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Feel Like Makin' Love
Testifyin'
More to Life
Got My Mojo Workin'
St. Thomas Calypso
Jazz Scattin'
Lookin' Ain't Gettin'

FM - Steely Dan 4:50
Night Moves - Bob Seger 3:23
Fly Like an Eagle - Steve Miller 3:00
Cold as Ice - Foreigner 3:15
Breakdown - Tom Petty & The Heartbreakers 2:42
Bad Man - Randy Meisner 2:34
Life in the Fast Lane - Eagles 4:43
Do It Again - Steely Dan 5:50
Lido Shuffle - Boz Scaggs 3:38
More Than a Feeling - Boston 4:40
Tumbling Dice - Linda Ronstadt 4:42
Poor, Poor Pitiful Me - Linda Ronstadt 4:16
Livingston Saturday Night - Jimmy Buffett 3:06
There's a Place in the World for a Gambler - Dan Fogelberg 5:41
Just the Way You Are - Billy Joel 4:42
It Keeps You Runnin' - Doobie Brothers 4:12
Your Smiling Face - James Taylor 2:41
Life's Been Good - Joe Walsh 8:00
We Will Rock You - Queen 2:01
FM (Reprise) - Steely Dan 2:53

Original soundtrack to the 2008 coming-of-age comedy directed by Jason Reitman (Thank You For Smoking). The narrative centers on whip-smart Juno (Ellen Page, in a breakthrough role), a teenage girl faced with an unplanned pregnancy from an afternoon with the charmingly unassuming Bleeker. Juno finds her unborn baby the perfect set of parents in Mark and Vanessa Loring (Jason Bateman and Jennifer Garner), an affluent suburban couple who are eager to adopt. Along with the total support of her parents, Juno conquers her problems head-on, displaying a youthful exuberance that is both smart and unexpected. Features tracks from Kimya Dawson, The Kinks, Buddy Holly, Sonic Youth, Belle & Sebastian, Mott The Hoople, Cat Power and others. Rhino.

1. All I Want is You-performed and written by Barry Louis Polisar
2. My rollercoaster-(Juno Film Version) performed and written by Kimya Dawson
3. A Well respected Man-performed by The Kinks
4. Dearest-performed by Buddy Holly
5. Up The Spout-performed and written by Mateo Messina
6. Tire Swing-performed and written by Kimya Dawson
7. Piazza, New York Catcher-performed by Belle & Sebastian
8. Loose Lips-performed and written by Kimya Dawson
9. Superstar-performed by Sonic Youth
10. Sleep (instrumental)-performed and written by Kimya Dawson
11. Expectations-performed by Belle & Sebastian
12. All The Young Dudes-performed by Mott The Hoople
13. So Nice So Smart-performed and written by Kimya Dawson
14. Sea Of Love-performed by Cat Power
15. Tree Hugger-performed by Kimya Dawson and Antsy Pants
16. I'm Sticking With You-performed by Velvet Underground
17. Anyone Else But You-performed by The Moldy Peaches
18. Vampire-performed by Antsy Pants
19. Anyone Else But You-performed by Michael Cera and Ellen Page

1. Bang Bang (My Baby Shot Me Down) - Nancy Sinatra
2. That Certain Female - Charlie Feathers
3. The Grand Duel - (Parte Prima) - Luis Enrique Bacalov
4. Twisted Nerve - Bernard Herrmann
5. Queen of the Crime Council - Julie Dreyfus
6. Ode to Oren Ishii - RZA
7. Run Fay Fun - Isaac Hayes
8. Green Hornet - Al Hirt
9. Battle Without Honor or Humanity - Tomoyasu Hotei
10. Don't Let Me Be Misunderstood - Santa Esmeralda
11. Woo Hoo - 5.6.7.8's
12. Crane-White Lightning - RZA
13. The Flower of Carnage - Meiko Kaji
14. The Lonely Shepherd - Zamfir
15. You're My Wicked Life - David Carradine
16. Ironside - Quincy Jones
17. Super 16 - NEU!
18. Yakuza Oren 1 - RZA
19. Banister Fight - RZA

The soundtrack includes all-new original songs from established and emerging alt-rock and pop bands, including Snow Patrol, Yeah Yeah Yeahs, Jet, The Flaming Lips, Wolfmother, The Walkmen, The Killers and more.

You know you're dealing with a real blockbuster when the soundtrack is made up not only of rocking tracks, but of rocking tracks that were recorded specifically for the movie instead of being fished out of various preexisting albums. (Okay, except for Chubby Checker's The Twist--that one’s not hot off the presses.) Such is the power of Spidey that he inspired the likes of Snow Patrol, the Killers, Jet, Yeah Yeah Yeahs, and Wolfmother--and of course you just have to look at the title of The Supreme Being Teaches Spider-Man How to Be in Love to know the song is by the Flaming Lips. The overall mood is less heavy than on the previous soundtrack, with the selection hitting pretty close to an alt-rock bull's eye. Highlights include Sealings, a return to form for Yeah Yeah Yeahs; the Walkmen's evocative Red River; and Jet's Falling Star, a muscular piece of retro-balladry. Among the oddities are Coconut Records, the new project of actor (and former Phantom Planet member) Jason Schwartzman; its contribution, the lovely Summer Day, features backup vocals by Kirsten Mary Jane Dunst. Still, sometimes a big name is not needed: One of the best tracks, the anthemic Portrait of a Summer Thief, is by the unsigned (as of this writing) Austin band Sounds Under Radio.

Music From and Inspired by Spiderman 3 Track listing

1. Signal Fire - Snow Patrol
2. Move Away - The Killers
3. Sealings - Yeah Yeah Yeahs
4. Pleased To Meet You - Wolfmother
5. Red River - The Walkmen
6. Stay Free - Black Mountain
7. The Supreme Being Teaches Spider-Man How To Be In Love - The Flaming Lips
8. Scared Of Myself - Simon Dawes
9. The Twist - Chubby Checker
10. Sightlines - Rogue Wave
11. Summer Day - Coconut Records
12. Falling Star - Jet
13. Portrait Of A Summer Thief - Sounds Under Radio
14. A Letter From St. Jude - Wasted Youth
15. Small Parts - The Oohlas

The eclectic soundtrack to Quentin Tarantino's Oscar nominated 1994 film features dialog from the movie as well as selections by Chuck Berry, Maria McKee, Al Green, The Statler Brothers, Kool & The Gang, Ricky Nelson and Dusty Springfield to name a few!

Pulp Fiction Original Motion Picture Soundtrack Listing

1. Pumpkin and Honey Bunny (Dialogue)/Misirlou - Dick Dale, Amanda Plummer, Tim Roth
2. Royale With Cheese - Samuel L. Jackson, John Travolta
3. Jungle Boogie - Kool & the Gang
4. Let's Stay Together - Al Green
5. Bustin' Surfboards - The Tornadoes
6. Lonesome Town - Rick Nelson
7. Son of a Preacher Man - Dusty Springfield
8. Zed's Dead, Baby [Dialogue] - Centurian, Maria De Medeiros, Bruce Willis
9. Jack Rabbit Slims Twist Contest (Dialogue)/You Never Can Tell - Chuck Berry, Jerome Patrick Hoban
10. Girl, You'll Be a Woman Soon - Urge Overkill
11. If Love Is a Red Dress (Hang Me in Rags) - Maria McKee
12. Bring Out the Gimp (Dialogue)/Comanche - Peter Green, , Duane Whitaker
13. Flowers on the Wall - The Statler Brothers
14. Personality Goes a Long Way [Dialogue] - Samuel L.
Jackson, John Travolta
15. Surf Rider - The Lively Ones
16. Ezekiel 25:17 [Dialogue] - Samuel L. Jackson

Craig Brewer's film, Blake Snake Moan is a darkly modern tale of love, betrayal, sex and salvation set in the Deep South starring Samuel L. Jackson, Christina Ricci, Justin Timberlake and E-40. The film is the second feature by writer-director Craig Brewer, whose first film Hustle & Flow won an Academy Award for Best Song and the 2005 Sundance Film Festival Audience Award.

