Soundtracks Vinyl Records

This unique package concentrates on the early 70s, and is built around the iconic, award-winning original soundtrack to Across 110th Street (1972), the critically-acclaimed - albeit violent, bloodthirsty and deeply disturbing - Blaxploitation movie which starred Anthony Quinn, Yaphet Kotto and Anthony Franciosa. Perhaps Womack’s most celebrated album, this compelling OST remains the most important soundtrack of the genre, the powerful title song later featuring heavily in both Quentin Tarantino’s 1997 homage to Blaxploitation, Jackie Brown, and Ridley Scott’s 2007 opus, American Gangster.

Womack has enjoyed a long, rich career and still retains a strong cult status in the UK and Europe. He continues to record and tour sporadically and after battling ill-health in recent years, a new album is scheduled for release in June. The album is co-produced by Damon Albarn and Richard Russell, who also produced Gil Scott Heron's acclaimed final album.

Track Listing:
1. Across 110th Street
2. Harlem Clavinette
3. If You Don't Want My Love
4. Hang On In There
5. Quicksand
6. Harlem Love Theme
7. Across 110th Street (Instrumental)
8. Do It Right
9. Hang On In There (Instrumental)
10. If You Don't Want My Love (Instrumental)
11. Across 110th Street Part 2

This unique package concentrates on the early 70s, and is built around the iconic, award-winning original soundtrack to Across 110th Street (1972), the critically-acclaimed - albeit violent, bloodthirsty and deeply disturbing - Blaxploitation movie which starred Anthony Quinn, Yaphet Kotto and Anthony Franciosa. Perhaps Womack’s most celebrated album, this compelling OST remains the most important soundtrack of the genre, the powerful title song later featuring heavily in both Quentin Tarantino’s 1997 homage to Blaxploitation, Jackie Brown, and Ridley Scott’s 2007 opus, American Gangster.

Womack has enjoyed a long, rich career and still retains a strong cult status in the UK and Europe. He continues to record and tour sporadically and after battling ill-health in recent years, a new album is scheduled for release in June. The album is co-produced by Damon Albarn and Richard Russell, who also produced Gil Scott Heron's acclaimed final album.

Track Listing:
1. Across 110th Street
2. Harlem Clavinette
3. If You Don't Want My Love
4. Hang On In There
5. Quicksand
6. Harlem Love Theme
7. Across 110th Street (Instrumental)
8. Do It Right
9. Hang On In There (Instrumental)
10. If You Don't Want My Love (Instrumental)
11. Across 110th Street Part 2

Remastered directly from the original analog master tapes

No noise or bass roll-off

Pressed on 180 gram vinyl

Deluxe inner sleeve

Original artwork and liner notes

Track Listing:
1. I Had a Farm in Africa
2. I\'m Better at Hello (Karen\'s Theme I)
3. Have You Got a Story for Me?
4. Concerto for Clarinet and Orchestra in a...
5. Safari
6. Karen\'s Journey/Siyawe
7. Flying over Africa
8. I Had a Compass from D

Sol Madrid (Main Theme)
Fiesta
Stacey's Bolero
The Burning Candle
Adagietto
Sol Madrid (Main Theme)

Side 2

The Golden Trip
Charanga
El Patio
Villanova's Villa
Bolero #2
Villanova's Chase

Arguably the best and most notorious of the blaxploitation films of the '70s, starring Ron O'Neal as a Harlem drug dealer out to make one last big score before he cleans up his act for good. You could say Curtis Mayfield's accompanying landmark 1972 soundtrack is the real star here though. Superfly is a gripping morality tale set to funky grooves and plaintive vocals, the absolute zenith of Mayfield's socially aware songwriting.

Track Listing:
Little Child Runnin' Wild
Pusherman
Freddie's Dead
Junkie Chase
Give Me Your Love
Eddie You Should Know Better
No Thing On Me
Think
Superfly

Arguably the best and most notorious of the blaxploitation films of the '70s, starring Ron O'Neal as a Harlem drug dealer out to make one last big score before he cleans up his act for good. You could say Curtis Mayfield's accompanying landmark 1972 soundtrack is the real star here though. Superfly is a gripping morality tale set to funky grooves and plaintive vocals, the absolute zenith of Mayfield's socially aware songwriting.

Track Listing:
Little Child Runnin' Wild
Pusherman
Freddie's Dead
Junkie Chase
Give Me Your Love
Eddie You Should Know Better
No Thing On Me
Think
Superfly

Bare Knuckles
Shake Down
Loving You
Gonna Getcha
Essex Exit
Charing Cross
Loving You Too
L.A. Montage
Bare Knuckles Blues
Zach's Pad
The End Of You

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

Barbarella
The Black Queen's Beads
I Love All The Love In You
Love Drags Me Down
Sabre Dance
In The Hall Of The Mountain King
Danse Macabre
Turkish March

1. Baby Doll and Empty House
2. The Doctor and Archie
3. The Fire and Baby Doll
4. Biblical Justice
5. Ghosts
6. Baby Doll's Fright
7. Lemonade
8. Shame, Shame, Shame! Vocal by Smiley Lewis
9. The Confession
10. The Cradle
11. Archie's Break-Up
12. Baby Doll's Birthday

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 ones 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.

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

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.

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

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

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 cant read and I feel like thats a big part of the first book and one of the obstacles for them to overcome. Its one added tension that makes the story even better. - Hayley Williams/Paramore

Track 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 Bellas LullabyThe action packed,

Spoilt for choice: Otto features more than 50 international tracks and sounds! After careful selection, Crippled Dick Hot Wax now presents the movies 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.

Track 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 Everyones Dead

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

With his film "The Graduate", which was crowned with an Oscar and five Golden Globes, director Mike Nichols created far more than just the story of the erotic initiation of the college graduate Benjamin. Not only the scenario but also the production modalities were revolutionary. For the very first time the crusted morals of the American upper class were attacked by means of film, an Alfa Romeo – a European car - was advertised most effectively, and a soundtrack was put together from already existent, successful pop numbers. No words are really necessary about the music, since numbers such as "Sound Of Silence", "Mrs. Robinson" and "Scarborough Fair" have entered into the annals of musical culture ever since they were used in the film. It is astounding to note how seamlessly the various works fit snugly into the film’s context, as though they had been specially written for the scenes.

This soundtrack is a monument to Dustin Hoffman, who played his first big role in the film, and it catapulted Simon & Garfunkel right to the top of the list of ballad singers. But it also recalls to memory the peppy, instrumental insertion numbers by Dave Grusin, who virtually fell into oblivion after all the hype about this provocative movie.

Musicians:

• Paul Simon (guitar, vocal)
• Art Garfunkel (vocal)
• Dave Grusin

About Speakers Corner

At the beginning of the 90s, in the early days of audiophile vinyl re-releases, the situation was fairly straightforward. Companies such as DCC, Mobile Fidelity, Classic Records and, of course, Speakers Corner all maintained a mutual, unwritten ethical code: we would only use analogue tapes to manufacture records.

