2046 [Enhanced] [Soundtrack] [Import]
Track Listings
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1. 2046 Main Theme [with Percussion]
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2. Siboney [Instrumental]
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3. Sway
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4. Christmasn Song [Fast Version]
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5. Julien et Barbara [Extrait de Vivement Dimanche!]
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6. Siboney
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7. Interlude 1
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8. Polonaise
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9. Casta Diva [Extrait de l'Opéra Norma]
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10. Perfidia
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11. 2046 Main Theme [Rumba Version]
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12. Lost
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13. Dark Chariot
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14. Sisyphos at Work
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15. Decision (Tu Ne Tueras Point] [Live]
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16. Long Journey
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17. Adagio
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18. Interlude II
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19. Christmas Song
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20. 2046 Main Theme {With Percussion-Train Remix]
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Editorial Reviews
Product Description
Timely with the release of the long-overdue Wong Kar Wai movie 2046, its original soundtrack has 20 moody, heart-felt instrumental tracks from the movie starring the biggest Asian star names in the industry including Tony Leung, Faye Wong, Kimura Takuya, Zhang Ziyi, Maggie Cheung and Gong Li. The well composed, arranged and mixed tracks are the works of the highly respected Umebayashi Shigeru (who has secured music credits for his masterpieces in In The Mood For Love, House of the Flying Dagger and Zhou Yu's Train), London Symphony Orchestra and several other stylish musicians. The 2046 original soundtrack comes with a free, picture-perfect postcard from the movie plus a detailed explanation of the music from the director himself! Don't wait until 2046 to get your hands on a copy! EMI. 2004.
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2046 [Enhanced] [Soundtrack] [Import]
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- The Last Kander and Ebb
- All DAVID HYDE PIERCE FANS WILL LOVE IT!!!!!!!!!
- Very Pleasant
- Pure Entertainment
- Curtains is hilarious
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Curtains (2007 Original Broadway Cast)
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ASIN: B000PC1QKQ
Release Date: 2007-06-05 |
Tracks:
- Overture
- Wide Open Spaces
- What Kind Of Man?
- Thinking Of Him
- The Woman's Dead
- Show People
- Coffee Shop Nights
- In the Same Boat
- I Miss the Music
- Thataway!
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- In the Same Boat
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Sadly, Curtains is the final entry in the long and fruitful partnership of lyricist Fred Ebb (who died in September 2004) and composer John Kander. While the show doesn't reach the heights of the team's previous masterpieces, such as Cabaret and Chicago, it's certainly a lot better than, say, their middling 1997 offering Steel Pier. Deliberately old-fashioned (it even features a real overture, something that's fast becoming a rarity), Curtains is a whodunit rolled into a musical--or vice versa. Set in 1959 Boston, it takes place backstage at a singing-and-dancing Western corker titled Robbin Hood. Someone gets killed, and a show tunes-crazy homicide detective (David Hyde Pierce) is called in. The plot is just a pretext for a series of very entertaining, characteristically brass-heavy songs that may not have the bite of old Kander and Ebb but are still very catchy. Above all, Curtains is (both thematically and stylistically) a love letter to old-school showbiz, and it's delivered on a silver platter by a cast of pros that includes the aforementioned Hyde Pierce, Kander and Ebb habituée Karen Ziemba, endearing Jason Danieley and, a notch above the rest, Debra Monk. Unsurprisingly, she chews the scenery and spits it right back in a pair of rowdy numbers: "Show People" and "It's a Business." --Elisabeth Vincentelli
Album Description
Curtains is an entertaining play within a play, as well as a "whodunit" new musical comedy featuring one of the last scores by legendary, Tony Award-winning songwriters
John Kander and
Fred Ebb (Cabaret, Chicago, New York, New York). Starring
David Hyde Pierce (Spamalot, "Frasier") and Debra Monk, the Curtains original Broadway cast album is produced by nine-time Grammy Award-winner Jay David Saks.
Customer Reviews:
The Last Kander and Ebb.......2007-07-13
Couldn't miss the opportunity to hear the last of the Kander and Ebb collaboration. This score has a familiar feel to it. The music is good but not great and the show seems as if it would be fun.