As Hustle & Flow depicted the underground world of Dirty South rap, Black Snake Moan, which was filmed in Memphis, Tennessee and surrounding environments, employs as a setting for the contemporary North Mississippi hill country music scene, revealing its sound through purveyors like the North Mississippi Allstars, R.L. Burnside and Jessie Mae Hemphill. The film and soundtrack also feature the artists The Black Keys, John Doe and Samuel L. Jackson himself, making his musical debut singing and playing guitar. Here on 180g Vinyl LP.

Black Snake Moan Music From The Motion Picture Track Listing

1. Classic Logo Music - Scott Bomar
2. Ain't But One Kind Of Blues - Son House
3. Just Like A Bird Without A Feather - Samuel L. Jackson
4. When the Lights Go Out - The Black Keys
5. Standing In My Doorway Crying - Jessie Mae Hemphill
6. Chicken Heads - Bobby Rush
7. Black Snake Moan - Samuel L. Jackson
8. Morning Train - Precious Bryant
9. The Losing Kind - John Doe
10. Lord Have Mercy On Me - Outrageous Cherry
11. Ronnie and Rae's Theme - Scott Bomar
12. The Chain - Scott Bomar
13. Alice Mae - Samuel L. Jackson
14. Stack-o-Lee - Samuel L. Jackson
15. Old Black Mattie - RL Burnside
16. That's Where The Blues Started - Son House
17. Mean Ol' Wind Died Down - North Mississippi Allstars

Side One:
1. Texas Bound And Flyin'- Jerry Reed
2. Charlotte's Web - The Statler Brothers
3. To Be Your Man - Don Williams
4. Ride Concrete Cowboy, Ride - Roy Rogers
5. Devilerance Of The Wildwood Flower - The Bandit Band
6. Pecos Promenade - Tanya Tucker
Side Two:
1. Here's Lookin' At You - Mel Tillis
2. Do You Know You Are My Sunshine - The Statler Brothers
3. Again And Again - Brenda Lee
4. Let's Do Something Cheap And Superficial - Burt Reynolds
5. Tulsa Time - Don Williams
6. Pickin' Lone Star Style - The Bandit Band

3 Posters

The action packed, modern day love story Twilight is based on the best-selling books by Stephenie Meyer. It tells the tale of Bella (Kristen Stewart), an average teenage girl, who moves to a small town where she falls in love with an extraordinary boy Edward (Robert Pattinson), putting her life on the line by igniting an epic battle between two vampire clans. Every song on the Twilight soundtrack is also featured in the movie. The soundtrack includes "Decode," an exclusive song from Paramore written specifically for the film. Foil stamped (aluminum) single-pocket gatefold jacket. Includes three Twilight posters and full art LP sleeve.

“I chose the title “Decode” because the song is about the building tension, awkwardness, anger and confusion between Bella and Edward. Bella is the only mind Edward can’t read and I feel like that’s a big part of the first book and one of the obstacles for them to overcome. It’s one added tension that makes the story even better.” - Hayley Williams/Paramore

Twilight Original Motion Picture Soundtrack Listing

1. Muse “Supermassive Black Hole”
2. Paramore “Decode”
3. The Black Ghosts “Full Moon”
4. Linkin Park “Leave Out All The Rest”
5. MuteMatch “Spotlight (Twilight Mix)”
6. Perry Farrell “Go All The Way (Into The Twilight)”
7. Collective Soul “Tremble For My Beloved”
8. Paramore “I Caught Myself”
9. Blue Foundation “Eyes On Fire”
10. Rob Pattinson “Never Think”
11. Iron & Wine “Flightless Bird, American Mouth”
12. Carter Burwell “Bella’s Lullaby”The action packed,

In conjunction with DreamWorks Films NEW Director's Edition 2-Disc DVD release of Cameron Crowe's "ALMOST FAMOUS", Classic Records is pleased to announce the release of "Untitled" - an inspired reissue of the soundtrack for the Academy Award winning film "Almost Famous". This two LP set features bonus material by Still Water the fictitious band featured in the film. The Stillwater tracks were mastered directly by Bernie Grundman from the 1/2" analog masters (*due to time constraints with this production, digital sources were utilized for the other repertoire).

1. America - Simon & Garfunkel
2. Sparks - The Who
3. It Wouldn't Have Made Any Difference - Todd Rundgren
4. Every Picture Tells A Story - Rod Stewart
5. Feel Flows - The Beach Boys
6. Your Move - Yes
7. Mr. Farmer - The Seeds
8. One Way Out - The Allman Bros
9. Simple Man - Lynyrd Skynyrd
10. That's The Way - Led Zeppelin
11. Tiny Dancer - Elton John
12. Lucky Trumble - Nancy Wilson
13. I'm Waiting For The Man - David Bowie
14. The Wind - Cat Stevens
15. Slip Away - Clarence Carter
16. Something In The Air - Thunderclap Newman
17. Fever Dog - Stillwater
18. Love Thing - Stillwater
19. Chance Upon You - Stillwater
20. Love Comes And Goes - Stillwater
21. Hour Of Need - Stillwater
22. You Had To Be There - Stillwater

One of the most debated over and sought after audiophile titles, Casino Royale has graced many "Top Ten" lists for decades. This quirky soundtrack, to the equally zany James Bond spoof, features music and arrangements by the prolific and very hip Burt Bacharach. The highlight of the set is a breathy rendition of The Look of Love, by the late Dusty Springfield. The main theme and supporting incidental music are by Herb Alpert and his Tijuana Brass. The sound captured by the young engineer (but soon-to-be Super Producer, Phil Ramone) is still stunning, more than 30 years later.