During the course of the present vinyl hype, many others have jumped on the bandwagon in the hope of securing a corner of the market. Very often they are not so ethical and use every imaginable source to master from: CDs, LPs, digital files, MP3s – or employed existant tools from the 80s and 90s for manufacturing.

A digital delay is gladly used when cutting a lacquer disc because tape machines with an analogue delay have become quite rare and are therefore expensive. When cutting the lacquer, the audio signal is delayed by one LP revolution against the signal, which controls the cutter head, and for this a digital delay is very often employed. Of course, the resultant sound signal is completely digital and thus only as good as this delay.

We should like to emphasise that Speakers Corner Records on principle only uses the original master tape as the basis for the entirely analogue cutting of lacquer discs. In addition, the pressing tool is newly manufactured as a matter of principle. We have one digital recording in our catalogue (Alan Parsons / Eye In The Sky“), but even in this particular case we used the analogue tapes for cutting.

We only employ existing tools for manufacturing if an improved result is not forthcoming, e.g. the title Elvis Is Back, which was mastered by Steve Hoffman and Kevin Gray, or several titles from our Philips Classics series, which in any case Willem Makkee cut from the original masters at the Emil Berliner Studios in the 90s. It goes without saying that we only used the mother and that new tools were made for our production.

To put it in a nutshell: we can ensure you that our releases are free from any kind of digital effects – excluding the exception above – and that the lacquer discs are newly cut.

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

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.

This title is not eligible for any discounts.

Track Listing:
Side 1
1. Theme From Shaft
2. Soulsville

Side 2
1. Do Your Thing

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 lifeÆs work have finally been mixed, and the soundtrack album has been augmented to include two orchestrated instrumentals intended for the film.

Track 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

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

1. U.S.A. 
      I Spy
     Over the Wall
2. Mexico
      Montezuma's Revenge
3. Greece
      Islands In The Sea
      The Golden Age
      The Voice In The Wind
4. Italy
      To Florence With Love
      Sophia
5. Japan
      Rots Of Ruck
      There's No Escape
6. Spain
      Domingo
      The International Set

Elvis Presley became a film star in 1956, and would go on to appear in a total of 33 feature films in a span of 14 years. The accompanying soundtracks are fan-sought rarities (both on CD or LP), but 8 of these albums will be available again this time in remastered sound. These 8 are among the best Elvis LP's recorded for his feature movies.

Track Listing:

1 (There's) No Room To Rhumba In A Sports Car
2 I Think I'm Gonna Like It Here (Take 1)
3 Bossa Nova Baby
4 You Can't Say No In Acapulco
5 Guadalajara
6 Love Me Tonight
7 Slowly But Surely

'Once' is a 2006 Irish musical film written and directed by John Carney, former bassist for Irish band The Frames. Set in Dublin, this naturalistic drama stars musicians Glen Hansard (singer of, again, popular rock band The Frames) and Markéta Irglová as struggling musicians during an eventful week as they write, rehearse and record songs that reveal their unique love story. Collaborators prior to making the film, Hansard and Irglová composed and performed all of the original songs in the movie.

Hansard and Irglová's song 'Falling Slowly' received a 2008 Academy Award for Best Original Song and the soundtrack as a whole also received a Grammy nomination.

Steven Spielberg was quoted as saying "A little movie called 'Once' gave me enough inspiration to last the rest of the year". When informed of Spielberg's comments, director John Carney told Sky News, "in the end of the day, he's just a guy with a beard"

Track Listing:
Side A:

1. Falling Slowly
2. If You Want Me
3. Broken Hearted Hoover Fixer Sucker Guy
4. When Your Mind's Made Up
5. Lies
6. Gold

Side B:

1. The Hill
2. Fallen From The Sky
3. Leave
4. Trying To Pull Myself Away
5. All The Way Down
6. Once
7. Say It To Me Now

Set 2 Of 4

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 girl-power-meets-punk-rock spirit of the music featured in Whip It! plays an integral role in telling the story, from setting the film's rebellious tone to celebrating the characters' wild individuality. The soundtrack's 19 songs reflect the film's outsider ethos with music from underground artists, including Belgian electro-rockers Goose (Black Gloves), Mercury Prize nominees The Go! Team (Doing It Right), L.A. beat-punks The Ettes (Crown Of Age), Rolling Stone Artist To Watch Apollo Sunshine (Breeze), Swedish singer-songwriter Jens Lekman, and Nebraska indie-pop quintet Tilly and the Wall (Pot Kettle Black).

Among the collection's well-known artists are The Ramones (Sheena Is A Punk Rocker), The Breeders (Bang On), Dolly Parton (Jolene), The Raveonettes (Dead Sound), and .38 Special (Caught Up In You). Singer-songwriter Landon Pigg appears in the film and is also featured on the soundtrack, performing High Times with the Turbo Fruits.

Track Listing:
1. Pot Kettle Black Tilly And The Wall
2. Sheena Is A Punk Rocker Ramones
3. What's The Attitude Cut Chemist featuring Hymnal
4. Bang On - The Breeders
5. Dead Sound The Raveonettes
6. Blue Turning Grey Clap Your Hands Say Yeah
7. Your Arms Around Me Jens Lekman
8. Learnalilgivinanlovin - Gotye
9. Boys Wanna Be Her Peaches
10. Jolene Dolly Parton
11. Caught Up In You - .38 Special
12. Never My Love Har Mar Superstar (feat. Adam Green)
13. Black Gloves - Goose
14. Crown Of Age The Ettes
15. High Times Landon Pigg featuring Turbo Fruits
16. Unattainable Little Joy
17. Lollipop (Squeak E. Clean & Desert Eagles Remix) The Chordettes
18. Doing It Right The Go! Team
19. Breeze Apollo Sunshine

Side A: (Rashomon – Music by Fumio Hayasaka)
1. Rashom

Side B: (Ikiru - Music by Fumio Hayasaka)
1. "Ikiru" title track
2. Petition Tub Is Turned
3. Sign of the Waiting Room
4. Diagnosis
5. Recollection
6. Gondola Cafe Song
7. Strip Show
8. Watanabe and I
9. Paths Toward Home
10. Mitsuo Irritation
11. Citizen Manager Seat of an Empty Seat
12. Happy Birthday
13. Gondola Park Song
14. "Ikiru" Ending

LP 2 - (Seven Samurai - Music by Fumio Hayasaka):

Side A:
1. "Seven Samurai" title track
2. To The Little Watermill
3. Kanbei & Katsushiro - Kikuchiyo's Mambo
4. Rikichi's Tears - White Rice
5. Two Search For Samurai
6. Extraordinary Man
7. Morning Departure
8. Seven Men Completed
9. Katsushiro & Shino
10. Katsushiro, Come Back
11. In The Forest Of The Water God
12. Wheat Field
13. Interlude
14. Harvesting

