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Apocalypse Now - Original Soundtrack - Apocalypse Now (definitive 2-cd Edition)
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To view Francis Ford Coppola's epic masterpiece Apocalypse Now is to investigate the dark side of human nature, to probe Heart of Darkness. Listening to the soundtrack is to experience the film again in another, no less mind-bending light. Arranged by Coppola and hisfather Carmine, the music, dialogue and narration match the film's chilling descent into madness. The score, heavy on electronics and synthetic noise, dangles the listener in front of an abyss akin to the frightful mood evoked by the film's terrifying visceral psychedelics. Keeping with the sequence of the film's action, the soundtrack traces Captain Willard's trip up the river to meet Colonel Kurtz. From the opening helicopters' muffled whirls to the echoes of the unforgiving Vietnamese jungle, the sounds of Apocalypse Now amount to poundings and shrieks of synthesized paranoia, accurately capturing the confusion and discord depicted in the film. Excerpts from the film, named after script indicators such as "Saigon," "The Nung River," "Do Lung Bridge," "Horror," and "Even the Jungle Wanted Him Dead," provide precise snapshots. Some cuts are pure dialogue, while others are dialogue interspersed with the sound of the film. Only three actual songs, each memorable in their own light, appear on the soundtrack: "The End" by The Doors, which captures the film's doors of perception theme, "Susie Q" and Wagner's "Ride of the Valkyries." For Apocalypse Now's devotees, this album brings the film to life without the aid of the visuals. But, since the dialogue cuts run long, the album may prove to be a huge snore for just about any other listener. On a whole it's an unconventional soundtrack; rather, it's a facsimile of many of the film's crucial scenes and an auditory synopsis of a phenomenal cinematic experience.
To view Francis Ford Coppola's epic masterpiece Apocalypse Now is to investigate the dark side of human nature, to probe Heart of Darkness. Listening to the soundtrack is to experience the film again in another, no less mind-bending light. Arranged by Coppola and hisfather Carmine, the music, dialogue and narration match the film's chilling descent into madness. The score, heavy on electronics and synthetic noise, dangles the listener in front of an abyss akin to the frightful mood evoked by the film's terrifying visceral psychedelics. Keeping with the sequence of the film's action, the soundtrack traces Captain Willard's trip up the river to meet Colonel Kurtz. From the opening helicopters' muffled whirls to the echoes of the unforgiving Vietnamese jungle, the sounds of Apocalypse Now amount to poundings and shrieks of synthesized paranoia, accurately capturing the confusion and discord depicted in the film. Excerpts from the film, named after script indicators such as "Saigon," "The Nung River," "Do Lung Bridge," "Horror," and "Even the Jungle Wanted Him Dead," provide precise snapshots. Some cuts are pure dialogue, while others are dialogue interspersed with the sound of the film. Only three actual songs, each memorable in their own light, appear on the soundtrack: "The End" by The Doors, which captures the film's doors of perception theme, "Susie Q" and Wagner's "Ride of the Valkyries." For Apocalypse Now's devotees, this album brings the film to life without the aid of the visuals. But, since the dialogue cuts run long, the album may prove to be a huge snore for just about any other listener. On a whole it's an unconventional soundtrack; rather, it's a facsimile of many of the film's crucial scenes and an auditory synopsis of a phenomenal cinematic experience.
₪99.00
Bernard Hermann (hitchcock Masterpieces) - North By Northwest/ Vertigo (1958/1959 Scores)
ertigo and North by Northwest are the first two of an unbroken sequence of five modern masterpieces directed by Hitchcock between 1958 and 1964 (Psycho, The Birds and Marnie complete the quintet). The quality of Bernard Herrmann s scores for North by Northwest and Vertigo is such that it is impossible to imagine either film without his anxious, hauntingly beautiful, surrealistic music; music that leaves no doubt that the composer had an artistic vision on a par with the director.
The quality of Bernard Herrmann s scores for North by Northwest and
Vertigo is such that it is impossible to imagine either film without his
anxious, hauntingly beautiful, surrealistic music; music that leaves no doubt
that the composer had an artistic vision on a par with the director.
ertigo and North by Northwest are the first two of an unbroken sequence of five modern masterpieces directed by Hitchcock between 1958 and 1964 (Psycho, The Birds and Marnie complete the quintet). The quality of Bernard Herrmann s scores for North by Northwest and Vertigo is such that it is impossible to imagine either film without his anxious, hauntingly beautiful, surrealistic music; music that leaves no doubt that the composer had an artistic vision on a par with the director.
The quality of Bernard Herrmann s scores for North by Northwest and
Vertigo is such that it is impossible to imagine either film without his
anxious, hauntingly beautiful, surrealistic music; music that leaves no doubt
that the composer had an artistic vision on a par with the director.
