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The Death Note Original Soundtrack for the
adaptation was first released in Japan on December 21, 2006 and was published by . It contains music from the series, composed by
and , with the first opening and ending themes sung by the Japanese band
in the TV size format. The tracks 1-18 were composed and arranged by Hideki Taniuchi, while the tracks 19-28 were composed and arranged by Yoshihisa Hirano. The first press' slipcover featured glow-in-the-dark artwork.
"Death Note"
"Incident" (事件 Jiken)
"Light's Theme" (ライトのテーマ Raito no Tēma)
"L's Theme" (Lのテーマ Eru no Tēma)
"Tension" (緊張 Kinchō)
"Horror" (戦慄 Senritsu)
"Solitude" (孤独 Kodoku)
"Resonance" (共鳴 Kyōmei)
"Anticipation" (期待 Kitai)
"The Kira Special Investigation Unit" (特捜キラ班 Tokusō Kira Han)
"L's Theme B" (LのテーマB Eru no Tēma Bī)
"Hesitation" (逡巡 Shunjun)
"Pursuit" (追跡 Tsuiseki)
"L's Companions" (Lの仲間 Eru no Nakama)
"Special Investigation" (特捜 Tokusō)
"Shinigami World" (死神界 Shinigamikai)
"Boredom" (退屈 Taikutsu)
"Rem" (レム Remu)
"Death Note Theme"
"Domine Kira"
"Teleology of Death"
"Low of Solipsism"
"Immanence"
"Light Lights Up Light"
"The World (TV Size)" /
"Alumina (TV Size)" (アルミナ～TVサイズ～ Arumina ~Terebi Saizu~) /
The Death Note Original Soundtrack II for the
adaptation was first released in Japan on March 21, 2007 and was published by . It contains music from the series, composed by
and . It also features the new opening and closing themes by
in the TV size format. The tracks 1-8 were composed and arranged by Yoshihisa Hirano, while the tracks 9-28 were composed and arranged by Hideki Taniuchi. Note that, while track 19 has the same title as track 14 on the first OST, they are in fact two different songs. Strangely, track 5 is identical to the first OST's track 28, although they have different titles. The first press' slipcover featured glow-in-the-dark artwork.
"Kyrie II"
"Semblance of Dualism"
"Low of Solipsism II"
"Death Note Theme (instrumental)"
"Tactics of the Absolute"
"Kyrie For Orchestra"
"Light Lights up Light for piano"
"Black Light" (黒いライト Kuroi Raito)
"L's Wall" (Lの壁 Eru no Kabe)
"Throb" (鼓動 Kodō)
"Anxiety" (不安 Fuan)
"Anxious Feelings" (緊張感 Kinchō Kan)
"Higuchi" (火口 Higuchi)
"Horror B" (戦慄B Senritsu B)
"The Yotsuba Murder Conference Room" (ヨツバ殺しの会議室 Yotsuba Koroshi no Kaigishitsu)
"Hatred" (怒り Ikari)
"Shinigami World B" (死神界B Shinigamikai B)
"L's Companions" (Lの仲間 Eru no Nakama)
"Misa's Theme A" (ミサのテーマA Misa no Tēma A)
"Misa's Theme B" (ミサのテーマB Misa no Tēma B)
"Intro" (イントロ Intoro)
"Sakura TV" (サクラTV Sakura TV)
"Reasoning" (推理 Suiri)
"Suspicious" (怪しげ Ayashige)
"The Yotsuba Group" (ヨツバグループ Yotsuba Gurūpu)
"Secret" (秘密 Himitsu)
"Clock Ticking" (時計の針の音 Tokei no Hari no Oto)
"What's up, people?! (TV Size)" /
"Zetsubō Billy (TV Size)" (絶望ビリー～TVサイズ～ Zetsubō Birii ~Terebi Saizu~, lit."Despair Billy" ~TV Size~") /
Death Note Original Soundtrack III, released on June 27, 2007 (Japan), is the third soundtrack album for the
series . The music was created by composer and musician
and composer . The tracks 1-21 were composed and arranged by , while the tracks 22-28 were composed and arranged by . The album features one track sung by , performing as her character
from the series. Also appearing on this soundtrack is the ending theme Coda～Death Note, which can be heard at the end of the final episode of the
as the credits are shown. The first press' slipcover featured glow-in-the-dark artwork.