Side B : (Seven Samurai - Music by Fumio Hayasaka / Record of a Living Being – Music by Masaru Sato)
1. Farm Village Scenery
2. Weak Insects Into Samurai Ways
3. Flag
4. Magnificent Samurai
5. Kikuchiyo Rises To The Occasion
6. Tryst
7. Manzo & Shino
8. Rice Planting Song
9. "Seven Samurai" Ending
10. "Record of a Living Being" title
11. Guitar into the Night
12. Suromanho
13. Surorunha
14. Manbomerankoria
15. Star music
16. Ahirumanho
17. "I Live in Fear" end title

LP 3 - (The Throne of Blood – Music by Masaru Sato)

Side A:
1. "The Throne of Blood" Title
2. War Drum
3. Light
4. Rush
5. Old Woman Of The Straw Hat (Unused)
6. It Strangely Disappears
7. Ancient Battlefield
8. Wandering In Fog
9. Fireside
10. Disturbing Coincidence
11. Northern Castle
12. Hunting Contest

Side B:
1. Provocation-Separation
2. Prisoner Of Delusion
3. Promotion
4. Horrid Feeling
5. Crazed Dance
6. Confused Position
7. Line Of Great Lords At The Funeral
8. Entry Of The War Castle
9. Conception (Original Version)
10. To Its Strange Cause (Unused)
11. Phantom Warrior
12. The Great Army Comes
13. Great Army 1 (Tympani)
14. A Sign
15. Spiderhand Forest Moves 2
16. "The Throne of Blood" Ending

LP 4 - (The Hidden Fortress – Music by Masaru Sato)

Side A:
1. "The Hidden Fortress" Titles
2. Fallen Warrior's Death
3. Burnt Ruins Of Autumn Moon Castle
4. Flight
5. Money!
6. Mysterious Mountain Man 1
7. Good Idea To Go Cross Country
8. Road To The Hidden Fortress
9. Useless Work
10. Escaping Woman
11. Rokurota, To The Cave
12. Riding In The Indicated Direction
13. Setting Off
14. Gestured Excuse
15. Reliable Ally 1

Side B:
1. Reliable Ally 2
2. Over The Black Smoke
3. Adept On Horseback
4. Spear Match
5. Line Of Firefighters
6. Firefighters
7. Highland Haunting
8. Going Downhill
9. Firefighters' Song
10. Execution Draws Near
11. Treasonous Pardon - Pass Crossing
12. Two Bad Men In Prison
13. 'The Hidden Fortress" Ending

Side B:
1. Discovery Of Diary
2. Two Beat Society
3. Thoughts Of Lolita
4. School Dance
5. Mother And Humbert At Dinner
6. Love Theme From Lolita

During World War II a group of Jewish-American soldiers known as 'The Basterds' are chosen specifically to spread fear throughout the Third Reich by scalping and brutally killing Nazis. The Basterds soon cross paths with a French-Jewish teenage girl who runs a movie theater in Paris which is targeted by the soldiers.

Track Listing:
1. The Green Leaves of Summer - Nick Perito
2. The Verdict - Ennio Morricone
3. L'incontro con la figlia
4. White Lightning - Charles Bernstein
5. Il mercenario
6. Slaughter - Billy Preston
7. November 1, 1954
8. The Surrender - Ennio Morricone
9. One Silver Dollar - Film Studio Orchestra
10. Bath Attack
11. Davon Geht Die - Zarah Leander
12. The Man With The Big Sombrero - Samantha Shelton
13. Ich Wollt Ich - Lilian Harvey
14. Cat People (Putting Out the Fire) - David Bowie
15. Mystic and Severe
16. The Devil's Rumble
17. What I'd Say
18. Un Amico - Ennio Morricone
19. Tiger Tank - Lalo Schifrin
20. Eastern Condors - Ennio Morricone

The second part in the Saga is ready to take the globe captive once more. The New Moon Original Motion Picture Soundtrack will contain all original songs, written specifically for the movie. One of indie rock's greatest success stories, Death Cab for Cutie, will lead the way with the first single, Meet Me On the Equinox. Just recently announced, online press sites and blogs are spreading the word like a wild fire. Within an hour of premiering the news on MTV.Com, RollingStone, Pitchfork, Stereo Gum, Billboard, IGN and a dozen other sites posted and featured the news. As the weeks go by, the buzz is only going to grow stronger as fans worldwide wait anxiously for one of the most anticipated releases of the year.

Track Listing:
1. Meet Me On The Equinox (By Death Cab For Cutie )
2. Friends (By Band Of Skulls )
3. Hearing Damage (By Thom Yorke )
4. Possibility (By Lykke Li )
5. A White Demon Love Song (By The Killers )
6. Satellite Heart (By Anya Marina )
7. I Belong To You [New Moon Remix] (By Muse )
8. Rosyln (By Bon Iver & St. Vincent )
9. Done All Wrong (By Black Rebel Motorcycle Club )
10. Monsters (By Hurricane Bells )
11. The Violet Hour (By Sea Wolf )
12. Shooting The Moon (By OK Go )
13. Slow Life [with Victoria Legrand] (By Grizzly Bear )
14. No Sound But The Wind (By Editors )
15. New Moon [The Meadow] (By Alexandre Desplat)

Side A

1. Girl On A Motorcycle
2. Dream
3. Holiday With Raymond
4. Daniel
5. Souvenirs Of Raymond
6. Surrender To A Stranger

Side B

1. Take Me To My Leader
2. Dawn Idyll
3. Journey Of Love
4. Big Bare Beat
5. The Summer House
6. Don't Ask Me

Side Two
1. Lataesha's Cue
2. Revenge
3. East Side Strut
4. Grover's Cue
5. Always and Forever
6. The Rumble
7. African Child
8. Pushed Too Far

Tracklisting will include standard album audio plus 3 bonus tracks: The Bridge, Dissolve and Carnegie's Pulse.

Track Listing:
1. Panoramic
2. Outland
3. The Journey
4. Amen
5. The Convoy
6. Solara Violated
7. Safe
8. Human
9. Meant To Be Shared
10. The Passenger
11. Den Of Vice
12. Gattling
13. Blind Faith
14. Convoy Destruct
15. Movement
16. Carnegie's Demise
17. The Purpose
18. The Bridge
19. Dissolve
20. Carnegie's Pulse

2009 was a year of ups, downs and second chances for Robin Williams. Now recovered from emergency heart surgery, the comedian, writer, Academy Award-winning actor and highly revered free spirit returned to HBO for his first solo TV concert since 2002. Robin first appeared on HBO more than three decades ago and he returned to HBO in December 2009 for a unique stand-up event from Washington, D.C. Taped at DAR Constitution Hall in November 2009, Weapons Of Self Destruction features the Oscar winner at one of the stops on his sold-out national tour.

In his performance, Williams covers such topics as global warming, sex and politics, the state of health care in the country (suggesting a cash for clunkers program for elderly relatives), drugs recreational and otherwise, and more personal topics, including his recentheart sugery. Weapons Of Self Destruction was written by Robin Williams and produced and directed by Marty Callner, whose previous HBO credits include comedy specials starring WIll Ferrell, Chris Rock, Jerry Seinfeld and George Carlin.

