The Chemical Brothers – Hanna (Original Motion Picture Soundtrack)

 

Hanna is a 2011 action thriller film directed by Joe Wright. The film stars Saoirse Ronan as the titular character, a girl raised in the wilderness of northern Finland by her father, an ex-CIA operative (Eric Bana), who trains her as an assassin. Cate Blanchett portrays a senior CIA agent who tries to track down and eliminate the girl and her father. The soundtrack was written by The Chemical Brothers.

1 Hanna’s Theme 2:08

2 Escape 700 5:16

3 Chalice 1 0:47

4 The Devil Is In The Details 3:22

5 Map Sounds / Chalice 2 0:15

6 The Forest 1:07

7 Quayside Synthesis 1:21

8 The Sandman 1:45

9 Marissa Flashback 2:44

10 Bahnhof Rumble 2:37

11 The Devil Is In The Beats 2:34

12 Car Chase (Arp Worship) 4:58

13 Interrogation / Lonesome Subway / Grimm’s House 4:25

14 Hanna Vs Marissa 1:46

15 Sun Collapse 0:11

16 Special Ops 1:28

17 Escape Wavefold 3:21

18 Isolated Howl 0:41

19 Container Park 3:45

20 Hanna’s Theme (Vocal Version) 5:28

The Chemical Brothers – Hanna

Heavy Metal (Music From The Motion Picture) The Soundtrack & The Score

 

Heavy Metal is a 1981 Canadian adult animated science fantasy anthology film directed by Gerald Potterton (in his director debut) and produced by Ivan Reitman and Leonard Mogel, who also was the publisher of Heavy Metal magazine, which was the basis for the film. It starred the voices of Rodger Bumpass, Jackie Burroughs, John Candy, Joe Flaherty, Don Francks, Martin Lavut, Marilyn Lightstone, Eugene Levy, Alice Playten, Harold Ramis, Percy Rodriguez, Susan Roman, Richard Romanus, August Schellenberg, John Vernon, and Zal Yanovsky.

The film is an anthology of various science-fiction and fantasy stories tied together by a single theme of an evil force that is "the sum of all evils". It was adapted from Heavy Metal magazine and original stories in the same spirit. Like the magazine, the film features a great deal of graphic violence, sexuality, and nudity. Its production was expedited by having several animation houses working simultaneously on different segments.

1 Sammy Hagar– Heavy Metal 3:50

2 Riggs– Heartbeat 4:20

3 Devo– Working In The Coal Mine 2:48

4 Blue Öyster Cult– Veteran Of The Psychic Wars 4:48

5 Cheap Trick– Reach Out 3:35

6 Don Felder– Heavy Metal (Takin' A Ride) 5:00

7 Donald Fagen– True Companion 5:02

8 Nazareth – Crazy (A Suitable Case For A Treatment) 3:24

9 Riggs– Radar Rider 2:40

10 Journey– Open Arms 3:20

11 Grand Funk Railroad– Queen Bee 3:11

12 Cheap Trick– I Must Be Dreamin' 5:37

13 Black Sabbath– The Mob Rules 2:43

14 Don Felder– All Of You 4:18

15 Trust – Prefabricated 2:59

16 Stevie Nicks– Blue Lamp 3:48

The Soundtrack

The Score by Elmer Bernstein

Alfred Newman – How Green Was My Valley (1941)

 

How Green Was My Valley is a 1941 American drama film directed by John Ford, adapted by Philip Dunne from the 1939 novel of the same title by Richard Llewellyn. It stars Walter Pidgeon, Maureen O'Hara, Anna Lee, Donald Crisp, and a young Roddy McDowall.

It tells the story of the Morgans, a hard-working Welsh mining family, from the point of view of the youngest child Huw, who lives with his affectionate and kind parents as well as his sister and five brothers, in the South Wales Valleys during the late Victorian era. The story chronicles life in the South Wales coalfields, the loss of that way of life and its effects on the family.

The soundtrack was composed and conducted by Alfred Newman, who, at the time, had acquired a solid reputation as a musician with a marked intelligence in supplying films with music. In his career he had amassed a total of 46 Oscar nominations, resulting in nine Oscars, the most so far won by any individual in film history.

