Brian Eno – Rams - Original Soundtrack Album

 

Rams is a documentary film about German industrial designer Dieter Rams, directed by Gary Hustwit.

The film examines Rams' influence on modern design, his work for Braun and Vitsœ and his philosophies on sustainability and consumerism. The film was announced in June 2016 and was released in the Fall of 2018.

English musician Brian Eno composed the music for the film. The soundtrack album of the score, Rams: Original Soundtrack Album, was first released with 2500 copies on white vinyl on 29 August 2020 for Record Store Day. The CD release followed in 2021.

1 Bright Clouds Of Metal 4:23

2 Harmonic Guitar 3:27

3 Unusual Temperament 5:32

4 A Warm Sweet Bed 1:27

5 Beautiful Metals 2:21

6 Designer Piano 3:30

7 Generative Lounge 4:28

8 Design As Reduction 4:22

9 Al'Khwarizmi Piano 3:49

10 Shimmering Future 1:45

11 For A New Design 5:09

Rams - Original Soundtrack Album

Romeo Must Die (The Album) 2000 - various artists soundtrack

 

Romeo Must Die is a 2000 American action film directed by Andrzej Bartkowiak in his directorial debut, and features fight choreography by Corey Yuen. The film stars Jet Li, Aaliyah (in her film debut), Isaiah Washington, Russell Wong, DMX, and Delroy Lindo. The film marks Aaliyah's only film that was released during her lifetime, before she was killed in a plane crash one year later on August 25, 2001. The plot is loosely related to William Shakespeare's Romeo and Juliet, transplanted to contemporary Oakland with Black-American and Chinese-American gangs representing the feuding families.

Romeo Must Die: The Album soundtrack is composed of hip hop, funk and R&B music. It was released on March 14, 2000 through Blackground Records and Virgin Records in association with Warner Bros. Records (who helped co-financed the soundtrack). Recording sessions took time between May 1999 and January 2000. It features contributions from Aaliyah, who appears on fours songs, as well as B.G., Chanté Moore, Dave Hollister, Destiny's Child, Ginuwine, Joe, Lil' Mo, Mack 10, Playa, Stanley Clarke, The Comrads and more.

In the United States, the soundtrack debuted at number 3 on the Billboard 200 and topped the Top R&B/Hip-Hop Albums chart selling 203,000 in its first week. It was certified Platinum by the Recording Industry Association of America on May 2, 2000 for selling a million copies. The album sold 1.3 million copies by the end of 2000. By 2001 the album sold 1.5 million copies domestically and over 2 million copies internationally.

1 Aaliyah– Try Again 4:44

2 Aaliyah Featuring DMX– Come Back In One Piece 4:18

3 Joe– Rose In A Concrete World (J Dub Remix) 4:50

4 BG – Rollin' Raw 3:59

5 Timbaland & Magoo– We At It Again 4:44

6 Aaliyah– Are You Feelin' Me? 3:09

7 Destiny's Child– Perfect Man 3:47

8 Ginuwine– Simply Irresistible 4:00

9 Confidential – It Really Don't Matter 4:07

10 Mack 10 Featuring The Comrades*– Thugz 4:12

11 Aaliyah– I Don't Wanna 4:15

12 Dave Bing Featuring Lil' Mo– Somebody Gonna Die Tonight 4:36

13 Playa– Woozy 4:09

14 Dave Hollister– Pump The Brakes 4:26

15 Chante Moore – This Is A Test 3:19

16 Non-A-Miss– Revival 4:56

17 Blade – Come On 3:49

18 Stanley Clarke Featuring Politix– Swung On 3:15

Romeo Must Die (The Album)

Harold Faltermeyer – The Running Man (Original Motion Picture Soundtrack) (The Deluxe Edition)

 

The Running Man is a 1987 American dystopian action film directed by Paul Michael Glaser and starring Arnold Schwarzenegger, María Conchita Alonso, Richard Dawson, Yaphet Kotto, and Jesse Ventura. The film is set in a dystopian United States between 2017 and 2019, featuring a television show where convicted criminal "runners" must escape death at the hands of professional killers. It is loosely based on the 1982 novel The Running Man written by Stephen King and published under the pseudonym Richard Bachman.

The Running Man: The Deluxe Edition, was composed by Harold Faltermeyer (Beverly Hills Cop, Top Gun, Cop Out, and Top Gun, Maverick). The original (1987) 17 track album has been expanded to 35 tracks, which includes additional music and unreleased and alternate cues. The album was remastered by Chas Ferry from the original Paramount Pictures sources.