"Death Image"
"L's Past" (Lの過去 L no Kako)
"Near's Theme" (ニアのテーマ Nia no Tēma)
"Mello" (メロ Mero)
"Mello 2" (メロ2 Mero 2)
"L's Ideology" (Lの思想 L no Shisō)
"Mello's Theme" (メロのテーマ Mero no Tēma)
"Confrontation" (対峙 Taiji)
"Near" (ニア Nia)
"Misa" (ミサ Misa)
"Misa's Video" (ミサのビデオ Misa no Bideo)
"Misa's Loneliness" (ミサの孤独 Misa no Kodoku)
"Light's Return" (戻ったライト Modotta Raito)
"Suspicion" (疑心 Gishin)
"Tactics" (細工 Saiku)
"Near 2" (ニア2 Nia 2)
"Light's Performance" (ライトの演技 Raito no Engi)
"Misa's Feelings" (ミサの気持ち Misa no Kimochi)
"The Death of a Father" (父の死 Chichi no Shi)
"Misa's Song" (Orchestra Version) (Misa no Uta (orchestra version))
"Mikami Concertino"
"Trifling Stuff"
"Toward the Climax"
"Misa's Song (Piano Solo)" (Misa no Uta (piano solo))
"Misa's Song" (Misa no Uta)
"Coda～Death Note"
Sound of Death Note is a soundtrack featuring music from the first Death Note film composed and arranged by . It was released on 17 June 2006 by
and is priced at 2500. It is also available if you have the Death Note DVD in the original Japanese version.
"A Heart attack"
"A Love Sickness"
"A Dispute"
"Confused"
"Realize the Limitations"
"Disturbance"
"…In the Heart"
"Astonishment"
"A Reality"
"A Challenge"
"Make a Noise in The World"
"A Shadow"
"The Test"
"Give the Right Answer"
"Reasoning Powers"
"Carry Out a Plan"
"Memo Paper"
"Impatience"
"An Image"
"Suspicion"
"Misunderstand"
"According to Plan"
"A Sacrifice"
"An Observer"
"Go Into Battle"
"Believe in Yourself"
Sound of Death Note the Last name is a soundtrack featuring music from the second Death Note film, Death Note the Last name, composed and arranged by . It was released on 2 November 2006 by
and is priced at 2500.
"yellow eyes"
"sympathy"
"draw near"
"a temptation"
"eveningspot"
"sakura terebi matsuri ondo"
"videotape message"
"burn with anger"
"stranger"
"a light shining in the darkness"
"imprisonment"
"weak point"
"make a program"
"parental love"
"tickle a person's vanity"
"desire for revenge"
"investigate"
"narcissism"
"set a trap"
"be caught in a trap"
"an innocent virgin"
"game over"
"the dignity of man"
"pure love"
"the last name"
Death Note Tribute is a tribute album dedicated to the
movie for the . Published by
on June 21, 2006 (Japan), it contains 15 tracks performed by various artists, such as
(feat. Amazons), ,
and . The soundtrack came with a
Death Note notebook.
"Secret Society" (秘密結社 Himitsu Kessha) by
feat. Amazons
"37.0C°" by
"Hands" by
"Real Days" by MCU
"Straight to Hell" by Char
"Diabolo -Lucifer-" by
"Avant Garde" (アバンギャルド Abangyarudo) by Coil feat.
"Navigator of Darkness" (暗闇のナビゲイラ Kurayami no Nabigeira) by
"Vendetta Code" by Aggressive Dogs / Death Note Allstars "D-Crew"
"Pursuit" by Aggressive Dogs / Death Note Allstars "N-Crew"
"Garden" by
"We are five samurai" (我ら五人の侍なり ～We are five samurai～ Warera Gonin no Samurai Nari ~We are five samurai~) by
"Good Night" (オヤスミナサイ Oyasuminasai) by Kinmokusei
"My Wonderful Method" (私のすごい方法 Watashi no Sugoi Hōhō) by
The Songs for Death Note the movie～the Last name Tribute is a tribute album dedicated to the
movie for the second . Published by
on December 20, 2006 (Japan), it contains 14 tracks performed by various artist, such as , , ,
"Hakai (Deathtroy)" by
"Light Your Fire" by
"Chest" (チェスト Chesuto) by
"Current Void This Word" (～流れ?空虚?THIS WORD～ ~Nagare?Kūkyo?THIS WORD~) (D.N.version) by
"Fre@K $HoW" by
"energy" by
"Miracle" by
"Ninja Night School" by Ultra Brain
"My Soul" by
"Zinnia" (ジニア Jinia) by Hoi Festa
"Drive" by
"Strange Days" by
"Serenade (D.N.mix)" by
"The Distorted World 'Lead to Spin off L'" by Daita
"Music Picks". Newtype USA 6 (4): p. 116. April 2007.  .
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