Unfortunately no such soundtrack exists (to my knowledge), and such a tragedy is one of the most unforgiveable oversights in film music history, in my opinion.

American.Nightmare, July 23, 2005; 5:25 AM

None exists.

kriegerg69, July 23, 2005; 7:56 AM

John Du Prez did the music (under the pseudonym Trevor Jones, not to be confused with the south-african film composer). Not George Harrison.

philkws, February 16, 2009; 12:25 PM

well, I got my info from imdb.com, so who knows how acurate it is. They listed George as the major contributor, as Trevor was also listed. It said Ray Cooper was uncredited - he even has a cameo in the movie: His famous percussion hands are the hands that roll up the Map at the very end before the credits roll...

, July 24, 2005; 11:43 PM

HandMade films was the production company (belonged to George Harrison). They might have some insight as to where to find a soundtrack.

cassigrl20, November 19, 2006; 3:34 PM

I have this :-)

stvn_knwls, October 25, 2009; 3:54 PM

Trevor Jones contributed one track for this score. Mike Moran filled in the rest. George Harrison, in addition to producing the film, wrote the end credits song. The original idea was for George to write songs for the whole film, which was abandoned.. and caused a bit of a rift between Mr Gilliam and George

To this day, there has never been any official release of this amazing score

thomas.korn, July 19, 2010; 9:50 PM

There was a soundtrack made years ago. I last saw it at halfpricedbooks back in '96. I'm still
kicking myself for not buying it. I have never seen one since. But I do have some good news.
A website called intrada.com is rereleasing it. I just bought one.

peterjones471, February 23, 2020; 9:23 PM