Westworld Season 1 Soundtrack
Westworld Season 1 Soundtrack
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S1:EP1 The Original
S1:EP1 The Original
'Dreams' promo.
This is the opening theme music for Westworld. It plays over the opening show introduction.
Maeve grabs a bottle; the dealer checks Kissy's pockets before he leaves.
Maeve grabs a bottle; the dealer checks Kissy's pockets before he leaves.
Hector Escaton and his gang ride into town and rob the saloon; Teddy is shot; a guest appears and shoots Hector and his remaining gang member.
Hector Escaton and his gang ride into town and rob the saloon; Teddy is shot; a guest appears and shoots Hector and his remaining gang member.
Music plays during the end credits.
S1:EP2 Chestnut
S1:EP2 Chestnut
Maeve tells a guest a story about the voice in her head, then hesitates when she starts remembering a previous life.
Maeve gives her speech again, but this time is successful in sending off a guest with Clementine; Maeve grabs a drink and chats with Teddy about sins until he is shot multiple times by a guest.
S1:EP3 The Stray
S1:EP3 The Stray
Dolores walks through town and ends up surrounded by a bunch of miscreants, until Teddy intervenes.
Played on the piano in Ford's office as Bernard suggests to Ford that they may not have solved the problem with the hosts.
S1:EP4 Dissonance Theory
S1:EP4 Dissonance Theory
The saloon piano plays an instrumental version of this song as Clementine asks Maeve what she's thinking of; Maeve starts having auditory issues.
Maeve watches as Clementine negotiates with a customer, then warns her that her customer is part of Hector's gang.
Hector and some guests ride into town for a shoot-out; Hector heads to the saloon, where Maeve offers him a deal.
S1:EP5 Contrapasso
S1:EP5 Contrapasso
Dolores, William, Logan and Captain hang out amidst an orgy; Captain talks of the glory of war; William informs Logan he's not heading to the front.
Ford plays the piano as The Man In Black takes Teddy into a bar for a whiskey.
S1:EP6 The Adversary
S1:EP6 The Adversary
An orchaestral version can be heard as Maeve visits the upper floors.
Plays on the piano as Maeve wakes up, gets dressed and heads to the saloon; Clementine and Maeve check out a newcomer.
Can be heard on the player piano in the saloon at the beginning of the episode.
Maeve insists that Felix take her upstairs; montage of them walking through multiple hallways where employees are working on the inhabitants of the park; Maeve becomes entranced by a video of WestWorld and sees an image of herself with her daughter.
S1:EP7 Trompe L'Oeil
S1:EP7 Trompe L'Oeil
Bernard is reading to his son at the start of the episode.
S1:EP8 Trace Decay
S1:EP8 Trace Decay
A piano version of this song plays in the saloon.
A piano version of this song plays in the saloon.
Plays in the saloon as Maeve watches the new Clementine entice a guest.
Maeve returns to the saloon to recruit her army; Maeve sees a little girl that reminds her of her daughter; Maeve starts commanding the other hosts.
Hector and his gang ride into Sweetwater and start shooting everyone; Maeve commands the sheriff and marshals; Hector's gang steals the saloon safe.
Dolores walks into town to see a woman instructing couples on how to dance; a girl asks Dolores if she has found what she's looking for.
Flashback to Ford calming down a distraught Maeve, then erasing the memory of her daughter's death.
S1:EP9 The Well-Tempered Clavier
S1:EP9 The Well-Tempered Clavier
Bernard remembers his son dying; Ford shows Bernard the result of Maeve having her cornerstone memory overwritten.
S1:EP10 The Bicameral Mind
S1:EP10 The Bicameral Mind
Flashback to Arnold assembling Dolores; [1:10] repeats during the flashback to Arnold starting up a cylinder phonograph, then having Dolores shoot him,Teddy and herself; [1:28] Ford makes a toast to his last narrative, then Dolores shoots him and goes after the guests; Clementine shoots William.
A host plays the piano in Ford's office as Charlotte's arrival in announced
A technician plays music on his earbuds as he starts work on Hector's new scar; continues as the technician works on in oblivian as his coworker is being tossed around by Armistice; Hector kills the technician.
The guests interact with hosts at the Delos gala; Bernard wanders through the party.
Dolores awakens in the old workshop and sits down for a chat with Arnold, then realizes the voice she has been hearing is her own; Ford heads back to the gala.
Ford starts his speech to the gala audience about his new narrative; Maeve sees a mother and daughter on the train, contemplates Felix's note, then gets off the train; Lee finds the host cold storage empty; Dolores tells Teddy the world belongs to them.
Armistice cuts through her arm then goes after the security guards.
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what is the song around 18:30 in this episode where Maeve is being rebuilt. Cant find it anywhere.
Ian M (GUEST)
2 years ago
1 replies
I am here for the same thing, did you find it?
