Dead Man - A Film By Jim Jarmusch - music by Neil Young

 

Dead Man is a 1995 American acid Western film written and directed by Jim Jarmusch. It stars Johnny Depp, Gary Farmer, Billy Bob Thornton, Iggy Pop, Crispin Glover, John Hurt, Michael Wincott, Lance Henriksen, Gabriel Byrne, Mili Avital, and Robert Mitchum in his final film performance. The movie, set in the late 19th century, follows William Blake, a meek accountant on the run after killing a man. He has a chance encounter with enigmatic Native American spirit-guide "Nobody", who believes Blake is the reincarnation of the visionary English poet William Blake.

Described by Jarmusch as a "Psychedelic Western", the film is shot entirely in monochrome. Neil Young composed the guitar-dominated soundtrack with portions he improvised while watching the movie footage. Many have considered it a premier postmodern Western. It has been compared to Cormac McCarthy's novel Blood Meridian.

1 Guitar Solo, No. 1 5:17

2 The Round Stones Beneath The Earth... 3:31

3 Guitar Solo, No. 2 2:03

4 Why Does Thou Hide Thyself, Clouds... 2:24

5 Organ Solo 1:33

6 Do You Know How To Use This Weapon? [Poetry Reading] – Johnny Depp 4:22

7 Guitar Solo, No. 3 4:31

8 Nobody's Story 6:35

9 Guitar Solo, No. 4 4:22

10 Stupid White Men... 8:45

11 Guitar Solo, No. 5 14:40

12 Time For You To Leave, William Blake... 0:51

13 Guitar Solo, No. 6 3:22

Dead Man

Dogs In Space (Original Motion Picture Soundtrack) - various artists

 

Dogs in Space is a 1986 Australian film set in Melbourne's "Little Band" post-punk music scene in 1978. It was directed by Richard Lowenstein and starred Michael Hutchence as Sam, the drug-addled frontman of the fictitious band from which the film takes its name.

The soundtrack album was released on Chase Records in February 1987 (CLPX14), featuring several tracks from reformed "little bands" and other contemporary tracks of the time.

The album came in two versions: a censored version in a white sleeve with a band name bowdlerised to "Thrush and the C***s" and possibly-offensive song vocal tracks removed, and an "R"-rated version in a black sleeve with all band names in full, movie dialogue between the songs, and all vocal tracks in full. The album's liner notes were written by Clinton Walker.

Chase Records went out of business soon after and, despite much effort, the record has never been reissued and has remained unavailable since. It is now a collector's item, commanding high prices. It was only available on LP and cassette and was issued on CD.

Iggy Pop– Dog Food 1:39

Michael Hutchence– Dogs In Space 2:55

Ollie Olsen– Win/Lose 4:53

Gang Of Four– Anthrax 2:54

Brian Eno– Skysaw 3:22

The Marching Girls– True Love 2:59

The Boys Next Door– Shivers 4:20

Thrush & The C***s– Diseases 2:55

Primitive Calculators– Pumping Ugly Muscle 5:07

Michael Hutchence– Golf Course 2:52

Michael Hutchence– The Green Dragon 2:18

Marie Hoy & Friends– Shivers 4:00

Iggy Pop– Endless Sea 4:55

Michael Hutchence– Rooms For The Memory 5:04

Dogs In Space

Klaus Doldinger – Das Boot - The Director's Cut (Original Filmmusik)

 

Das Boot (The Boat) is a 1981 West German war film written and directed by Wolfgang Petersen, produced by Günter Rohrbach, and starring Jürgen Prochnow, Herbert Grönemeyer and Klaus Wennemann. 

An adaptation of Lothar-Günther Buchheim's 1973 German novel based on his experiences aboard German submarine U-96, the film is set during World War II and follows U-96 and her crew, as they set out on a hazardous patrol in the Battle of the Atlantic. It depicts both the excitement of battle and the tedium of the fruitless hunt, and shows the men serving aboard U-boats as ordinary individuals with a desire to do their best for their comrades and their country.

