Miracle [Soundtrack]

miracle [soundtrack]

On this CD:

Miracle, film score The Team
Composed by Mark Isham
Performed by Hollywood Studio Symphony, Sandy De Crescent
with Calvin Price, Emily Bernstein, James Kanter
Conducted by Kenneth Kugler

Miracle, film score Training
Composed by Mark Isham
Performed by Hollywood Studio Symphony, Sandy De Crescent
with Calvin Price, Emily Bernstein, James Kanter
Conducted by Kenneth Kugler

Miracle, film score The Games
Composed by Mark Isham
Performed by Hollywood Studio Symphony, Sandy De Crescent
with Calvin Price, Emily Bernstein, James Kanter
Conducted by Kenneth Kugler

Miracle, film score The Miracle
Composed by Mark Isham
Performed by Hollywood Studio Symphony, Sandy De Crescent
with Calvin Price, Emily Bernstein, James Kanter
Conducted by Kenneth Kugler

(Don't Fear) The Reaper
Composed by Donald Roeser
Performed by Sandy De Crescent

Must Of Got Lost
Composed by Seth Justman, Peter Wolf
Performed by Sandy De Crescent

Thunder Island
Composed by Jay Ferguson
Performed by Sandy De Crescent

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Miracle [Soundtrack]

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Love it
CP as Grandmother Tzeitel
Never Ending Joy!
Great a classic
Liked the movie, loved the songs!

Fiddler on the Roof
Jerry Bock , Sheldon Harnick , and Topol
Manufacturer: Capitol
ProductGroup: Music
Binding: Audio CD

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ASIN: B00005OB07
Release Date: 2001-10-09

Tracks:

Prologue/Tradition/Main Title
Matchmaker
If I Were A Rich Man
Sabbath Prayer
To Life
Miracle Of Miracles
Tevye's Dream
Wedding Procession
Sunrise, Sunset
Wedding Celebration/The Bottle Dance
First Act Finale
Entr'acte
Do You Love Me?
Far From The Home I Love
Chava Ballet Sequence
The Rejection Scene
Anatevka
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Any Day Now

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This new version of the Fiddler on the Roof soundtrack coincides with the movie's 30th anniversary (which is also celebrated by a special edition DVD). The CD is notable for several instrumental tracks by John Williams, as well as for "Any Day Now," a previously unreleased song performed by Perchik/Paul Michael Glaser (better known for his starring role in TV's Starsky and Hutch). The soundtrack is often compared unfavorably with the original 1964 cast album, in which Zero Mostel played the part of Tevye (here performed by Topol, who had been in the 1967 London production). But this CD has a lot going for it, including glossy remastering and, of course, Isaac Stern as the fiddler. In the end, whatever version you decide to pick up, Fiddler remains one of the most enduring musicals of all time. --Elisabeth Vincentelli

Customer Reviews:

Love it.......2007-05-16

I had looked everywhere for this CD. I am so happy to have found the "real" Fiddler on the Roof!

CP as Grandmother Tzeitel.......2007-03-30

At first, I thought this musical was weird but then I grew to like it. It has a sad ending but the thems in the movie are really interesting. Life really is like being a fiddler on the roof. In a musical coming up at my school, I am playign the part of Grandmother Tzeitel in Tevye's dream. I am excited to play the part and I think our musical will go very well!

Never Ending Joy!.......2006-11-22

The music from Fiddler on the Roof is exciting, fun, interesting and funny! This CD is mixed with humor, music from different cultures and a wide mix of different songs. Each song is so different that I can listen to it for hours. I was surprised how enjoyable and pleasent it really is. Although...it is easy to get this music stuck in your head!

-Christian Fobian, Author of Why Christ?

Great a classic.......2005-11-08

Totally enjoyable. After a few listens you can't help but sing along.