1. Casino Royale Theme - Herb Alpert and The Tijuana Brass
2. The Look of Love - Dusty Springfield (vocal) & Hal David (lyric)
3. Money Penny Goes For Broke
4. Le Chiffre's Torture of the Mind
5. Home James, Don't Spare the Horses
6. Sir James' Trip to Find Mata
7. The Look Of Love (instrumental)
8. Hi There Miss Goodthighs
9. Little French Boy
10. Flying Saucer -First Stop Berlin
11. The Venerable Sir James Bond
12. Dream On James, You're Winning
13. The Big Cowboys and Indians Fight at Casino Royale
14. Casino Royale Theme - Herb Alpert and The Tijuana Brass

"Suggestive of both the imagery of Win Wenders' movie Paris, Texas and the desert itself, Ry Cooder's score is a peaceful, poetic journey into the soul of an acoustic guitar. 'Paris, Texas,' 'Brothers,' and 'Nothing Out There' open the album as meditative blends of guitar twang and scratching ambient effects. The songs move at a pretty, slow pace, and the opening track sees Cooder plucking his guitar's strings and letting that sound vibrate into thin air; it's a motif that he returns to repeatedly throughout the score…the score works best for people who have seen the movie, but it's still a powerful and immensely evocative journey for those whose experience with the material is the album alone." – All Music Guide

1. Paris, Texas
2. Brothers
3. Nothing Out There
4. Cancion Mixteca - Harry Dean Stanton
5. No Safety Zone
6. Houston In Two Seconds
7. She`s Leaving The Bank
8. On The Couch
9. I Knew These People - Harry Dean Stanton And Nastassja Kinski
10. Dark Was The Night

For the first time, the soundtrack to City of God, originally released in 2003, is now available on 180g Double LP! Antonio Pinto and Ed Côrtes’s timeless score enhances this gritty portrayal of poverty, violence and urban decay. Consisting of classic Brazilian funk, jazz and pop music, the soundtrack includes songs by the Brazilian legends Hyldon, Tim Maia, Raul Seixas, Cartola and Simonal.

Track Listing:

1. Meu Nome E Ze
2. Vida de Otario
3. Funk da Virada
4. Estoria da Boca
5. Na Rua, Na Chuva, Ha Fazenda (Casinha de Sape)
6. A Transa
7. Metamorfose Ambulante
8. Nem Vem que Nao Tem
9. Preciso Me Encontrar
10. Alvorada
11. Convite Para Vida
12. No Caminho Do Bem
13. Morte Ze Pequeno
14. Batucada - (DJ Camillo Roche & DJ Yah remix)

1. A FEW WORDS FROM THE BRIDE - UMA THURMAN
2. GOODNIGHT MOON - SHIVAREE
3. IL TRAMONTO - ENNIO MORRICONE
4. CAN'T HARDLY STAND IT - CHARLIE FEATHERS
5. TU MIRÁ (EDIT) - LOLE Y MANUEL
6. MOTORCYCLE CIRCUS - LUIS BACALOV
7. THE CHASE - ALAN REEVES, PHIL STEELE AND PHILIP BRIGHAM
8. THE LEGEND OF PAI MEI - DAVID CARRADINE AND UMA THURMAN
9. L'ARENA - ENNIO MORRICONE
10. A SATISFIED MIND - JOHNNY CASH
11. A SILHOUETTE OF DOOM - ENNIO MORRICONE
12. ABOUT HER - MALCOLM MCLAREN
13. TRULY AND UTTERLY - BILL DAVID CARRADINE AND UMA THURMAN
14. MALAGUENA - SALEROSA CHINGON
15. URAMI BUSHIm - MEIKO KAJI

This is an evocative and contemporary soundtrack featuring the likes of R.E.M., Radiohead, Sir Paul McCartney, Peter Gabriel, Red House Painters. Josh Rouse, Siqur Ros, Jeff Buckley, Bob Dylan, Nancy Wilson, and the Chemical Brothers among others. Classic Records once again collaborated with Vinyl Films (the relationship was initiated via the ''Untitled'' soundtrack from ''Almost Famous'',) to bring you the entire Vanilla Sky soundtrack on 200g QUIEX SV super vinyl

Track Listing

1. R.E.M. - all the right friends
2. RADIOHEAD - everything in its right place
3. PAUL McCARTNEY - vanilla sky
4. PETER GABRIEL - solsbury hill
5. JULIANNA GIANNI - I fall apart
6. THE MONKEES - porpoise song (THEME FROM 'HEAD')
7. LOOPER - (FEATURING FRANCIS MACDONALD) mondo '77
8. RED HOUSE PAINTERS - have you forgotten
9. JOSH ROUSE - directions
10. LEFTFIELD/AFRIKA BAMBAATAA - afrika shox
11. SIGUR ROS - svefn-g-englar
12. JEFF BUCKLEY - last goodbye
13. TODD RUNDGREN - can we still be friends
14. BOB DYLAN - fourth time around
15. NANCY WILSON - elevator beat
16. R.E.M. - sweetness follows
17.THE CHEMICAL BROTHERS - where do I begin

Time to celebrate a brand new, exceptional addition to the zombie genre with Canadian director Bruce LaBruce’s latest oeuvre. Renouncing the most obvious cliches, LaBruce lets his protagonist gay punk zombie Otto ramble and roam the streets of Berlin until he finds himself cast for a low budget flick. With a keen eye for style, the director picks and mixes references from classic horror, silent movies and modernity into a strident, yet poetic film. Otto; Or, Up With Dead People continues the tradition of the political pornographer’s previous successes, The Rasperry Reich and Hustler White.

Spoilt for choice: Otto features more than 50 international tracks and sounds! After careful selection, Crippled Dick Hot Wax now presents the movie’s official soundtrack, featuring 14 tracks on limited double vinyl, promising to take us on a truly crazy acoustic rollercoaster ride. Yet despite the artists’ glaring differences, the result is a surprisingly coherent, compact and homogeneous compilation. Weaving classical, electronic, drone, avant garde, pop and punk/disco into a well-balanced whole, the soundtrack introduces cinema and music lovers alike to the weirdly wonderful world of Bruce LaBruce.

Otto: Or, Up With Dead People Original Motion Picture Soundtrack Listing

1. Mikael Karlsson - Descent
2. Jean-Louis Huhta – Halfway Between The World And Death
3. 4th Sign Of The Apocalypse – Ascending The River
4. All My Friends – Theme From All My Friends
5. Pandas Of Black Metal – Kill Your Gods
6. Misty Roses – Mario And Dario
7. The Living Dead Boys – We Are The Living Dead Boys
8. No Bra - Doherfuckher
9. Brittle Stars – On The Cusp Of Infinity
10. Eyes And Teeth - Sonicize
11. Othon with Ernesto Tomasini - Metalipsis
12. La Jovenc – Going Home
13. Ultra Milkmaids + V - Load
14. The Homophones – Everyone’s Dead

Leonard Chess co-founded Chess Records, the pre-eminent blues label of the '50s and '60s, with his brother Phil. Originally, the Chess brothers, Polish immigrants whose family settled in Chicago, formed Aristocrat Records in 1947. The Chess label followed two years later, and with it a mind-boggling flood of blues, R&B and rock & roll talent that included Muddy Waters, Howlin' Wolf, Bo Diddley, Chuck Berry, Willie Dixon, Etta James and Little Walter. While Phil focused on jazz, Leonard Chess honed in on roots music, making Chess the greatest repository of black music at mid-century. It was under Chess’ tutelage that Muddy Waters’ electric blues fomented a revolution that led directly to rock & roll in the person of Chuck Berry, another Chess artist.

The film Cadillac Records stars Adrien Brody, Jeffrey Wright, Beyoncé Knowles and Mos Def and it follows the rise and fall of Chess Records, which launched these legendary careers and made history.

