For the soundtrack to the sequel, see BioShock 2 Soundtrack.

The official BioShock Soundtrack helped contribute to the immersive atmosphere of BioShock, featuring an original score composed by Garry Schyman, and real world licensed music reminiscent of Rapture's time period. On August 24, 2007, 2K Games released a selection of tracks from the orchestral score for free at the Cult of Rapture.^[1] Available for download in MP3 format,^[2] the selection contains twelve tracks from the game. A vinyl record of the BioShock original score was also included with the packaging of the BioShock 2 Special Edition. The BioShock Limited Edition came with three tracks by Moby.

Contents 1 Original score tracks by Garry Schyman 1.1 Cult of Rapture download 1.2 I Am Rapture - Rapture Is Me: Official BioShock Score 2 Licensed tracks 2.1 Appearing in-game 2.2 Other songs 2.3 Songs appearing only in the PS3 version 3 Limited Edition tracks by Moby 4 References

Original score tracks by Garry Schyman Edit

Cult of Rapture downloadEdit

1. BioShock Main Theme (The Ocean on His Shoulders)
2. Welcome to Rapture
3. Dr. Steinman
4. The Docks
5. The Dash
6. Step Into My Gardens
7. Dancers on a String
8. Cohen's Masterpiece (Cohen's Scherzo #7)
9. The Engine City
10. Empty Houses
11. This Is Where They Sleep
12. All Spliced Up

I Am Rapture - Rapture Is Me: Official BioShock ScoreEdit

Side A

1. Ocean on His Shoulders (BioShock Main Theme)
2. Welcome to Rapture
3. Dancers on a String
4. Cohen's Masterpiece
5. Step Into My Gardens
6. The Docks
7. This Is Where They Sleep
8. The Engine City
9. All Spliced Up
10. Dr. Steinman
11. Empty Houses
12. Lost Soul
13. The Good One
14. Rapture Daily News

Side B

1. Busted Sub
2. Spliced Aphrodite
3. Diseased Medical
4. Cohen is Lurking
5. Haunted Slums
6. Bowels of the City
7. Becoming One of Them
8. Combat Medly
9. Rise Rapture Rise
10. Gameplay Cues

Licensed tracks Edit

Appearing in-game Edit

Song title	Artist	Year	Location(s) in game
"La Mer"	Django Reinhardt	1949	Inside the Lighthouse Bathysphere.
"If I Didn't Care"	The Ink Spots	1939	At the Kashmir Restaurant. In the Lower Wharf of Neptune's Bounty (after getting the Research Camera).
"The Party's Over Now"	Noël Coward	1931	Outside the Footlight Theater in Welcome to Rapture. East apartment on the second floor of Mercury Suites in Olympus Heights.
"The Best Things in Life are Free"	The Ink Spots	1947	At Dandy Dental in the Medical Pavilion.
"Wrap Your Troubles in Dreams"	Bing Crosby	1931	At Painless Dental (supply closet) in the Medical Pavilion.
"It Had to be You"	Django Reinhardt	1938	Outside Surgical Savings (after killing Steinman) in the Medical Pavilion.
"God Bless the Child"	Billie Holiday	1941	In the Medical Pavilion (after meeting Tenenbaum.) In Tenenbaum's Sanctuary in Olympus Heights.
"Brother, Can You Spare a Dime?"	Bing Crosby	1933	In Neptune's Bounty's Upper Wharf. In Fontaine's Home for the Poor in Apollo Square.
"Bei Mir Bist du Schön"	The Andrews Sisters	1937	At The Fighting McDonagh's Tavern in Neptune's Bounty. At Eve's Garden in Fort Frolic. Kyburz 's Office in Hephaestus.
"Jitterbug Waltz"	Django Reinhardt	1942	Catwalk above the Tea Garden in Arcadia.
"Night and Day"	Billie Holiday	1939	In the Waterfall Grotto (after Ryan kills the trees) in Arcadia.
"Liza (All the Clouds'll Roll Away)"	Django Reinhardt	1946	At Farmer's Market Entrance.
"Twentieth Century Blues"	Noël Coward	1932	In Worley Winery.
"Beyond the Sea"	Bobby Darin	1959	At the Cocktail Lounge in Fort Frolic.
"Waltz of the Flowers"	Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky	1892	In Fort Frolic's Atrium (during Cohen's Splicer battle).
"(How Much Is) That Doggie in the Window?"	Patti Page	1952	At Sinclair Spirits in Fort Frolic At the Little Wonders Educational Facility in Point Prometheus.
"It's Bad for Me"	Rosemary Clooney	1955	By the Gatherer's Garden in Hephaestus' Core.
"Please Be Kind"	Django Reinhardt	1938	In Upper Heat Loss Monitoring in Hephaestus.
"Papa Loves Mambo"	Perry Como	1954	At the Central Square Bistro in Olympus Heights.
"You're the Top"	Cole Porter (perf. Hal Kemp & His Orchestra)[3]	1934	Road to Mercury Suites In Olympus Heights.
"Danny Boy"	Mario Lanza	1952	At Fontaine's Apartment in Mercury Suites.

Other songs Edit

The following songs, while not appearing in their entirety during gameplay, can be found in the game's PC files.

• Just Walking in the Rain by Johnnie Ray
• The Ballroom Waltz by Cliff Eidelman, from The Beautician and the Beast soundtrack (This plays when Sander Cohen descends the staircase after completing the Quadtych)
• World Weary by Noël Coward
• Wild Ride by Faux Frenchmen (a snippet of this plays on the jukebox)
• "And All the While I'm Loving You" by Essentials Jazz Masters (Background tune in "New Year's Eve Alone" audio diary)

There are even more songs that appear to have been licensed for the game but don't appear in the final version or in any of the game files.^[4]

• Django Reinhardt - Avalon
• Lee Morgan - Just One of Those Things
• Lee Wiley - Let's Fly Away
• Noël Coward - This is a Changing World
• Bing Crosby/Harry Edison - You're Getting to Be a Habit with Me (different from the PS3 instrumental version)

These song names are found in the PC files, however they are not playable.

• Artie Shaw And His Orchestra - Rosalie
• Billie Holiday - I loves you, Porgy
• Count Basie Orchestra - Jive to Five
• Count Basie Orchestra - Li` Darlin`
• Nat King Cole - Too Young

Songs appearing only in the PS3 versionEdit

• Buddy Rich- You're Getting to be a Habit with me (During loading screen)
• Pied Pipers- Dreams (During BioShock 2 teaser)

Limited Edition tracks by Moby Edit

1. Beyond the Sea
2. God Bless the Child
3. Wild Little Sisters

References Edit

1. ↑ Cult of Rapture Orchestral Score Released for Free
2. ↑ Cult of Rapture Download the Orchestral Score
3. ↑ As shown by preview on Amazon.co.uk
4. ↑ "BioShock Music list" post by Major Nelson on his blog.