Liked the movie, loved the songs!.......2005-03-10

Aside from the fact that I loved the movie, most of that came from loving the songs on the movie. I got to a place where I wanted to hear them a lot, but didn't want to skip around on the movie to find the song I wanted to hear. So I bought this soundtrack. It was well worth it.
From the intro song "Tradition" to "If I Were a Rich Man" to "Sunrise, Sunset", this CD has music that is absolutely gorgeous. If you loved the movie, I recommend getting the soundtrack.

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Wendy Carlos - 'Tron' (Disney)
If You Liked the Movie, You'll Love this Album
EXCELLENT!
The sounds need the sights
A fantastic soundtrack for a pioneer CGI movie

Tron

Manufacturer: Disney
ProductGroup: Music
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ASIN: B00005V8J7
Release Date: 2002-01-29

Tracks:

Creation Of TRON
Only Solutions - Journey
We've Got Company
Wormhole
Ring Game And Escape
Water, Music, And Tronaction
TRON Scherzo
Miracle and Magician
Magic Landings
Theme From TRON
1990's Theme - Journey
Love Theme
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The Light Sailer
Sea Of Simulation
A New TRON And The MCP
Anthem
Ending Titles
TRONaction (Original Version)
Break In (For Strings, Flutes, And Celesta) - The London Philharmoic Orchestra
Anthem For Keyboard Solo

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Disney's pioneering 1982 effort in computer animation has garnered a small but devoted cult audience, despite--or perhaps because of--its now-dated, rudimentary vid-game aesthetic. But while designers Jean Giraud and Syd Mead gave its visual design a certain streamline moderne panache, its musical score attempts a similar back-to-the-future fusion with somewhat more mixed results. Given the composer's often chilling, landmark synthesized score work a decade earlier on Kubrick's A Clockwork Orange, Wendy Carlos seemed like an apt choice for Tron. But without her previous collaborator's taste for Beethoven, Elgar, and Rossini, Carlos's instincts wend from atmospheric, 20th-century European modernism to cheesy '50s B-film melodramatics, with the sonic limitations of '80s synth technology sometimes a burden. Still, those fond of her solo work and collaboration with Kubrick on Orange (and The Shining) will find familiar charms in "Water, Music, and TRONaction," "TRONscherzo" and "Theme from TRON." But Journey's "Only Solutions" and now all-too-ironic "1990's Theme" further fix the score firmly in the '80s. This debut CD-release of the score also features three bonus tracks, the original "TRONaction" and two other unused cues, including a solo synth rendition of the film's anthem. --Jerry McCulley

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Wendy Carlos - 'Tron' (Disney).......2007-06-26

I'm honestly not all that familiar with the extended catalog of electronic music pioneer Carlos has done outside of her 'Clockwork Orange' and 'Tales Of Heaven And Hell' releases (see my reviews of both), but I was sort of taken with 'Tron'. This is music 'from the future, with a vision'. Really dug the two cuts scored from Journey here, "Only Solutions" and "1990's Theme". 'Tron' may be considered by some to be a bit bizarre, but should be pretty enjoyable to most. Do check this soundtrack out when you can. You won't regret it.

If You Liked the Movie, You'll Love this Album.......2006-12-30

This was the only work of Wendy Carlos I've ever heard, and I thought it was great! For the time period the movie was made in, this music was amazing and ahead of it's time. Watching the movie and listening to the soundtrack go hand-in-hand--I don't think this soundtrack would stand too well on its own. However, for those who've seen Tron, every song will be exciting.

The blending of synth and orchestral music was very well done--so much so that I didn't ever notice it until listening to the soundtrack the first time in my iPod headphones. Every song has a unique blend of synth/live orchestra.

The only reason I gave the CD 4 stars instead of 5 is because it isn't one of those albums that you can listen to over and over again. Rather, listen one or two times, then put it on the shelf, then bring it out again at some later time. The Journey songs on the CD (and in the movie) were defintely not the band's best, so don't get the album just because you're a Journey fan. I'm glad Disney finally published this CD!