1 Twentieth Century Fox Fanfare 0:12

2 Main Title/Huw's Theme 2:50

3 The Family And Bronwen 6:30

4 The Strike/Mother And Huw In Ice 4:42

5 Treasure Island/The Spring Birds 3:51

6 Angharad And Mister Gruffydd 2:08

7 Command From The Queen 1:50

8 Huw Walks Among The Daffodils 3:29

9 Angharad With The Minister 1:06

10 Love Denied 4:11

11 School 1:35

12 Huw's Lesson/The Mine Tragedy 3:06

13 Two More Brothers Leave 1:52

14 The House On The Hill/Gossip 6:57

15 Goodbyes 1:31

16 Huw Finds His Father 0:53

17 Finale/End Theme 1:42

How Green Was My Valley

Home Alone Christmas - music by John Williams and various artists

 

1 Darlene Love – All Alone On Christmas 4:15

2 Alan Jackson – Holly Jolly Christmas 2:15

3 Fox Albert Choir – My Christmas Tree 2:35

4 John Williams – Somewhere In My Memory 3:49

5 Atlantic Starr – Silver Bells 4:15

6 TLC– Sleigh Ride - 3:44

7 Tom Petty And The Heartbreakers – Christmas All Over Again 4:12

8 Southside Johnny – Please Come Home For Christmas 2:41

9 John Williams – Merry Christmas, Merry Christmas 2:40

10 John Williams – Carol Of The Bells 1:25

11 Mel Tormé – Have Yourself A Merry Little Christmas 3:05

12 Lisa Fischer– O Come All Ye Faithful 3:26

Home Alone Christmas

see also: A Charlie Brown Christmas

Hotel De Love - soundtrack to the Australian feature film...music by various artists

 

1 KC & The Sunshine Band– Get Down Tonight

2 Hotel De Love Wedding Band– Sooner Or Later

3 10cc– I'm Not In Love

4 Tim Finn– In A Minor Key

5 Ronnie Grey– Howzat

6 Little River Band– Reminiscing

7 Cowboy Junkies– Blue Moon Revisited / Song For Elvis Blue Moon

8 Hotel De Love Wedding Band– Sway

9 Ronnie Grey– Baby I'm A-Want You

10 Tim Finn– In Love With It All

11 Leo Sayer– You Make Me Feel Like Dancing

12 Olivia Newton-John– I Honestly Love You

13 Split Enz– I Hope I Never

14 Ronnie Grey– Love Will Keep Us Together

Hotel De Love

The Hanging Garden - Music From And Inspired By The Motion Picture

 

1 Ani DiFranco– The Million You Never Made

2 Ashley MacIsaac– Ashley's Reels

3 Mae Moore– Deep Water

4 Spirit Of The West– Kiss & Tell

5 Jane Siberry– When Spring Comes

6 Holly Cole– Petals In A Stream

7 The Rankin Family– Sir James Baird

8 Meryn Cadell With Mary Margaret O'Hara– Wash Down

9 Mary Jane Lamond– Ba Ba Mo Leanabh

10 Lori Yates– The Future Is Here

11 Deb Montgomery– The Tale

12 Aether – Half Light

13 Laurel MacDonald– Oran Na H-Eala

14 John Roby– Theme From Hanging Garden

15 Leahy– Colm Quigley

16 The Wyrd Sisters– If It Ain't Here

The Hanging Garden

Barrington Pheloung, Jacqueline Du Pré – Hilary And Jackie (Music From The Motion Picture)

 

Concerto For Cello And Orchestra In E Minor, Op. 85 - I. Adagio. Moderato (excerpt) 3:42

Sisters 3:36

Suite No. 2 In B Minor For Flute & Strings, Bwv 1067 - I. Overture 1:27

The Farmhouse 2:59

The Holiday Song 1:08

The Hospital 1:01

A Day On A Beach 3:56

Concerto For Cello And Orchestra In E Minor, Op. 85: I. Adagio - Moderato 8:41

Concerto For Cello And Orchestra In E Minor, Op. 85: Ii. Lento - Allegro Molto 4:30

Concerto For Cello And Orchestra In E Minor, Op. 85: Iii. Adagio 5:51

Concerto For Cello And Orchestra In E Minor, Op. 85: Iv. Allegro - Moderato - Allegro Ma Non Troppo 12:04

Hilary And Jackie (Music From The Motion Picture)

Hannah And Her Sisters (A Selection Of Music From The Motion Picture)

 

Harry James – You Made Me Love You

Harry James – I've Heard That Song Before

Lloyd Nolan & Maureen O'Sullivan– Bewitched

Dick Hyman– Piano Medly

Dick Hyman– It Could Happen To You

Dick Hyman– Polkadots And Moonbeams

Dick Hyman– Avalon

Dick Hyman– Just You, Just Me

George Malcolm & Simon Preston– Concerto For Harpsichord In F Minor - 2nd Movement

