CD debut on Mute of the former Can member's 1979 solo LP featuring his Can cohorts Jaki Liebezeit, Michael Krolki & Irmin Schmidt guesting. The album is atmospheric heaven withsamples of TV & Radio thrown in for good measure. Contains four tracks, including 'Cool In The Pool'. 1998 release.
Movies,Holger Czukay,Mute U.S.,Avant-Garde,Electronic,Experimental,Experimental Rock,Pop,Popular Music,Prog-Rock/Art Rock,Rock,Rock/Pop
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Van Morrison At The Movies: Soundtrack Hits
Van Morrison Manufacturer: Manhattan Records ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD Similar Items:
ASIN: B000KQF748 Release Date: 2007-02-13 |
Tracks:
- Gloria - (Them)
- Baby Please Don't Go - (Them)
- Jackie Wilson Said (I'm In Heaven When You Smile)
- Domino
- Moondance (live) previously unreleased version
- Queen Of The Slipstream
- Wild Night
- Caravan (live)
- Wonderful Remark
- Brown Eyed Girl (re-recorded)
- Days Like This
- Into the Mystic (live)
- Hungry For Your Love
- Someone Like You
- Bright Side Of The Road
- Have I Told You Lately
- Real Real Gone
- Irish Heartbeat (w/Chieftains)
- Comfortably Numb (live)Recorded live at the Berlin Wall in 1990 with Roger Waters
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If Hollywood's marriage with pop music is too often a marketing-driven shotgun affair, there remain musicians whose artistry can't help but elevate whatever film project they're associated with. This 19-track compendium underscores that notion, gathering a career-spanning collection of the Irish rock-R&B legend's contributions to an eclectic body of films that stretches from Pope of Greenwich Village's effusive early solo hit "Jackie Wilson Said" to the unlikely live collaboration with Roger Waters on "Comfortably Numb" that seasons Martin Scorsese's Oscar-nominated The Departed. The collection serves as a concise primer to the high points of Van Morrison's mercurial career, from the gritty career-breakout hits ("Gloria," "Baby Please Don't Go") of his British Invasion band Them through such early solo touchstones as "Wild Night," "Brown Eyed Girl," "Domino," and the collection's fine, previously unreleased live version of "Moondance" from An American Werewolf in London. But, as tracks like "Wonderful Remark," "Bright Side of the Road," "Someone Like You," and his Chieftains collaboration "Irish Heartbeat" ably argue, it's also an invitation to explore less heralded, if equally seductive, corners of the singer's rich oeuvre. --Jerry McCulley
More from Van Morrison
Moondance |
Astral Weeks |
The Best of Van Morrison |
Into the Music |
Customer Reviews:
Not my favorite.......2007-07-23
Great CD...Van's The Man.......2007-07-19
Brilliant Collection.......2007-07-13
Van the Man at the Movies.......2007-07-10
Quite well. If you already have The Best of Van Vols one and two CDs, you already have most of the best songs this disc leaves off. Heatley makes the choice of soundtrack songs for the films seem so much a matter of director's decision, that rather than lionizing them for what they did include, you wonder why they left off your favorites. Where's "Full Force Gale"? "When Will I Ever Learn (to Live in God)"? "And It Stoned Me"? One could go on and on. Change of tactic, therefore, to celebrate what is included rather than decry what is not.
This disc ranges over what might be considered the various Van periods, which are distinctive musically. Hungry For Your Love" comes from what Heatley calls the "often overlooked" Wavelength album, which hails from the era of horns and gospel vocal back-ups. Astral Weeks, yes, but I think Wavelength is one of Van's best albums ever. Some songs exist in alt/ live versions here, to good effect, as with the best known classics, "Domino", "Caravan". "Moondance" and "Into the Mystic". The studio versions are easily available but most fans will enjoy hearing the new takes. Van handles them confidently, and drops into his effortless live groove, slurring the words of "Into the Mystic" which, like these other songs, can survive any number of interpretations. "Bright Side of the Road" comes from another Wavelength era overlooked album, Into the Music, which unveiled the amazing "Full Force Gale", the latter conspicuous by its absence. '90s Van appears with the standout "Real Real Gone" and "Days Like These". Two songs will already be familiar to non- van fans, having been hits for John Cougar Mellencamp and Rod Stewart.