Track Listing:
1. Whats Up DC?!? Chicago/Rio Olympics
2. Fires Weed and the Weather
3. Hybrids and Animals
4. Healthcare and Heart Surgery
5. Bush, Cheney, and the Obamas
6. Sarah Palin, The Clintons, and Jack
7. Arnold, The Economy and Alternative Fuels
8. Technology
9. The Summer Olympics and Athletics
10. Drugs, Alcoholism and More Drugs
11. Religion and Marriage
12. Intelligent Design
13. Porn
14. A Touching Tribute

1. El Vampiro

Side B

1. El Ataud del Vampiro

This title is not eligible for discount.

Track Listing:
1. Progeny
2. The Wheat
3. The Battle
4. Earth
5. Sorrow
6. To Zuccabar
7. Patricide
8. The Emperor Is Dead
9. The Might Of Rome
10. Strength And Honor
11. Reunion
12. Slaves To Rome
13. Barbarian Horde
14. Am I Not Merciful?
15. Elysium
16. Honor Him
17. Now We Are Free

Director Chris Malloy's film strikes deeply into the heart of Patagonia's wilderness, it was there, during the making of the film that the soundtrack was conceived. Mason Jennings and James Mercer visited Patagonia during the shooting of the film. Deeply impacted, they spent the following weeks, months and years that followed, writing music and enlisting friends such as Modest Mouse's Isaac Brock and Jack Johnson to help get the soundtrack made.

Track Listing:
1. Mountains Of Storms
2. Here's To Now
3. Machines
4. Doug's Theme
5. Wave Goodbye
6. Journey Through the Past
7. Lonesome Blues
8. Spring Wind
9. Hotcha Girls
10. Corcovado
11. Maybe We're Lost
12. Coconut Flakes
13. The Geezer
14. Lay Me Down

Shore has won three Oscars for his work on The Lord of The Rings Trilogy and received dozens of further accolades for his work. He is also known for his work with Martin Scorsese (The Aviator, The Departed) and David Cronenberg (A History of Violence, Eastern Promises) and several other notable films. With talent like Shore’s and a massive fan base, The Twilight Saga: Eclipse The Score is sure to be a hit with not just fans of the film, but the score genre as well.

Track Listing:

Bigger and Blackerer was taped during two shows, back-to-back on the same evening in Boston, MA. Only by watching the DVD will you learn of Daivid Cross unique relationship with the deaf community, share his canny insights into the editorial machinations behind the Bible, and marvel at how well a bald, middle aged white guy can fill out a pair of jeans. Yet one must listen to the LP in order to hear about gastro-intestinal misadventures with his dog Ollie Red Sox, or sing along with The Sultans Revenge, the swinging, Vegas-style opening number composed by Cross and his good friend Mark Rivers (author of the theme to Mr. Show).

Bigger and Blackerer is David Cross third album, preceded by Its Not Funny (2004) and Shut Up You Fucking Baby! (2002). The latter was actually nominated for a Grammy Award. Cross was also the first comedian signed to Sub Pop Records, paving the way for Eugene Mirman, Flight of the Conchords, and dozens of other hopeful comics.

During his illustrious career, David Cross has played recurring roles on the TV programs Arrested Development and The Colbert Report, and won an Emmy Award for his contributions to The Ben Stiller Show. He has also starred in such films as Waiting for Guffman, Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind, the Bob Dylan fantasy Im Not There (in which he portrayed Allen Ginsberg), and Kung Fu Panda. He is currently working on the UK show The Increasingly Poor Decisions of Todd Margaret (broadcast on IFC in the USA).

Track Listing:
1. Opening Song (The Sultans Revenge)
2. If You Care
3. That One Show About Drugs and Stuff
4. Me and Drugs
5. Black Stuff
6. ...Or Worse
7. Where We Are Now Back in Sept. '09
8. Silly Religious Crazies
9. Really Silly Religious Crazies. I Mean, Double, Triple Crazy!
10. Random Goofabouts
11. I Can't Get Beer in Me...
12. Lesson Learned

Includes 24-page full color booklet.

Taking a break from his day job fronting rock heavyweight Pearl Jam, Eddie Vedder immerses himself into the big-screen story of a young man who gives all his money to charity and hitchhikes to a new life, and his eventual death, in the wilds of Alaska. Prompted by the film's creator, Sean Penn, to contribute to the musical score, the Seattle musician tackled the entire project, playing every instrument on the soundtrack's nine originals and two cover songs.

This title is not eligible for discount.

Track Listing:
1. Setting Forth
2. No Ceiling
3. Far Behind
4. Rise
5. Long Nights
6. Tuolumne
7. Hard Sun
8. Society
9. The Wolf
10. End of the Road
11. Guaranteed

Arguably the best and most notorious of the blaxploitation films of the '70s, starring Ron O'Neal as a Harlem drug dealer out to make one last big score before he cleans up his act for good. You could say Curtis Mayfield's accompanying landmark 1972 soundtrack is the real star here though. Superfly is a gripping morality tale set to funky grooves and plaintive vocals, the absolute zenith of Mayfield's socially aware songwriting.

Track Listing:
1. Little Child Runnin' Wild
2. Pusherman
3. Freddie's Dead
4. Junkie Chase (Instrumental)
5. Give Me Your Love (Love Song)
6. Eddie You Should Know Better
7. No Thing On Me (Cocaine Song)
8. Think (Instrumental)
9. Superfly

The plot centers on a secret 1968 East-West agreement to halt nuclear proliferation. One of the clauses, the Fourth Protocol, forbids the non-conventional delivery of a nuclear weapon to a target.

Track Listing:
Side A:
1. Fourth Protocol
2. Gorvoshin, Karpov, Borisov
3. Petrovsky, Preston
4. Berenson
5. Mr. Ross, Telecommunications, The Cast, The Freezer
6. The Disc, Gregorio, Glagow Docks
7. Uranium I, Uranium II, How About A Drink?, Heathrow
8. Windows

Side B:
1.Vasilievna
2. Detonator
3. Zero Time
4. Before I Go, Kill Her, I Feel Lucky, Got Him, Shredder
5. Traffic Jam
6. The Attic
7. Explosions, The Congregation
8. Going Home, End Titles

A double tribute! Peter ODonnell who created the comic strip and John Dankworth who composed this score are both saluted with this special edition gatefold LP.

Combining both UK and US release material for the first time on one LP!

Track Listing:
1. Modesty Blaise
2. Moods of Modesty
3. Canal Trip (Modesty In Amsterdam)
4. Going Upstairs
5. Nightclub Dance (Letkiss)
6. Haarlemstraat 74 Apt. C
7. At the Dolls House (Hurdy-Gurdy)
8. Modesty Chased/Modesty Unchaste
9. Modesty Willie and an Ice Cream
10. Modesty & Willie Car Chase
11. Modesty On the "Andronicus"
12. Modesty Blaise Theme
13. Frogman
14. Modesty In and Out of Trouble
15. Modesty and Willie Escape
16. Sheik To the Rescue
17. Ice is Nice
18. Modesty Blaise

For Frank Sinatras second outing as Tony Rome, Hugh Montenegro perfectly captures the sleazy underbelly of the decaying influence of The Mob in Miami in the 60s. Stabbing Brass, wah wah guitars and choruses are the perfect way to recapture this terrific movie!