Count Basie Orchestra– Back To The Apple

Bobby Short– I'm In Love Again

Derek Smith– You Are Too Beautiful

Roy Eldridge– If I Had You

Derek Smith– Isn't It Romantic

Hannah And Her Sisters

Dr Seuss' How the Grinch Stole Christmas - complete motion picture score - music by James Horner

 

Dr Seuss' How the Grinch Stole Christmas

Himalaya, The Rearing Of A Chief..original soundtrack...music composed by Bruno Coulais

 

Himalaya is RICH--with a range of male and female voices singing/chanting in the Tibetan language--and fluidly blended against a background of traditional instruments plus a western orchestra. One of the female vocalists is particularly amazing. The overall result is a very enthralling, lullaby-type of melody. Buddhist-inspired music, without the tedious repetition. Meditate to it. Do yoga. Relax and imagine yourself lost in the Himalayas. This music will put you in the mood. 

The Death Of Lhakpa     3:40
Norbu     2:38
The Salt     2:08
Tinle & The Child     2:56
The Crossing     2:45
The Night     2:13
The Council     2:19
The Walk     1:46
The Songs     1:14
Norbu & Karma     1:31
Karma     2:49
The Lake     3:07
Norbu (Cordes)     1:40
The Ceremony     0:30
Karma's Anger     1:43
The Exhaustion     1:50
Péma's Tears     1:11
The Caravan     2:41
The Tracks     2:10
Tinlé's Death     2:25
Opéra     4:08

 Himalaya

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The Human Stain:Coleman's Collection...motion picture soundtrack

 

Various ‎– The Human Stain (Motion Picture Soundtrack: Coleman's Collection)
Label: Lakeshore Records ‎– LKS 33784
Country: US
Released: 2003
Genre: Jazz, Classical, Stage & Screen
Style: Soundtrack

 Tracklist
1     –Jess Stacy     Honeysuckle Rose    
2     –Woody Herman     Woodchopper's Ball    
3     –Tommy Dorsey     Sleepy Lagoon    
4     –Fred Astaire     Cheek To Cheek    
5     –The Oscar Peterson Trio     I Got It Bad And That Ain't Good    
6     –Marian McPartland     Day Dream    
7     –Ken Peplowski     Cry Me A River    
8     –Teddy Wilson     Embraceable You    
9     –Johnny Hodges & Orchestra*     Day Dream    
10     –Gunter Weiss* And The Vienna Konzerthaus Quartet*     Schubert String Quintet In C, Opus 163 D956

 The Human Stain

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Hollywoodland...music from the motion picture.....various artists

 

 

 

Various ‎– Hollywoodland (Music From The Motion Picture)
Released: 2007

 

Tracklist
1     –Petr Vronský     Superman M E     0:47
2     –The Platters     The Great Pretender     2:40
3     –Frankie Laine     On The Sunny Side Of The Street     2:46
4     –Lionel Hampton     Flying Home     3:14
5     –Bo Diddley     Bo Diddley     2:29
6     –Conway Twitty     It's Only Make Believe     2:13
7     –Chico O'Farrill     El Cumbanchero     2:34
8     –John Coltrane     Theme For Ernie     4:56
9     –Little Richard     The Girl Can't Help It     2:31
10     –King Pleasure     You're Crying     3:12
11     –Chico O'Farrill     Elephant Walk     3:22
12     –Jerry Butler     He Will Break Your Heart     2:48
13     –Buster Brown     Fannie Mae     2:57
14     –Chico O'Farrill     At Last     3:46 

 

 

Hollywoodland

Suspense Of Disbelief: The Essential Alfred Hitchcock Collection...music by various artists

Suspense Of Disbelief: The Essential Alfred Hitchcock Collection
Format: CD, Compilation
Released: 2010
Genre: Stage & Screen
Style: Soundtrack