1 Anfang 1:06

2 Titel 3:45

3 Appell 0:52

4 U 96 2:32

5 Auslaufen 1:12

6 Erinnerung 2:31

7 Konvoi 4:18

8 Angriff 2:09

9 Inferno 0:52

10 Heimkehr 2:30

11 Bedrohung 2:34

12 Erinnerung 1:18

13 Gibraltar 4:21

14 Warten 1:10

15 Absinken 1:36

16 Auf Grund 1:16

17 Eingeschlossen 2:23

18 Rettung 2:13

19 Rückzug 1:39

20 Ende 3:23

21 Muss I Denn 1:25

22 Mon Gars 2:33

23 Schwarze Augen 2:35

24 Das Boot (Single-Version) 3:16

25 Konvoi 4:28

26 Angriff 3:41

27 Gibraltar 4:21

28 Absinken / Eingeschlossen 2:55

29 Rettung 3:03

30 Rückzug / Heimkehr 2:12

Klaus Doldinger – Das Boot 

Quentin Tarantino's "Death Proof" (Original Soundtrack)

 

1 Jack Nitzsche– The Last Race 2:39

2 Smith – Baby It's You 3:23

3 Ennio Morricone– Paranoia Prima 3:19

4 No Artist– Planning & Scheming 1:00

5 T Rex – Jeepster 4:09

6 No Artist– Stuntman Mike 0:19

7 Pacific Gas & Electric– Staggolee 3:50

8 Joe Tex– The Love You Save (May Be Your Own) 2:56

9 Eddie Floyd– Good Love, Bad Love 2:11

10 The Coasters– Down In Mexico 3:22

11 Dave Dee, Dozy, Beaky, Mick & Tich– Hold Tight 2:47

12 Pino Donaggio– Sally And Jack 1:25

13 Willy DeVille– It's So Easy 2:10

14 No Artist– Whatever-However 0:36

15 Eddie Beram– Riot In Thunder Alley 2:04

16 April March– Chick Habit 2:07

Death Proof

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

 

Dr Seuss' How the Grinch Stole Christmas

Deep Blues (Music From The Original Soundtrack) - music by various artists

 

1 R.L. Burnside– Jumper On The Line 2:41

2 Jr. Kimbrough*– Jr. Blues 6:50

3 Big Jack Johnson– Catfish Blues 6:05

4 Big Jack Johnson– Daddy, When Is Momma Coming Home 8:24

5 Big Jack Johnson– Big Boy Now 5:10

6 Frank Frost– Midnight Prowler 6:42

7 Jesse Mae Hemphill*– You Can Talk About Me 5:12

8 Jessie Mae Hemphill– Shame On You 3:01

9 R.L. Burnside– Long Haired Doney 3:56

10 Roosevelt 'Booba' Barnes– Heartbroken Man 5:56

11 Roosevelt 'Booba' Barnes– Ain't Gonna Worry About Tomorrow 4:12

12 Roosevelt 'Booba' Barnes– Love Like I Wanna 3:16

13 Lonnie Pitchford– Terraplane Blues 4:02

14 Lonnie Pitchford– If I Had Possession Over Judgment Day 2:19

15 Jack Owens & Bud Spires– Devil Blues 6:04

Deep Blues

Lalo Schifrin presents Dirty Harry Anthology

 

Lalo Schifrin – Dirty Harry Anthology (Original Music From The Soundtracks Of "Dirty Harry", "Sudden Impact", And "Magnum Force")

1 Dirty Harry's Creed 3:27

2 Scorpio's Theme 3:08

3 Sudden Impact 2:51

4 Road To San Paulo 1:07

5 Hot Shot Cop 1:25

6 Magnum Force Theme 2:10

7 Stake-out 2:33

8 Another Victim 1:19

9 Robbery Suspect 2:15

10 Floodlights 1:35

11 The Cop 2:00

12 Unicorn's Head 2:39

13 Good-bye Cop 1:27

14 The Bait 0:48

15 San Francisco After Dark 3:06

16 The Crooks 1:37

17 The Mayor 2:24

18 Palancio 4:07

19 Ray Of Light 2:05

Dirty Harry Anthology

Massive Attack – Danny The Dog (Original Motion Picture Soundtrack)

 

Unleashed (French: Danny the Dog) is a 2005 action thriller film directed by Louis Leterrier, written by Luc Besson, and co-produced by Jet Li and Besson. It stars Jet Li, Morgan Freeman, Bob Hoskins and Kerry Condon, with action choreography by Yuen Woo-Ping. The film's setting and shooting location are Glasgow.