EXCELLENT!.......2004-07-15

Etant fan de "TRON", j'ai eu un trés grand plaisir a posséder la BOF de Wendy Carlos.La musique est tous simplement génial et un grand MERCI pour AMAZON.CA ,car sans eux, mon réve devenez impossible.

The sounds need the sights.......2004-07-02

While I felt the music of 'Tron' melded quite well with the film's action and scenes and set the right tone for the most part, the music by itself doesn't sound all that interesting to me. Ms. (formerly Mister) Carlos' work requires the movie's visual cues to help it really stand out. Without the visual element, the score is kinda droning, and rarely catches my attention while I'm listening to it and performing some other task-- like writing a new product review for example. It's almost like I'm not listening to anything at all. Not helping matters is the pair of sub-par Journey tunes. I guess Disney didn't wanna shell out the big bucks to get the rights to a few of their decent songs...

Bottom line: if ya wanna listen to this soundtrack, buy the Tron DVD (the 2-disc Special Edition of course, which can be found at www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/tg/detail/-/B00005OCMR/qid=1088712198/sr=8-1/ref=pd_ka_1/002-6699831-0404821?v=glance&s=dvd&n=507846) and listen to it while watching the movie. You'll get much more auditory enjoyment listening to the score in this manner, believe you me...

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A fantastic soundtrack for a pioneer CGI movie.......2004-01-24

It took 9 years for Disney to release the original soundtrack for Tron. But the wait was all the more worthwhile. When I saw the movie way back in 82, I was entralled by its computer animation, but noticed the soundtrack was equally impressive. Like the movie itself, the music was a pioneer of its kind, with an emphasis on synthesizer composition, while there was a mix of orchestral music in the soundtrack. The electronic music is what makes it so special and it creates a truly cyberspace feel for the movie. It sounds not just futuristic, but the variations in the music generate different moods for the plot. I like most of the pieces in the soundtrack, but I think 'Theme from Tron' and the 'Love Theme' stand out, and the 'Anthem' is one of my favorites. Needless to say the synthesizer music throughout the soundtrack manages to stand the test of time, even though the 2 tracks by Journey do sound pretty dated by today's standard. But those 2 songs are still pretty good considering they are from 1982.
Wendy Carlos managed to create music that suits the movie to the T. The electronic music is full of harmony. I can listen to the soundtrack time and again and still not get tired of it, because it still sounds futuristic more than 20 years after it was composed. I recommend this soundtrack to all those who have seen the movie, as well as those who enjoy electronic music.

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5 stars!
Good, but definitely needs "Dream On"
It's Missing Dream On????!!!
Spectacular movie, but the soundtrack is somewhat bland...
The Power is Missing

Miracle

Manufacturer: Hollywood Records
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ASIN: B0001AP0LS
Release Date: 2004-02-10

Tracks:

The Team
Training
The Games
The Miracle
(Don't Fear) The Reaper - Blue Oyster Cult
Must Of Got Lost - J. Geils Band
Thunder Island - Jay Ferguson

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5 stars!.......2006-02-28

I loved this movie, and I love the soundtrack too. It's beautiful. We listen to it all the time.

Good, but definitely needs "Dream On".......2005-08-24

I am no expert on music; however, I believe that this soundtrack was a good one. I can listen to all 7 songs, I agree with the rest of you that there should be an 8th in the form of Aerosmith's "Dream On." I absolutely love this movie and the music to it. If you love the movie then you need to have this soundtrack.

It's Missing Dream On????!!! .......2005-08-23

I was all set to get the CD until I heard it and found out there was no "Dream On." What???!!! How could they? The best song in the movie, the one they used for the trailers and TV spots and in the credits, and they don't have it? That was the only reason I wanted the CD. Even though I like "Don't Fear the Reaper" by the BLue Oyster Cult. But I don't understand how they could not add "Dream On".