Cadillac Records Music From The Original Motion Picture Soundtrack Listing

1. I'm A Man (Jeffrey Wright)
2. At Last (Beyonce)
3. No Particular Place To Go
4. I'm Your Hoochie Coochie Man (Jeffrey Wright)
5. Once In A Lifetime (Beyonce)
6. Let's Take A Walk (Raphael Saadiq)
7. 6 O'Clock Blues (Solange)
8. Nadine (Mos Def)
9. The Sound (Mary Mary)
10. Last Night (Little Walter)
11. I'd Rather Go Blind (Beyonce)
12. My Babe (Columbus Short)
13. Bridging The Gap (Nas featuring Olu Dara)

Notes by Ron Jeremy
First Official Reissue
Deluxe 180g Gatefold LP
Includes 18" x 24" fold-out film poster!
Original Art
Countless Photos

She's Got To Have It
Deeper and Deeper (Instrumental)
La La La
Latino
Deep Throat
Run Linda Run
Saxy
Deeper And Deeper (Vocal)

I Will Always Love You
I Have Nothing
I'm Every Woman
Run To You
Queen Of The Night
Jesus Loves Me
Even If My Heart Would Break- Kenny G and Aaron Neville
Someday (I'm Coming Back)- Lisa Stanfield
It's Gonna Be A Lovely Day- The S.O.U.L. S.Y.S.T.E.M.
(What's So Funny 'Bout) Peace, Love, and Understanding- Curtis Stigers
Theme From The Bodyguard
Trust In Me- Joe Cocker feat. Sass Jordan

The Original Miami Vice Theme (Instrumental)
Smuggler's Blues
Own The Night
You Belong To The City
In The Air Tonight
Miami Vice (Instrumental)
Vice
Better Be Good To Me
Flashback (Instrumental)
Chase (Instrumental)
Evan (Instrumental)

No Talking Just Head- The Heads
A Big Day In The North- Black Grape
Party Man- The Worldbeaters and Peter Gabriel
Hu Hu Hu- Dig
White Discussion- Live
The Loyaliser- Faima Mansions
Fallen Angel- Traci Lords
Abbaon Fat Tracks- Tricky
Into The Paradise- William Orbit
Build It With Love- Londonbeat
I Can't Get No Sleep- India and Masters At Work
Samurai- Juno Reactor
Young Boys- Lords Of Acid

Who's That Girl
Causing A Commotion
The Look of Love
24 Hours- Duncan Faure
Step By Step- Club Nouveau
Turn It Up- Michael Davidson
Best Thing Ever- Seritti Politti
Can't Stop
El Coco Loco (So So Bad)- Coati Mundi

Good To Go- Trouble Funk
Meet Me At The Go-Go- Hot Cold Sweet
Still Smokin'- Trouble Funk
Make Em' Move- Sly Dumbar & Robbie Shakespeare
E.U.Freeze- E.U.
Keys- Wally Badarou
We Need Money- Chuck Brown & The Soul Searchers
Status Quo- Donald Banks
Drop The Bomb- Trouble Funk
Riot Zone (Call The Police)- Ini Kamoze
I Like It- Trouble Funk
Movin' and Groovin'- Redds and the Boys
Good To Go- Trouble Funk

Try Again- Aaliyah
Come Back In One Piece- Aaliyah feat. DMX
Rose In A Concrete World (J Dub Remix)- Joe
Rollin' Raw- BG from Cash Money
We At It Again- Timbaland
Are You Feelin' Me- Aaliyah
Perfect Man- Destiny's Child
Simply Irresistible- Ginuwine
It Really Don't Matter- Confidential
Thugz- Mack 10 feat. The Comrades
I Don't Wanna- Aaliyah
Somebody Gonna Die Tonight- Dave Bing feat. Lil' Mo
Woozy- Playa
Pump The Brakes- Dave Hollister
This Is A Test- Chante Moore
Revival- Non-A-Miss
Come On- Blade
Swung On- Stanley Clarke feat. Politix

Magnetic North Pole- Cold Water Flat
Not You Again- Dinosaur Jr
Star (Full Band Version)- Belly
Stove- The Lemonheads
Murdering Stone- The Walkabouts
Crutch- Buffalo Tom
Run Leter- Throwing Muses
The Freed Pigs- Sebadoh
Anyone Can Play Guitar- Radiohead
Here Comes The Pain- Juliana Hatfield
Sulk- Billy Bragg
I Think She Likes Me- Treat Her Right
Off To One Side- Come

Barbarella
Goodnight Alfie
Spaceship Out Of Control
Ski Ride
The Hungry Dolls
Love, Love, Love Drags Me Down
Pygar Finds Barbarella
I Love All The Love In You
The Labyrinth
Pygar's New Wings
Fight In Flight
Entrance Into Sogo
Hello Pretty Pretty
Pygar's Persecution
The Black Queen's Beads
Dead Duck
The Pill
Smoke
The Sex Machine
The Chamber Of Dreams
The Destruction Of Sogo
An Angel Is Love

First Coronation
Open The Door
Where Is Armo?
Picking Up Brides
The Last Emperor--Theme Variation 1
Rain (I Want A Divorce)
The Baby (was born dead)
The Last Emperor--Theme Variation 2
The Last Emperor--Theme
Main Title Theme (The Last Emperor)
Picking A Bride
Bed
Wind, Rain and Water
Paper Emperor
Lunch
Red Guard
The Emperor's Waltz
The Red Guard Dance

Track Listing:

1.Intro - Max Julien a/k/a Goldie
2. Big Bad Mama - Foxy Brown
3. Hard To Get (Revisited) - Rick James & Richie Rich
4. I Gotta Know - Playa
5. Young Cassanovas - Junior M.A.F.I.A.
6. Down Wit Us - Redman
7. The Usual Suspects - Mic Geronimo
8. How To Be A Playa - Master P
9. It's A Cold Day (The Funk Wit U Mix) - Too Short
10. Interlude - Max Julien a/k/a Goldie
11. Street 2 Street - Jayo Felony
12. In The Wind - Eightball & MJG
13. Never Seen Before - EPMD
14. Never Wanna Let You Go - Absolute
15. When The Playas Live - Crucial Conflict
16. Troublesome - 2 Pac
17. Say What - Dymon
18. If U Stay Ready (Remix) - Suga Free
19. Don't Ever - Black Azz Chill
20. Outro - Max Julien a/k/a Goldie

Barbarella
Goodnight Alfie
Spaceship Out Of Control
Ski Ride
The Hungry Dolls
Love, Love, Love Drags Me Down
Pygar Finds Barbarella
I Love All The Love In You
The Labyrinth
Pygar's New Wings
Fight In Flight
Entrance Into Sogo
Hello Pretty Pretty
Pygar's Persecution
The Black Queen's Beads
Dead Duck
The Pill
Smoke
The Sex Machine
The Chamber Of Dreams
The Destruction Of Sogo
An Angel Is Love

(HEY, NUNZIO!) THEME FROM "NUNZIO"
MAIN TITLE
NUNZIO IN LOVE (LOVE THEME)
FLYING LOVE
ONLY A MEMORY
NO TIPS FOR NUNZIO
NIGHT MUSIC
CANDY STORE FRENZY
SAD NUNZIO
GOODNIGHT MY LITTLE ONE
NUNZIO IN DANGER
TO THE RESCUE
SUPERSPEED
END TITLE, END CAST

Hold On!
The George and Dragon
Got A Feeling
Wild Love
Leaning On The Lamp Post
Where Were You When I Needed You
All The Things I Do For You Baby
Gotta Get Away
Make Me Happy
A Must To Avoid

