Who Wants to Be a Millionaire (USA): Full OST

All songs are composed by Keith and Matthew Strachan.
Song Timestamps:
Intro #1: 00:19
Intro #2: 01:00
Main Theme: 02:03
Meet the Contestants: 02:37
Explain the Knockout Game or Interlude for Fastest Finger First: 03:15
Fastest Finger First: Question: 05:24
Three Beeps: 05:30
Fastest Finger First: 05:34
Correct Order: 05:58
Four Answers In Order: 06:51
Who Was Correct?: 07:04
In the Hot Seat: 07:08
Explain the Rules: 07:17
Lifelines: 09:17
Let's Play ($100, $2,000, $64,000): 09:20
$100-$1,000 Questions: 09:30
$100-$500 Win: 12:17
$100-$1,000 Lose (Llamas): 12:20
$1,000-$32,000 Win: 12:22
$2,000 Question: 12:29
$2,000-$64,000 Final Answer: 15:09
$2,000 Win: 15:29
$2,000-$64,000 Lose: 15:37
Let's Play ($4,000-$125,000): 15:43
$4,000 Question: 15:48
$4,000-$125,000 Final Answer: 17:14
$4,000 Win: 17:35
$4,000-$125,000 Lose: 17:43
Let's Play ($8,000-$250,000): 17:49
$8,000 Question: 17:59
$8,000-$250,000 Final Answer: 20:07
$8,000 Win: 20:28
$8,000-$250,000 Lose: 20:36
Let's Play ($16,000-$500,000) 20:42
$16,000 Question: 20:52
$16,000-$500,000 Final Answer: 23:33
$16,000 Win: 23:54
$16,000-$500,000 Lose: 24:01
Let's Play ($32,000): 24:07
$32,000 Question: 24:17
$32,000 Final Answer: 26:14
$32,000 Lose: 26:44
$64,000 Question: 26:50
$64,000 Win: 29:31
$125,000 Question: 29:38
$125,000 Win: 32:19
$250,000 Question: 32:27
$250,000 Win: 35:08
$500,000 Question: 35:16
$500,000 Win: 37:56
Let's Play ($1,000,000): 38:04
$1,000,000 Question: 38:15
$1,000,000 Final Answer: 40:55
$1,000,000 Win: 41:25
$1,000,000 Lose: 41:51
Say Goodbye to Contestant: 42:01
Say Goodbye to Contestant (extended): 42:13
Into Commercial: 42:28
Out of Commercial: 42:39
50 50: 42:52
Phone-a-Friend: 42:55
Ask the Audience: 43:40
Switch the Question: 44:14
Switch the Question: Answer Revealed: 44:37
Out of Time Klaxon: 44:39
Closing Theme: 44:44
Trailer-Long: 46:11
Radio Edit (Amore- Is That Your Final Answer?): 47:13

Copyright Disclaimer Under Section 107 of the Copyright Act 1976, allowance is made for "fair use" for purposes such as criticism, commenting, news reporting, teaching, scholarship, and research. Fair use is a use permitted by copyright statute that might otherwise be infringing. Non-profit, educational or personal use tips the balance in favor of fair use.