The soundtrack was created by Massive Attack. It was released under the name Danny the Dog, in 2004 from Virgin/EMI Records.

1 Opening Title 1:10

2 Atta Boy 1:29

3 P Is For Piano 1:57

4 Simple Rules 1:20

5 Polaroid Girl 2:59

6 Sam 3:08

7 One Thought At A Time 4:23

8 Confused Images 1:59

9 Red Light Means Go 2:04

10 Collar Stays On 1:51

11 You've Never Had A Dream 2:46

12 Right Way To Hold A Spoon 3:19

13 Everybody's Got A Family 1:29

14 Two Rocks And A Cup Of Water 2:32

15 Sweet Is Good 1:33

16 Montage 1:54

17 Everything About You Is New 2:25

18 The Dog Obeys 2:20

19 Danny The Dog 5:53

20 I Am Home 4:14

21 The Academy 1:47

Danny The Dog

Dick Tracy (1990) - selections from the film - various artists

 

1 k.d. lang And Take 6– Ridin' The Rails 2:17

2 Jeff Vincent And Andy Paley– Pep, Vim And Verve 3:21

3 Jerry Lee Lewis– It Was The Whiskey Talkin' (Not Me) 3:39

4 Brenda Lee– You're In The Doghouse Now 1:58

5 Andy Paley– Some Lucky Day 2:33

6 Tommy Page– Blue Nights 2:44

7 August Darnell– Wicked Woman, Foolish Man 2:12

8 Patti Austin– The Confidence Man 2:23

9 Erasure– Looking Glass Sea 2:45

10 Ice-T– Dick Tracy 2:37

11 LaVern Baker– Slow Rollin' Mama 2:24

12 Al Jarreau– Rompin' & Stompin' 2:05

13 Darlene Love– Mr. Fix-It (1930's Version) 2:50

14 Darlene Love– Mr. Fix-It 3:15

15 Jerry Lee Lewis– It Was The Whiskey Talkin' (Not Me) (Rock & Roll Version) 2:55

16 Ice-T– Dick Tracy (90's Mix) 5:28

17 Ofra Haza With Duncan Dhu– Herida De Miel 3:04

18 Les Negresses Vertes– Mama Mia 3:42

Dick Tracy

various artists - Dream With the Fishes - soundtrack compilation

 

Dream with the Fishes was writer/director Finn Taylor's directorial debut in 1997. The film follows a suicidal man who forms a friendship with a terminally ill man. Taylor has claimed that the film is loosely autobiographical. Taylor himself once spent six years traveling around the country with a friend. In one interview, Taylor claimed, "When I was 19, I contemplated suicide and attempted to hold up a drug store." The film debuted at the Sundance Film Festival, and would go on to earn $460,000 in limited release. The film also received a relatively positive reception from critics. Roger Ebert said that the film, "shows some of the signs of unchained ambition." The Los Angeles Times said "of all the towering blockbusters this summer, 'Dream With The Fishes' has more heart than the lot of them."

Dream With The Fishes Soundtrack:

Released: 1998

1 Nick Drake– River Man

2 Tindersticks– El Diablo En El Ojo

3 Greg Brown – Sadness

4 Jeremy Toback– Word Behind The Words

5 Jeremy Enigk– Abegail Anne

6 Cal Tjader– Soul Sauce

7 Squirrel Nut Zippers– Blue Angel

8 Leroy & The Drivers– The Sad Chicken

9 Grandaddy– Why Would I Want To Die

10 Ear Two Thousand– Coming Home

11 Ween– I'm Holding You

12 Chaser– Billy Away

13 The Waterboys– Fisherman's Blues

Dream With the Fishes

Michael Andrews – Donnie Darko (Music From The Original Motion Picture Score)