Prologue
Theme From Love Story
Love Theme From Oliver's Story (Oliver's Theme)
Night Drive To Cambridge
Oliver's Childhood Room
Love At The Red Apple (Oliver's Theme)
Love Theme From Oliver's Story (Oliver's Theme)
Hong Kong Park
Tentative Feelings (Oliver's Theme)
Tennis, Jogging, and Single Bars (Oliver's Theme)
Montage of Moments

Mannix
Edge of Night
The Girl Who Came In With The Tide
Beyond The Shadow of Today
The Shadow
Turn Every Stone
Hunt Down
Warning" Live Blueberries
Fear
The End of the Rainbow
End Game

Po Lazarus -- JAMES CARTER & THE PRISONERS
Big Rock Candy Mountain -- HARRY MCCLINTOCK
You Are My Sunshine -- NORMAN BLAKE
Down to the River to Pray -- ALISON KRAUSS
I Am A Man of Constant Sorrow -- THE SOGGY BOTTOM BOYS
Hard Time Killing Floor Blues -- CHRIS THOMAS KING
I Am A Man of Constant Sorrow -- NORMAN BLAKE
Keep On the Sunny Side -- THE WHITES
I'll Fly Away -- ALISON KRAUSS AND GILLIAN WELCH
Didn't Leave Nobody But The Baby -- EMMYLOU HARRIS, ALISON KRAUSS, AND GILLIAN WELCH
In the Highways -- SARAH, HANNAH, AND LEAH PEASALL
I Am Weary (Let Me Rest) -- THE COX FAMILY
I Am a Man of Constant Sorrow -- JOHN HARTFORD
O Death -- RAPLH STANLEY
In the Jailhouse Now -- THE SOGGY BOTTOM BOYS
I Am A Man of Constant Sorrow -- THE SOGGY BOTTOM BOYS
Indian War Whoop -- JOHN HARTFORD
Lonesome Valley -- FAIRFIELD FOUR
Angel Band -- THE STANLEY BROTHERS

Finding The "Orca" (Main Title)
The Menu
Ballet For Divers
The Water Kite Sequence
Brody Misundertsood
The Catamaran Race
Toward Cable Junction
Attack On The Helicopter
The Open Sea
Fire Aboard and Eddie's Death
Sean's Rescue
Attack On The Water Skier
The Big Jolt!
End Title, End Cast

Almost Summer
Sad, Sad Summer
Cruisin'
Lookin' Good
Summer In The City
It's OK
Football
Island Girl
Christine And Bobby
We Are The Future
She Was A Lady

Toccata In D Minor
Symphony No. 8
Executive Party
Symphony No. 5 - Excerpt First Movement
Adagio
Waltz From "Sleeping Beauty"
Executive Party Dance
Symphony No. 5 - Excerpt Fourth Movement

Overture
Main Title
Mirable
Nefud Mirage
Rescue of Gasim
Bringing Gasim Into Camp
Arrival At Auda's Camp
The Voice of the Guns
Continuation of the Miracle
Sun's Anvil
Lawrence & Body Guard
That Is The Desert
End Title

Features new music by:
Shaquille O'Neal
Ice Cube
KRS-One
B Real
Blackstreet
Mobb Deep
Az Yet
Tevin Campbell
Jon B.

Pran's Theme
Requiem For A City
Evacuation
Pran's Theme 2
Capture
Execution
Bad News
Pran's Departure
Worksite
The Year Zero
Blood Sucking
The Year Zero 2
Pran's Escape/ The Killing Fields
The Trek
The Boy's Burial/ Pran Sees The Red Cross
Good News
Etude

One Flew Over The Cuckoo's Nest (Opening Theme)
Medication Valse
Bus Ride To Paradise
Cruising
Trolling
Aloha Los Pescadores
Charmaine
Play The Game
Last Dance
Act of Love
Jingle Bells
One Flew Over The Cuckoo's Nest (Closing Theme)

KENNY LOGGINS - Footloose
DENIECE WILLIAMS - Let's Hear It For The Boy
MIKE RENO & ANN WILSON - Almost Paradise (Love Theme)
BONNIE TYLER - Holding Out For A Hero
SHALAMAR - Dancing In The Streets
KENNY LOGGINS - I'm Free (Heaven Helps The Man)
KARLA BONOFF - Somebody's Eyes
SAMMY HAGAR - The Girl Gets Around
MOVING PICTURES - Never

The Last Race — Jack Nitzsche
Baby, It's You — Smith
Paranoia Prima — Ennio Morricone
Planning & Scheming — Eli Roth & Michael Bacall (dialogue)
Jeepster — T. Rex
Stuntman Mike — Rose McGowan & Kurt Russell (dialogue)
Staggolee — Pacific Gas & Electric
The Love You Save (May Be Your Own) — Joe Tex
Good Love, Bad Love — Eddie Floyd
Down In Mexico — The Coasters
Hold Tight - Dave Dee, Dozy, Beaky, Mick & Tich
Sally and Jack (From the Motion Picture Blow Out) — Pino Donaggio
It's So Easy — Willy DeVille
Whatever-However — Tracie Thoms & Zoë Bell (dialogue)
Riot In Thunder Alley — Eddie Beram
Chick Habit - April March

Simon and Garfunkel and Dave Grusin On the Graduate Original Motion Picture Soundtrack On 180 Gram import German Vinyl From Speakers Corner

The soundtrack to Mike Nichols' 1967 masterpiece, The Graduate, alternates between Paul Simon's songs and pieces of Dave Grusin's deliberately naff Swingin' Sixties score. All of the former, with the exception of Mrs. Robinson and a negligible solo acoustic guitar rendition of Scarborough Fair/Canticle, are available on Simon and Garfunkel's earlier albums. Similar to Nelson Riddle's self-parodic work on Stanley Kubrick's Lolita, Grusin's instrumentals have a satiric edge that comments on the film's action.

The Graduate Track Listing

1.The Sound Of Silence - Simon And Garfunkel
2. The Singleman Party Foxtrot - David Grusin
3. Mrs. Robinson - Simon And Garfunkel
4. Sunporch Cha-Cha-Cha - David Grusin
5. Scarborough Fair / Canticle (Inerlude) - Simon And Garfunkel
6. On The Strip - David Grusin
7. April Come She Will - Simon And Garfunkel
8. The Folks - David Grusin
9. Scarborough Fair / Canticle - Simon And Garfunkel
10. A Great Effect - David Grusin
11. The Big Bright Green Pleasure Machine - Simon And Garfunkel
12. Whew - David Grusin
13. Mrs. Robinson - Simon And Garfunkel
14. The Sound Of Silence - Simon And Garfunkel

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1. Schoolhouse Rocky
2. Elementary, My Dear
3. Three Is A Magic Number
4. The Four-Legged Zoo
5. Ready Or Not, Here I Come
6. My Hero, Zero
7. I Got Six
8. Lucky Seven Sampson
9. Figure Eight
10. Naughty Number Nine
11. The Good Eleven
12. Little Twelvetoes

Side 1:
Bullitt (Main Title)
Room "26"
Hotel Daniels
The Aftermath of Love
Music To Interrogate By
On The Way To San Mateo

Side 2:
Ice Pick Mike
A Song For Cathy
Shifting Gears
Cantata For Combo
The First Snowfall
Bullitt (End Title)

The score was composed by director David Lynch and his longtime musical collaborator, Angelo Badalamenti. Badalementi was also the composer for such Lynch films as Lost Highway, Wild at Heart and Blue Velvet. The score here is best described as ethereal, ominous, sensual, hypnotic, eerie and brooding, remeniscient of Lynch's film Twin Peaks. Other songs included in this soundtrack are Roy Orbison's "Crying" sung a capella in Spanish and "Bring It On Home" by Sonny Boy Williamson. This 180-gram LP release is the second in Milan Records’ series of reissuing classic soundtracks on the quality LP format.

