Danny Elfman’s score for Spider-Man (2002) marked a return to classic superhero grandeur, blending sweeping orchestral arrangements with modern intensity to capture the dual identity of Peter Parker and his heroic alter ego. Elfman’s music balances emotional vulnerability and thrilling action, reflecting both the humanity and spectacle of Sam Raimi’s take on the Marvel icon.

From the soaring “Main Title” to the reflective “Farewell,” the score highlights Elfman’s talent for thematic development—particularly through motifs associated with transformation and inner conflict. “Parade Attack” and “Final Confrontation” showcase his signature percussive drive and rhythmic complexity, while cues like “Alone” and “Something’s Different” bring quieter emotional depth.

First time on vinyl.

Tracklist:

Side A:
A1. Main Title
A2. Transformations
A3. Costume Montage
A4. Revenge
A5. First Web
A6. Something's Different
A7. City Montage
A8. Alone

Side B:
B1. Parade Attack
B2. Specter Of The Goblin
B3. Revelation
B4. Getting Through
B5. Final Confrontation
B6. Farewell
B7. End Credits