The Running Man: The Deluxe Edition

Remember Me (Original Motion Picture Soundtrack) - various artists

 

1 Luscious Jackson– Alien Lover 3:52

2 Kottonmouth Kings– Play On 4:53

3 National Skyline– Kandles 4:59

4 Ani DiFranco– Soft Shoulder 6:06

5 Two Ton Boa– Have Mercy 5:10

6 Ed Harcourt– Hanging With The Wrong Crowd 3:42

7 The Promise Ring– Why Did We Ever Meet 4:04

8 Supergrass– You Can See Me 3:38

9 Sparklehorse– Sea Of Teeth 4:29

10 Sigur Rós– Andvari 6:35

11 The Sea And Cake– Parasol 5:24

12 Us3– Soul Brother 3:59

13 Long Hind Legs– Open Wide 3:10

14 Fonda – The Sun Keeps Shining On Me 4:06

Remember Me

Carter Burwell – Rob Roy - Original Motion Picture Soundtrack From The Film

 

Overture

1.A Rob Roy 2:17

1.B The Rieving Party 2:23

2 Home From The Hills 2:45

3 Hard Earth 2:08

4 Procession For The Ill-Used 1:38

5 Blood Sport 1:15

6 The Gaelic Reels 1:06

7 Ailein Duinn 2:36

8 The Last Peaceful Night 1:50

9 Troops In The Mist 1:14

10 Honor Inflamed 3:19

The Dispossessed

11.A The Cave 0:56

11.B Hard Home On The Moor 1:06

12 The Blunt Reels 2:10

Highland Justice

13.A Call Of The Claymore 1:24

13.B Assize Of The Gregorach 1:33

14 A Standing Stone, A Silk Purse 3:34

15 Theid Mi Dhachaigh (I'll Go Home) 1:19

Rannoch Moor Suite

16.A Scorched Earth 1:11

16.B Rannoch Moor Retreat 1:45

16.C The Mists 2:28

16.D Rob Come To Hand 0:40

17 Morag's Lament 0:50

18 Born By Rapids 2:24

Love And Death Suite

19.A My Beloved 1:59

19.B A Matter Of Honor 1:19

19.C Cunningham's End 0:48

20 Robert And Mary 3:14

Rob Roy - Original Motion Picture Soundtrack

Risky Business - The Business Undone Edition

 

01 - The Police - Every Breath You Take

02 - The Living Strings - My Heart Tells Me (Joel's dad's stereo scene)

03 - Bob Seger - Old Time Rock And Roll

04. Tangerine Dream – The Dream is Always the Same (Unedited Version)

05 - Tangerine Dreams -Cloudburst Flight (Unedited Version of Guido The Killer

Pimp)

06 - Jeff Beck - The Pump

07 - Tangerine Dreams - Force Majeure (Unedited Version of Lana)

08 - Bruce Sringsteen - Hungry Heart

09 - Muddy Waters - Mannish Boy (I'm A Man)

10 - Talking Heads - Swamp

11 - Prince -D.M.S.R. (unedited Version)

12 - Journey- After the Fall

13 - Phil Collins - In the Air Tonight

14 - Tangerine Dream - Love on a Real Train (Risky Business) (Unedited Version)

Risky Business - The Business Undone Edition

Repo Men: The Repossession Mambo (original motion picture soundtrack)

 

001 Rosemary Clooney– Sway 2:38

002 Method Man– Release Yo' Delf (Prodigy Mix) 4:37

003 Toots & The Maytals– 54-46 Was My Number 3:11

004 William Bell– Every Day Will Be Like A Holiday 2:37

005 Nina Simone– Feeling Good 2:57

006 Moloko– Sing It Back 4:24

007 Beck– Nausea 2:56

008 UNKLE feat. Ian Astbury– Burn My Shadow 4:57

009 Dave Stewart – Love Lives 4:33

010 RZA feat. Stone Mecca and Reverend William Burke – Every Day Will Be Like A Holiday 3:34

011 The Mamas And The Papas – Dream A Little Dream Of Me 3:15

012 Marco Beltrami– Repo Mambo 2:37

Repo Men: The Repossession Mambo

Riding Giants (Original Motion Picture Soundtrack)

 

1 The Waterboys– This Is The Sea 6:31

2 Alice In Chains– Them Bones 2:30

3 The Ruts– Babylon's Burning 2:36

4 The Hives– The Stomp 1:56

5 Link Wray– Rumble 2:27

6 Sol Hoopii With O.T. Coffin– Twelf Street Rag 3:04

7 The Illdependents– Innacitytears 3:43 

8 Dick Dale And The Del-Tones*– Misirlou 2:41

9 The Stray Cats*– Rumble In Brighton 3:14

10 Screamin' Jay Hawkins– Makaha Waves 2:56

11 Soundgarden– My Wave 5:14

12 Pearl Jam– Go 3:14

13 Gabby Pahinui Hawaiian Band*– Aloha Ka Manini 2:33

14 The Bangkok Starters*– Glass Off 2:48

Riding Giants

Romeo Is Bleeding...original motion picture soundtrack recording...music by Mark Isham

 

Mark Isham's muted trumpet provides a first rate soundtrack for this compelling film. The music is atmospheric and truly haunting. It has a calming, nostalgic sound to it and brings a sense of longing for simple, yet emotionally fulfilling times. It reminds us that nothing worth having is gained without some kind of loss. 

