"Robocop" is one of the most successful science fiction blockbusters of the 1980s and features one of the most acclaimed and best-selling scores of the era. Basil Poledouris’ score is a thrilling and furious orchestral onslaught of muscle and steel.

• Robocop has been out of print for a number of years now
• Newly remastered sound
• New packaging and liner notes
• Even includes a few (very brief) bonus tracks!

1. Main Title (:39)
2. Van Chase (4:51)
3. Murphy’s Death (2:36)
4. Rock Shop (3:42)
5. Home (4:15)
6. Robo vs. ED-209 (2:07)
7. The Dream (3:06)
8. Across the Board (1:50)
9. Betrayal (2:18)
10. Clarence Frags Bob (1:43)
11. Care Package (2:09)
12. Robo Drives to Jones (1:46)
13. We Killed You (1:44)
14. Directive IV (1:03)
15. Showdown (5:15)

Bonus Tracks:
16. Have A Heart (:31)
17. OCP Monitors (1:15)
18. Nuke ’em (:26)
19. Big Is Better (:27)

Paul Verhoeven's American breakthrough film "Robocop" is an exceedingly violent blend of black comedy, science fiction, and crime thriller. Set in Detroit sometime in the near-future, the film is about a policeman (Peter Weller) killed in the line of duty, who the department decides to resurrect as a half-human, half-robot supercop. The robocop is indestructible, and within a matter of weeks he has removed crime from the streets of Detroit. However, his human side is tortured by his past, and he wants revenge on the thugs who killed him. Though the violence in Robocop is quite graphic, it is balanced by some very cutting social satire and terrific action, which is often augmented by fantastic stop-motion special effects. The film was later followed by two feature-length sequels and a live-action television series, none of which were as inventive or entertaining as the original film. 1987