Ristampa rimasterizzata per il trentesimo anniversario con diverse bonus tracks aggiunte.

Colonna sonora originale del film con brani di AC/DC, Alice in Chains, Aerosmith, Testa, Def Leppard e molti altri.

Colonna sonora del film con brani di Flaming Lips, Meat Puppets, Mazzy Star, Jesus an dMary Chain, Johnny Cash e molti altri.

Raccolta di musiche da film romantiche eseguite al pianoforte con temi presi da Shakespeare in Love, Sleepless in Seattle, Austin Powers, Jerry Maguire e molti altri.

La colonna sonora del film di Guido Chiesa con musiche di Giuseppe Napoli.

Soundtrack to the film directed by Andi Engel, a British Film Institute production.

The Greatest Movie Classics

The title of the movie is given as a lower-case Greek letter Pi (which also appears in the title of the opening and closing tracks).

Dialog from the movie is included at the beginnings and endings of several tracks. Tracks 1, 7, 13 feature dialog from the movie incorporated into the music.

Issued in a jewel case with 12-page booklet.

Tracks 1, 7 & 13 published by BMG Ltd., rights adm. by BMG Songs, Inc. (ASCAP)
Track 2 published by Sony/ATV Tunes LLC (ASCAP) / Sony/ATV Music Publishing UK Ltd.
Track 3: © 1993 Warp Music / EMI Music (ASCAP)
Track 4 published by Chrysalis Music
Track 5 published by MCA Music / copyright control
Track 6 published by Songs Of PolyGram International, Inc. (BMI) / BMG Music Publishing Ltd. (PRS), admin. by BMG Songs Inc. (ASCAP)
Track 10: © 1997 Toby Marks (ASCAP)
Track 11: © Virus House Music / BMI © William Tucker Music / BMI
Track 12 published by Space Monkey Music (BMI)

Packaging:
Jewel case with an embossed Warner “W” logo identity.
Front insert: 12-page stapled booklet, color print exterior and interior.
Back insert: color print exterior and interior.
Disc tray: clear.
CD: black and white print.
Enclosed: Thrive Records mailing list and order form postcard.

Track durations are not printed on the release.

Tracks 1 to 25 originally released on LP in 1973 as [r=6029536].

From the booklet:
"This album is dedicated to Alain Goraguer (1931-2023)"

From one inner panel:
"All tracks Publishing by Sugarmusic France S.a.r.l."
"Original recording: Studio Davout, Paris, 8-10 March 1973"
"New Mixing: Studio Moderne, Paris, 16-25 November 2022"
"Mastering: Studio Universal Music France, Paris, 28-29 November 2022"
"La Planète Sauvage: © 1973 Argos Films"
"Acknowledgements: The Goraguer family (Alain, Patrick, Arlette), Ellen Schafer (Argos Films), Henri Choukroun, Bruno Maman, Fabrice Blin, Xavier Kawa-Topor, Camille Pollas, Rémy Foutel"

From the disc face and rear cover:
"? & © 2023 Sugarmusic France S.a.r.l. under exclusive license to Creazoni Artistiche Musicali C.A.M. Srl"
"Under exclusive license to Decca Records France, a division of Universal Music Operations Limited - All rights reserved."

From the rear cover:
"Made in the EU."

Sticker on shrinkwrap rear:
"Made in Germany"

Trifold, six-panel Digipak release including a twelve page booklet.

A Luc Besson film.

Symphonic parts recorded at Angel Studios, London
Mixed at Zorrino Studios, Paris
Mastered at Top Master, Paris

This release displays 2 versions of the catalog number.

© 1994 Editions La Marguerite
Motion Picture Photography & Artwork Title:
© 1994 Columbia Pictures Industries, Inc. All Rights Reserved.
© 1994 Sony Music Entertainment Inc./(P) 1994 Gaumont/"TriStar" and "(symbol of TriStar)" are trademarks of Sony Pictures Entertainment.