Inside the Glass House

1. Look What We've Done to Love

2. You Ain't Livin' Unless You're Lovin'

3. I Surrendered

4. Hey There Lonely Girl

5. If It Ain't Love (It Don't Matter)

6. Hotel

7. Touch Me Jesus

8. Heaven Is There to Guide Us

9. Crumbs Off the Table

Inside the Glass House,The Glass House,P-Vine Japan,Pop,R&B,R&B/Soul,Soul,Soul/R & B

Average customer rating:

He knows the score
Wonderful themes, in miniature.

The Circus: Film Music 1998-2001
Wayne Horvitz
Manufacturer: Tzadik
ProductGroup: Music
Binding: Audio CD

General | Jazz | Styles | Music

General | Soundtracks | Styles | Music

General | Jazz | Indie Music | Stores | Music
ASIN: B00006GOFN
Release Date: 2002-09-24

Tracks:

Car In The Lake
The Shell
Putting It Together
Clogging The Canal
Sell Out
Vegas
The Curtain
The Aggregate
Nouveau Riche
Walking In Venice
The Museum
Monterey
In The Closet
Sky Shot
Up And Over
Night Life, Right Life
Floating The Blues
In The House
Capricious Midnight
Twistin And Turnin
Mrs. Bates
Nouveau Riche II
Glass On The Water
Walking The Plaza
Mumble
From Where I See It Now
Inside The Outside
Buena Note
Car In The Lake II
Prelude
Scene
Hot Dog
The Chase
House Of Mirrors
Lady In The Box
Mealtime
Eating The Egg
William Tell
Barber Shop
The Girl
The Show
The Circus Prospered
Pitch Fork
Charlie On The Ropes
The Store / The Campfire
The Wedding
Finale: The Circus Leaves Town

Customer Reviews:

He knows the score.......2003-03-16

Considering what this is --- 47 soundtrack snippets in 74 minutes --- I'm surprised it's so good. Most of the tracks are *pieces* of songs, so you'd expect to get a little lost. But Wayne Horvitz writes and plays in a consistent way. He's sort of a 21st century Burt Bacharach, relying on simple melodies and a touch of classy eccentricity to create a unique musical signature.

This isn't an essential Wayne Horvitz album, but once you've heard it 3 or 4 times, you'll be happy it's in your collection.

Wonderful themes, in miniature........2002-10-08

This was a pleasant surprise. Unlike some of the film scores on the Tzadik label, Wayne Horvitz's cues work very well as stand-alone pieces. There is a tremendous diversity here, and Horvitz takes good advantage of sidemen such as Bill Frisell. To my surprise, I have found this to be one of my favorite Wayne Horvitz projects.