work on the film's score. Hammer said, "I was completely surprised they didn't have a remake of [the theme]. I think it's a matter of being too cool for school." The musical score was composed by John Murphy, with additional cues by Klaus Badelt, Mark Batson and Tim Motzer. Phil Collins' famous hit "In the Air Tonight", which was featured in the television series' pilot episode, is featured in the original film as a cover done by Miami-based rock band Nonpoint during the closing credits and on the soundtrack. Mann's "Director's Edit" released on DVD places the song in the film just prior to the climactic gun battle as suggested by members of the production crew during post-production. Nonpoint – "In the Air Tonight" Moby featuring Patti LaBelle – "One of These Mornings" Mogwai – "We're No Here" Nina Simone – "Sinnerman (Felix da Housecat's Heavenly House Mix)" Mogwai – "Auto Rock" Manzanita – "Arranca" India.Arie – "Ready for Love" Goldfrapp – "Strict Machine" Emilio Estefan – "Pennies in My Pocket" King Britt – "New World in My View" Blue Foundation – "Sweep" Moby – "Anthem" Freaky Chakra – "Blacklight Fantasy" John Murphy – "Mercado Nuevo" John Murphy – "Who Are You" King Britt & Tim Motzer – "Ramblas" Klaus Badelt & Mark Batson – "A-500" The RZA was supposed to contribute to the film's score but dropped out for unknown reasons. Atlanta based producers Organized Noize were brought in to take RZA's place instead. The music included on the soundtrack has several differences from what was featured in the film: Of the first four songs featured in the film's first sequence in The Mansion nightclub, three are on the soundtrack and Nina Simone's "Sinnerman" is the only song to be featured in its original form. Jay-Z and Linkin Park's "Numb/Encore" is not found on the soundtrack despite being featured in both of the film's trailers and being the first song in the film. Furthermore, the version of Goldfrapp's "Strict Machine" is the We Are Glitter remix of the song, and both it and Freaky Chakra's "Blacklight Fantasy" are edits from Sasha's mix album Fundacion NYC. Neither version appears on the soundtrack. Clips of two Audioslave songs, "Wide Awake" and "Shape of Things to Come", are featured in the film, but the songs do not appear on the soundtrack. This was possibly because the two songs were brand new and