As I write, Van still hasn't gotten the Nobel Prize, although he's done more to bring enjoyment and harmony than almost anyone on the planet, with the possible exception of Mother Teresa, who already did get it, so it's Van's turn. But until that oversight is addressed, at least there's this compilation which shows he's not only raised the bar for music but also significantly improved the movies.
Absolutely awesome album.......2007-07-03
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At the Movies
Dave Koz Manufacturer: Capitol ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD Similar Items:
ASIN: B000JJ4P9O Release Date: 2007-01-30 |
Tracks:
- Over The Rainbow - The Wizard Of Oz
- Moon River featuring Barry Manilow - Breakfast At Tiffany's
- As Time Goes By - Casablanca
- Somewhere featuring Anita Baker - West Side Story
- The Shadow Of Your Smile (Love Theme From "The Sandpiper") featuring Johnny Mathis and Chris Botti - The Sandpiper
- The Pink Panther - The Pink Panther
- The Way We Were featuring Vanessa Williams - The Way We Were
- The Summer Knows (Theme From "Summer Of '42") - Summer Of `42
- It Might Be You featuring India.Arie - Tootsie
- Cinema Paradiso Suite - Cinema Paradiso
- A Whole New World featuring Donna Summer - Aladdin
- Schindler's List (Main Theme) - Schindler's List
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Concept discs tend to go one of two ways--they dance around a theme, causing listeners to draw their own conclusions about how well the album hangs together, or they come on strong. Sax man Dave Koz's At the Movies floats mellifluously into the second category. From the moment Judy Garland's voice comes keening through the crackle of "Over the Rainbow," we're transported directly into the cinema alongside Koz and a handful of high-wattage friends. Only in Koz's theater, the music is at times more heart-tuggingly pretty than we remember. "Moon River," from Breakfast at Tiffany's meanders gracefully before Barry Manilow surfaces to lend a languid, signature-smooth vocal. "The Shadow of Your Smile" from The Sandpiper sends ripples of bittersweetness down the spine straight through the soul. In a surprising standout track, India.Arie snakes her vocal to Tootsie's "It Might Be You" around Koz's sax so winningly you half-wish she had sung the original. Koz himself is no slouch here, either: six instrumentals belong to him exclusively, some so lush it seems a shame do-overs aren't on Oscar's radar. --Tammy La GorceFrom the Label
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Lucky Man |
Off the Beaten Path |
Customer Reviews:
Imaginative Coupling.......2007-07-27
Classic Movie Music at Its Best..........2007-07-07
A great collection songs and done so well with super talented vocal artists.
If you're a movie fan, you gotta have this one.
Hope he'll do another with more movie themes; are you reading this Dave??
Growth and Change with At the Movies.......2007-07-06
I can't say this album is my favorite and I find I hardly ever listen to it even though the songs are incredibly beautiful. Everything Dave ever does elicits a different mood or touches one's heart or soul.
I would have to say my favorite songs would be The Pink Panther, Somewhere with Anita Baker singing as only she can, and Johnny Mathis sings The Shadow of Your Smile so that you think you're actually there with him. Eventually I'm sure I'll find others I like as well except for Over the Rainbow. I truly hate that song, but Dave plays it so well I can listen to it. I think the lead ins from the old songs add to the authenticity of the songs.
Hopefully next time Dave will give us smooth jazz people another jazzy album. I'm guessing he'll most likely surprise us again!