All DAVID HYDE PIERCE FANS WILL LOVE IT!!!!!!!!!.......2007-07-10
And even if you are not---the music is great!!!!!! This is the final collaboration between John Kander and the late Fred Ebb--plus throw in the efforts of Rupert Holmes (who wrote the underated MYSTERY OF EDWIN DROOD--and everyone's favorite guilty pleasure 70's tune--THE PINA COLADA SONG). Anyway, I always thought David was robbed of a TONY nod for SPAMALOT--so his win for this was quite overdue!
Every song is a winner---and it is not just because of Pierce--Deborah Monk also has one of the great show stoppers "IT'S A BUSINESS"!
All theatre buff will enjoy--I certainly did!
Very Pleasant.......2007-07-10
Nice, witty and pleasant music. Sadly, as the teams last work, it is not on a par with their earlier efforts. I kept expecting the big, gorgeous, soaring ballad of other shows, but it never really comes. I still think Steel Pier is their best work (tho the show didn't work). However when you are the composers of Cabaret, The Happy Time, Woman of the Year, Chicago, The Act and The Rink (among still more), you go down in theater history as one of the great songwriting teams in American theater.
The performers are all first rate, David Hyde Pierce and Debra Monk are hoots. KAren Ziemba, as always, is wonderful. A major disappointment is that Jason Danielly's beautiful tenor voice is not given more to do. Overall, pleasant fun!!
Pure Entertainment.......2007-07-10
Very entertaining. A fitting finale to the partnership of Kander & Ebb.
The story is immaterial to the music. A strong cast carries off what could be considered a nonsense piece. Plaudits all round to the cast, writers and producers.
Curtains is hilarious.......2007-07-09
David Hyde Pearce is excellent as the detective -- finally breaking away from his Niles Crane persona. He's not a great singer, but he sure can put over his songs. I was particularly impressed with Debra Monk who is delightfully catty and crude and she sings beautifully. The score is not Kander & Ebb's best, but the lyrics are clever and sometimes had be LMAOROTF.
Average customer rating:
- Can't face the liner notes
- WONDERFUL - JUST WHAT THE DOCTOR ORDERED . . . .
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Face the Music (2007 Encores! Cast Recording)
Manufacturer: Drg
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Binding: Audio CD
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ASIN: B000R9R4RG
Release Date: 2007-07-03 |
Customer Reviews:
Can't face the liner notes.......2007-07-06
It is always terrific to have another "Encores!" recording; if one includes the Broadway transfer of "Chicago" this makes the thirteenth CD. The usual talent onstage and off are apparent, but the score this time seems distinctly second-rate Berlin (which is still beter than first-rate most everyone else). There is a sameness to the tunes and flatness in orchestration that is not apparent in, say, "Louisiana Purchase." Worst of all, though, is the sloppy packaging by the usually impeccable DRG: the tracking goes wrong midway (cuts 6 and 7 are linked together, throwing all subsequent numbering off); songs that are solos as presented are listed with multiple artists (e.g., "Crinoline Days," etc) and vice versa ("Soft Lights & Sweet Music"); an entire verse is left off of the libretto to "Crinoline Days;" and there are textual errors throughout ("I needed a faithful lover/And..." rather than "lover/Who." Not quite a glittering diamond, this is more of a rhinestone disc.
WONDERFUL - JUST WHAT THE DOCTOR ORDERED . . . . .......2007-07-03
I defy anyone to listen to this glorious show and not sustain a wall-to-wall grin from beginning to end. Written (in 1932) to lift the spirits of depression-weary Americans, FACE THE MUSIC is a brilliant example of a bygone Broadway era and the genius of one of America's greatest songwriters, Irving Berlin. I can picture Berlin and his collaborator Moss Hart, one of America's most successful playwrights, doubling over with laughter while putting this show together, a show that ". . . sends up showbiz, political corruption, Helen Morgan, nudity, optimism, parades, chorines, cows, and Catskill Resorts, among other things." (The quotes come from David Ives' terrific liner notes.) Ives further writes, "Frankly, I'm a sucker for any show with an elephant and somebody named Meshbesher, even when I have to adopt out the elephant for budgetary reasons. Of Mrs. Meshbesher, the more said the better." Mrs. Meshbesher, incidentally, is played by the incomparable Judy Kaye.