 Romeo Is Bleeding

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Buffy the Vampire Slayer: Radio Sunnydale...music from the TV series...various artists

Various ‎– Buffy The Vampire Slayer: Radio Sunnydale - Music From The TV Series

Tracklist
–The Breeders Buffy Main Title Theme 1:12
–The Dandy Warhols Bohemian Like You 3:33
–Nikka Costa Everybody Got Their Something 4:20
–Christophe Beck Dead Guys With Bombs 2:55
–Devics Key 3:29
–Lunatic Calm Sound Of The Revolution 4:03
–Dashboard Prophets Ballad For Dead Friends 4:14
–Angie Hart Blue 2:49
–Aimee Mann Pavlov's Bell 4:26
–Alison Krauss That Kind Of Love 3:44
–Aberdeen Sink Or Float 3:27
–Patty Medina Still Life 4:27
–Laika Black Cat Bone 4:25
–Man Of The Year Just As Nice 2:59
–Melanie Doane I Can't Take My Eyes Off You 3:55
–Fonda The Sun Keeps Shining On Me 4:07
–Halo Friendlies Run Away 3:02
–Emiliana Torrini Summerbreeze 3:40
–Cibo Matto Sugar Water 4:30
–Rob Duncan The Final Fight (Original Score) 4:02
–Nerf Herder Buffy The Vampire Slayer Theme 1:03

Radio Sunnydale

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Rancho Deluxe (Original Motion Picture Soundtrack)....music by Jimmy Buffett

Jimmy Buffett was already three well-received albums towards becoming a populist phenomenon when he undertook his only film score (to date), director Frank Perry's 1975 "modern" Western, Rancho Deluxe. The fact that the film's screenwriter, the highly regarded Thomas McGuane, is Buffett's brother-in-law certainly had something to do with his hiring. In this instance, however, the results are decidedly pro-nepotism.

Buffett's songs and incidental music for this underappreciated antecedent to the likes of Clint Eastwood's Bronco Billy (including an early version of the hit "Livingston Saturday Night") have a raw honky-tonk swagger that would've done Waylon or Willie proud. More than merely a welcome addition to the Parrothead canon, Rancho Deluxe proves to be an anti-Nashville country classic. --Jerry McCulley (Amazon review)

Rancho Deluxe

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Robocop...original motion picture soundtrack..music by Basil Poledouris..remastered edition with extra tracks

When noted Dutch director Paul Verhoeven moved to Hollywood in the mid-'80s, few could have guessed he would embrace the prevailing action film culture with such unabashed enthusiasm. The assaultive, pulp-on-steroids sensibility of Robocop made it a huge success, but came injected with critiques of American TV and pop culture that were often wrapped in the muscular irony of Basil Poledouris' driving, synth-pumped orchestral score. This new edition of the modern sci-fi classic underscores the point with bonus tracks of the film's jangly TV news and commercial parodies, but it's still the industrial crunch of Poledouris' back-to-the-future neo-modernism that take center stage on this digitally remastered deluxe edition. 

Powered by an aggressive performance by a then-newly reformed Sinfonia of London and recorded at legendary Abbey Road (the score's frequent metallic percussion is the studio's fire extinguisher being struck with a hammer), Poledouris' music manages to evoke themes of sacrifice and redemption that are as old as the Bible, yet infuse them with a cold detachment that suggests a future of uncertain humanity. --Jerry McCulley (Amazon review)

ROBOCOP

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The Rocketeer..music from the original motion picture soundtrack...music by James Horner

This exceptional score by James Horner is at times light hearted, dark, ominous and mysterious,but also uplifting and action filled. There are two songs included, Begin the Beguine and When Your Lover Has Gone, which perfectly capture the feeling of the forties, when the film was set. Even for those of us that didn't live during the 30's/40's, the movie is like a period piece you can enjoy that makes the movie come alive.

James Horner, in the same tradition that Korngold and Williams have done, brings about the heroic march to underscore the excitement and thrill of a man flying through the air wearing a rocket strapped to his back. Without it, the film might be dull and lifeless. But Horner's 2/4 time drums the strains of athletes entering the arena to compete, or the Roman army marching triumphant up the great Apian Way, and we smile at his success.