Dave Koz at The Movies.......2007-07-05
Bob of Gainesville, Virginia
Great Memories.......2007-07-04
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Making Movies
Dire Straits Manufacturer: Warner Bros / Wea ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD Similar Items:
ASIN: B00004Y6NX Release Date: 2000-09-19 |
Tracks:
- Tunnel Of Love
- Romeo & Juliet
- Skateaway
- Expresso Love
- Hand in Hand
- Solid Rock
- Les Boys
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Making Movies is Dire Straits's third album and includes several epic numbers that remain among Mark Knopfler's finest work. "Tunnel of Love, " "Romeo And Juliet" (covered by the Indigo Girls), and "Solid Rock" all work with the same distinctive galloping rhythm underneath Knopfler's country-blues staccato guitar. The addition of Springsteen's E Street Band pianist Roy Bittan hardly seems less a coincidence considering the Springsteen-esque tone of the material. --Rob O'ConnorCustomer Reviews:
Another all-time classic.......2007-06-08
The foundation of the classic Dire Straits sound.......2007-05-10
On the first two albums, many feel that Dire Straits had a more stripped down basic classic Rock sound. For "Making Movies", things changed. It would be on this album where we would see Dire Straits move toward more-complex arrangements. This trend would actually continue on the album that would follow "Making Movies" - 1982's "Love Over Gold". "Making Movies" would make a major personnel change in that Mark Knopfler's brother, David would depart the band. At the same time, the band would bring in the E Street Band's Roy Bittan to play keyboards. Bittan has one of the most distinctive keyboard sounds in the music business and it often is easy to identify his work. It is Bittan's unique style combined with the outstanding guitar work and music arrangements of the band that helped "Making Movies"s easily emerge as the band's signature sound to date.
There are seven tracks that make up the "Making Movies" album. Here is a track by track review:
"Tunnel of Love": This is the opening track of the collection and has easily become one of the band's classic tracks. The song opens with an arrangement of a melody from Rodgers and Hammerstein's "Carousel". As the song progresses into the "Rock portion", you will first hear Bittan's trademark keyboards followed by Mark Knopfler's trademark guitar. This song presents a great narrative as Knopfler reminisces about his younger days at an amusement park. Overall, this song just seems to capture the signature style that Dire Straits has really garnered a reputation for. I saw one review say that this song this song is "everything that was great about these guys condensed in 8 minutes" - I couldn't agree more.
"Romeo and Juliet": As the title says, this is basically a song about Romeo and Juliet. Here we get Knopfler's unique take and spin on this classic William Shakespeare work. Knopfler displays humor when he says, "Juliet says 'hey it's Romeo you nearly gave me a heart attack'". At the same time Knopfler gives his perspective on the whole story when he says (from Romeo's point of view), "Juliet the dice were loaded from the start". More great instrumentation - especially from Bittan and Knopfler help complete the picture of this story.
"Skateaway": This is a sometimes overlooked song, but nonetheless still a Dire Straits classic. This song might seem simple, yet it demonstrates some of the terrific arrangements by the band. The song paints a picture of a girl at a roller skating rink. Yet the part that really is interesting is how Knopfler tells the story of the girl listening to music on a portable music player (probably a Walkman). The lyrics "she gets rock n roll a rock n roll station; and a rock n roll dream; she's making movies on location" tell the story perfectly. Listen to how Knopfler creates a sound that gives you a feel of the roller rink. At the same time, listen to how the music "changes up" throughout the song. Bittan's keyboards shine as well - you will definitely pick out his classic sound.
"Expresso Love": This is another classic Dire Straits song. It also starts out with some great keyboards by Bittan and like "Tunnel of Love", this progresses into a classic Dire Straits song. Knopfler's guitar chords will have you jamming them over and over again.
"Hand in Hand": This song takes a softer sound when compared to most of the other tracks on this collection. In some ways this reminded me a bit of Dan Fogelberg. In this song, there is a slight country-like sound - and this is something that would become an influence on Knopfler's influence later in his musical career.
"Solid Rock": This is the shortest track on the album, but that doesn't impact anything. This song has a Southern-Rock feel and in some ways, Knopfler's vocals reminded me of Tom Petty. Knopfler's guitar will be the primary star of this song. In this song Knopfler sings about living a safe and conservative kind of life as he sings "Well i'm sick of potential; I'm sick of vanity now". This is another terrific song.
