The Spy Game
Soundtrack album by Harry Gregson-Williams
Released	November 13, 2001

The Spy Game is the soundtrack from the film of the same name, released on November 13, 2001.

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AllMusic	[1]

William Ruhlmann of AllMusic said the assortment of genres in the soundtrack for Spy Game was good for movie theatre goers but not for music listeners.^[1]

The finale of Spooks' second series included the tracks "Beirut, a War Zone" and "Operation Dinner Out".^[2]

In the concluding scene of the movie Argo, music from Spy Game was used in which the track is named "Do You Miss London".^[3]

All tracks are composed by Harry Gregson-Williams.

1. "Su-Chou Prison" – 5:00
2. "Muir Races to Work" – 3:32
3. "'...He's Been Arrested for Espionage'" – 1:23
4. "Red Shirt" – 5:07
5. "Training Montage" – 2:34
6. "Berlin" – 2:18
7. "'It's Not a Game'" – 2:34
8. "'You're Going to Miss It'" – 9:15
9. "Beirut, a War Zone" – 3:20
10. "'My Name Is Tom'" – 2:41
11. "All Hell Breaks Loose" – 6:19
12. "Explosion & Aftermath" – 2:50
13. "Parting Company" – 2:08
14. "Harker Tracks Muir" – 3:28
15. "The Long Night" – 1:46
16. "Muir's in the Hot Seat" – 5:08
17. "Back at Su-Chou Prison" – 2:18
18. "Operation Dinner Out" – 4:50
19. "Spies" (Ryebot Remix) – 2:16
20. "Dinner Out" (Rothrock Remix) – 2:38

Vocals courtesy of Khosro Ansari.

• Vivaldi – Four Seasons (Spring)
• Dire Straits – "Brothers in Arms"
• Joe Walsh – "Rocky Mountain Way "
• Pascale Machaalani – Nour el Chams
• Dean Martin – "Let It Snow!"
• Jimi Jamison – "I'm Always Here"
• Cory Cullinan – "The Bad News"
• Omer Faruk Tekbilek – "Şişeler"^[4]

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