Even so, I still love the movie. Thank God I have the DVD to listen to "Dream On" in the credits all I want.

Spectacular movie, but the soundtrack is somewhat bland..........2005-08-02

I was disappointed that this CD did not include the theme music played when the US tied Sweden (two staccato eigth notes, quarter rest, two staccato eighth notes, quarter rest, etc.).

Nevertheless...

Three notes. Over and over. And over. Mark Isham has made a good attempt at composing varations on a theme which consists of just three notes. During the earlier parts of the movie it works, as we are being introduced to the characters and the journey they're following. Isham was fantastic with the music he wrote for that ten minutes of tension and bedlam that occurred while the US was hanging on to their 4-3 lead.

But when time finally ran out and the game officially won, we hear those same. Three. Notes. And it lacked meat. It sounded like a small chamber orchestra. It was very disappointing. By the time the movie is over, we feel like those three notes have been beaten into our skull with a broken hockey stick. A worthy effort, but an unsuccessful one.

Also disappointing was the fact that the "Miracle" track on this CD was "summarized." All we hear is the music for the goal scored by Buzz Schneider, then a Soviet goal, then the buildup of the final 10 minutes, then the ending. Again, where was Mark Johnson's tying goal (the same theme as when the US tied Sweden)?

Still, it's a must-own for anyone who is insanely addicted to the movie like I am. It's just too bad they weren't able to get John Williams for the score.

The Power is Missing.......2005-05-11

A great movie, with great music, and great script. Casting was superb.

I watch this with my 8 year old grandson who is empowered by its magic and miracle.

I just jumped on net to order soundtrack and found that Dream On is missing. What a tradegy to cheat the public of such a song that was the eternal identifier and the guts of the movie.

Somebody screwed up. Where are they working now?

Bill

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Ennio Morricone or Alain Silvestri
A complement to the movie which does not stand alone so well
soundtrack , the mexcian
Great Soundtrack for a good movie
Hot Fun

The Mexican

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ASIN: B000059T84
Release Date: 2001-02-27

Tracks:

Main Title
Blame Shifting
Oye
These Boots are Made for Walkin' - Nancy Sinatra
10% Clint
Leroy's Morning
Why Can't We Be Friends
Want Our Life Back
Frank's Dead
You're Nobody 'Til Somebody Loves You - Dean Martin
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The Mexican
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El Cable
Margolese Compound
Where's My Stuff
Thieves
A Good F'ing Reason
It's Cursed, that Gun
Oye, Oye
A Miracle
The Mexican - End Credits Medley

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Having pulled often-stellar duty in both genres for many a year, film-scoring vet Alan Silvestri should know if the show-biz adage that drama is easy, it's comedy that's hard is true. For the Brad Pitt/Julia Roberts comic-romantic adventure The Mexican (the title refers to an antique pistol that must be smuggled back across the border), Silvestri taps a little of his recent history--and some sage genre insight--to conjure up a breezy, playful score that evokes everything from Leone's Dollars trilogy and traditional Mexican folk music to pastoral jazz flourishes and club kitsch. But a decidedly Morricone-meets-Bacharach sensibility prevails throughout, with the composer often lovingly tweaking the familiar banjo, harmonica, and choral clichés of the spaghetti Western into music that is refreshing even as it is strangely familiar. A handful of pop songs adds another layer of loopiness to the proceedings--especially the remix of Men Without Hats' chestnut from the early 1980s, "The Safety Dance," and the sprightly "El Cable" by Mexican exotica master Esquivel. --Jerry McCulley

Customer Reviews:

Ennio Morricone or Alain Silvestri.......2004-06-11

Alain Silvestri did a great job. He choose the songs' melodies sounds like the Spagetti Western Movies' great composer Ennio Morricone's unforgettable Spagetti Western movie themes. The Main Title and The Mexican songs are the great example ones. Also "Where is my staff" too. "Thieves" is another one of the greatest. And list goes on.. I love Ennio's songs that's why i love this soundtrack. If you love Ennio's stuffs too this soundtrack give you all you need.
Many of the soundtracks don't have every songs. So you have to find the other songs anywhere. For God's shake The Mexican is not an example oof this. This is not just a Soundtrack. IT'S a SCORE and a SOUNDTRACK. You can find the MOVIE SONGS and THE OTHER lyrical songs in this soundtrack. This is it's other plus too.