Tracklist:
1     –Jeff Alexander     Alfred Hitchcock Presents - Main Theme     0:25
2     –Jeff Alexander     Music To Be Murdered By     4:10
3     –Muir Mathieson     Vertigo - Prelude And Rooftop     4:44
4     –Bernard Herrmann     North By Northwest - Kidnapped     2:15
5     –Dimitri Tiomkin     I Confess - Main Theme     3:28
6     –Jeff Alexander     After You've Gone     3:18
7     –Doris Day     Que Sera, Sera     2:06
8     –Dimitri Tiomkin     Dial M For Murder - Main Theme     3:17
9     –Francis Poulenc     Rope - Mouvements Perpetuels     1:14
10     –Bernard Herrmann     The Trouble With Harry - Main Theme     2:15
11     –Miklós Rózsa     Spellbound - Dream     3:01
12     –Bernard Herrmann     North By Northwest - Fashion Show     5:19
13     –Franz Waxman     Rear Window - Juke Box #6     2:29
14     –Alfred Hitchcock     Alfred Hitchcock's Leading Ladies     0:31
15     –Muir Mathieson     Vertigo - Scene d'Amour     5:08
16     –Dimitri Tiomkin     Strangers On A Train - Prologue/Duet For Four Feet     17     –Alfred Hitchcock     Alfred Hitchcock, Master Manipulator     1:25
18     –Bernard Herrmann     Psycho - Prelude     2:01
19     –Bernard Herrmann     North By Northwest - Overture     2:16
20     –Miklós Rózsa     Spellbound - Main Theme     4:44
21     –Lyn Murray     To Catch A Thief - Main Theme     1:48
22     –Muir Mathieson     Vertigo - The Necklace, The Return And Finale     7:20
23     –Jeff Alexander     The Hour Of Parting     2:26

 Suspense Of Disbelief

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Heaven and Earth...Original Motion Picture Soundtrack...music by Kitaro

While regarded as one of the pioneers of the new age music genre, Kitaro is also no stranger to scoring for film and television. His music for the ‘Silk Road’ series by NHK in the early 1980's yielded four astonishing albums. A decade on, he would compose the music for Heaven and Earth (1993), the final picture of Oliver Stone’s unofficial ‘Vietnam War’ trilogy.

Kitaro won the Golden Globe for Best Original Score, which came rather unexpectedly, especially in a year that saw John Williams produced what was arguably his finest score for Schindler’s List (1993). His work for Heaven and Earth remains to be one of the most accomplished endeavours of his illustrious career.

Building from the symphonic sound of his massively-popular 1990 album Kojiki, his music here shows both dynamism and sensitivity as the melodies and arrangements echo the style of a traditional film score, yet are uniquely elevated by his penchant for using Asian instruments—our ears bear witness to the exquisite if sad sounds of the huqin (a kind of Chinese violin) in several tracks, and the powerful Taiko drums in ‘Arvn’ and ‘Village Attack/The Arrest’.

The synthesised sounds of what seem like the Japanese koto and flute are also brilliantly integrated with the orchestra, particularly in the stunning first track, ‘Heaven and Earth (Land Theme)’.

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The Hottest State...Original Motion Picture Soundtrack..music by Jesse Harris and various artists

The soundtrack for the film, The Hottest State, isn't just another compilation of songs pulled out of obscurity and thrown together for a movie companion piece. If anything, this album could also be categorized as a tribute record. The album features sixteen songs, plus two score passages, all recorded exclusively for the film by some of the finest names in music today, all for the benefit of paying tribute to one of the brightest new song-writing talents in the last two decades: Jesse Harris. Grammy winning singer/songwriter Jesse Harris wrote all the music for the soundtrack and serves as the album's co-executive producer along with the film's director/screenwriter/producer, Ethan Hawke. Together, they assembled a peerless group of artists to record Harris' songs: Willie Nelson, Emmylou Harris, Norah Jones, Cat Power, Bright Eyes, Feist, The Black Keys, M. Ward, Brad Mehldau, Tony Scherr and Argentinian newcomer, Rocha. 

Adapted by Ethan Hawke from his novel of the same name, The Hottest State is a bitter-sweet romance that distils the joy, pain, erotic highs, and emotional lows of first love. 

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Johnny Handsome..music by Ry Cooder

The movie, released in 1989 and starred Mickey Rourke, Ellin Barkin, Morgan Freeman, Elizabeth McGovern and Forrest Whitaker, tells the story of deformed gangster who, with a friend, execute a heist that goes wrong. The music by Ry Cooder suits the general mood of the story... an aural soundscape that blends in with the scenes and is a listening experience within itself.


Drums, Percussion – Jim Keltner
Producer, Guitar, Keyboards, Bass, Accordion, Fiddle, Percussion – Ry Cooder
Saxophone – Steve Douglas

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Honeydripper.........various artists

The music on this album is representative of the time period the movie takes place in. Solid, raw solo blues to faster, full band rocking and some blugrass.