Track Listing:
1. Lady In Cement (04:07)
2. Jilly's Joint (02:17)
3. Kit (01:46)
4. Love Is A Many Splendored Thing (01:28)
5. Yale's Pool Room (03:13)
6. The Shark (03:04)
7. Tony's Theme (01:36)
8. Give Me The Simple Life (01:13)
9. Ruby's Burlesque (03:01)
10. Again (03:04)
11. Sugar Seymour (02:46)
12. Tony's Theme (alternate version) (02:20)
13. Lady In Cement (alternate version) (02:46)

Limited Edition

The last film directed by Sir Carol Reed (The Third Man) starred Mia Farrow, Topol and Michael Jayston which tells the strange tale of a straight-laced English husband who believes his wife is being unfaithful. This delightful farce, based on Peter Shaffers stage play The Public Eye, is a showcase for some of the more bizarrely named locations in and around London.

John Barrys hauntingly beautiful score is a perfect accompaniment to this romantic comedy.

Track Listing:
1. Follow, Follow Main Theme
2. The Meeting
3. The Man On A Scooter Follow, Follow
4. Another Chance
5. This Is How You Dance
6. Off Again Follow, Follow

Side 2

1. Follow, Follow
2. Streets And parks And Lanes
3. Some Party
4. Closer And Closer
5. The Tickle Of Original Feeling
6. Follow, Follow End Title

Limited Edition

Savaged by critics at the time, and nearly breaking its film studio into the bargain, Russ Meyer insisted on his music scorers that there be music throughout the film.

This sensational gatefold edition brings you the very best of the music with previous unreleased tracks too!

Track Listing:
1. Main Title Sequence / Beyond The Valley Of the Dolls Vocal by the Sandpipers
2. In The Long Run Vocal by Lynn Carey
3. Methinks Your Remind Me Of Certain Things
4. Im Coming Home Vocal by The Strawberry Alarm Clock
5. Find It Vocal by Lynn Carey
6. Hang Cool, Teddy Bear!
7. Let The Games Begin! Excerpt From The Sorcerers
Apprentice (Dukas)
8. Come With The Gentle People Vocal by Lynn Carey
9. Dinner Party

Side 2

1. Once I Had Love Vocal by Lynn Carey & Barbara Robison
2. Incense & Peppermints Vocal by The Strawberry Alarm Clock
3. Look Up At The Bottom Vocal by Lynn Carey
4. Sweet Talkin Candy Man Vocal by Lynn Carey
5. Ampersand - &
6. Late Night Visit
7. Randy Throws In The Towel
8. I Need You So Very Much
9. Murder On The Beach
10. Gun In The Mouth
11. Beyond The Valley Of The Dolls Theme

Forget foreplay, baby, the main event is here! Light In The Attic proudly presents the soundtrack to Lialeh, the first major black porn movie and final word in soulful shagging music. Bryan Records released this Shaft-era classic in 1974, and since then itfs been harder to find than a honky in Harlem. Legendary drummer Bernard "Pretty" Purdie composed, produced and performed Lialehfs score, while between projects with Curtis Mayfield, Aretha, The Last Poets, The Rolling Stones, James Brown...

Music fans have long looked to Lialeh for seven original Purdie tracks, his first as writer/composer, untempered by the A&R's who guided his records for Flying Dutchman, Date, Prestige and Mega.

Track Listing:
1. Lialeh
2. Touch Me Again
3. Conscious
4. Easy
5. All Pink On The Inside
6. Pass Me Not
7. Hap'nin'

1973's Amarcord, literally "I Remember", was exactly that, a collection of memories from Fellini's childhood in his hometown of Rimini during fascism. Another great score by Nino Rota, famous for The Godfather soundtrack.

Track Listing:
1. Amarcord
2. La Fogaraccia
3. Le Manine di Primavera
4. Lo Struscio/Quel Motivetto che mi piace tanto/Stormy Weather/La Cucaracha
5. Lemiro e le sue Odalische/Salomé - Abat-Jour
6. Gary Cooper
7. La Gradisca e il Principe
8. Siboney
9. Danzando nella nebbia
10. Tutti a vedere il Rex
11. Quanto mi piace la Gradisca
12. La Gradisca si sposa e se ne va

1963's 8 1/2, a film that played with the line between fantasy and reality, was unanimously praised by fans and critics as Fellini's magnum opus. One of the greatest films of all time, along with La Dolce Vita and Amarcord, its essence is captured in the soundtrack of Nino Rota, one of Italy's most prolific and acclaimed composers. Rota is perhaps most widely known, however, for his soundtrack to Francis Ford Coppola's first two Godfather films.

Track Listing:
1. La passerella di Otto e Mezzo
2. Cimitero / Gigolettes da La danza delle Libellule/Cadillac/Carlottas Galop
3. E poi (Walzer)
4. Lillusionista
5. Concertino alle terme/ Sinfonia da Il Barbiere di Siviglia/Il Valzer dei Fiori da Lo Schiaccianoci
6. NelIufficio produzione di Otto e Mezzo
7. Ricordo dinfanzia/Discesa ai fanghi
8. Guido e Luisa-Nostalgic Swing
9. Carlottas Galop
10. LHarem
11. Rivolta nellHarem/La Cavalcata delle Walkirie/La ballerina pensionata (ça cest Paris)/La conferenza stampa del regista
12. La passerella daddio

LP2
1. Angel Band - Sarah, Hannah and Leah Peasall and Robert Hamlett
2. Big Rock Candy Mountain - Norman Blake
3. Little Sadie - Norman Blake
4. In the Highways - The Cox Family
5. Hogfoot - John Hartford
6. The Lord Will Make A Way - Fairfield Four
7. In the Jailhouse Now - Harley Allen

Featuring songs from and inspired by the acclaimed film, the I'm Not There collection premieres new interpretations of Bob Dylan songs performed by an eclectic cavalcade of 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.

Artists include Eddie Vedder, Sonic Youth, Jack Johnson, Cat Power, The Black Keys, Jim James, Sufjan Steven, Calexico, Iron & Wine, Jeff Tweedy, Willie Nelson, Los Lobos, Yo La Tengo, Ramblin' Jack Elliot, Stephen Malkmus, Karen O and many more.