₪79.00
Clint Eastwood - Piano Blues - A Movie By Clint Eastwood (martin Scorsese P.)
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Part of The Blues documentary film series on PBS, Piano Blues is directed by actor, filmmaker, and pianist Clint Eastwood. This installment explores the director's fascination with piano blues and jazz, starting with Fats Waller and the early stride piano sound. The sound evolved into boogie-woogie with expressive players like Albert Ammons and Meade Lux Lewis. Includes the classic "How Long Blues" as interpreted through the generations by Jimmy Yancey, the Count Basie Orchestra, and Dr. John. Features performances by Marcia Ball, Pinetop Perkins, Dave Brubeck, and Jay McShann. Piano Blues was originally broadcast by PBS on October 4, 2003.
Part of The Blues documentary film series on PBS, Piano Blues is directed by actor, filmmaker, and pianist Clint Eastwood. This installment explores the director's fascination with piano blues and jazz, starting with Fats Waller and the early stride piano sound. The sound evolved into boogie-woogie with expressive players like Albert Ammons and Meade Lux Lewis. Includes the classic "How Long Blues" as interpreted through the generations by Jimmy Yancey, the Count Basie Orchestra, and Dr. John. Features performances by Marcia Ball, Pinetop Perkins, Dave Brubeck, and Jay McShann. Piano Blues was originally broadcast by PBS on October 4, 2003.
₪69.00
Ennino Morricone - Morricone Aromatico (2-cd Set)
DISC 1:
1. Ripresa L Indagine
2. Miraggio
3. Il Gatto
4. L'Attico Illuminato
5. Terazza
6. Ofelia E Il Prete
7. Samba In Tribunale
8. Plume Di Cristalo
9. Non Rimaane Piu Nessuno
10. La Citta Si Risveglia
11. Silenzio Nel Caos
12. Sospesi Fra Le Nuvole
13. Forza G
14. La Tragedia di un Uomo Ridiculo
15. Pour Barbara
16. Le Inquietudini Feriali
17. Oggi Danze Con 'Gil Amici di Cantoni'
18. Quattro Mosche di Velluto Grigio
19. Come Un Madrigale
20. L'Assoluto Naturale
21. Laboriosamente
22. Sembravi Desiderare
DISC 2:
1. Un Sacco Bello
2. Un Salotto Borghese
3. Un Sacco Bello
4. Autostrada (Prima)
5. Marcetta Popolare
6. Un Povero Emigrante
7. Marcetta Popolare
8. Bianco, Rossi E Verdone
9. La Moglie Piu' Bella
10. Tema Di Francesca
11. Metti Una Sera a Cena
12. Sauna
13. Giu' La Testa
14. Mesa Verde
15. Marcia Degli Accattoni
16. I Figli Morti
17. Addio Messico
18. Scherzi A Parte
19. Dopo L'Esplosione
DISC 1:
1. Ripresa L Indagine
2. Miraggio
3. Il Gatto
4. L'Attico Illuminato
5. Terazza
6. Ofelia E Il Prete
7. Samba In Tribunale
8. Plume Di Cristalo
9. Non Rimaane Piu Nessuno
10. La Citta Si Risveglia
11. Silenzio Nel Caos
12. Sospesi Fra Le Nuvole
13. Forza G
14. La Tragedia di un Uomo Ridiculo
15. Pour Barbara
16. Le Inquietudini Feriali
17. Oggi Danze Con 'Gil Amici di Cantoni'
18. Quattro Mosche di Velluto Grigio
19. Come Un Madrigale
20. L'Assoluto Naturale
21. Laboriosamente
22. Sembravi Desiderare
DISC 2:
1. Un Sacco Bello
2. Un Salotto Borghese
3. Un Sacco Bello
4. Autostrada (Prima)
5. Marcetta Popolare
6. Un Povero Emigrante
7. Marcetta Popolare
8. Bianco, Rossi E Verdone
9. La Moglie Piu' Bella
10. Tema Di Francesca
11. Metti Una Sera a Cena
12. Sauna
13. Giu' La Testa
14. Mesa Verde
15. Marcia Degli Accattoni
16. I Figli Morti
17. Addio Messico
18. Scherzi A Parte
19. Dopo L'Esplosione
₪59.00
Ennino Morricone - Morricone In The Brain: Blowing Your Mind With Maestro
Reissue of this compilation from the Italian composer. This album will take you take you on a profoundly Psychedelic trip through one of the most fertile imaginations in 20th century music. It is a mind-bending 70 minutes with the maestro - Ennio Morricone. Morricone is the biggest man in film music, and this album is when he was in the midst of the Beat Pop Acid '60s and '70s, at the height of his creative powers when his abilities as a composer went far beyond even what the best international groups in each genre were capable of. The majority of the music featured on this incredible compilation is from obscure European art movies and after being long deleted, is being re-released in digital format again. Morricone In the Brain is a testament to Morricone's incredible artistry and also his versatility. Bella Casa.