A complement to the movie which does not stand alone so well.......2002-05-27

I thought the sound track to the movie was a great complement to it but after I bought it I felt that it did not stand up by itself very well. Its themes seemed too short and disjointed. But, I plan to play it on my CD player in random mode along with other CD's. Then I think it can complement the music it is interspersed with - depending on the music.

soundtrack , the mexcian.......2001-04-22

the starting theme song, is the my all time favourite, watch the movie, and u'll know y.

Great Soundtrack for a good movie.......2001-03-06

The Soundtrack for "The Mexican" is not necessarily one of the greatest soundtracks ever made, but it does capture the essence of the movie. The distinguishable guitar plucks and the internitten catchy songs are great. Overall...if you liked the movie, you should like the soundtrack.

Hot Fun.......2001-03-06

Hot Fun is the best way to describe the soundtrack to The Mexican. It's fast paced, boisterous, and makes for great listening on any type of trip. Be prepared for drives to the grocery store to become a lot more exciting! The mix of vocal and instrumental selections add to the versatility of the disk and give it a unique flavor. Even if you haven't seen the movie, this CD would be a great addition to any CD collection!

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Not to be missed!!!
Great year one compilation
An Excellent CD
Fantastic Future Score
Space 1999 Year One Soundtrack Available Once Again!

Space: 1999 Year 1

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Not to be missed!!!.......2007-04-30

This CD is simply excellent! Anybody who ever cared for TV soundtracks should give it a chance. The only better thing is Barry Gray's music for "UFO" TV series, which has been promised from Silva Screen (and has been published by "Fanderson" and since sould out). So, whatever somebody think of the series, this music will not fail to delight. Impressive and nostalgic, mysterious and enthralling, this music really deserves to be heard by everybody.

Great year one compilation.......2007-01-09

This remastered version of Space:1999 year one or series one sounds excellent. It is very clear and you can better appreciate Barry Gray wonderful job.

If you are Space:1999 fan, it is a must have.

An Excellent CD.......2006-07-27

Talk about bringing back memories. The music is crisp-clear & updated. For the 1999 fans-this is a must have.

Fantastic Future Score.......2005-04-01

Space:1999 - the series - may be one of the most controversial SF shows ever. People either love it, or they hate it... there seems to be little middle ground. As a kid I was thrilled with the series, although even then I could see the weaknesses in science, story, and characterization. But from a purely visual and aural standpoint, the first series rarely disappointed.

Especially when it came to the music. As many fans know, Barry Gray scored only 4 episodes - the rest being rounded out by reusing his cues for those episodes, plus liberal doses of library music. This disc gives a good overview of the magnificent music written specifically for the series, as well as a sampling of some of those library cues. As a previous reviewer said, the ultimate soundtrack to the series was released several years ago by the Fanderson organization ( which one had to join as a member to be able to order ) and is sadly out of print. Copies can be found on the internet, often selling for prohibitive prices. Unless you are a diehard collector, willing to shell out a good sized portion of your paycheck, this single disc is the way to go.

Sound quality is superb, and in some cases surpasses the previously mentioned two disc set, as several of the tracks have been remastered to remove wow, flutter, and distortion that could be heard on the Fanderson set. The main title was remixed to make it truer to the on-screen version, and the tracks from the episode "Black Sun" are in stereo on CD here for the first time ever. The previous release featured the episode's complete score, but only as a monophonic version, as many of the multitrack masters for that particular episode have been lost. For that alone, this disc is worth owning, even if you have the Fanderson set.