The Rocketeer

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Tracklist:
Main Title / Takeoff 4:30
The Flying Circus 6:30
Jenny 5:10
Begin The Beguine 3:36
Neville Sinclair's House 7:20
Jenny's Rescue 3:20
Rendezvous At Griffith Park Observatory 8:10
When Your Lover Has Gone 3:25
The Zeppelin 8:00
Rocketeer To The Rescue / End Title 6:30

Rain..Music from the Motion Picture..featuring music by Neil Finn

Soundtrack to the 2001 New Zealand film, features tracks from Neil Finn, Lisa Germano, Neil's son Liam Finn and more. 

Quite a few rock artists have tried to cross over to film scoring with varying degrees of success; Mark Knopfler of Dire Straits and Peter Gabriel are among the most notable examples. Now we can count Crowded House/Split Enz alumnus Neil Finn among those who have made the jump successfully.

"Rain" is a pleasant mix of new songs and instrumentals - all original. The best tracks are the two songs Finn shares with Edmund McWilliams. They bring an interesting harmonic counterpoint to Finn's usual solo material. Lisa Germano's "Cry Wolf" is also an exceptional track.

The instrumental score tracks are recognizably Neil Finn in style and texture without being recycled songs. His almost-folksy mix of acoustic guitar and keyboards makes for a pleasant combination, and it's interesting to hear him experiment with creating a mood without his signature (and sometimes cryptic) lyrical imagery. All in all, a very good first attempt at film scoring - here's hoping Neil Finn gives it another try in the future.

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Henry Mancini:The Pink Panther and The Return of the Pink Panther Soundtrack

Henry Mancini's unforgettable soundtracks to two of director Blake Edwards' 'Pink Panther' films teamed together, 1964's 'Pink Panther' & 1975's 'Return Of The Pink Panther'. A combined total of 25 tracks. This is Henry Mancini at his best. The music from these two films is first rate and very enjoyable and includes many gems. "The Greatest Gift" is a beautiful, haunting ballad and the "Return of the Pink Panther" number is a great, seductive variation on the Pink Panther theme. Of course the original "Pink Panther Theme" is included as well in all it's glory.

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the original movie trailer itself is hilarious!

                                    

..and this scene from "The Return..."

                                       

Lola Rennt (Run Lola Run)...original soundtrack

"Lola Rennt" (Lola Runs) is a high speed chase story set on a summer midday in Berlin. It is told from three different perspectives and is driven by a pumping techno soundtrack co-composed by the film's direct Tom Tykwer. The whole album is a pulsating electronic speed trip that owes as much to Kraftwerk's "Autobahn" as to the drummers of Miles Davis' electric phase and the trip hop phantasies of Portishead and Massive Attack. It got the Berlin techno groove down to a populist point that makes it bearable to a wider audience without betraying it's roots.

This is one of those soundtracks that make the film a lot more interesting and valuable, providing the whole atmosphere of speed along with the dynamic images. One can virtually feel the "movement" of the body of Lola and the neccessity to run outside when the first beat of this excellent soundtrack knocks you on the head.

1. Believe - Franka Potente
2. Introduction - Tykwer/Klimek/Heil
3. Running One - Tykwer/Klimek/Heil
4. Supermarket - Tykwer/Klimek/Heil
5. Running Two - Tykwer/Klimek/Heil
6. Running Three - Tykwer/Klimek/Heil
7. Casino - Tykwer/Klimek/Heil
8. Somebody Has To Pay - Susie Van Der Meer
9. Wish (Komm Zu Mir) - Franka Potente & Thomas D
10. Introduction (Remix) - Sun Electric
11. Supermarket (Super Clemek Remix) - Clemek
12. Running One (Large Mix) - Lee Spencer and Johnny Klimek
13. Running Two (Remix) - Operation Phoenix
14. Casino (Solid State Remix) - Tommi Eckart
15. (Big) Wish - Franka Potente and Thomas D

        

Reservoir Dogs

This Quentin Tarantino production was pre-Pulp Friction but still packed a punch and set the style for future Tarantino movies. The soundtrack features some classic early 70s tracks and hilarious DJ intros by comedian Steven Wright

Reservoir Dogs

 

                                                         

Reckless Kelly.....motion picture soundtrack....music by various artists

This soundtrack to Yahoo Serious' follow up movie to Young Einstein features another killer selection of tracks by Australian artists. Covers of "Born To Be Wild" by INXS, "I Fought the Law" and "Happiness Is A Warm Gun" by The Dukes and "Wild Thing" by The Divynls plus originals by James Reyne, Mental As Anything, Yothu Yindi and Steve Kilbey to mention a few.

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