Reissue of this compilation from the Italian composer. This album will take you take you on a profoundly Psychedelic trip through one of the most fertile imaginations in 20th century music. It is a mind-bending 70 minutes with the maestro - Ennio Morricone. Morricone is the biggest man in film music, and this album is when he was in the midst of the Beat Pop Acid '60s and '70s, at the height of his creative powers when his abilities as a composer went far beyond even what the best international groups in each genre were capable of. The majority of the music featured on this incredible compilation is from obscure European art movies and after being long deleted, is being re-released in digital format again. Morricone In the Brain is a testament to Morricone's incredible artistry and also his versatility. Bella Casa.
₪79.00
John Barry - The Best Of The Emi Years (remastered Anthology 1960-1995)
The Best Of The EMI Years showcases the endlessly inventive melodies John Barry scattered with fruitful abandon across arguably the most creative period of his career, the 1960s to early 70s. There are 25 tracks, from early John Barry Seven singles to TV and film themes and album cuts, including a good selection of the most famous: "The James Bond Theme", Goldfinger, Born Free, Midnight Cowboy and Diamonds Are Forever. Fortunately, given that there are numerous other collections available, including Themeology: The Best of John Barry, Moviola and The Classic John Barry, this set concentrates on lesser-known gems. Here is a sensuously jazzy "Human Jungle", late night "Satin Smooth", a groovy Beat Girl, kitsch yet haunting "Tears", and cues such as "Beat For Beatniks" and "The Challenge" which play like proto-007 suspense themes.
Considering the age of the earliest tracks, the sound is exceptionally good, bringing to life every detail of Barry's eclectic fusion of jazz, rhythm and blues, MOR pop and orchestral scoring. Barry fans who enjoy this collection should also thrill to the blisteringly dynamic Bond Back In Action, featuring suites from the first seven 007 adventures and 20 minutes of never before available music. --Gary S. Dalkin
The Best Of The EMI Years showcases the endlessly inventive melodies John Barry scattered with fruitful abandon across arguably the most creative period of his career, the 1960s to early 70s. There are 25 tracks, from early John Barry Seven singles to TV and film themes and album cuts, including a good selection of the most famous: "The James Bond Theme", Goldfinger, Born Free, Midnight Cowboy and Diamonds Are Forever. Fortunately, given that there are numerous other collections available, including Themeology: The Best of John Barry, Moviola and The Classic John Barry, this set concentrates on lesser-known gems. Here is a sensuously jazzy "Human Jungle", late night "Satin Smooth", a groovy Beat Girl, kitsch yet haunting "Tears", and cues such as "Beat For Beatniks" and "The Challenge" which play like proto-007 suspense themes.
Considering the age of the earliest tracks, the sound is exceptionally good, bringing to life every detail of Barry's eclectic fusion of jazz, rhythm and blues, MOR pop and orchestral scoring. Barry fans who enjoy this collection should also thrill to the blisteringly dynamic Bond Back In Action, featuring suites from the first seven 007 adventures and 20 minutes of never before available music. --Gary S. Dalkin
₪55.00
Mike Patton - The Solitude Of Prime Numbers
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Mike Patton, moved by the Paolo Giordano novel The Solitude of Prime Numbers and having contributed music to the movie of the same name, has created a 16-track release that boasts some of the most contemplative and stirring music of his multi-faceted career, with Patton describing the release as a personal "sonic departure".
Mike Patton's latest film soundtrack is a big departure from his previous releases. Restrained, sparse and somewhat sombre, Patton has achieved something contrary to his usual style of dense, layered and interchanging compositions. Here, true musical textures have been crafted, relying on silence and quiet as much as other instrumentation (interstingly, all of the instruments were played by the man himself this time). Simple and complex at the same time, this is an outstanding and refreshingly different side of Mike Patton to add the the multitude of his other musical 'personalities'. Just don't expect any sing-alongs... This is Mike Patton the musician, not Mike Patton the vocalist.
Mike Patton, moved by the Paolo Giordano novel The Solitude of Prime Numbers and having contributed music to the movie of the same name, has created a 16-track release that boasts some of the most contemplative and stirring music of his multi-faceted career, with Patton describing the release as a personal "sonic departure".