 Tracklist
1        Carpathian Ridge    1:35
2        The Tangent Universe    1:51
3        The Artifact & Living    2:30
4        Middlesex Times    1:42
5        Manipulated Living    2:08
6        Philosophy Of Time Travel    2:03
7        Liquid Spear Waltz    1:32
8        Gretchen Ross    0:52
9        Burn It To The Ground    1:58
10        Slipping Away    1:17
11        Rosie Darko    1:26
12        Cellar Door    1:04
13        Ensurance Trap    3:12
14        Waltz In The 4th Dimension    2:46
15        Time Travel    3:02
16        Did You Know Him?    1:47
17        Mad World 3:08
        Bonus Track    
18        Mad World (Alternate Version) 3:40

 Donnie Darko

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Hans Zimmer – Dunkirk (Original Motion Picture Soundtrack)

 

Hans Zimmer's score to Christopher Nolan's Dunkirk is very understated and minimalistic yet is integral to the overall sound and feel of the movie. It is dark, atmospheric and tense with dramatic tones that are essential to the story line and the visuals.

Tracklist
1    Hans Zimmer– The Mole 5:28
2    Hans Zimmer– We Need Our Army Back    6:03
3    Hans Zimmer– Shivering Soldier    2:50
4    Hans Zimmer– Supermarine    7:58
5    Hans Zimmer– The Tide 3:49
6    Hans Zimmer And Lorne Balfe– Regimental Brothers 5:01
7    Hans Zimmer– Impulse    2:34
8    Hans Zimmer And Benjamin Wallfisch– Home 6:00
9    Hans Zimmer– The Oil    6:09
10    Benjamin Wallfisch– Variation 15 (Dunkirk) 5:51
11    Benjamin Wallfisch, Lorne Balfe And Hans Zimmer– End Titles 7:12

 Dunkirk

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Doctor Who original television soundtrack..series one and two...music by Murray Gold

Murray Gold, The BBC National Orchestra Of Wales Conducted By Ben Foster ‎– Doctor Who (Original Television Soundtrack)
Genre: Electronic, Rock, Stage and Screen
Style: Soundtrack, Modern Classical, Score, Pop Rock
Year: 2006

Tracklist
Doctor Who Theme (TV Version) 0:41
Westminster Bridge 2:08
The Doctor's Theme 1:18
Cassandra's Waltz 3:08
Slitheen 1:22
Father's Day 1:55
Rose In Peril 1:40
Boom Town Suite 3:02
I'm Coming To Get You 1:12
Hologram 2:15
Rose Defeats The Daleks 2:31
Clockwork TARDIS 1:18
Harriet Jones, Prime Minister 2:13
Rose's Theme 2:14
Song For Ten 3:29
The Face Of Boe 1:16
UNIT 1:44
Seeking The Doctor 0:44
Madame De Pompadour 3:44
Tooth And Claw 3:50
The Lone Dalek 4:59
New Adventures 2:19
Finding Jackie 0:54
Monster Bossa 1:37
The Daleks 3:01
The Cybermen 4:32
Doomsday 5:09
The Impossible Planet 3:11
Sycorax Encounter 1:13
Love Don't Roam 3:57
Doctor Who Theme (Album Version) 2:36

Doctor Who (mp3)

Doctor Who (FLAC)

Dingo...original soundtrack...music by Miles Davis and Michel Legrand

Michel Legrand arranged, orchestrated and conducted the music for the 1991 movie that co-stars Colin Friels and Miles Davis as a jazz legend - the fictional character, Billy Cross - who lives in Paris. It traces the pilgrimage of John Anderson, an average guy with a passion for jazz, from his home in outback Western Australia to the jazz clubs of Paris, to meet his idol, jazz trumpeter Billy Cross. Nice combo between two great artists. 

Miles and trumpeter Chuck Findley share the playing throughout the album and the pieces fit well within the framework of the movie. Some unusual tracks; a blend of music and dialogue in parts. Hearing miles talking is cool, though maybe not to everybody's taste. There is still some good Miles trumpet playing here and a worthy edition for a serious Miles Davis collector.