Track Listing:
1. All Along the Watchtower
2. I'm Not There
3. Goin' to Acapulco
4. Tombstone Blues
5. Ballad of a Thin Man
6. Stuck Inside of Mobile with the Memphis Blues Again
7. Pressing On
8. Fouth Time Around
9. Dark Eyes
10. Highway 61 Revisited
11. One More Cup of Coffee
12. The Lonesome Death of Hattie Carroll
13. Billy, Pt. 1
14. Simple Twist of Fate
15. Man in the Long Black Coat
16. Señor (Tales of Yankee Power)
17. As I Went out One Morning
18. Can't Leave Her Behind
19. Ring Them Bells
20. Just Like a Woman
21. Mama, You've Been on My Mind/A Fraction of Last Thoughts on Woody Guthr
22. I Wanna Be Your Lover
23. You Ain't Goin' Nowhere
24. Can You Please Crawl out Your Window?
25. Just Like Tom Thumb's Blues
26. The Wicked Messenger
27. Cold Irons Bound
28. The Times They Are a Changin'
29. Maggie's Farm
30. When the Ship Comes In
31. Moonshiner - Traditional
32. I Dreamed I Saw St. Augustine
33. Knockin' on Heaven's Door
34. I'm Not There

Elvis Presley became a film star in 1956, and would go on to appear in a total of 33 feature films in a span of 14 years. The accompanying soundtracks are fan-sought rarities (both on CD or LP), but 8 of these albums will be available again this time in remastered sound. These 8 are among the best Elvis LP's recorded for his feature movies.

Track Listing:

Elvis Presley became a film star in 1956, and would go on to appear in a total of 33 feature films in a span of 14 years. The accompanying soundtracks are fan-sought rarities (both on CD or LP), but 8 of these albums will be available again this time in remastered sound. These 8 are among the best Elvis LP's recorded for his feature movies.

Track Listing:
1. Girl Happy
2. Spring Fever
3. Fort Lauderdale Chamber Of Commerce
4. Startin' Tonight
5. Wolf Call
6. Do Not Disturb
7. Cross My Heart And Hope To Die
8. The Meanest Girl In Town
9. Do The Clam
10. Puppet On A String
11. I've Got To Find My Baby
12. You'll Be Gone

Elvis Presley became a film star in 1956, and would go on to appear in a total of 33 feature films in a span of 14 years. The accompanying soundtracks are fan-sought rarities (both on CD or LP), but 8 of these albums will be available again this time in remastered sound. These 8 are among the best Elvis LP's recorded for his feature movies.

Track Listing:

1. Girls! Girls! Girls!

Elvis Presley became a film star in 1956, and would go on to appear in a total of 33 feature films in a span of 14 years. The accompanying soundtracks are fan-sought rarities, but 8 of these albums will be available again this time in remastered sound. These 8 are among the best Elvis LP's recorded for his feature movies.

Track Listing:

Side 2

1 Beginner's Luck
2 Down By The Riverside and When The Saints Go Marching In
3 Shout It Out
4 Hard Luck
5 Please Don't Stop Loving Me
6 Everybody Come Aboard

Elvis Presley became a film star in 1956, and would go on to appear in a total of 33 feature films in a span of 14 years. The accompanying soundtracks are fan-sought rarities, but 8 of these albums will be available again this time in remastered sound. These 8 are among the best Elvis LP's recorded for his feature movies.

Music on Vinyl will release 8 classic Elvis soundtracks (a genre of their own) in 2 batches.

In July you will see:

ELVIS PRESLEY CLAMBAKE
ELVIS PRESLEY FRANKIE & JOHNNY
ELVIS PRESLEY FUN IN ACAPULCO
ELVIS PRESLEY ROUSTABOUT

In August these 4 LP's will see the light:

ELVIS PRESLEY - VIVA LAS VEGAS
ELVIS PRESLEY - G.I. BLUES
ELVIS PRESLEY GIRL HAPPY
ELVIS PRESLEY GIRLS! GIRLS! GIRLS!

* 180 grams audiophile vinyl
* Remastered audio

Track Listing:

1 Guitar Man (2:15)
2 Clambake (2:35)
3 Who Needs Money? (3:15)
4 A House That Has Everything (2:13)
5 Confidence (2:32)
6 Hey, Hey, Hey (2:29)

Elvis Presley became a film star in 1956, and would go on to appear in a total of 33 feature films in a span of 14 years. The accompanying soundtracks are fan-sought rarities, but 8 of these albums will be available again this time in remastered sound. These 8 are among the best Elvis LP's recorded for his feature movies. Music on Vinyl will release 8 classic Elvis soundtracks (a genre of their own) in 2 batches.

In July you will see:

ELVIS PRESLEY CLAMBAKE
ELVIS PRESLEY FRANKIE & JOHNNY
ELVIS PRESLEY FUN IN ACAPULCO
ELVIS PRESLEY ROUSTABOUT

In August these 4 LP's will see the light:

ELVIS PRESLEY - VIVA LAS VEGAS
ELVIS PRESLEY - G.I. BLUES
ELVIS PRESLEY GIRL HAPPY
ELVIS PRESLEY GIRLS! GIRLS! GIRLS!

* 180 grams audiophile vinyl
* Remastered audio


Track Listing:
1 Roustabout (1:56)
2 Little Egypt (2:15)
3 Poison Ivy League (2:02)
4 Hard Knocks (1:42)
5 It's A Wonderful World (1:48)

1 Big Love, Big Heartache (1:57)
2 One Track Heart (2:15)
3 It's Carnival Time (1:32)
4 Carny Town (1:09)
5 There's A Brand New Day On The Horizon (2:00)
6 Wheels On My Heels (1:19)

Long nights, dizzy parties, a variety of men-friends, and breakfast standing before the window display of the famed jewellery company govern the life of the dazzling Holly Golightly, who has in reality a very ordinary name and poverty-stricken background. All the more rich is the musical carpet that Henry Mancini lays beneath the feet of the exotic, wealthy-husband-seeking socialite. The tender, plaintive worldwide hit "Moon River" apart, Mancini and his Hollywood musicians mix a sugar-sweet sound with enough acrid elements to glaze over the capricious lady’s character. The cool big band sound is spiced with a bold trumpet solo ("The Big Blow Out") and mellow violins with a suspiciously tame male choir ("Breakfast At Tiffany’s"). As is well known, there is a great deal of dancing in the film, including a number with a Latin-American rhythm ("Latin Golightly"), and a grooving mambo ("Loose Caboose"). At the end of the film even the "Moon River" swells to become a bubbling cha-cha, as though to say that a 'happy end' must in no way sound sentimental.

A further Mancini mix –The "Pink Panther" soundtrack (RCA LSP 2795) – is also available from Speakers Corner.

Musicians:

• Henry Mancini (arranger, conductor, p) & orchestra

Recording: 1961
Production: Dick Pierce

About Speakers Corner

At the beginning of the 90s, in the early days of audiophile vinyl re-releases, the situation was fairly straightforward. Companies such as DCC, Mobile Fidelity, Classic Records and, of course, Speakers Corner all maintained a mutual, unwritten ethical code: we would only use analogue tapes to manufacture records.

During the course of the present vinyl hype, many others have jumped on the bandwagon in the hope of securing a corner of the market. Very often they are not so ethical and use every imaginable source to master from: CDs, LPs, digital files, MP3s – or employed existant tools from the 80s and 90s for manufacturing.