Mike Patton's latest film soundtrack is a big departure from his previous releases. Restrained, sparse and somewhat sombre, Patton has achieved something contrary to his usual style of dense, layered and interchanging compositions. Here, true musical textures have been crafted, relying on silence and quiet as much as other instrumentation (interstingly, all of the instruments were played by the man himself this time). Simple and complex at the same time, this is an outstanding and refreshingly different side of Mike Patton to add the the multitude of his other musical 'personalities'. Just don't expect any sing-alongs... This is Mike Patton the musician, not Mike Patton the vocalist.
₪99.00
O.s.t (martin Scorsese) - Music From The Films Of Martin Scorsese (2 Cd Set)
The Most Renowned Filmmaker of his Era, Martin Scorsese Has Virtually Revolutionised Modern American Cinema Since He First Emerged in the 1970s, Pushing the Envelope of the Film Experience with an Intensity and Courage Unmatched by Any of his Contemporaries. His Evocative Use of Popular Music Has Been Emulated by Many of his Peers, and the Songs in his Films Are as Memorable as his Characters' Quotes. A Brilliant Musical Overview of Scorsese's Illustrious Career, the Director's Cut: Music of the Films of Martin Scorsese features 40 Fantastic Tunes from his Films, Recorded Between the 1940s and Present Times by the Likes of Tony Bennett, Dean Martin, the Cadillacs, Louis Prima, Little Richard, the Marvelettes, Aretha Franklin, Otis Redding, Emmylou Harris, R.e.m., 10,000 Maniacs, and U2, Many of them Not Available on the Original Soundtracks!
The Most Renowned Filmmaker of his Era, Martin Scorsese Has Virtually Revolutionised Modern American Cinema Since He First Emerged in the 1970s, Pushing the Envelope of the Film Experience with an Intensity and Courage Unmatched by Any of his Contemporaries. His Evocative Use of Popular Music Has Been Emulated by Many of his Peers, and the Songs in his Films Are as Memorable as his Characters' Quotes. A Brilliant Musical Overview of Scorsese's Illustrious Career, the Director's Cut: Music of the Films of Martin Scorsese features 40 Fantastic Tunes from his Films, Recorded Between the 1940s and Present Times by the Likes of Tony Bennett, Dean Martin, the Cadillacs, Louis Prima, Little Richard, the Marvelettes, Aretha Franklin, Otis Redding, Emmylou Harris, R.e.m., 10,000 Maniacs, and U2, Many of them Not Available on the Original Soundtracks!
₪79.00
O.s.t (angelo Badalamenti) - Twin Peaks - Fire Walk With Me
The music for Fire Walk with Me, David Lynch's brooding feature film follow-up to the groundbreaking TV series Twin Peaks, again uses the talents of Angelo Badalamenti to create a chilling backdrop to Lynch's dark psychosexual thriller. Film noir is once again the touchstone for this perfectly pitched score, and these 10 tracks stand repeated listening in their own right. This is in part due to the use of some top notch jazz players such as Buster Williams, Grady Tate, and Vinnie Bell, as well as vocalist Jimmy Scott's haunting delivery on "Sycamore Trees." Sax, vibes, upright bass, and percussion set a smoky atmosphere, and the eerie synthesizer and string arrangements augment the general spine-tingling melancholy and menace. Singer Julee Cruise also appears, lending angelic repression to "Questions in a World of Blue"; Lynch contributes compositions and percussion throughout this exercise in bleakness and love gone awry. --Derek Rath
The music for Fire Walk with Me, David Lynch's brooding feature film follow-up to the groundbreaking TV series Twin Peaks, again uses the talents of Angelo Badalamenti to create a chilling backdrop to Lynch's dark psychosexual thriller. Film noir is once again the touchstone for this perfectly pitched score, and these 10 tracks stand repeated listening in their own right. This is in part due to the use of some top notch jazz players such as Buster Williams, Grady Tate, and Vinnie Bell, as well as vocalist Jimmy Scott's haunting delivery on "Sycamore Trees." Sax, vibes, upright bass, and percussion set a smoky atmosphere, and the eerie synthesizer and string arrangements augment the general spine-tingling melancholy and menace. Singer Julee Cruise also appears, lending angelic repression to "Questions in a World of Blue"; Lynch contributes compositions and percussion throughout this exercise in bleakness and love gone awry. --Derek Rath
₪39.00
O.s.t (music By Johnny Greenwood) - There Will Be Blood
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This album marks Radiohead guitarist Jonny Greenwood's first high-profile soundtrack--and one that's also easily among the most striking offerings of 2007. Music is particularly important for director Paul Thomas Anderson (remember Magnolia and Punch-Drunk Love?) and here, his choice of Greenwood is a gamble that more than paid off. The score is extremely string-heavy, and tension (of which there's plenty in the Upton Sinclair-based movie) derives from them instead of the usual percussive Hollywood tropes (indeed, percussions are almost entirely absent from the CD). "Henry Plainview" and "Proven Lands" are part of a larger piece, Popcorn Superhet Receiver, that Greenwood wrote as Composer-in-Residence at the BBC; both cues display the musician's imaginative use of strings, suggestively scary on the first, pounding and creepy on the second. But Greenwood also knows when to bring in a new instrumental voice, as with the Satie-like piano on "Prospectors Arrive." Equally at ease writing for a string quartet and for a larger orchestra, Greenwood has come up with compositions closer to the new-music world that to the vast majority of scores coming out of Tinseltown--something we should be really grateful for. This is a new, exciting direction for film music.