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The Dish..Music from the Motion Picture..with Score by Edmund Choi

This year 2000 Australian movie is about a remote outback antenna, populated by quirky characters, that played a key role in the first Apollo moon landing. The soundtrack is what I would term the "perfect soundtrack", in that the collection of iconic 1960's songs featured in the movie take up the first 13 tracks, and the score, composed by Edmund Choi and performed by the Melbourne Symphony Orchestra, takes up the next 15 tracks. An easier way to listen to a soundtrack I think, especially one as good as this.

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Down in the Delta soundtrack: Music from and Inspired by the Motion Picture

Sometimes when a record company/executive producer tries to combine two different artists from different musical genres to accompany a movie, it is usually a recipe for disaster. This isn't the case with Down in the Delta, the soundtrack to the movie of the same name starring Alfre Woodard.

Featuring an international "who's who" in R'n'B, alternative, blues and jazz, it (like some other soundtracks) goes  hand-in-hand with the movie. Hearing D'Angelo singing "Heaven Must Be Like This" make you wish you could see how heaven is. "Patchwork Quilt" by Sweet Honey in the Rock is another highlight, so sweet yet so haunting. "If Ever" by Stevie Wonder reminds you of  nice summer's day and everything is well. Luther's contribution "Only Human" is also another winner making it mellow yet seductive.

"One of the best things about multiartist soundtracks is the opportunity for creative pairings that otherwise might not happen. It's also common that an abundance of superior talent won't necessarily yield spectacular results. It works both ways here." -- USA Today

1. Believe In Love - Sunday
2. God's Stepchild - Janet
3. Heaven Must Be Like This - D'Angelo
4. If Ever - Stevie Wonder
5. Where Would I Be - The Leverts
6. I'm Only Human - Luther Vandros/Cassandra Wilson/Bob James
7. Just A Little Luv - Shawn Stockman of Boyz II Men
8. We Belong Together - Tony Thompson And Antoinette
9. Don't Talk 2 Strangers - Chaka Khan
10. Let It Go - Jazzyfatnastees/The Roots
11. My Soul Don't Dream - Me'shell N'degocello/Keb'Mo'
12. Uh Uh Ooh Ooh Look Out Here It Comes - Ashford & Simpsons
13. Don't Let Nuthin' Keep You Down - Sounds Of Blackness
14. Family (Score) - Stanley Clark
15. The Rain - Tracie Spencer
16. Patchwork Quilt - Sweet Honey In The Rock

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Donnie Brasco: Original Soundtrack

This soundtrack is an interesting mix of different styles and eras of music. It does an effective job in conveying the different scenes and moods of the movie "Donnie Brasco". Highly recommended to anyone who enjoyed the movie enough to watch it more than once. Each song brings back a specific scene from the movie and listening to the soundtrack and remembering those scenes is a delight!

1. A Stranger On Earth - Dinah Washington
2. (The Gang That Sang) Heart Of My Heart - Lou Monte
3. Happiness - Pointer Sisters
4. What You Wont Do For Love - Bobby Caldwell
5. Heart Of Glass - Blondie
6. Love Machine-Pt.I - Miracles
7. Don't Bring Me Down - Electric Light Orchestra
8. Disco Inferno - Trammps
9. Brooklyn Girls - Robie Dupree
10. Return to Me - Dean Martin
11. The Latin One - El Chicano
12. Just Around The Corner - Herbie Hancock
13. Donnie and Lefty - Patrick Doyle

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Dueling Banjos by Eric Weissberg, Marshall Brickman and Steve Mandel from the Original Soundtrack to Deliverance

Is this a movie soundtrack or a bluegrass album? Well, it is both, actually; the soundtrack to the movie Deliverance and probably the album that introduced bluegrass music to many people who may not have heard it before. If you like guitar and banjo pickin' music, then this album will more than satisfy your needs. The fact that it was originally released back in 1972 makes it all the more interesting as it still sounds fresh today.