"Les Boys": This song was a most unorthodox song. It basically pokes fun at the female impersonators in the cabaret. The lyrics "Les boys got leather straps....get dressed up get a little risque" tell the whole story. This song does a great job at creating that cabaret feel to it.
The liner notes include all of the lyrics. Overall, this song exemplifies the classic Dire Straits sound. If one has any interest in Dire Straits at all, this would be the album I recommend getting.
Making Movies.......2007-05-07
Tied with Rumors for best album of all time.......2007-05-06
a simpler time..........2007-04-28
T of L reminds me of a girl I met when I was 18 at Worlds of Fun in Kansas City, MO by the name of JoSylvia Malone. We rode the 'Zambini Zinger' roller coaster together one time, I never saw her again, but this song describes that type of youthful passion perfectly...
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The Rocky Story: The Original Soundtrack Songs From The Rocky Movies (Soundtrack Anthology)
Various Artists Manufacturer: Volcano ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD Similar Items:
ASIN: B00000HZY2 Release Date: 1991-07-01 |
Tracks:
- Eye Of The Tiger - Survivor
- Burning Heart - Survivor
- Living In America - James Brown
- No Easy Way Out - Robert Tepper
- Hearts On Fire - John Cafferty
- Gonna Fly Now - The Rocky Orchestra
- War - Vince DiCola
- Training Montage - Vince Di Cola
- Gonna Fly Now (Instrumental) - The Rocky Orchestra
Customer Reviews:
Great running music.......2007-07-05
Really Under Rated.......2007-07-03
buy it with the new one and have really the best.......2007-02-06
Get two disc an save a lot of money get it 5 disc
Rocky IV Music with Some Imitation Bill Conti Music.......2007-01-07
I bought this album thinking I could get the best of the Rocky music without having to buy all the originals. What I found is that the originals are what makes makes Rocky movie music so distinctive. Rather than purchase this album, I'd buy the original Rocky IV and the original Rocky soundtrack; there is more music, and it is all "real" Rocky music. Another option is to purchase the latest Rocky Anthology, "Rocky Balboa".
Jim "Konedog" Koenig
It Stirs You to Never Give Up, No Matter What Age........2007-01-05
Now, I understand why Michael Pare talked like Rocky in 'The Philadelphia Experiment,' as they were both supposed to be from Philadelphia. That was one of my favorite movies, and this new one about Rocky will be another one.
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At The Movies
Manufacturer: Denon Records ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD Similar Items:
ASIN: B0001HAGPG Release Date: 2004-03-23 |
Tracks:
- Love Theme - Romeo and Juliet
- Lara's Theme / Somewhere My Love - Dr. Zhivago
- My Heart Will Go On - Titanic
- The Second Waltz - Eyes Wide Shut
- Heigh-Ho - Snow White
- Moonriver - Breakfast at Tiffany's
- Sirtaki / Zorba's Dance - Zorba the Greek
- Main Title - The Godfather
- Bolero - "10"
- John Dunbar's Theme - Dances with Wolves
- The Windmills of Your Mind - The Thomas Crown Affair
- Edelweiss - The Sound of Music
- True Love - High Society
- Stranger in Paradise - Kismet
- Romance - The Gadfly
- Main Title - Once Upon a Time in the West
Customer Reviews:
At The Movies by Andre Rieu.......2007-05-20
very beautiful.......2007-01-09
Refreshing Music.......2006-11-03
from texas--AND FROM A MUSIC LOVER.......2006-08-30
Andre Rieu - Music for the masses.......2006-08-10
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Elvis at the Movies
Elvis Presley Manufacturer: RCA ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD Similar Items:
ASIN: B000PHW23Q Release Date: 2007-06-05 |
Tracks:
- Love Me Tender: Love Me Tender
- Loving You: (Let Me Be Your) Teddy Bear
- Jailhouse Rock: Jailhouse Rock
- Jailhouse Rock: Treat Me Nice
- King Creole: Hard Headed Woman