1. Angelo Badalamenti - Jitterbug (1:27)
2. Angelo Badalamenti - Mulholland Drive (4:16)
3. Angelo Badalamenti - Rita Walks / Sunset Boulevard / Aunt Ruth (1:55)
4. Angelo Badalamenti & David Lynch - Diner (4:16)
5. Angelo Badalamenti - Mr. Roque / Betty's Theme (4:06)
6. Milt Buckner - The Beast (2:29)
7. Sonny Boy Williamson - Bring It On Home (2:39) - Willie Dixon
8. Linda Scott - I've Told Every Little Star (2:17)
9. Angelo Badalamenti & David Lynch - Dwarfland / Love Theme (12:14)
10. Angelo Badalamenti & David Lynch - Silencio (4:27)
11. Rebekah Del Rio - Llorando (Crying) (3:32) - Joe Melson , Roy Orbison
12. David Lynch & John Neff - Pretty 50's (3:02)
13. David Lynch & John Neff - Go Get Some (7:08)
14. Angelo Badalamenti - Diane And Camilla (4:48)
15. Angelo Badalamenti - Dinner Party Pool Music (1:26)
16. David Lynch & John Neff - Mountains Falling (8:15)
17. Angelo Badalamenti - Mulholland Drive / Love Theme (5:40)

Peter Frampton -- The Long And Winding Road
Barry Gibb & The Bee Gees -- A Day In The Life
Peter Frampton -- Golden Slumbers
Earth, Wind, & Fire -- Got To Get You Into My Life
The Bee Gees -- Nowhere Man
Steve Martin -- Maxwell's Silver Hammer
Billy Preston -- Get Back
The Bee Gees -- Polythene Pam
Robin Gibb -- Oh! Darling
Alic Cooper & The Bee Gees -- Because
George Burns -- Fixing A Hole
Peter Frampton & The Bee Gees -- She Came In Through The Bathroom Window
Peter Frampton & The Bee Gees -- Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band (Reprise)
Peter Frampton & The Bee Gees -- Getting Better
Peter Frampton & The Bee Gees -- With A Little Help From My Friends
Aerosmith -- Come Together
Maurice Gibb, Peter Frampton, George Burns, & The Bee Gees -- Being For The Benefit of Mr. Kite
Sandy Farina -- Here Comes The Sun
The Bee Gees & Paul Nicholas -- Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band
Paul Nicholas, Peter Frampton, & The Bee Gees -- Good Morning, Good Morning
The Bee Gees, Dianne Steinberg, Paul Nicholas, Donald Pleasence, & Stargard -- I Wand You (She's So Heavy)
Frankie Howerd -- Mean Mr. Mustard
The Bee Gees, Jay MacIntosh, & John Wheeler -- She's Leaving Home
Dianne Steinberg & Stargard -- Lucy In The Sky With Diamonds
Sandy Farina -- Strawberry Fields Together
Paul Nicholas & Dianne Steinberg -- You Never Give Me Your Money
Frankie Howerd & Sandy Farina -- When I'm Sixty-four

This realistic portrayal of one of the bloodiest battles ever stars Martin Sheen and Jeff Daniels and features a compelling soundtrack and original score by Randy Edelman. Edelman's score plays a huge role in Gettysburg, which chronicles the major battle of the U.S. Civil War and his evocative, emotional and courageous work truly helps shape this great film. Now available for the first time on 180g LP!

Gettysburg: Music from the Motion Picture Track Listing

1. Main Title
2. Men Of Honor
3. Battle Of Little Round Top
4. Fife And Gun
5. General Lee At Twilight
6. The First Battle
7. Dawn
8. From History To Legend
9. Over The Fence
10. We Are The Flank
11. Charging Up The Hill
12. Dixie
13. General Lee's Solitude
14. Battle At Devils Den
15. Killer Angel
16. March To Mortality (Pickett's Charge)
17. Kathleen Mavourneen
18. Reunion And Finale

Three remastered hits, cut at 45 on 180-gram vinyl.

"Theme From Shaft" (Side 1) The undisputed anthem for what would be called Blaxploitation, "Theme From Shaft" is as popular and well-known as the movie it supported. The song opens with the ever-recognizable wah-wah, funked-up guitar chords, and we're quickly treated to Isaac Hayes' soul-drenched lyrics convincing ANYONE that this guy Shaft is one "bad mother…shut your mouth." The song oozes with the cool confidence that made the character Shaft one of the relative first Black film heroes.

"Theme From Shaft" earned Hayes his only Number One pop single in late 1971, winning an Oscar for Best Song, and helping him become the first Black composer to win an Oscar for Best Score.

"Soulsville" (Side 1) Another one of Isaac Hayes' biggest hits, "Soulsville" provides the contrast of a down-tempo ballad outlining the plight of life in the ghetto. It's an emotional tale of poverty, drugs, desperation and faith.

"Do Your Thing" (Side 2) Pure funk. This nearly 20-minute jam demonstrates just how potent the Stax houseband, The Bar-Kays, could be. They establish a groove in which you can comfortably loose yourself. After "Theme From Shaft," this was the most popular hit from the Shaft movie soundtrack. It climbed to Number Three on the Billboard chart, a remarkable feat for such a long, mostly-instrumental song.

Analogue Productions introduced test pressings from their Stax Records reissue at the June 2003 Home Entertainment Expo in San Francisco. Among the exhibitors to show off their wares using these yet-to-be-released 45s was Richard Vandersteen of Vandersteen Audio.

Track Listing:

Theme from Enter The Dragon
Sampans
The Monk
The Gentle Softness
The Big Battle
Han's Island
The Human Fly
Bamboo Bird Cage
Broken Mirrors
Theme from Enter The Dragon (reprise)

Cyrus Sutton's documentary film features an original soundtrack by Shawn Lee alongside Australian acts Band Of Frequencies, Low Pressure Sound System and Afro Dizzi Act. Lee turns out a sunny, surf inspired mix on this Double LP. His signature funky breaks and beats are backed by twangy guitars and harmonicas creating a hazy breeze of blissful tunes. Afro Dizzi Act play rootsy Afro-beat tinged jams, while Low Pressure Sound System record soundtracks and perform live jams. Band Of Frequencies is a side project featuring members of Afro Dizzi Act and noted surfer Dave Rastovich, delving into heavier guitar sounds blending psychedelia, roots rock and soul.