1. Open Spaces
2. Future markets
3. Prospectors Arrive
4. Eat Him By His Own Light
5. Henry Plainview
6. There Will Be Blood
7. Oil
8. Proven Lands
9. HW/Hope Of New Fields
10. Smear
This album marks Radiohead guitarist Jonny Greenwood's first high-profile soundtrack--and one that's also easily among the most striking offerings of 2007. Music is particularly important for director Paul Thomas Anderson (remember Magnolia and Punch-Drunk Love?) and here, his choice of Greenwood is a gamble that more than paid off. The score is extremely string-heavy, and tension (of which there's plenty in the Upton Sinclair-based movie) derives from them instead of the usual percussive Hollywood tropes (indeed, percussions are almost entirely absent from the CD). "Henry Plainview" and "Proven Lands" are part of a larger piece, Popcorn Superhet Receiver, that Greenwood wrote as Composer-in-Residence at the BBC; both cues display the musician's imaginative use of strings, suggestively scary on the first, pounding and creepy on the second. But Greenwood also knows when to bring in a new instrumental voice, as with the Satie-like piano on "Prospectors Arrive." Equally at ease writing for a string quartet and for a larger orchestra, Greenwood has come up with compositions closer to the new-music world that to the vast majority of scores coming out of Tinseltown--something we should be really grateful for. This is a new, exciting direction for film music.
1. Open Spaces
2. Future markets
3. Prospectors Arrive
4. Eat Him By His Own Light
5. Henry Plainview
6. There Will Be Blood
7. Oil
8. Proven Lands
9. HW/Hope Of New Fields
10. Smear
₪55.00
O.s.t (music By Lalo Schifrin) - Enter The Dragon (lp Vinyl - Lalo Schifrin Score.bruce Lee)
Excellently composed and synchronised to match the movie scenes spot on, Claudio "LALO" Schifrin must have been ALL FUNKED OUT whilst doing this score. Almost 30 years later, it still very much blows most of us away, those fortunate enough to own the extremely rare 25th anniversary remastered edition of the album will definitely dig the 6 or so additional tracks not found on the original, please check out the superb JazzFunk track "HEADSET JAZZ" (though a bit short but it still delivers) and also the marvelous bridging on the track titled "HAN'S ISLAND" (sounds oriental but done 100% with western instruments).
Excellently composed and synchronised to match the movie scenes spot on, Claudio "LALO" Schifrin must have been ALL FUNKED OUT whilst doing this score. Almost 30 years later, it still very much blows most of us away, those fortunate enough to own the extremely rare 25th anniversary remastered edition of the album will definitely dig the 6 or so additional tracks not found on the original, please check out the superb JazzFunk track "HEADSET JAZZ" (though a bit short but it still delivers) and also the marvelous bridging on the track titled "HAN'S ISLAND" (sounds oriental but done 100% with western instruments).
₪79.00
O.s.t - Crazy Heart
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The soundtrack features 16 songs including the original songs performed in the film by Jeff Bridges and Colin Farrell, The Weary Kind performed by Ryan Bingham (the theme song heard in the film's trailer and closing credits) and music featured in the film by Waylon Jennings, Buck Owens, Sam Phillips and many more. The soundtrack was co-produced by 10-time Grammy Award winner T Bone Burnett. Burnett, who co-produced the soundtrack with guitarist/songwriter Stephen Bruton. Synopsis Four-time Academy Award® nominee JEFF BRIDGES stars as the richly comic, semi-tragic romantic anti-hero Bad Blake, a broken-down, hard-living country music singer who's had way too many marriages, far too many years on the road and one too many drinks way too many times. And yet, Bad can t help but reach for salvation with the help of Jean (MAGGIE GYLLENHAAL), a journalist who discovers the real man behind the musician. As he struggles down the road of redemption, Bad learns the hard way just how tough life can be on one man s crazy heart.
