Composer: Bear McCreary. Personnel: Doug Lacy (vocals, didjeridu); Carlos De La Paz (guitar); Ira Ingber, Steve Bartek (acoustic guitar, electric guitar); Bear McCreary (accordion, melodica, keyboards); Chris Bleth (woodwinds); Peter De Siena (trumpet); Wendell Kelly (trombone); M.B. Gordy (drums, percussion). Audio Mixer: Steve Kaplan. La-La Land Records presents this soundtrack to the quirky Sci-Fi Channel hit television series about a small town where just about anything can happen. Featuring music from the second season, EUREKA was scored by Bear McCreary (BATTLESTAR GALACTICA, TERMINATOR: THE SARAH CONNER CHRONICLES), whose idiosyncratic sense of style complements the show's themes perfectly. The result is a collection of music that is both fun and adventurous. EUREKA is bookended by original theme music composed by Emmy-nominated composer Mark Mothersbaugh (RUGRATS, THE LIFE AQUATIC WITH STEVE ZISSOU, THE ROYAL TENENBAUMS).

Composer: Stephen Endelman. Personnel: Chris Miller (soprano); Mandie Pinto (alto); Dennis McNeil (tenor); Craig Stull (guitar); Stephen Endleman (clarinet); Chris Tedesco (trumpet); Art Labriola (piano); Adrian Rosen, Bruce Atkinson (bass instrument); MB Gordy (drums, percussion). Audio Mixers: Tyler Westen; Stephen Endleman. Recording information: Track Records North Hollywood.

Producers: Tracy Lawrence; Clint Black and James Stroud; Josh Leo; Michael Omartian and Vince Gill; James Stroud and Carlene Carter; Doug Johnson; Barry Beckett; Allen Reynolds and Jim Rooney; Emory Gordy, Jr.; Don Was; James Newton Howard; Michael Omartian. The Maverick Choir is an all-star group consisting of top country artists.

Personnel: John Avila (electric bass); Nate Wood (drums); M.B. Gordy (percussion); Jonathan Snipes (sequencer); Anna Stafford, Paul Cartwright, Martin St. Pierre, Erica Walzak, Ira Ingber, John Yoakum, Steve Bartek, Benedikt Brydern, Chris Bleth, Robert Anderson, Jacob Szekely. Audio Mixer: Steve Kaplan. Audio Remasterer: James Nelson. Arranger: Bear McCreary. Who better to score the high-voltage combat and riveting drama of the TV series TERMINATOR: THE SARAH CONNOR CHRONICLES than Bear McCreary, also known for his intense accompaniment to shows like BATTLESTAR GALACTICA and EUREKA. Paying homage to Brad Fiedel's memorable music for the original Terminator films, McCreary adds his own brand of intrigue here to give new life to the series. Also featured on the soundtrack is a brand-new song performed by the sultry Shirley Manson (Garbage).

Producers: Jim Dickinson (track 1); Jimmie Vaughan (track 2); John Porter (track 3); Bruce Hornsby (tracks 4-5); John Jennings, Mary Chapin Carpenter (track 6); Erik Jacobsen (track 7); Marc Tanner, Don Was (track 8); Shawn Colvin (track 9); Emory Gordy, Jr. (tracks 10-11); James House (track 12); Joe Ely (track 13); Willam Ross (track 14). Engineers: John Hampton (track 2); Wayne Pooley (tracks 4-5); Bob Dawson (track 6); Mark Needham (track 7); Fred Remmert (track 9); Russ Martin (tracks 10-11); Charles Ray (track 13). Mary-Chapin Carpenter's "Let Me Into Your Heart" was nominated for a 1997 Grammy Award for Best Female Country Vocal Performance. The Texas Tornados' "Little Bit Is Better Than Nada" was nominated for a 1997 Grammy for Best Country Performance By A Duo Or Group With Vocal.

This audio companion to the 2008 Mike Myers comedy THE LOVE GURU features the Canadian actor performing vintage pop hits such as Dolly Parton's "9 to 5" and Steve Miller's "The Joker." Other notable tracks include the energetic Norman Cook remix of Cornershop's "Brimful of Asha" and Celine Dion's dramatic, Meatloaf-esque "I Drove All Night."