- King Creole: King Creole
- G.I. Blues: G.I. Blues
- G.I. Blues: Frankfor Special
- Flaming Star: Flaming Star
- Wild In the Country: Lonely Man
- Blue Hawaii: Can't Help Falling In Love
- Blue Hawaii: Blue Hawaii
- Blue Hawaii: Rock-a-Hula Baby
- Follow That Dream: Follow That Dream
- Kid Galahad: King Of the Whole Wide World
- Girls! Girls! Girls!: Return To Sender
- It Happened At the World's Fair: One Broken Heart For Sale
- It Happened At the World's Fair: They Remind Me Too Much Of You
- Fun In Acapulco: Bossa Nova Baby
- Viva Las Vegas: Viva Las Vegas
Tracks:
- Viva Las Vegas: What'd I Say
- Kissin' Cousins: Kissin' Cousins
- Roustabout: Little Egypt
- Girl Happy: Do the Clam
- (Such an) Easy Question
- Tickle Me: I'm Yours
- Harum Scarum: Shake That Tambourine
- Frankie And Johnny: Frankie And Johnny
- Paradise, Hawaiian Style: This Is My Heaven
- Spinout: All That I Am
- Spinout: I'll Be Back
- Double Trouble: Long Legged Girl (With the Short Dress On)
- Easy Come, Easy Go: The Love Machine
- Clambake: Clambake
- Speedway: Let Yourself Go
- Stay Away, Joe: Stay Away
- Live a Little, Love a Little: A Little Less Conversation
- Charro!: Charro!
- The Trouble With Girls (And How To Get Into It): Clean Up Your Backyard
- Change Of Habit: Rubberneckin'
Customer Reviews:
A Fun Collection.......2007-06-20
My favorites are "Little Egypt," "Clambake", "Shake That Tambourine," and most notibly, "Long Legged Girl With The Short Dress On." Don't get me wrong, I like many of the songs. What is nice about this collection is that you get a neat variety packaged in one easy to carry set.
I will have to agree with the person who was complaining about the so-called REMASTERING. Case in point; "Long Legged Girl" is one of my favorite Elvis songs of all time. So much so that I recorded my own version in my home studio. I based my recording on an original copy of the 45 record. That version is SMOKIN' HOT! In the beginning of the song, the electric guitar jumps out of the speakers and smacks you right in the face! In this collection "Long Legged Girl" sounds very "tepid" to say the least. The guitars are held back, you can barely hear the horn section, and the dynamic levels are the same through the entire song.
I was very inclined to rate this as a three star collection rather than a four. I changed my mind at the last second basically because of the variety of tracks included in the set.
Retreads...are retreads.......2007-06-16
Perhaps some more imagination could also have been applied to "Do The Clam", a high energy tune featuring Boots Randolph. The pressing with the curious drop-out in sound is used, but that's one thing: this track should been pressed in mono, with the background voices muted and the syncopated hand-claps O-U-T. Similarly, "Long Legged Girl..." is the original album version, with the rhythm section in the left-field grandstand. Terrible.
Presumptive mistakes: the alternate take of the themesong from "Follow That Dream", as great as it is, and the original of "King of The Whole Wide World" without the long sax solo ending. Add the version of "I'm Yours" *not* used in Tickle Me - the 1962 album track with the narration.
The title song from "Clambake" is here in all it's ignoble glory, more rockin' that one might recall, but still an embarrassment. That movie actually had some entertaining tunes - they shoulda used "The Girl I Never Loved" or "A House That Has Everything".
The best sound here is from the '50s, particularly "Hard Headed Woman": all the instruments have great presence, especially that of Mr. Scotty Moore. Those who have determined he's really just an inspired *stylist* should check this one out - among others here: "Frankfurt Special" has alot of Sun Records ambience thanks to him, and "Rock-A Hula Baby" is handled perfectly. A light and bright, but insistent complement to a fun soundtrack tune.