1. Hold On You - Bridges, Jeff
2. Hello Trouble - Owens, Buck
3. My Baby's Gone - Louvin Brothers
4. Somebody Else - Bridges, Jeff
5. I Don't Know - Various Artists
6. Fallin' And Flyin' - Bridges, Jeff
7. I Don't Know - Bridges, Jeff
8. Once A Gambler - Various Artists
9. Are You Sure Hank Done It This Way - Jennings, Waylon
10. Fallin And Flyin' - Farrell, Colin & Jeff Bridges
11. Gone Gone Gone - Farrell, Colin
12. If I Needed You - Van Zandt, Townes
13. Reflecting Light - Various Artists
14. Live Forever - Duvall, Robert
15. Brand New Angel - Bridges, Jeff
16. Weary Kind, The - Various Artists
The soundtrack features 16 songs including the original songs performed in the film by Jeff Bridges and Colin Farrell, The Weary Kind performed by Ryan Bingham (the theme song heard in the film's trailer and closing credits) and music featured in the film by Waylon Jennings, Buck Owens, Sam Phillips and many more. The soundtrack was co-produced by 10-time Grammy Award winner T Bone Burnett. Burnett, who co-produced the soundtrack with guitarist/songwriter Stephen Bruton. Synopsis Four-time Academy Award® nominee JEFF BRIDGES stars as the richly comic, semi-tragic romantic anti-hero Bad Blake, a broken-down, hard-living country music singer who's had way too many marriages, far too many years on the road and one too many drinks way too many times. And yet, Bad can t help but reach for salvation with the help of Jean (MAGGIE GYLLENHAAL), a journalist who discovers the real man behind the musician. As he struggles down the road of redemption, Bad learns the hard way just how tough life can be on one man s crazy heart.
1. Hold On You - Bridges, Jeff
2. Hello Trouble - Owens, Buck
3. My Baby's Gone - Louvin Brothers
4. Somebody Else - Bridges, Jeff
5. I Don't Know - Various Artists
6. Fallin' And Flyin' - Bridges, Jeff
7. I Don't Know - Bridges, Jeff
8. Once A Gambler - Various Artists
9. Are You Sure Hank Done It This Way - Jennings, Waylon
10. Fallin And Flyin' - Farrell, Colin & Jeff Bridges
11. Gone Gone Gone - Farrell, Colin
12. If I Needed You - Van Zandt, Townes
13. Reflecting Light - Various Artists
14. Live Forever - Duvall, Robert
15. Brand New Angel - Bridges, Jeff
16. Weary Kind, The - Various Artists
₪79.00
O.s.t - Deliverance (remastered 1973 Album W/poster)
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Remastered reissue of Eric Weissberg & Steve Mandel's menacing backwater bluegrass score to the 1972 film starring Burt Reynolds. Featuring new graphics, liner notes and a poster (approx. 18 inches x 14).
Remastered reissue of Eric Weissberg & Steve Mandel's menacing backwater bluegrass score to the 1972 film starring Burt Reynolds. Featuring new graphics, liner notes and a poster (approx. 18 inches x 14).
₪59.00
O.s.t - Naked Lunch (silver Screen Edition)
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Down Beat (5/92, p.34) - 5 Stars - Excellent - "..the best use of the jazz soloist in movies since 1965, when Getz blew over Eddie Sauter charts for "Mickey One"...this is the hot new Ornette record.."
Musician (5/92, p.97) - "...like no score we've heard before...one of those rare soundtracks that increases in interest when decoupled from the film... Ornette Coleman sounds fresher than virtually all of what passes for contemporary jazz today...The sum effect is almost narcotic...beautiful..."
Village Voice (2/2/93, p.78) - "...it's hard to resist Coleman and strings...The music is better without the movie..."
Jazziz (Dec.-Jan./92, p.94) - Picked by critic Josef Woodard as one of the 10 best jazz albums of 1992.
1. Naked Lunch
2. Hauser And O'Brien / Bugpowder
3. Mugwumps
4. Centipede
5. Black Meat, The
6. Simpatico / Misterioso
7. Fadela's Coven
8. Interzone Suite
9. William Tell
10. Mujahaddin
11. Intersong
12. Dr. Benway
13. Clark Nova Dies
14. Ballad / Joan
15. Cloquet's Parrots / Midnight Sunrise
16. Nothing Is True; Everything Is Permitted
17. Welcome To Annexia
18. Writeman
Down Beat (5/92, p.34) - 5 Stars - Excellent - "..the best use of the jazz soloist in movies since 1965, when Getz blew over Eddie Sauter charts for "Mickey One"...this is the hot new Ornette record.."
Musician (5/92, p.97) - "...like no score we've heard before...one of those rare soundtracks that increases in interest when decoupled from the film... Ornette Coleman sounds fresher than virtually all of what passes for contemporary jazz today...The sum effect is almost narcotic...beautiful..."
Village Voice (2/2/93, p.78) - "...it's hard to resist Coleman and strings...The music is better without the movie..."
