Saw VI: Original Motion Picture Score

Saw VI: Original Motion Picture Score is the film score to Saw VI. It was composed by Charlie Clouser.

Saw VI: Original Motion Picture Score
Film score by
Charlie Clouser
ReleasedFebruary 2, 2010
GenreFilm score
Length115:32 (Evolution)
63:50 (Movie Listing)
LabelEvolution Music Partners
ProducerCharlie Clouser
Charlie Clouser chronology
Saw V: Original Motion Picture Score
(2010)		 Saw VI: Original Motion Picture Score
(2010)		 Saw 3D: Original Motion Picture Score
(2010)

The score has 45 tracks, nearly half of which are alternates. Like the scores to fourth and fifth films, it was not commercially distributed.

Score Information
Further information: History of Saw V: Original Motion Picture Score

Saw V had not yet received a score release by the release of the original soundtrack and the film. Whereas minimal excerpts from the Saw V score were on the soundtrack, the soundtrack of Saw VI contained none of Charlie Clouser's score. The lack of a score release for each of the two films prompted the creation of an unofficial online petition to have them released. A few days following the release, the petition was closed with 248 signatures (less than half the goal of 500).

Track listing

Original Movie Track Listing

All composed by Charlie Clouser:

Track # Track Length (Min:Sec)
1 Saw VI Logos 0:31
2 Saw VI Open 2:28
3 Flesh 2:31
4 Hoffman Coffin 1:43
5 Bullpen 0:24
6 Harold Story 1:18
7 Doctor Team 0:55
8 On My Way 2:07
9 Scene Depart 0:23
10 Fed Perez 1:18
11 My Arm 1:14
12 Jill Story 1:56
13 Autopsy Redux 2:00
14 Jill and Hoffman 2:11
15 Breath Room 6:17
16 Take One 2:26
17 Hanging Room 2:35
18 Hello, Pamela 2:00
19 Jill Drives 0:48
20 Steam Room 3:47
21 Fingerprints 1:38
22 Carousel 7:58
23 Voice Lab 3:28
24 Severed Hand 7:40
25 Zepp Six 6:07

Evolution Music Partners track listing
Track # Track Length (Min:Sec) Notes
1 Saw 6 Logos-Mix 1 0:31 Used in Saw VI
2 Saw 6 Logos-Mix 2 0:27
3 Saw 6 Logos-Mix 3 0:29
4 Saw 6 Open-Mix 1 2:28 Used in Saw VI
5 Saw 6 Open-Mix 2
6 Saw 6 Open-Mix 3
7 Flesh-Mix 1 2:31 Used in Saw VI
8 Flesh-Mix 2
9 Hoffman Coffin-Mix 1 1:43
10 Hoffman Coffin-Mix 2 Used in Saw VI
11 Hoffman Coffin-Mix 3
12 Bullpen 0:24
13 Harold Story 1:18
14 Doctor Team 0:55
15 On My Way 2:07
16 Scene Arrive 0:27 Remix of "Erickson" (from Saw V); Not used in film
17 Scene Depart 0:23 Mixed with "On My Way" (begins at 0:30)
18 Fed Perez 1:18 Remix of "Research" (from Saw IV)
19 My Arm-Mix 1 1:14
20 My Arm-Mix 2 Used in Saw VI
21 Jill Story 1:56
22 Autopsy Redux-Mix 1 2:00
23 Autopsy Redux-Mix 2 Used in Saw VI; mixed with "Tape Deck" (from Saw)
24 Jill and Hoffman-Mix 1 2:11
25 Jill and Hoffman-Mix 2 Used in Saw VI
26 Breath Room-Mix 1 6:17 Used in Saw VI
27 Breath Room-Mix 2
28 Take One-Mix 1 2:20
29 Take One-Mix 2 2:26 Used in Saw VI
30 Take One-Mix 3
31 Hanging Room-Mix 1 2:35
32 Hanging Room-Mix 2
33 Hanging Room-Mix 3 Used in Saw VI
34 Hello, Pamela 2:00
35 Jill Drives-Mix 1 0:48
36 Jill Drives-Mix 2 Used in Saw VI
37 Steam Tape 1:14 Not used in film
38 Steam Room 3:47
39 Fingerprints 1:38
40 Carousel 7:58
41 Voice Lab 3:28
42 Severed Hand-Mix 1 7:40
43 Severed Hand-Mix 2 Used in Saw VI
44 Zepp Six 6:07 Used in Saw VI
45 Zepp Six-Alt.

Recycled Tracks

Kevin Greutert mentions on the Unrated Director's Cut commentary that, due to composer Charlie Clouser's short schedule, roughly 70% of the score is original. The rest is composed of recycled cues, including two unreleased tracks from first film, a partially unreleased track from the second film, and an unreleased track from the fifth. Some scenes also contained originally composed music that was not used and not released.

Track Originally used in Scene in Saw VI Notes
Give Me A Phone/
Jigsaw's Message		 Saw II Hoffman and Pamela Jenkins talk in a hallway
Tape Deck Saw Hoffman's flashback to the autopsy opening/ending of Saw IV Mixed with the beginning of "Autopsy Redux (Mix 2)"
Partners Saw IV Jill's clinic flashback
Unreleased Track Saw V This originally plays when Jill Tuck tells Erickson she suspects Strahm is following her (in Saw V)
Baptism Saw III
Prep William watches a news report
Perez Flash Saw V William hides from an intruder
Plastic Saw IV William's abduction
Hello Obi Saw II Tara and Brent discuss why they've been put into the game Changed to "On Camera" (from Saw III) for the Unrated DVD
Unreleased Track Saw This originally plays when Adam reveals he has been taking pictures of Dr. Gordon (in Saw)
One Step Saw IV Hoffman observes Tara, Brent and Pamela Jenkins; flashback to Pamela and Jill Tuck
Prints-Alt Saw IV Pamela's abduction
Name/Clock/Play Saw William and John at the party This is followed by a brief excerpt from "Tape Deck"
Welded Shut Saw III Hoffman begins setting up The Rack trap
Be Alright Saw Hoffman, Amanda, and Jigsaw argue about how to set up the trap
Lynn Talks Saw III Hoffman dumps Timothy out of the wheelbarrow and criticizes John's philosophy
She Stays Saw IV Amanda and Hoffman's conversation about being "tested"
Hello, Perez
Cherish Amanda wheels John out of the room
Workshop John and Jill in the hallway
Fuck this Shit Saw John gives Jill the key to the box Is followed by a section of "Lynn Talks"
SWAT Team Saw III John tells William about his application being denied
Near Death William explains to John what will happen if he tries to take the rejected treatment Briefly plays again after the next track
Sewer Runs Saw John shares a story about doctors in the Middle East and criticizes insurance companies for making decisions about peoples' lives rather than doctors Also plays during the end credits
Dr. Lynn Saw III John briefly argues with William before threatening him and leaving
Recommend Saw IV William receives instructions for the steam maze Replaces "Steam Tape"
Icebox Pamela finishes her tape
Strahm Flash Saw V Tara and Brent discover the Live/Die lever. Replaced by "Hoffman Lair-Mix 2" for the Unrated DVD
Flashlight Saw III Jill leaves her apartment with the Reverse Beartrap 2.0
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