[Superb notes by Michael Hill; cool cover shot of Elvis, circa. '66].
His BEST collection of movie songs!.......2007-06-12
Regardless, this is an excellent collection of Elvis movie songs and is probably the best one currently available. It contains many songs that were hits; in fact it includes far more hits than most other artists' greatest hits collections! It includes three songs that went all the way to number 1 on the Billboard singles chart (Love Me Tender, Jailhouse Rock, and Hard Headed Woman), two other songs that just missed hitting the top spot peaking at number 2 (Can't Help Falling in Love and Return to Sender) and the top 10 single Bossa Nova Baby. 16 other songs made the Top 40 and 6 more made the Top 100 chart. It only includes a few songs that probably made Elvis wince when he recorded them (while the songs Elvis was given for his movie soundtracks were not always the best, his performances were).
The first CD is the strongest, but the second CD has some highlights. It includes Elvis' underappreciated country-rock classic Clean Up Your Own Back Yard plus the original versions of Little Less Conversation and Rubberneckin', which were remixed and became hits a few years ago. All-in-all this is a very strong collection and highly recommended if you do not already own most of these songs on one of the numerous other collections of Elvis movie songs.
nice set of songs.......2007-06-07
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Burning Love and Hits from His Movies, Vol. 1
Elvis Presley Manufacturer: Sbme Special Mkts. ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD Similar Items:
ASIN: B000QGDIHA Release Date: 2007-06-19 |
Customer Reviews:
35 Years Later.......2007-07-21
If you still remember how. All the other "stuff" doesn't matter now.
Great title hit!.......2007-06-20
In order to be able to release several albums a year, Elvis' management had started packaging his new singles with some of his old songs that had not been released on an album. While it may have been a way to make a fast buck, Elvis' new material deserved better and should have been packaged with other new songs and treated as a major release, rather than a budget release. While the song Burning Love went all the way to number 2 on the Billboard singles chart and number 1 on the rival Cashbox chart, the album only managed to climb to 22 on the album chart. Elvis had enough new material at the time to put out a high-quality new album that probably would have done much better on the chart. As it was, they pretty much wasted his biggest hit of the 1970s by putting it on an album with a bunch of dated material.
The original album included:
1. Burning Love
2. Tender Feeling
3. Am I Ready
4. Tonight Is So Right for Love
5. Guadalajara
6. It's a Matter of Time
7. No More
8. Santa Lucia
9. We'll Be Together
10. I Love Only One Girl
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Rocky: Original Motion Picture Score
Bill Conti Manufacturer: Capitol ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD Similar Items:
ASIN: B000002U8Y Release Date: 1990-10-25 |
Tracks:
- Gonna Fly Now
- Philadelphia Morning
- Going The Distance
- Reflections
- Marines' Hymm/Yankee Doodle
- Take You Back
- First Date
- You Take My Heart Away
- Fanfare For Rocky
- Butkus
- Alone In The Ring
- The Final Bell
- Rocky's Reward
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For better or worse, when then-journeyman actor-writer Sylvester Stallone created the character of punchy pugilist Rocky Balboa, he did more than offer all the ne'er-do-wells in the world the hope of someday being a contender; he created a cinematic sensibility--perverse optimism in the face of insane odds--that's infected Hollywood films ever since. And if Bill Conti's horn-fanfare theme has become an instantly evocative cliché, it's only because it fit the proceedings so damned well, like a clenched fist in a boxing glove--or a slice of Velveeta on a Ritz cracker. Conti may be no Morricone, but then, when was the last time you heard the theme to Cinema Paradiso played at a wrestling match? --Jerry McCulleyCustomer Reviews:
Wonderful!.......2007-04-12
Overal I highly reccomend this as a significant benefit to anyones CD collection.
