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Mark Snow
Mark Snow (born August 26, 1946) is an American composer for film and television, best known for his work with The X-Files.Among his most famous compositions is the theme music for sci-fi television series The X-Files.
The theme reached #2 in the UK Singles Chart.
Snow also wrote the music for another Chris Carter series, Millennium, and the background music scores for both shows, a total of 12 seasons' worth.Commercially releasedMark Snow has released the following soundtracks commercially:Skateboard (1978) -- LP onlyThe X-Files: The Truth and the Light (Seasons 1–3) [1996\]20,000 Leagues Under the Sea [1997\]Disturbing Behavior [1998\]The X-Files (film score) [1998\]Crazy In Alabama [1999\]The Snow Files (various) [1999\]UFO: The Truth Is Here (rare CD) (2001)The Best of MillenniuM (Season 1–3) [2002\] (iTunes exclusive)Helter Skelter [2004\]Dark Skies (pilot episode; limited edition, Perseverance Records) [CD released in 2006\]Coeurs (A.K.A.
Private Fears in Public Places) [2008\]MillenniuM (Season 1–3; 2CD set, LaLaLand Records; SOLD OUT) [2008\]The X-Files: I Want to Believe (film score) [2008\]Jake Speed (BuySoundtrax Records; same contents, but remastered, as the old Varèse Sarabande LP) [2009\]Conundrum [2009\]Harsh Realm/The Lone Gunmen (selections from both shows, 1CD, limited, La La Land Records) [2010\]The X-Files Volume 1 (selections from all seasons, 4CD set, limited, La La Land Records) [2011\]The X-Files Volume 2 (selections from all seasons, 4CD set, limited, La La Land Records) [2013\]Smallville 2CD (Disc one contains the Louis Febre score from the MP3 download, in non MP3 quality; disc two contains unreleased Febre and Snow material.
To be released August 28, 2012 by La La Land Records; limited to 3,000 copies)Vous n'avez encore rien vu (CD release; available overseas only) [2012\]Snow released The X Files theme song as a single in March 1996, which reached number 2 in the UK charts.Not commercially releasedOther soundtracks unofficially or non-commercially available are:Ernest Saves Christmas [1988\] -- promotional CDConundrum (longer than the 2009 commercial release) -- internet leakMurder Between Friends (two versions) -- internet leakMillennium: Season 1 [1996\] -- promotional CDThe X-Files: Jose Chung's From Outer Space [1996\] -- internet leakThe X-Files Season 5: The Post-Modern Prometheus, Christmas Carol [1997\] -- internet leakNight Sins (TV mini series)- [1997\] - "Night Sins" was issued in a limited edition release of 1000 units from BSX Records in 2010.The Dancing Cow [2000\] -- official free internet download (website no longer up)Pearl Harbor II: Pearlmageddon [2001\] -- official free internet download (website no longer up)Ghost Whisperer: Leap Of Faith [2009\] -- Personally sent to a fan.Smallville Original Score TV Soundtrack [2001-2011\]-- Even Without LaunchingPersonal lifeSnow married Glynn Daly in 1967.
They have three children.
Glynn is the sister of actress Tyne Daly and actor Tim Daly.
