Ryuichi Sakamoto Film Music [Import]

ryuichi sakamoto film music [import]

Editorial Reviews
Ricard de La Rosa, Producer - February 2001
"The Greatest (Piano) Film Music from one of today's GREATEST living composers"

Product Description
Chitose Okashiro, Piano
Ryuichi Sakamoto Film Music

A Tribute to N.J.P.

"Merry Christmas Mr. Lawrence"
Merry Christmas Mr. Lawrence
The Fight

"The Sheltering Sky"
The Sheltering Sky Theme

M.A.Y. in The Backyard

Ex-Jazz

1919

"The Last Emperor"
The Last Emperor

Grasshoppers

"High Heels"
Main Theme
Kisses
Tacones Lojanos
Plaza

A Flower Is Not A Flower

Distant Echo

Parolibre

Ryuichi Sakamoto Film Music,Ryuichi Sakamoto,Chitose Okashiro,Rock/Pop

Ryuichi Sakamoto Film Music [Import]

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Ryuichi Sakamoto - Femme Fatale
Sakamoto - Femme Fatale
Sakamoto - Femme Fatale
Sakamoto - Femme Fatale
MODERN NOIR / DEEPLY HITCHCOCKIAN

Femme Fatale

Manufacturer: Japanese Import
ProductGroup: Music
Binding: Audio CD

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Femme Fatale

ASIN: B00006JLLQ
Release Date: 2002-11-18

Tracks:

Bolerish
Stop or I'll Shoot
Rage
Double
Tragedy
Deja Vu
Searching for Gun
In Caf
Blouse Off Shoulder
Out of Water
Future
Deja Vu II
Bolerish [Piano Version]
Lost Theme [Piano Version]

Album Description

Japanese exclusive issue of the famed composer's score to Brian De Palma's 2002 film. Digipak. WEA.

Album Details

Japanese Version featuring Two Exclusive Bonus Tracks.

Customer Reviews:

Ryuichi Sakamoto - Femme Fatale.......2003-05-07

Mr.Sakamoto has always been type-casted to write oriental-related movie scores. Well, this one is definitely not one of them, thank God. This film score is sensitive, sensuous and stunning. The movie itself has been under-rated by many. Seeing is believing; watch it and you'll find out how each note fits into each frame of Brian de Palma's new film.A Collector's Item without a doubt!

Sakamoto - Femme Fatale.......2003-05-06

This is a sensual score which the talented composer has written so exclusively for the film. I never find Bolero an attractive piece of music; except in '10'; where I'd found it quite funny as Dudley Moore and Bo Derek's flirting music.
Mr.Sakamoto has written a variation to Bolero on this soundtrack -titled Bolerish.He has turned the most boring tune on earth into a seductive & melodic piece. The most basic, yet the most stylish tune is LOST THEME- Piano Version. Somehow I wish there were more variation to this piece in the film. You don't have to watch the movie first to like this album. However, you would definitely want to own a copy of this rare CD if you happen to have enjoyed watching this extremely well composed film by Brian de Palma.
Ryuichi Sakamoto, Brian de Palma and Stunning Mrs.Rebecca Romijn-Stamos [femme fatale herself] make quite a team to STEAL your heart and soul.Quite breath taking.

Sakamoto - Femme Fatale.......2003-05-06

MODERN NOIR / DEEPLY HITCHCOCKIAN.......2003-05-03

Masterful score to one of the best films of 2003. Very European flavor which appeals to a more cultured taste, (and not so much the mainstream.) The music is daring and passionate with shades of Bernard Herrmann's Vertigo and Marnie. THERE IS A BETTER AND LESS EXPENSIVE VERSION AVAILABLE FROM THE FRENCH AMAZON.COM. (The film was much more appreciated overseas.)

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