Jazziz (Dec.-Jan./92, p.94) - Picked by critic Josef Woodard as one of the 10 best jazz albums of 1992.
1. Naked Lunch
2. Hauser And O'Brien / Bugpowder
3. Mugwumps
4. Centipede
5. Black Meat, The
6. Simpatico / Misterioso
7. Fadela's Coven
8. Interzone Suite
9. William Tell
10. Mujahaddin
11. Intersong
12. Dr. Benway
13. Clark Nova Dies
14. Ballad / Joan
15. Cloquet's Parrots / Midnight Sunrise
16. Nothing Is True; Everything Is Permitted
17. Welcome To Annexia
18. Writeman
₪55.00
O.s.t - Pufnstuf (feat. Maama Cass, Billie Hayes)
The soundtrack to the film version of Sid & Marty Kroffts gigantic children's TV hit HR Pufnstuf, the program that introduced psychedelia into the diet of English and American children in the late 60's early 70's. The soundtrack, written by Charles Fox and Norman Gimbel (Barbarella, Happy Days, Laverne & Shirley) is a remarkable amalgam of bubblegum, psychedelic instrumentation and joyful knockabout songs including 'Zap The World', and the fine cass solo number 'Different' which is exclusive to this record. Punfstuf is full of great, clever, funny songs sung by Jack Wild, Cass Elliot, Witchiepoo and the cast
1. If I Could - Jack Wild
2. Fire in the Castle - Instrumental
3. Living Island - Jack Wild and Ensemble
4. Witchiepoo's Lament - Instrumental
5. Angel Raid - Instrumental
6. A Friend in You - Jack Wild
7. How Lucky I Am - Instrumental
8. Pufnstuf - Jack Wild
9. Charge - Instrumental
10. Different - Mama Cass Elliot
11. Zap the World
12. Leaving Living Island - Instrumental
13. Rescue Racer to the Rescue - Jack Wild
14. Finale
The soundtrack to the film version of Sid & Marty Kroffts gigantic children's TV hit HR Pufnstuf, the program that introduced psychedelia into the diet of English and American children in the late 60's early 70's. The soundtrack, written by Charles Fox and Norman Gimbel (Barbarella, Happy Days, Laverne & Shirley) is a remarkable amalgam of bubblegum, psychedelic instrumentation and joyful knockabout songs including 'Zap The World', and the fine cass solo number 'Different' which is exclusive to this record. Punfstuf is full of great, clever, funny songs sung by Jack Wild, Cass Elliot, Witchiepoo and the cast
1. If I Could - Jack Wild
2. Fire in the Castle - Instrumental
3. Living Island - Jack Wild and Ensemble
4. Witchiepoo's Lament - Instrumental
5. Angel Raid - Instrumental
6. A Friend in You - Jack Wild
7. How Lucky I Am - Instrumental
8. Pufnstuf - Jack Wild
9. Charge - Instrumental
10. Different - Mama Cass Elliot
11. Zap the World
12. Leaving Living Island - Instrumental
13. Rescue Racer to the Rescue - Jack Wild
14. Finale
₪39.00
O.s.t - Taking Woodstock
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A generation began in his backyard. From Academy Award-winning director Ang Lee (Brokeback Mountain, Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon), comes Taking Woodstock, a new comedy inspired by the true story of Elliot Tiber (Demetri Martin) and his family, who inadvertently played a pivotal role in making the famed Woodstock Music and Arts Festival into the happening that it was. The Soundtrack CD features songs from a collection of music icons including Crosby, Stills & Nash, The Doors, Grateful Dead, Jefferson Airplane, Janis Joplin, and more. Many of the tracks are by artists who performed at Woodstock and are of the era.The soundtrack also includes a newly recorded version of 'Freedom' called 'Freedom 2009' by Richie Havens and scores elections by Danny Elfman. All songs and score are from the movie. Taking Woodstock is a joyous voyage to a moment in time when everything seemed possible.
A generation began in his backyard. From Academy Award-winning director Ang Lee (Brokeback Mountain, Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon), comes Taking Woodstock, a new comedy inspired by the true story of Elliot Tiber (Demetri Martin) and his family, who inadvertently played a pivotal role in making the famed Woodstock Music and Arts Festival into the happening that it was. The Soundtrack CD features songs from a collection of music icons including Crosby, Stills & Nash, The Doors, Grateful Dead, Jefferson Airplane, Janis Joplin, and more. Many of the tracks are by artists who performed at Woodstock and are of the era.The soundtrack also includes a newly recorded version of 'Freedom' called 'Freedom 2009' by Richie Havens and scores elections by Danny Elfman. All songs and score are from the movie. Taking Woodstock is a joyous voyage to a moment in time when everything seemed possible.