1. Honeydripper Lounge - The Aces Of Spade
2. Tall Cotton - Mason Daring, Frank Gallagher, Tim Jackson & Mike Turk
3. No Matter How She Done It - Mable John
4. Standing By The Highway - New Beginnings Ministry
5. Move It On Over - Hank Williams
6. Why Don't You Do Right?- Lil Green
7. Stack O Lee - Keb' Mo'
8. You Got To Choose - New Beginnings Ministry
9. Goin' Down Slow - Danny Glover
10. Bertha May - Memphis Slim
11. Good Rockin' Tonight - Gary Clark Jr.
12. China Doll - Gary Clark Jr.
13. Blue Light Boogie - Gary Clark Jr.
14. Music Keeps Rollin' On - Barrence Whitfield
15. Things About Coming My Way - Ruth Brown

Honeydripper

                                                   

The Hot Spot: Various Artists - 1990, Jack Nitzsche

A soundtrack that's composed and produced by Jack Nitzsche and featuring John Lee Hooker, Miles Davis, Taj Mahal amongst others, now that's what I call cool!

Amazon review..."Contempary music that fits well in the with long summer days as the human drama the unfolds before the eyes. The vocals, by John Lee Hooker, give a painful objurgation at human nature. The cool/blue horn of Miles Davis gives a solitary notion of a individual human struggling with his passion and greed. Add Roy Rogers and Taj Mahal guitars' accretions too this poignancy, you have a melancholy that is aggraviting existence."

1. Coming To Town - John Lee Hooker, Earl Palmer, Tim Drummond, Miles Davis, Roy Rogers
2. Empty Bank - Taj Mahal, Miles Davis, Earl Palmer, Tim Drummond, Roy Rogers
3. Harry's Philosophy - John Lee Hooker
4. Dolly's Arrival - Earl Palmer, Tim Drummond, Roy Rogers, Taj Mahal
5. Harry And Dolly - John Lee Hooker, Tim Drummond, Miles Davis, Roy Rogers, Taj Mahal
6. Sawmill - John Lee Hooker, Tim Drummond, Miles Davis, Roy Rogers
7. Bank Robbery - Miles Davis, John Lee Hooker, Earl Palmer, Tim Drummond, Roy Rogers, Taj Mahal
8. Moanin' - John Lee Hooker
9. Gloria's Story - Miles Davis, Bradford Ellis
10. Harry Sets Up Sutton - John Lee Hooker, Tim Drummond, Miles Davis, Roy Rogers, Taj Mahal
11. Murder - John Lee Hooker, Miles Davis, Tim Drummond, Roy Rogers, Bradford Ellis
12. Blackmail - Miles Davis, John Lee Hooker, Earl Palmer, Tim Drummond, Roy Rogers, Taj Mahal
13. End Credits - John Lee Hooker, Earl Palmer, Tim Drummond, Miles Davis, Roy Rogers, Taj Mahal

The Hot Spot

High Fidelity

Like a great mix tape, the soundtrack to High Fidelity feels like it was assembled by a true music fanatic. Interspersing selections from cult favorites both old (Love, the 13th Floor Elevators) and new (Smog, Stereolab), it provides a window into the mind of the film's main character, a record store owner who's better able to express his love for a rare 45 than for his longtime girlfriend. --Steven Stolder


Nick Hornby's novel about a middle-aged, obsessive record-store owner and his struggle with growing up in an adult world indifferent to the finer points of soul music was a sharp commentary on life, love, and a decades-long affair with popular music. If any movie has to have a decent soundtrack it's this one. And it does. Perhaps a little light on soul (Stevie Wonder is a hip pick, but how about Arthur Alexander or even Otis Redding?), it specializes in cult and indie bands that should be familiar to many. The Velvet Underground, Love, the 13th Floor Elevators, and the Kinks honor the old school, while Royal Trux, Stereolab, and Smog represent the newest wave. Elvis Costello appears with a strong pick from an odd era (early '80s), and his greatest imitator, John Wesley Harding, is featured as well. This probably should have been a box set--you end up wanting more.--Rob O'Connor


1. You're Gonna Miss Me - 13th Floor Elevators
2. Everybody's Gonna Be Happy - The Kinks
3. I'm Wrong About Everything - John Wesley Harding
4. Oh! Sweet Nuthin' - The Velvet Underground
5. Always See Your Face - Love
6. Most Of The Time - Bob Dylan
7. Fallen For You - Shiela Nicholls
8. Dry The Rain - The Beta Band
9. Shipbuilding - Elvis Costello & The Attractions
10. Cold Blooded Old Times - Smog
11. Let's Get It On - Jack Black
12. Lo Boob Oscillator - Stereolab
13. Inside Game - Royal Trux
14. Who Loves The Sun - The Velvet Underground
15. I Believe (When I Fall In Love It Will Be Forever) - Stevie Wonder
 

High Fidelity