A digital delay is gladly used when cutting a lacquer disc because tape machines with an analogue delay have become quite rare and are therefore expensive. When cutting the lacquer, the audio signal is delayed by one LP revolution against the signal, which controls the cutter head, and for this a digital delay is very often employed. Of course, the resultant sound signal is completely digital and thus only as good as this delay.

We should like to emphasise that Speakers Corner Records on principle only uses the original master tape as the basis for the entirely analogue cutting of lacquer discs. In addition, the pressing tool is newly manufactured as a matter of principle. We have one digital recording in our catalogue (Alan Parsons / Eye In The Sky“), but even in this particular case we used the analogue tapes for cutting.

We only employ existing tools for manufacturing if an improved result is not forthcoming, e.g. the title Elvis Is Back, which was mastered by Steve Hoffman and Kevin Gray, or several titles from our Philips Classics series, which in any case Willem Makkee cut from the original masters at the Emil Berliner Studios in the 90s. It goes without saying that we only used the mother and that new tools were made for our production.

To put it in a nutshell: we can ensure you that our releases are free from any kind of digital effects – excluding the exception above – and that the lacquer discs are newly cut.

The film director Blake Edwards brought into existence what is probably the best opening sequence to his comic crime film when he commissioned a young enterprising company to produce an animated Pink Panther cartoon film. The creative team came up with the idea of giving the cold, glittering diamond the guise of a cool, pink panther, which leads a bungling detective on a merry dance to the slinky sound of the Panther theme.

Mancini would not be Mancini if he did not bathe the film location – the skiing resort Cortina d’Ampezzo –in highly varied musical colours and genres. His well-known love for dance music finds itself in the samba ("It Had Better Be Tonight"), the shuffle ("Champagne And Quail"), and the cha-cha ("Something For Sellers"). But also the ballad, sung by a muted trumpet and saxophone ("Royal Blue"), or the simple combination of keyboard and strings ("Piano And Strings") are all woven into the story. One of the most memorable and delightful sounds is that of the accordion, whose melodies evoke an atmosphere that is filled with the Bohème, Paris and the sound of the musette. This music is never gaudy, but subtle, just like a panther padding quietly along. And if your appetite is now whetted for more, there is an extra portion of Mancini to be found in "Breakfast At Tiffany’s" (RCA LSP 2362).

Musicians:

• Henry Mancini (arranger, conductor, p) & orchestra

Recording: September 1963 at RCA Victor's Music Center of the World, Hollywood, by Jim Malloy
Production: Joe Reisman

About Speakers Corner

At the beginning of the 90s, in the early days of audiophile vinyl re-releases, the situation was fairly straightforward. Companies such as DCC, Mobile Fidelity, Classic Records and, of course, Speakers Corner all maintained a mutual, unwritten ethical code: we would only use analogue tapes to manufacture records.

During the course of the present vinyl hype, many others have jumped on the bandwagon in the hope of securing a corner of the market. Very often they are not so ethical and use every imaginable source to master from: CDs, LPs, digital files, MP3s – or employed existant tools from the 80s and 90s for manufacturing.

A digital delay is gladly used when cutting a lacquer disc because tape machines with an analogue delay have become quite rare and are therefore expensive. When cutting the lacquer, the audio signal is delayed by one LP revolution against the signal, which controls the cutter head, and for this a digital delay is very often employed. Of course, the resultant sound signal is completely digital and thus only as good as this delay.

We should like to emphasise that Speakers Corner Records on principle only uses the original master tape as the basis for the entirely analogue cutting of lacquer discs. In addition, the pressing tool is newly manufactured as a matter of principle. We have one digital recording in our catalogue (Alan Parsons / Eye In The Sky“), but even in this particular case we used the analogue tapes for cutting.

We only employ existing tools for manufacturing if an improved result is not forthcoming, e.g. the title Elvis Is Back, which was mastered by Steve Hoffman and Kevin Gray, or several titles from our Philips Classics series, which in any case Willem Makkee cut from the original masters at the Emil Berliner Studios in the 90s. It goes without saying that we only used the mother and that new tools were made for our production.

To put it in a nutshell: we can ensure you that our releases are free from any kind of digital effects – excluding the exception above – and that the lacquer discs are newly cut.

Soundtrack to the Mike Hodges motion picture Get Carter (1971) starring Michael Caine. The iconic soundtrack was written by the jazz prodigy Roy Budd and performed by Budd and Jeff Clyne (double bass) and Chris Karan (percussion).

Track Listing:
1. Intro
2. Dialogue
3. Main Theme - Carter Takes A Train
4. Dialogue
5. Looking For Someone
6. Dialogue - The Race Track
7. Something On My Mind
8. Dialogue
9. Getting Nowhere In A Hurry
10. Dialogue
11. The Girl In The Car
12. Dialogue
13. Love Is A Four Letter Word
14. Dialogue
15. Livin' Should Be This Way
16. Dialogue
17. Manhunt
18. Dialogue
19. Goodbye Eric!
20. Goodbye Carter!
21. Plaything
22. Hallucinations - Instrumental

Judgment Night spawned four singles: Biohazard & Onyx's 'Judgment Night', Helmet & House Of Pain's 'Just Another Victim', Teenage Fanclub & De La Soul's 'Fallin'' and Faith No More & Boo-Yaa T.R.I.B.E.'s 'Another Body Murdered', and it also features highly sought after collaboration between Pearl Jam & Cypress Hill. Ice-T and Slayer manage to thrash it out on an unsurpassed level, while Sonic Youth & Cypress Hill have that slightly paranoid sound you get from loving Mary Jane a little too much.

Available on vinyl for the first time since its original release!

Track Listing:
Side 1

1.Sonic Youth & Cypress Hill - I Love You Mary Jane
2.Biohazard & Onyx - Judgement Night
3.Helmet & House Of Pain - Just Another Victim
4.Living Colour & Run DMC - Me, Myself & My Microphone
5.Slayer & Ice-T - Disorder
6.Dinosaur Jr. & Del Tha Funky Homosapiens - Missing Link

Side 2

1.Teenage Fanclub & De La Soul - Fallin'
2.Mudhoney & Sir Mix-A-Lot - Freak Momma
3.Faith No More & Boo-Yaa TRIBE - Another Body Murdered
4.Therapy & Fatal - Come And Die
5. Cypress Hill & Pearl Jam - Real Thing

A 6 track EP of original songs by Alex Turner of the Arctic Monkeys from the film Submarine. The debut film from Richard Ayoade, Submarine is based on the novel by Joe Dunthorne and will open in theaters nationwide on June 3rd, 2011.

Track Listing:
1. Stuck On The Puzzle (Intro)
2. Hiding Tonight
3. Glass In The Park
4. Its Hard To Get Around The Wind
5. Stuck On The Puzzle
6. Piledriver Waltz

We can thank the score for a large part of its charm, which was composed by the legendary John Barry. For this film, he decided to play the main theme on the cimbalom, a type of Hungarian dulcimer.