Teddy (GUEST)
8 months ago
whats the song played by piano in last few minutes when they're investigating dolores
omeelen_sa
4 years ago
0 replies
What was the soundtrack that starts when maeve, lutz and crew step off the elevator and maeve says “I’m not going back”
GUEST
6 years ago
0 replies
whats the song at about 7 minutes in? It's a cover of something from the movie August Rush I'm almost certain but I haven't been able to find it
GUEST
7 years ago
0 replies
Hi, what was playing during the scene where Ford is explaining the painting to Dolores?
GUEST
8 years ago
0 replies
Whats the song that played on the record player?
GUEST
8 years ago
1 replies
'Reverie' I think.
GUEST
8 years ago
What is the song on 23 minute in episode 1? When Dollores talks with her dad. After wors "the day when i became your father"
romalora
8 years ago
0 replies
what is the instrumental song played when the 5 covered guys enter the town on horses, in episode 1?
GUEST
8 years ago
3 replies
Got it! Paint it black
GUEST
8 years ago
Rolling Stones Paint It Black
GUEST
8 years ago
Paint it black
GUEST
8 years ago
Much like many of the other uses of Radiohead this season (which I thought was brilliant, not only because I love the band, but because the instrumental re-arrangements of their songs fit the story, setting and themes so bizarrely well...), I was so distracted--in a good way, if that makes sense--by the haunting "Exit Music" building up over the shocking climax of this episode. God, how can we be expected to wait all the way until 2018 for more WW??
GUEST
8 years ago
0 replies
What is the soundtrack name that was played during the credits of this episode? It sounds a bit like "Nitro Heist" and "Sweetwater" but with a different arrangement.
theisip
8 years ago
0 replies
The song at the end when she holds the bird.
GUEST
8 years ago
0 replies
What is the song used in the open and closing VO from Dolores?
GUEST
8 years ago
3 replies
Found out it is THIS WORLD - Ramin Djawadi
GUEST
8 years ago
Rolling Stones Paint It Black
GUEST
8 years ago
Found out it is THIS WORLD - Ramin Djawadi
GUEST
8 years ago
what's the music when Teddy and Dolores kiss at the 29 minutes mark?
GUEST
8 years ago
0 replies
Does anyone know what songs plays just after Dolores said to Arnold that she killed him ?
kbesios
8 years ago
1 replies
This World by RAMIN DJAWADI
GUEST
8 years ago
Motion Picture Soundtrack wasn't Raman Djawadi. It's Vitamin String Quartet https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BG-Wp4kQg0w
GUEST
8 years ago
0 replies
UPDATE: I got so hung up on the conversation that I forgot to run the episode on further. A full uncluttered version of the instrumental can be heard as the full end credit. Any ideas what it's called? Was it composed specially for th show? Anyone out there? :)
biggles258
8 years ago
5 replies
Hey, I dunno if you will see this (since I see your post was from 3 weeks ago, and unfortunately nobody responded during that time). I was just a bittt behind on this show, I started "On Demand"-ing it after it was already several episodes in, and then started catching up after that. In any case, I am on a quest to make a definitive list of ALL the songs used on this show, especially since there's so many excellent instrumental/string arrangement/saloon piano etc versions of great songs (so much awesome Radiohead!!!). I will definitely include the song you were asking about in my hunt/list, and will post back here--or wherever you would like me to--when I do find it
GUEST
8 years ago
Reveries (Westworld OST)
dragon95
8 years ago
if it's the same as during the end credits that is most likely something by the show's composer Ramin Djawadi. It sounds like they are planning to release a soundtrack to the show, probably after the season is over. The 5-song album they put out at the end of October was a special early release, probably due to fan demand.
taltos
8 years ago
Is there anybody OUT THERE , The Wall - Pink Floyd ;-)
GUEST
8 years ago
After the reply did I notice Taitos; somebody ís out there (sorry)
GUEST
8 years ago
Immediately *AFTER* Robert Ford tinkles Clair De Lune on the piano, the Man In Black and Teddy Ford sit down to drink whiskey and Robert Ford joins them. What is the haunting music that plays under the conversation between the Man in Black and Robert Ford?
biggles258
8 years ago
4 replies
Reveries (Westworld OST)
dragon95
8 years ago
Correction - Teddy Flood.
biggles258
8 years ago
"Something I Can Never Have" is a NIN cover. It was driving me crazy too.
alisahn
8 years ago
I thought it was something by Trent Reznor so that's why I was looking here to try and see if I was right or not...
GUEST
8 years ago
Fake Plastic Trees - Radiohead can be heard on the player piano in the saloon at the beginning of the episode.
GUEST
9 years ago
0 replies
Anyone knows track's name from Man in black & Hector cell conversation scene ? Sounds like a spanish/flamenco type of track.. please help :D
GUEST
9 years ago
0 replies