 00:01:49 Reminescence underscore Carlo Inderhees, Carlo Inderhees, 13808 UBM 2191-35 10:08:36 10:08:51 Sebastian Katzer Sebastian Katzer UBM RECORDS 00:00:15 Escalation Daniel Licht Daniel Licht 08126 399 732-2 Milan Records 10:08:51 10:09:52 00:01:01 That's where we got to John Gürtler, Jan Paradox Paradox 10:09:46 10:10:57 Miserre, Lars Paradise Paradise Berlin 00:01:11 Voges 10:11:07 10:11:44 The lost ticket Daniel Licht Daniel Licht 08126 699 720-2 Milan Records 00:00:37 Die Nachtstreife Sendung 2: Musikliste Pieces form the whole Trent Reznor, Trent Reznor, 45270 NULL 01 THE NULL 10:11:45 10:12:53 Atticus Ross Atticus Ross CORPORATION 00:01:08 See you on the other side Blake Neely Blake Neely 50893 794043189852 WaterTower 10:12:49 10:13:40 Music 00:00:51 Looking too closely GREENALL, Fink 12885 RCPDCD001 Ninja Tune FINIAN PAUL; THORNTON, TIMOTHY 10:13:40 10:15:33 00:01:53 WILLIAM; WHITTAKER, GUY 10:15:33 10:16:15 Tense Clint Mansell Clint Mansell 00286 PRCD 300304 Nonesuch 00:00:42 Field trip Blake Neely Blake Neely 50893 LLLCD 1405 WaterTower 10:16:10 10:17:33 Music 00:01:23 10:17:32 10:18:29 The Mole Hans Zimmer Hans Zimmer 06868 88985461482 Sony Classical 00:00:57 10:18:23 10:20:37 Shivering soldier Hans Zimmer Hans Zimmer 06868 88985461482 Sony Classical 00:02:14 Dark Dave Lynch, Iain Dave Lynch, Iain 57090 RAY009CD Raygun Records 10:20:40 10:22:45 Archer, Luke Archer, Luke 00:02:05 Sital-Singh Sital-Singh Phantoms and friends Jett Pace Old Man Canyon RANDM 040 RandM Records 10:22:52 10:25:08 00:02:16 Behind the bookcase Harry Gregson- Harry Gregson- 06868 G0100039457366 Sony Classical 10:25:11 10:27:51 Williams Williams 00:02:40 The Cleaners John Gürtler, Jan Paradox Paradox 10:27:51 10:29:35 Miserre, Lars Paradise Paradise Berlin 00:01:44 Voges Behind the bookcase Harry Gregson- Harry Gregson- 06868 G0100039457366 Sony Classical 10:29:35 10:30:05 Williams Williams 00:00:30 10:30:05 10:30:53 Finding the bones Chris Harris Chris Harris 29775 4em102-01 4 Elements Music 00:00:48 Storm Hunt Harry Gregson- Harry Gregson- 06868 G0100039457366 Sony Classical 10:30:53 10:32:51 Williams Williams 00:01:58 Top of the tower Harry Gregson- Harry Gregson- 06868 G0100039457366 Sony Classical 10:32:46 10:33:54 Williams Williams 00:01:08 Die Nachtstreife Sendung 2: Musikliste The Night Drive Trent Reznor, Trent Reznor, 42693 780163493627 Lakeshore 10:33:50 10:36:54 Atticus Ross Atticus Ross Records 00:03:04 10:36:55 10:37:49 Warm Shadow Finian Greenall Finian Greenall 57251 B0018148-02 Republic Records 00:00:54 The Night Drive Trent Reznor, Trent Reznor, 42693 780163493627 Lakeshore 10:38:02 10:40:25 Atticus Ross Atticus Ross Records 00:02:23 Jordan finds the room John Debney John Debney 42693 LKS 343252 Lakeshore 10:40:23 10:42:13 Records 00:01:50 Belong LOCKEY, Editors 07800 PIASR1020LPX Play It Again JUSTIN ; LAY, Sam EDWARD OWEN; LEETCH, 10:42:09 10:44:46 00:02:37 RUSSELL; SMITH, THOMAS MICHAEL HENRY .
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