Amazon review:
Wonderful, exhilarating, breathtaking music, both in speed and execution. Banjoist Eric Weissberg has spent most of his career in relative obscurity as a studio musician, which is a shame as he is one of the finest banjo players to ever pick up the instrument. City born and musically educated at the University of Wisconsin and Juilliard, Weissberg was a seminal banjo picker who combined the power and taste of Earl Scruggs along with the progressive melodic banjo stylings of the 1960s.

Obviously, the album features the definitive version of "Dueling Banjos" that Weissberg recorded with Steve Mandel. The rest of the tracks come from an incredible album called "New Dimensions in Banjo and Bluegrass," released by Elektra in 1963. Most of the tracks feature brilliant dual arrangements between Weissberg and Marshall Brickman, a banjoist who left the music world behind to write movies for Hollywood (The Bad News Bears, co-writer for Annie Hall). They are backed by guitar legend, Clarence White, who creates beautiful backup runs on songs like "Pony Express" and fine solos throughout. I think the fiddler was Gordon Terry, whose atmospheric style on "Reuben's Train" will make your hair stand on end.

The album is loaded with famous and oft-copied banjo licks, including the descending single-string work on Little Maggie, the "bumblebee break" on an insane version of "Shucking the Corn," the C-F-E-C chord sequence on "Riding the Waves," and some of the fastest (and cleanest) banjo work you'll ever hear anywhere on songs like "Rawhide" and "Hard, 'Aint it Hard".

1. Dueling Banjos
2. Little Maggie
3. Shuckin' The Corn
4. Pony Express
5. Old Joe Clark
6. Eight More Miles To Louisville
7. Farewell Blues
8. Earl's Breakdown
9. End Of A Dream
10. Buffalo Gals
11. Reuben's Train
12. Riding The Waves
13. Fire On The Mountain
14. Eighth Of January
15. Bugle Call Rag
16. Hard Ain't It Hard
17. Mountain Dew
18. Rawhide

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Divine Secrets of the Ya-Ya Sisterhood...produced by T Bone Burnett

With the soundtrack to Divine Secrets of the Ya-Ya Sisterhood, producer T Bone Burnett has compiled another gently nostalgic gem. Filled with covers of jazz standards, sparse blues picking, and traditional Cajun pieces, Sisterhood matches Brother in ambiance and impeccable musicianship. The highlights are numerous: Bob Dylan's lively song waltzes with a raspy narrative, Lauryn Hill uses acoustic plucking to complement her soulful croon, and Bob Schneider contributes an understated love-ballad rumbling with piano. Even the cover songs are first-rate; Macy Gray jive-jumps through a faithful Billie Holiday cover, and Tony Bennett slows things down with a dapper and distinguished Nat "King" Cole homage. Despite the diffuse genres covered, the superior quality of Sisterhood's songs renders these differences negligible, and the album's pacing ensures a pleasing alternation of styles that never lags. In fact, there's nary a bad song on the entire album. The divine secret's out--Sisterhood is an essential listen. --Annie Zaleski..AMAZON..

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Dead Man Walking...(1996)..music from and inspired by the motion picture

A collection of simple emotional songs, unforgettable for those who saw the movie, and also for those who did not. The two titles from Eddie Vedder and Nusrat Fateh Ali Khan are extraordinary. The songs not only accompany the movie, they also haunt it. All the tracks are meaningful and well worth the listen...a rare collection of superb music.

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1. Dead Man Walkin' - Bruce Springsteen
2. In Your Mind - Johnny Cash
3. Woman On The Tier (I'll See You Through) - Suzanne Vega
4. Promises - Lyle Lovett
5. The Face Of Love - Nusrat Fateh Ali Khan With Eddie Vedder
6. The Fall Of Troy - Tom Waits
7. Quality Of Mercy - Michelle Shocked
8. Dead Man Walking (A Dream Like This) - Mary Chapin Carpenter
9. Walk Away - Tom Waits
10. Ellis Unit One - Steve Earle
11. Walkin Blind - Patti Smith
12. The Long Road - Eddie Vedder With Nusrat Fateh Ali Khan