Track Listing:

1. Under The Sun
2. Afro Surf
3. Capricorn
4. Hollisday
5. Below The Surface
6. Murf The Surf
7. 1994
8. Corvette
9. Rabbits Revenge
10. Great White Harp
11. Porpoise Song
12. Lava
13. Erotic Drums
14. Sweet Sixteen
15. New Era
16. Wichita Heights
17. Wave Song
18. Clock Song
19. Nice Dream
20. Rabbit
21. Psyche Drums
22. Oom Pa Pah
23. Very Bari
24. Southern Surfer
25. Totally Tubular
26. Nino Nino
27. Under The Sun
28. Under The Sun

Nick & Norah's Infinite Playlist: Original Motion Picture Soundtrack is the musical companion to the upcoming Columbia Pictures/Mandate Pictures film. The album features tracks from some of indie rock's best and brightest, including Vampire Weekend, Band of Horses, We Are Scientists, Bishop Allen, Devendra Banhart along with artists like Richard Hawley, The Real Tuesday Weld and the late, great Chris Bell. The soundtrack also features a previously unreleased tune from L.A.- based newcomers Army Navy, and an exclusive selection from the film's score, performed by its legendary composer, Mark Mothersbaugh (DEVO).

Based on the popular novel by Rachel Cohn and David Levithan, Nick & Norah's Infinite Playlist was directed by Peter Sollett. It's a comedy about two people thrust together for one hilarious, sleepless night of adventure in a world of mixtapes, late-night living and live, loud music. The film stars Michael Cera (Juno, Superbad, Arrested Development) and Kat Dennings (The 40 Year Old Virgin, The House Bunny)

Nick And Norah's Infinite Playlist Original Motion Picture Soundtrack Listing

1. Chris Bell - Speed Of Sound
2. Devendra Banhart - Lover
3. Bishop Allen - Middle Management
4. Vampire Weekend - Ottoman
5. The Dead 60s - Riot Radio
6. Takka Takka - Fever
7. The Submarines - Xavia
8. We Are Scientists - After Hours
9. Band of Horses - Our Swords
10. Army Navy - Silvery Sleds
11. Richard Hawley - Baby You're My Light
12. Shout Out Louds - Very Loud
13. Paul Tiernan - How To Say Goodbye
14. The Real Tuesday Weld - Last Words
15. Mark Mothersbaugh - Nick & Norah's Theme

He was a pusher that became a preacher. A gangster pimp serving soup from the trunk of his Coup Deville. A mutant cross between Robin Hood and Friar Tuck. Everyman, our man on the street, Brotherman. Continuing a tradition that began with Sweet Sweetback’s Baadasssss Song, and culminated with Shaft and Superfly, Brotherman was a blaxploitation film set to hit screens in 1975. Prior to the script being finished, the producers commissioned an original soundtrack to be performed by The Final Solution, a fledgling vocal group from Chicago’s west side. The ten-song album draws deeply from Curtis Mayfield’s well, certainly, but the proof in the pudding is Carl Wolfolk’s unique guitar style, a combination of flamenco and funk that stabs around the four part harmonies.

In classic Numero fashion, before even one foot of film was shot, the plug was pulled and the movie was cancelled. Dragged around for 30 years by songwriter and arranger Wolfolk, the tapes of his life’s work have finally been mixed, and the soundtrack album has been augmented to include two orchestrated instrumentals intended for the film.

The Final Solution Brotherman: Original Motion Picture Soundtrack Listing

1. Brotherman
2. Never Coming Back Again
3. I Don't Care
4. Girl in My Life
5. Gotta Get Through to You
6. One Day
7. I'm Ready for Love
8. To See You Again
9. We Can Work It Out
10. Where There's a Will
11. Theme from Brotherman
12. No Place to Run

Dagored is proud to bring you Maestro Ennio Morricone’s soundtrack to the 1982 controversial cult thriller Butterfly, based on a novel by James M. Cain. The film is a sordid tale of father-daughter incest and murder involving Stacy Keach and renowned Hollywood sexpot Pia Zadora, as the temptress daughter, Kady. The film also represents the last screen performance of Orson Welles, who plays a Judge attempting to convict Keach’s character for incest. Welles was nominated for Best Supporting Actor for his role here. Despite much criticism of the film itself and Zadora’s relentless publicity campaign prior to the film’s release, Zadora ultimately won a Golden Globe as Best New Actress for her performance. The Morricone score itself is relatively quiet, compared to some of his more nail-biting works, but as always, Morricone is a master of transforming the psychology of the film’s characters into music, which he does here with a subtle art that has made him the undisputed maestro of film scores. The quality of his work was also recognized with the track “It’s Wrong For Me To Love You,” featuring vocals by Zadora, being nominated for Best Original Song. Thanks in no small part to Pia Zadora’s steamy performance here, both the film and soundtrack have become cult classics.

Ennio Morricone Butterfly Track Listing

1. Butterfly Main Theme
2. Hot Tin Tub
3. Silver On The Sage
4. Waiting Montage
5. Here For The Wedding
6. Its Wrong For Me To Love You
7. Girl On My Porch
8. Bye Bye
9. Pokin Moke
10. Back In The Hills
11. Butterfly Main Theme

Track Listing

1. Superfly
2. Freddie's Dead
3. Slaughter
4. Time Is Tight
5. Bumpy's Lament
6. Theme From "Shaft"
7. Bumpy's Blues
8. Trouble Man
9. Symphony For Shafted Souls

The Soundtrack features songs from and inspired by one of the year's most wildly-anticipated films, "I'm Not There". The collection premieres new interpretations of Bob Dylan songs performed by an eclectic cavalcade of acclaimed and celebrated contemporary musicians.

"I'm Not There" includes two versions of the enigmatic title track, a new interpretation performed by Sonic Youth and the original Bob Dylan recording, a rare oft-bootlegged outtake from "The Basement Tapes" sessions which has been previously unavailable on any official release.

Many of the albums' performances include backing from the Million Dollar Bashers, an ensemble created for I'm Not There by Sonic Youth guitarist Lee Ranaldo, featuring Sonic Youth drummer, Steve Shelley, Television guitarist Tom Verlaine, Wilco bassist Nels Cline, guitarist Smokey Hormel, keyboardist John Medeski and long-time Bob Dylan band bassist Tony Garnier. Eddie Vedder, Stephen Malkmus, and Karen O are among the artists backed by the Million Dollar Bashers. Other tracks on the album feature the alternative country band Calexico backing up artists including Jim James, Iron & Wine, Roger McGuinn and Willie Nelson.

One of the year's most highly-anticipated cinema releases, "I'm Not There" is a meta-biographical film re-imaging the life of Bob Dylan as portrayed by six different actors in six different phases of the artist's life and career. The film is co-written and directed by Todd Haynes, who first radicalized pop music history in film with his controversial short "Superstar: The Karen Carpenter Story" in 1987 and later with his surrealist glam-rock feature, "Velvet Goldmine" in 1998.

Musicians:
Eddie Vedder
Sonic Youth
Jim James
Stephen Malkmus
Cat Power
Jack Johnson
Sufjan Steven
John Doe
Karen O
Iron & Wine
Mason Jennings
Jeff Tweedy
Willie Nelson
Antony
Los Lobos
Yo La Tengo
Mark Lanegan
Ramblin' Jack Elliot
Glen Hansard & Marketa Irglova
and More!