However, it is Gray's music that is the true reason to own this soundtrack - regardless of your feelings about the series. Full bodied, sweeping, emotional and grand... not at all your typical seventies television soundtrack. Years before John Williams revived the popularity of orchestral scores for science fiction projects, Barry Gray was filling small screen speakers with epic music that would have sounded perfectly at home in a motion picture theatre.

Space 1999 Year One Soundtrack Available Once Again!.......2005-03-09

I give this soundtrack 5 stars only because the soundtrack is awesome, but if you want a more complete compilation, you need to find the Fanderson version.
The year 1 music definately set the tone for the TV show back in 1975. It gave it beautiful character and feeling for the show. It was ashame that for the second year that they had changed so much (even the music) and lost that character and feeling (but that is a whole other debate).
In 1976, RCA records released the year 1 soundtrack with a beautiful gate fold cover and for about 20+ years, that is all we had, until Fanderson. The year 1 soundtrack is no longer available through them, but it is the most complete. This CD, however, does well to capture the feeling of year 1 and does throw an additional track for you sun bathers out there. It is a nice 30 year anniversary gift to myself. Happy 30th Birthday: SPACE 1999!!!

Miracle On 34th Street: Original Soundtrack Album (1994 Film)

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Better Variety Than Most Holiday Radio Programming
Festive Variety

Miracle On 34th Street: Original Soundtrack Album (1994 Film)
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ASIN: B000002VI9
Release Date: 1994-11-15

Tracks:

Overture - Bruce Broughton
Jingle Bells - Natalie Cole
It's Beginning To Look A Lot Like Christmas - Dionne Warwick
Have Yourself A Merry Little Christmas - Kenny G.
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Santa Claus Is Back In Town - Elvis Presley
Signing - Bruce Broughton
Bellevue Carol - Bruce Broughton
Song For A Winter's Night - Sarah McLachlan

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Better Variety Than Most Holiday Radio Programming.......2004-12-12

Driving home to Maine for Thanksgiving, I found myself (as usual) switching stations constantly along the Mass Pike. I can't think of any other stretch of road where the signals go in and out so quickly. Well, it makes for some variety, I suppose, but it's kinda distracting. I really have to get a car CD player one of these days. If only for safety's sake.

One thing I discovered is the number of stations that were already in high holiday mode (as in EXCLUSIVE holiday mode). Now I hate to be a Scrooge, but a steady diet of anything can get pretty maddening. At least, if there were a mix of styles. Problem is, as radio station playlists become more and more restrictive, genre-wise, the special holiday programming becomes increasingly samey too.

The nice thing about the soundtrack for the 1994 version of MIRACLE ON 34TH ST. is that it actually has the kind of variety you wish you'd find more of in broadcasting. It's a mixed bag, but not outrageously so. Fans of Natalie Cole can usually deal with listening to Dionne Warwick (and vice versa). Nobody in Ray Charles' camp is likely to complain about his track being followed by Aretha Franklin. And I know that Kenny G. has his detractors, but in limited doses, I never have a problem with him. The instrumental take on "Have Yourself A Merry Little Christmas" mixes a little light jazz among the soul and the standards. And it's all rounded out nicely with soundtrack selections composed for the film (I assume--never actually saw the movie) by Bruce Broughton, which are very well done. The closer is a pleasant surprise from Sarah McLaughlin. "Song For A Winter's Night," while not really a Christmas carol is appropriately seasonable and quite haunting. The double tracking of her vocal adds a dimension to her somewhat mannered style that I hadn't heard before.

So maybe I'll break down, get that CD player installed in my car, and bring this CD along when I head for Maine again over Christmas. It'll offer more variety than most radio stations--and no commercials. How can I lose?