In these times of "budgetary restraint," one might have to make do without the elephant, but thanks to City Center Encores!, you can hear this marvelous score in all its glory, with orchestrations faithfully restored by Bruce Pomahac and vocal arrangements by Guest Musical Director Rob Fisher. Just close your eyes and let your imagination take over, furnishing the sets and costumes (and the elephant) missing from semi-staged concert versions. And if its necessary to choose between extravagant sets and costumes, lackluster "new" orchestrations & choral arrangements, puny pit bands and decimated choral forces OR legitimate voices that don't require amplification, a sparkling 30-piece orchestra [not a synthesizer in sight], and a singing ensemble numbering at least 20, then it's goodbye helicopters, falling chandeliers and the aforementioned elephant and hello concert versions.
FACE THE MUSIC reveals Irving Berlin as a superlative tunesmith and an unparalleled lyricist. Besides producing at least three bona fide standards ("Let's Have Another Cup of Coffee," "Soft Lights and Sweet Music," "If You Believe" - with Judy Kaye doing some marvelous Florence Foster Jenkins trilling above the chorus and orchestra), the show is chock-full of splendid novelty numbers like "The Police of New York," "Two Cheers Instead of Three," "How Can I Change My Luck," "I Don't Wanna Be Married (I Just Wanna Be Friends," the truly amazing "Torch Song," "Toast to Prohibition," "Manhattan Madness," and "I Say It's Spinach (And To Hell With It)." There's also a wonderful rumba, sung by ingénues Jeffry Denman and Meredith Patterson, entitled "(Castles in Spain) on a Roof in Manhattan."
Some sample lyrics: "While the panic's on/If you look for Otto Kahn/You will find that Otto's gone/To the automat" . . . "I longed to sit upon a piano or an organ/Pouring out my heart - the same as Helen Morgan" . . . "Here's to the eighteenth amendment/Long may America be dry!/Things are going very well/For the gentlemen who sell/To the many thirsty gentlemen who buy" . . . and, from the Gilbert & Sullivan-ish finale, "Once scene in Eden/The girls were naked, I know./One girl, your honor, /Who had nothing upon her/Is here to prove that it's so./Please tell the jury/How you came from Missouri/And joined this terrible show."
Yes, FACE THE MUSIC is just what the doctor ordered for the depression blues and just what we need today. With the price of gasoline and tickets to Broadway shows going through the roof, perhaps we, too, might sing . . . "So when we cheer the stars and stripes/Here's what we'll do,/We'll cheer the red and cheer the white/But not the blue."
Extremely highly recommended.
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Soreike! Anpanman Best Hit 2007
Japanimation
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Release Date: 2007-01-01 |
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Soundtrack
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Release Date: 2007-06-26 |
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O Melhor de Malhacao Internacional 2007
Various Artists
Manufacturer: Som Livre
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ASIN: B000OMD416
Release Date: 2007-04-23 |
Tracks:
- Come Back To Me
- Crazy In Love
- Shut Up
- Got What You Need
- Mesmerized
- Girlfriend (Remix)
- Sk8er Boy
- Since U Been Gone
- Behind Blue Eyes
- She Will Be Loved
- All The Things She Said
- All The Small Things
- Satisfaction
- Just A Bit Of Chaos
Album Details
14 Track Compilation of the Best Songs from the Brazilian Teenage Soap Opera, "Malhacao." Includes International Hits Such as "Come Back to Me" by Vanessa Hudgens, "Shut Up" by Black Eyes Peas, and "Crazy in Love" by Beyonce (Featuring Jay-z).
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Tokyo Disneyland: Disney Princess Days 2007
Disney
Manufacturer: Avex Trax
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ASIN: B000KF0TGK
Release Date: 2007-02-05 |
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Malhacao Nacional 2007
Original Soundtrack
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ASIN: B000R57M9K
Release Date: 2007-06-25 |
Tracks:
- That's What I Got
- Ja Foi Jota Quest
- Sempre Igual
- Bang-Bang (Desculpa De Cafajeste)
- Indecisao
- Lama
- Mil Acasos
- Ninguem Merece
- Pequeno Grande Amor
- Tatuagem
- Deixa O Verao
- Mundo Jovem
- Cancoes Que Eu Fiz
- Quando Se Quer Alguem
- Oitenta
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