LP1:

1. All Along The Watchtower - Eddie Vedder & The Million Dollar Bashers
2. I'm Not There - Sonic Youth
3. Goin' To Acapulco - Jim James & Calexico
4. Tombstone Blues - Richie Havens
5. Ballad Of A Thin Man - Stephen Malkmus & The Million Dollar Bashers
6. Stuck Inside Of Mobile With the Memphis Blues Again - Cat Power
7. Pressing On - John Doe
8. Fourth Time Around - Yo La Tengo

LP2:

1. Dark Eyes - Iron & Wine and Calexico
2. Highway 61 Revisited - Karen O & The Million Dollar Bashers
3. One More Cup Of Coffee - Roger McGuinn & Calexico
4. The Lonesome Death Of Hattie Carroll - Mason Jennings
5. Billy 1 - Los Lobos
6. Simple Twist Of Fate - Jeff Tweedy
7. Man In The Long Black Coat - Mark Lanegan
8. Senor (Tales Of Yankee Power) - Willie Nelson & Calexico

LP3:

1. As I Went Out One Morning - Mira Billotte
2. Can't Leave Her Behing - S. Malkmus & Lee Ranaldo
3. Ring Them Bells - Sufjan Stevens
4. Just Like a Woman - Charlotte Gainsbourg & Calexico
5. Mama You've Been on My Mind / A Fraction Of Last Thoughts On Woody Guthrie - Jack Johnson
6. I Wanna Be Your Lover - Yo La Tengo
7. You Ain't Goin' Nowhere - Glen Hansard & Markete Irglova
8. Can You Please Crawl Out Your Window? - The Hold Steady
9. Just Like Tom Thumb's Blues - Ramblin' Jack Elliot
10. The Wicked Messenger - The Black Keys

LP4:

1. Cold Iron Bound - Tom Verlaine & The Million Dollar Bashers
2. The Times They Are A Changin' - Mason Jennings
3. Maggie's Farm - Stephen Malkmus & The Million Dollar Bashers
4. When The Ship Comes In - Marcus Carl Franklin
5. Moonshiner - Bob Forrest
6. I Dreamed I Saw St. Augustine - John Doe
7. Knockin On Heaven's Door - Anthony & The Johnsons
8. I'm Not There - Bob Dylan with The Band

1. Girl's Best Friend - Jay-Z
2. Criminal Mind - Tyrese
3. Damn (Should've Treated U Right) - So Plush
4. While You Were Gone - Kelly Price
5. I Put You On - Keith Sweat
6. Blue Diamond - Raekwon
7. Get Away - TQ/Krayzie Bone
8. Rock Ice - Hot Boys
9. Na Na Be Like - Foxy Brown
10. Gimme The Money - Rehab
11. Da Freak - Da Shortiez
12. Please Don't Forget About Me - Ruff Endz
13. All Eyes On Me (Revisiting Cold Blooded) - Strings
14. Playboy Like Me - Playa

The seventh volume of Bob Dylan's Bootleg Series doubles as the soundtrack to No Direction Home, Martin Scorseses's feature-length documentary covering Dylan's career from its beginnings to 1966 (it was aired in two parts on PBS in September 2005 and released in expanded form on DVD that same month). Unlike the previous three installments of The Bootleg Series, which focused exclusively on live concerts, No Direction Home is assembled from a variety of sources, including home recordings, publishing demos, alternate studio takes, and live recordings, with the first disc devoted to early acoustic recordings and the second to electric music. In fact, No Direction Home proceeds chronologically, filling in gaps between the proper albums or, more often, providing a parallel history of the most productive era of Dylan's career. All of this material -- with the exception of "Song to Woody," taken from his debut, and a cataclysmic version of "Like a Rolling Stone" taken from the Royal Albert Hall show that was released as Bob Dylan Live '66 -- is previously unreleased, and much of it has not been widely bootlegged (and the cuts that have been bootlegged, such as "Dink's Song," have never been heard in such crystal-clear fidelity). Where the inaugural edition of The Bootleg Series had many previously unreleased Dylan originals, there is only one here, the tentative opener, "When I Got Troubles," a sweet, simple 1959 song that finds Dylanin his formative stage. In place of unheard songs are a slew of alternate versions of familiar tunes. On the first two LP's, these are largely live versions of such warhorses as "Blowin' in the Wind," "Masters of War," and "A Hard Rain's a-Gonna Fall," recorded when the songs were still fresh. These live performances have an immediacy and intimacy that not only illustrate what a powerful folksinger Dylan was, but also suggest how the songs might have sounded when they were new tunes. Toward the end of the second LP, alternate versions that are significantly different from the final versions begin to surface with an early take on "Mr. Tambourine Man" recorded at the Another Side of Bob Dylan sessions with Ramblin' Jack Elliott on second guitar and backing vocals. The third and fourth LP's contain several alternates that are similarly notably different, highlighted by a lively, careening "It Takes a Lot to Laugh, It Takes a Train to Cry" with a different final verse, a "Desolation Row" with electric guitar, "Highway 61 Revisited" without the siren whistle, a slower, heavier, blusier take on "Leopard-Skin Pill Box Hat," a relaxed version of "Stuck Inside of Mobile with the Memphis Blues Again" that lacks the carnivalesque swirl of sound from the Blonde on Blonde version, and a lean, insistent "Visions of Johanna." Everything here is uniformly excellent and worth hearing well more than once. That alone, of course, would make this yet another worthwhile addition to any serious Dylan collection, but what makes No Direction Home noteworthy as an album is that it is the first Dylan record to offer an aural biography of Dylan. This does a superb job of tracing the development of Dylan as a musician, taking him from a young folkie singing standards, through the rush of his early standards, and to the visionary music he made once he went electric. Put in this context, the electric music on the third and fourth LP's sounds as bracing and brilliant and surprising as it did in the '60s, while the acoustic folk on LP's one and two sounds vibrant, pure, and alive. After all these years, that's a hard accomplishment to pull off, and to the credit of everybody involved in this terrific release, they've been able to make even the most familiar Dylan tunes feel new again. As usual, this deluxe edition comes from the original mix down masters and was transferred by Bernie Grundman to lacquer on on Classic's "all tube" analog cutting system. This deluxe 4-LP set includes two alternate cover art gatefold jackets (Blonde on Blonde and Bringing it all Back Home), a 60+ page 12" x12" booklet all housed in an a special outer box. Definitive - Highest Recommendations!

LP 1
1. When I Got Troubles (1959)
2. Rambler, Gambler (Home Recording)
3. This Land is Your Land (Live)
4. Song to Woody
5. Dink's Song (Home recording)
6. I Was Young When I Left Home (Home recording)
7. Sally Gal (Alternate Take)
8. Dont' Think Twice, It's Alright (Demo)
9. Man of Constant Sorrow
LP 2
1. Blowin' In The Wind (Live)
2. Masters of War (Live)
3. Hard Rains A-Gonna Fall (Live)
4. When the Ship Comes In (Live)
5. Mr. Tambourine Man (Alternate Take)
6. Chimes of Freedom (Live)
7. It's All Over Now, Baby Blue (Alternate Take)
LP 3
1. She Belongs To Me (Alternate Take)
2. Maggie's Farm (Live)
3. It Takes A Lot To Laugh, It Takes A Train To Cry (Alternate Take)
4. Tombstone Blues (Alternate Take)
5. Just Like Tom Thumb's Blues (Alternate Take)
6. Desolation Row (Alternate Take)
7. Highway 61 Revisited (Alternate Take)
LP 4
1. Leopard-Skin Pill-Box Hat (Alternate Take)
2. Stuck Inside of Mobile with the Memphis Blues Again (Alternate Take)
3. Visions of Johanna (Alternate Take)
4. Ballad of a Thin Man (Live)
5. Like A Rolling Stone (Live)