for movie soundtrack enthusiasts and music aficionados, a collection of rare, hard to find, out of print, lost, forgotten and classic movie soundtracks...enjoy!
Various – Buffy The Vampire Slayer: Radio Sunnydale - Music From The TV Series Tracklist –The BreedersBuffy Main Title Theme1:12 –The Dandy WarholsBohemian Like You3:33 –Nikka CostaEverybody Got Their Something4:20 –Christophe BeckDead Guys With Bombs2:55 –DevicsKey3:29 –Lunatic CalmSound Of The Revolution4:03 –Dashboard ProphetsBallad For Dead Friends4:14 –Angie HartBlue2:49 –Aimee MannPavlov's Bell4:26 –Alison KraussThat Kind Of Love3:44 –AberdeenSink Or Float3:27 –Patty MedinaStill Life4:27 –LaikaBlack Cat Bone4:25 –Man Of The YearJust As Nice2:59 –Melanie DoaneI Can't Take My Eyes Off You3:55 –Fonda The Sun Keeps Shining On Me4:07 –Halo FriendliesRun Away3:02 –Emiliana TorriniSummerbreeze3:40 –Cibo MattoSugar Water4:30 –Rob DuncanThe Final Fight (Original Score)4:02 –Nerf HerderBuffy The Vampire Slayer Theme1:03
The soundtrack to this Coen brothers movie from 2004 is a collection of old time spirituals, gospel hymns and quartet songs done by a mix of classic and contemporary artists including Pastor Donnie McClurkin, Rosie Stone(of the Sly and the Family Stone), Blind Willie Johnson, The Soul Stirrers and The Swan Silvertones. A real treat for lovers of roots music and deftly produced by the legendary T-Bone Burnett. –The Soul StirrersCome, Let Us Go Back To God2:50 –Nappy RootsTrouble Of This World (Coming Home)3:48 –The Venice Four With Rose Stone And The Abbot Kinney Lighthouse ChoirLet Your Light Shine On Me6:43 –Nappy RootsAnother Day, Another Dollar3:48 –The Soul StirrersJesus I'll Never Forget2:36 –Nappy RootsTrouble In, Trouble Out4:04 –Bill Landford & The LandfordairesTrouble Of This World2:45 –Donnie McClurkinCome, Let Us Go Back To God4:33 –Rosewell Sacred Harp Quartet*Weeping Mary2:41 –Little Brother Sinner4:25 –Bill Landford & The LandfordairesTrouble, Lord I'm Troubled2:58 –Donnie McClurkinYou Can't Hurry God2:26 –The Soul StirrersAny Day Now2:28 –Rose Stone With The Venice Four And The Abbot Kinney Lighthouse ChoirTrouble Of This World2:55 –Claude Jeter* And The Swan SilvertonesA Christian's Plea2:23 –Blind Willie JohnsonLet Your Light Shine On Me3:07 –The Venice Four With Rose Stone And The Abbot Kinney Lighthouse ChoirLet The Light From The Lighthouse Shine On Me1:42
Composed, orchestrated and conducted by the award-winning Carter Burwell, the Twilight score is a must-have companion to the movie experience. Burwell is a renowned composer who is well known for his work on most Coen Brothers films, including The Big Lebowski, Fargo, Burn After Reading, plus films including Being John Malkovich, Gods and Monsters, and more. Carter Burwell paints the vivid and complex story of Twilight through these masterful compositions. The same handful of melodies pervade nearly every piece, but subtle changes in key, rhythm, dynamic and instrumentation turn them into something new and unique to each song. The almost tribal drive of the drum rhythms communicate well the primal undercurrent in the story, while beautiful and mysterious melodies vividly highlight the intensity as well as the "forbidden" element to Edward and Bella's love. The darker pieces dedicated to the bad vampires skillfully communicate the one, most important thing about these antagonists: Danger. Burwell is excellent, and composed a score PERFECTLY FIT to the story of Twilight. This score by Carter Burwell does not disappoint. It is hauntingly beautiful, delicate, expressive music composed truly with the theme of the movie in mind. You almost feel transported to the town of Forks (covered in low clouds, mist and fog) - the music is really that powerful.
Three Dollars. It's About Change (Music from the Motion Picture and Novel - Original Score by Alan John) Label: ABC Classics Released: 2005 Tracklist 1–David BowieWe Are The Dead4:55 2–GelbisonKeep It Kleen3:00 3–Joy DivisionTransmission3:34 4–Doris SvenssonWhispering Pines3:49 5–Elvis PresleyWalk A Mile In My Shoes2:01 6–Chet BakerMy Funny Valentine2:17 7–Died PrettySweetheart4:10 8–Ice Nine This Is Noam4:02 9–Jolie HollandDarlin Ukelele4:05 Original Score By Alan John 10–Alan JohnThree Dollars - Titles3:03 11–Alan JohnOde To Joy0:41 12–Alan JohnClaremont's Land0:54 13–Alan JohnFading Light/Crossroads/Overtime3:13 14–Alan JohnThrough With Love1:38 15–Alan JohnAlfred's Money1:38 16–Alan JohnDeadlands2:58 17–Alan JohnAbby0:39 18–Alan JohnIntegrity1:26 19–Alan JohnThe Sacking/Spiraldown/Bin Search3:46 20–Alan JohnThe Bashing/Three Dollars - Coda4:39
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)
