Angelo Badalamenti – Blue Velvet (Original Motion Picture Soundtrack) - Deluxe Edition

 

Originally released in 1986, the soundtrack/score to the David Lynch movie "Blue Velvet" was one of  Angelo Badalamenti's earliest productions. A dark, atmospheric and dramatic score, it still holds up well today even amongst other contemporary releases. This deluxe edition release is one for the completists and die-hard Angelo Badalamenti fans. 

The Original Soundtrack

1-1 Main Title (From The Motion Picture Blue Velvet) 1:24

1-2 Night Streets / Sandy And Jeffrey 3:37

1-3 Frank 3:33

1-4 Jeffrey's Dark Side 1:48

1-5 Mysteries Of Love (French Horn Solo)

2:09

1-6 Frank Returns 4:38

1-7 Mysteries Of Love (Instrumental)

4:13

Montage

1-8a Blue Velvet

1:19

1-8b Blue Star

1:55

Sound Effects Suite

1-9a Lumberton U.S.A.

0:30

1-9b Going Down To Lincoln 1:43

1-10 Akron Meets The Blues 2:41

1-11 Blue Velvet

2:48

1-12 Honky Tonk Part I

3:09

1-13 In Dreams

2:48

1-14 Love Letters

2:39

1-15 Mysteries Of Love

4:25

Lumberton Firewood

2-1 Alcron Meets The Blues 1:05

2-2 Lumberton U.S.A. Radio Ad 0:16

2-3 Timpo 0:23

2-4 Ribbon Scissor 0:20

2-5 Going Down To Lincoln 1:41

2-6 Organs And Sirens (Take 2) 1:12

2-7 Sandy And Jeffrey 0:26

2-8 Dorothy Alone 0:19

2-9 Mount Frank's Eruption aka Frank (Film Version Without Clarinet) 3:36

2-10 Sloe Club Boys 0:25

2-11 High Gentle Memories 1:02

2-12 Stalking Out 0:22

2-13 Yellow Man 1:03

2-14 Sandy And Jeffrey (Version 2) 0:47

2-15 Ominously Yours II 0:54

2-16 Ominously Yours IV 0:41

2-17 Organ (Version 3) / Mysteries Of Love 4:11

2-18 Organ Toots And Sirens 1:17

2-19 Cue 61A 1:13

2-20 Cue 05 0:54

2-21 Cue 09 0:55

2-22 Cue 09A 0:29

2-23 Cue 13 1:38

2-24 Cue 16 0:24

2-25 Cue 21 & 24 0:46

2-26 Cue 27 1:54

2-27 Cue 36 0:34

2-28 Cue 46 1:14

2-29 Cue 48 0:48

2-30 Cue 50 1:04

2-31 Cue 56 1:22

2-32 Cue 65 Pt 1 0:51

2-33 Cue D 0:56

2-34 Cue 65 (Version 2) 3:05

Blue Velvet (Original Motion Picture Soundtrack) - Deluxe Edition

Ry Cooder – Paris, Texas (Music From The Motion Picture) - remastered edition

 

Paris, Texas is a 1984 drama road film directed by Wim Wenders, co-written by Sam Shepard and L. M. Kit Carson, and produced by Don Guest. It stars Harry Dean Stanton, Nastassja Kinski, Dean Stockwell, Aurore Clément and Hunter Carson. In the film, disheveled recluse Travis Henderson (Stanton) reunites with his brother Walt (Stockwell) and son Hunter (Carson); Travis and Hunter then embark on a trip through the American Southwest to track down Travis' missing wife, Jane (Kinski).

At the 1984 Cannes Film Festival, it won the Palme d'Or from the official jury, as well as the FIPRESCI Prize and the Prize of the Ecumenical Jury. It went on to other honors and widespread critical acclaim praising mainly direction, acting, cinematography, emotional resonance and musical score.

1 Paris, Texas Written-By – Ry Cooder 2:54

2 Brothers Written-By – Ry Cooder 2:05

3 Nothing Out There Written-By – Ry Cooder 1:33

4 Canción Mixteca Arranged By – Ry Cooder, Vocals [Uncredited] – Harry Dean Stanton

Written By – Traditional 4:16

5 No Safety Zone Written-By – Ry Cooder 1:54

6 Houston In Two Seconds Written-By – Ry Cooder 2:04

7 She's Leaving The Bank Written-By – Jim Dickinson, Ry Cooder 5:58

8 On The Couch Written-By – Ry Cooder 1:29

9 I Knew These People Dialog [Uncredited] – Sam Shepard 

Voice [Uncredited] – Harry Dean Stanton, Nastassja Kinski Written-By – Ry Cooder 8:40

10 Dark Was The Night Arranged By – Ry Cooder, Written-By – Blind Willie Johnson 2:53

Ry Cooder – Paris, Texas

Ryuichi Sakamoto, David Byrne and Cong Su – The Last Emperor

 

The Last Emperor is the soundtrack album for the film of the same name. It features nine pieces composed by Ryuichi Sakamoto, five by David Byrne, one from Cong Su, and a few incidental pieces of source music. The album won the Best Original Score award at the 1987 Academy Awards, and won the Best Score Soundtrack for Visual Media award at the 31st Annual Grammy Awards in 1989.

1 Ryuichi Sakamoto– First Coronation

2 Ryuichi Sakamoto– Open The Door

3 Ryuichi Sakamoto– Where Is Armo?

4 Ryuichi Sakamoto– Picking Up Brides

5 Ryuichi Sakamoto– The Last Emperor (Theme Variation 1)

6 Ryuichi Sakamoto– Rain (I Want A Divorce)

7 Ryuichi Sakamoto– The Baby (Was Born Dead)

8 Ryuichi Sakamoto– The Last Emperor (Theme Variation II)

9 Ryuichi Sakamoto– The Last Emperor (Theme)

10 David Byrne– Main Title Theme (The Last Emperor)

11 David Byrne– Picking A Bride

12 David Byrne– Bed

13 David Byrne– Wind, Rain And Water

14 David Byrne– Paper Emperor

15 Cong Su– Lunch

16 The Red Guard Accordion Band– Red Guard

17 The Ball Orchestra Of Vienna– The Emperor's Waltz

18 The Girls Red Guard Dancers– The Red Guard Dance

The Last Emperor