Festive Variety.......1998-12-04

This is a wonderful variety of holiday music. If you have ever seen the movie, it will bring back fun memories. This CD is great for parties and other holiday gatherings. After all, it has everyone from Natalie Cole to Kenny G to Elvis! Sure to put even the toughest Scrooge out there in the Christmas spirit!

Miracle At Midnight: Original Soundtrack Recording

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Miracle At Midnight: Original Soundtrack Recording
William Goldstein
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ASIN: B000006HZ5
Release Date: 1998-05-05

Tracks:

Main Title
Hendrik & Jorgen 'Steal The Guns'
Hendrik's Fear/Gen. Best's Arrival
Best Plans/Father & Son/Break In
Duckwitz Reveals
Menorah Ostnato
In Days Gone By
Karl & Doris/Save The Jews
Langer Arrives
Hospital Search
Mr. Leavy Dies
Best Gives His Orders
Aktion!
Rosh Hashanah 1943/Hannah & Michael
Show Me The Upstairs/The Kosters
Cat & Mouse
In Hiding
Doris Helps The Rescue
Hendrik Captured/Jorgen Escapes
Hendrik Rescue/Jorgen Dies
Hendrick's Wounded
Karen & Hendrik
Father & Son
Escape & Rescue
Langer Returns/Doris Says Good Bye/Gen. Best's Rewards
The Return/1945

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Pierrot le fou/Week-End
Antoine Duhamel , and Jean-luc Godard
Manufacturer: Wea International
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ASIN: B00005CDLD
Release Date: 2002-07-16

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Ferdinand [From Pierrot le Fou] - Antoine Duhamel
Pierrot [From Pierrot le Fou] - Antoine Duhamel
SoirPerdue [From Pierrot le Fou] - Antoine Duhamel
Jamais Je Ne T'Ai Dit Que Je T'Aimerai Toujours [From Pierrot le Fou] - Anna Karina
Sans Lendermain [From Pierrot le Fou] - Antoine Duhamel
Ma Ligne de Chance [From Pierrot le Fou] - Anna Karina
Twist Pour Jean-Luc [From Pierrot le Fou] - Antoine Duhamel
Mort Bleue [From Pierrot le Fou] - Antoine Duhamel
Mic et Mac [From Pierrot le Fou] - Anna Karina
Miracle des Moutons [From Week-End]
Alice au Pays des Syllogismes [From Week-End]
Lamento [From Week-End]
Footit et Chocolat [From Week-End]
Complainte du Tiers-Monde [From Week-End]
Internationale [From Week-End]
Elle et Lui [From Week-End]

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French compilation combines the soundtracks for two of Jean-Luc Godard's classic films, Pierrot Le Fou (1965) & a re-recording of the 'lost' soundtrack for Weekend...aka Crazy Pete (1967). Composed by Antoine Duhamel, this edition features the songs of Anna Karina. Attractive digipak includes 15 page booklet featuring photo stills, photos of Godard and the composer and detailed liner notes. 2001 release.

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A Matter of Degrees
fIREHOSE , Miracle Legion , Yo La Tengo , Pixies , Lemonheads , Alex Chilton , Schoolly D. , Uncle Tupelo , and Throwing Muses
Manufacturer: Atlantic / Wea
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ASIN: B000008I80
Release Date: 1991-04-16

Tracks:

Max and Wells - fIREHOSE
Shadow to You - Giant Sand
Liz Beth - Eleventh Dream Day
Homer - Miracle Legion
Something to Do - Yo La Tengo
Where Is My Mind? - Pixies
Stove - The Lemonheads
Rock Hard - Alex Chilton
Who's Schoolin' Who? - Schoolly D
Evergreen Memorial Drive - Nova Mob
Academy Fight Song - Miracle Legion
Won't Forget - Uncle Tupelo
Matter of Degrees - Throwing Muses

Another Kind of Magic : A Queen Symphonic Spectacular

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Another Kind of Magic : A Queen Symphonic Spectacular

Manufacturer: Jay Records
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