Its spiky, abrasive and twangy sound emphasizes the loneliness & forlorn nature of the main character, Harry Palmer. The theme, which was sampled by DJ Premier, is presented in different jazz, swing, and blues arrangements. For the Music On Vinyl release, all the instrumental tracks of this distinctive & innovative score are bundled on one LP, and snippets of the film's famous dialogue are collected on a separate bonus 7".

Track Listing:
1. The Ipcress File Main Title Theme
2. Alone In Three-Quarter Time
3. Meeting with Grantby and Fight
4. Jazz Along Alone
5. The Death of Carswell
6. A Man Alone (1)
7. A Man Alone (2)
8. If You're Not Clean, I'll Kill You
9. Alone Blues
10. Goodbye Harry
11. A Man Alone (3)

Death Wish from 1974 followed closely upon the success of Headhunters, and was the soundtrack to the infamous Charles Bronson-starring vengeance vehicle that preyed upon urban paranoia.
The understated orchestrations mirror the quiet, desperate brooding of the Bronson's character; rarely had a leading role contained fewer words or more violence.

Track Listing:
1. Death Wish (Main Title)
2. Joanna's Theme
3. Do A Thing
4. Paint Her Mouth
5. Rich Country
6. Medley: Suite Revenge
Striking Back
Riverside Park
The Alley
Last Stop
8th Avenue Station
7. Ochoa Knose
8. Party People
9. Fill Your Hand

Set 3 Of 4

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

1. Main Title
2. Faux Pas
3. Make The Scene
4. Breakup
5. Blues Train
6. Mad Dad
7. Lazy Lady
8.So Be It (Blues)

Side 2

1. Wild Ride
2. Gotta Be Hot Or Cold
3. Decision
4. Prelude & Lovers Quarrel
5. Let's Go
6. Raid
7. So Be It (Jazz)
8. End Title

3LP Limited Edition Box Set (500 numbered copies)

La Dolce Vita, 8 ½ and Amarcord are three of Fellini's masterworks, and the films that have made him one of the most brilliant film directors of the 20th century. 1960's La Dolce Vita, wasva film that broke with the tones of Neorealism to depict a lifestyle of excess and pleasure,winning Fellini international acclaim (while being eventually banned in Italy for its scandalous content). 1963's 8 ½ , a film that played with the line between fantasy and reality, was unanimously praised by fans and critics as Fellini's magnum opus. 1973's Amarcord, literally I Remember, was exactly that, a collection of memories from Fellini's childhood in his hometown of Rimini during Fascism. Considered some of the greatest films of all time, their essence is captured in the soundtracks of Nino Rota, one of Italy's most prolific and acclaimed composers. Rota is perhaps most widely known, however, for his soundtrack to Francis Ford Coppola's first two Godfather films.

CONTENTS:

La Dolce Vita
clear white vinyl LP + poster

Track Listing:
Side A

1. Titoli di Testa Canzonetta Notturno II° Cadillac
2. La Dolce Vita Arrivederci Roma Caracalla's La Bersagliera
3. La Dolce Vita in via Veneto
4. Patricia Canzonetta Entrata dei Gladiatori Parlami di Me (valzer)
5. Lola (Yes Sir, That's My Baby) Parlami di Me (valzer) Stormy Weather

Side B

1. Via Veneto e i Nobili
2. Blues La Dolce Vita dei Nobili
3. Notturno o Mattutino
4. La Dolce Vita La Bella Melanconica
5. La Dolce Vita nella Villa di Fregene Can Can Jingle Bells (processing of Nino Rota) Blues La Dolce Vita Why Wait
6. La Dolce Vita (Finale)

8 1/2
clear red vinyl LP+ poster

Track Listing

Side A

1. La passerella di Otto e Mezzo
2. Cimitero / Gigolettes da La danza delle Libellule/Cadillac/Carlottaa‟s Galop
3. E poi (Walzer)
4. L‟illusionista
5. Concertino alle terme/ Sinfonia
da Il Barbiere di Siviglia/Il Valzer dei Fiori da Lo Schiaccianoci
6. NelI‟ufficio produzione di Otto e Mezzo
7. Ricordo d‟infanzia/Discesa ai fanghi

Side B

1. Guido e Luisa-Nostalgic Swing
2. Carlotta‟s Galop
3. L‟Harem
4. Rivolta nell‟Harem/La Cavalcata delle Walkirie/La ballerina pensionata (ça c‟est Paris)/La conferenza stampa del regista
5. La passerella d‟addio

Amarcord
clear green vinyl LP + poster

Track Listing

Side A

1. Amarcord
2. La Fogaraccia
3. Le Manine di Primavera
4. Lo Struscio/Quel Motivetto che mi piace tanto/Stormy Weather/La Cucaracha
5. L‟emiro e le sue Odalische/Salomé - Abat-Jour
6. Gary Cooper

Side B

1. La Gradisca e il Principe
2. Siboney
3. Danzando nella nebbia
4. Tutti a vedere il Rex
5. Quanto mi piace la Gradisca
6. La Gradisca si sposa e se ne va

Green Day’s singer/guitarist Billie Joe Armstrong, bassist Mike Dirnt, and drummer Tré Cool wrote the electrifying score to the show, which follows the exhilarating journey of a new generation of young Americans as they strive to find meaning in a post-9/11 world. Armstrong wrote the lyrics and co-wrote the book with the show’s director, Tony Award winner Michael Mayer (Spring Awakening). The album’s arrangements and orchestration were done by Tony Award-winning composer Tom Kitt (Next to Normal), who is the show’s music supervisor, orchestrator and music arranger. Armstrong is the album’s producer. The album features the entire Broadway cast, including Tony Award winner John Gallagher, Jr. as “Johnny”, Tony Vincent as “St. Jimmy,” Stark Sands as “Tunny,” Michael Esper as “Will,” Rebecca Naomi Jones as “Whatsername,” Christina Sajous as “Extraordinary Girl,” and Mary Faber as “Heather.”

Features:
    • Double LP
    • Original Broadway Cast Recording features Green Day

Track Listing:

LP 1

1. American Idiot
2.Jesus of Suburbia
     I. Jesus of Suburbia
     II. City of the Damned
     III. I Don't Care
     IV. Dearly Beloved
3. Holiday
4. Boulevard of Broken Dreams
5. Favorite Son
6. Are We the Waiting
7. St. Jimmy
8. Give Me Novacaine
9. Last of the American Girls / She's A Rebel
10. Last Night On Earth
11. Too Much Too Soon

LP 2

1. Before the Lobotomy
2. Extraordinary Girl
3. Before the Lobotomy (reprise)
4. When It's Time
5. Know Your Enemy
6. 21 Guns
7. Letterbomb
8. Wake Me Up
9. Homecoming
I. The Death of St. Jimmy
II. East 12th St.
III. Nobody Likes You
IV. Rock and Roll Girl
10. Whatsername
11. When It's Time

Set 1 Of 4

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

Limited Numbered Edition Of 1000

Set 4 Of 4

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