₪49.00
O.s.t - Valerie And Her Week Of Wonders (unreleased 1973 Soundtrack)
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Finders Keepers Make Musical History Once Again with What They Regard as their Very Finest, Darkest and Most Magnificent Hour as They Release the Delicately Haunting and Sacred Score to Jaromil Jires' Essential Eastern European Hallucinogenic-baroque-witch-flick 'valerie and her Week of Wonders'. It Has Taken Andy Votel Almost 12 Years to Finally Get his Grubby Vinyl-magnetic Mits on the Original Studio Recordings of this Previously Unreleased Score. A Futile Decade of Eastern European Phone Calls, Continental Crate Digging and Eventually Wicked Web Scouring Confirmed that Like Most Czechoslovakian Film Scores 'valerie and her Week of Wonders' Never Benefited from a Commercial Vinyl Release and was Condemned to a Life Imprisoned in the Vaults of the Original Film Production Company Sheltered from Political Duress and Controversy for Ever More… Until Now.
Highly recommended !
1. Magic Yard
2. Talk With Grandmother
3. Letter
4. Sermon
5. Losing The Way
6. Visit
7. Work Of Death
8. Dinner
9. Dense Smoke
10. Contract / The Wedding
11. Punishment
12. Disquiet
13. Awakening
14. Brother And Sisters
15. Sacrifice
16. Letter / 2 Friends
17. In Flames
18. Puppets
19. Homeless
20. Questions And Answers
21. Confession
22. Forgiveness
23. And The Last
Finders Keepers Make Musical History Once Again with What They Regard as their Very Finest, Darkest and Most Magnificent Hour as They Release the Delicately Haunting and Sacred Score to Jaromil Jires' Essential Eastern European Hallucinogenic-baroque-witch-flick 'valerie and her Week of Wonders'. It Has Taken Andy Votel Almost 12 Years to Finally Get his Grubby Vinyl-magnetic Mits on the Original Studio Recordings of this Previously Unreleased Score. A Futile Decade of Eastern European Phone Calls, Continental Crate Digging and Eventually Wicked Web Scouring Confirmed that Like Most Czechoslovakian Film Scores 'valerie and her Week of Wonders' Never Benefited from a Commercial Vinyl Release and was Condemned to a Life Imprisoned in the Vaults of the Original Film Production Company Sheltered from Political Duress and Controversy for Ever More… Until Now.
Highly recommended !
1. Magic Yard
2. Talk With Grandmother
3. Letter
4. Sermon
5. Losing The Way
6. Visit
7. Work Of Death
8. Dinner
9. Dense Smoke
10. Contract / The Wedding
11. Punishment
12. Disquiet
13. Awakening
14. Brother And Sisters
15. Sacrifice
16. Letter / 2 Friends
17. In Flames
18. Puppets
19. Homeless
20. Questions And Answers
21. Confession
22. Forgiveness
23. And The Last
₪99.00
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Ravi Shankar - Transmigration Macabre (remastered 1973 Soundtrack)
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Shankar composed Transmigration Macabre for the British art film Viola which tells of the growth and eventual victory of a possessed man¹s belief that his dead wife has returned to life in the form of a cat that pursues him. The music traces his emotional turmoil as the man, dominated by his wife during her lifetime, stuggles against her baneful influence after her death. Transmigration Macabre is Ravi Shankar's most psychedelic album, the dreamlike quality of the album is extraordinary. The beauty and sensitivity of the playing out of this world.
Song Title
1. Madness
2. Anxiety
3. Submission
4. Transmigration
5. Reflection
6. Fantasy
7. Torment
8. Death
9. Retribution
Shankar composed Transmigration Macabre for the British art film Viola which tells of the growth and eventual victory of a possessed man¹s belief that his dead wife has returned to life in the form of a cat that pursues him. The music traces his emotional turmoil as the man, dominated by his wife during her lifetime, stuggles against her baneful influence after her death. Transmigration Macabre is Ravi Shankar's most psychedelic album, the dreamlike quality of the album is extraordinary. The beauty and sensitivity of the playing out of this world.
Song Title
1. Madness
2. Anxiety
3. Submission
4. Transmigration
5. Reflection
6. Fantasy
7. Torment
8. Death
9. Retribution
₪69.00
Roy Budd - Get Carter - Original Motion Picture Soundtrack
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the moody score and bits of dialogue from this raw film make it all balance out and work together seemlessly. If you're a fan of this era you'll dig Roy Budd's contribution. I love this soundtrack and keep it, along with "The Ipcress File", in constant rotation.
the moody score and bits of dialogue from this raw film make it all balance out and work together seemlessly. If you're a fan of this era you'll dig Roy Budd's contribution. I love this soundtrack and keep it, along with "The Ipcress File", in constant rotation.
₪69.00