Simply the Best - Brilliant!.......2007-01-06
When people think of "Rocky", they think of Sylvester Stallone and the trumpets introducing the classic hit, "Gonna Fly Now". The music brings soul and heart to the movie. Without the music, Rocky is still a good picture, but with the music, Rocky is a great movie! The music of Bill Conti energizes this movie and brands it with a unique persona and character. In a word - Billiant!
There is not a weak track on the entire album. "Gonna Fly Now" became a #1 top-40 hit in 1976, and has inspired countless millions with its upbeat thrilling souhd. But it does not end there. "Going the Distance" is another solid composition that grabs your soul with its gritty determination and tension. "First Date" and "You Take My Heart Away" show the tender side of the Rocky soundtrack, being the love themes of the Rocky movie.
In the top-20 of all-time musical scores, this has to rank solidly in this group. It is music that stands the test of time. I still listen to the album 30 years after its release, and find great enjoyment in it. I treasure it, and it occupies a special place in my music collection.
Buy it to inspire you, buy it as music to exercise to, buy it to remember the movie - just buy it. You will love this album, guaranteed.
Thank you Bill Conti for creating a masterpiece.
Jim "Konedog" Koenig
Music with Heart!.......2006-09-02
--->(WARNING, the explanation of the songs include SPOILERS of the movie!!) <---
1. Gonna Fly Now - A reason to buy the soundtrack starts with this heartbeating music. The well known theme of all the Rocky movies, simply fantastic music. Includes singing which power it up even more. After this song, you're sold. Length: (2:48)
2.Philadelphia Morning - After agreeing with Mick to manage Rocky, Rocky trains for the first time and gets up at 4 o'clock in the morning. The training goes harder than he expected, and that is heard in the music. The music really descripes a dark cold winter morning in Phiadelphia, which is absolutely fantastic. You can truely feel how Rocky felt in that moment through the music. He felt like: My mind wants to, but my body can't. Length: (2:21)
3. Going the Distance - The true opposite of track 2. Rocky is now full of life and spirit, ready to do it, to go that distace (15 complete rounds in the boxing ring with the heavywait champion of the world)The music on this track is also used during the Battlescenes in the movie. Rocky gets hit and falls down to the floor, struggling to get up again, while Adrian, his true love, walks in and sees him get up and keep going! Length: (2:39)
4. Reflections - Rocky comes into his appartment after a fight. Looking in the mirror and at an old photograph of himself he feels regret. Again, the music goes deep into Rocky's mind, feeling that frustration of a struggling mind. This track which also appears in "Rocky II", is not on the Rocky II soundtrack, but it is on this one. So if you are looking for that track music, it is right here. Length: (3:18)
5. Marines' Hymn/Yankee Doodle - Rocky is waiting in the ring for the champion to show himself. And there he comes, Apollo Creed, dressed as President George Washington. The crowd goes wild and the commentators have the time of their life explaing to listeners and viewers what is there to see.
The music really gives that feeling. Length: (1:44)
6. Take it Back (Street Corner Song from "Rocky") - The song which is sung by Sylvester Stallone's brother Frank Stallone, who is a streetcornor singer in the movie. A simple but fantastic song which captures the positive feeling on the streets of Philadelphia. Length: (1:47)
7. First Date - This is basically the Love theme from the Rocky movies. The music really captures the love and heart of the Rocky movies, the emotion. Truely fantastic music that captures your heart and shows Rocky's love for Adrain. And her's for him.
Length: (1:52)
8. You take my Heart away - Another song, which is played on the radio when Adrian and Rocky kiss for the first time in his appartment. A true seventies song sung by DeEtta Little and Nelson Pigford. A powerfull love song. Length: (4:44)
9. Fanfare for Rocky - Contains the music which is played at the very start of the movie, when the title "Rocky" floats over the screen from right to left. After that piece, the music goes over to a bit of a mix of different themes in the Rocky music. You can here a bit of "Going the Distance" in it. After that you hear music which isn't heard in the movie. Trumpets making a kind of dual. Fantastic to listen to. Length: (2:33)
10. Butkus - Rocky's dog is in the picture. Adrain has surprised Rocky with the beloved dog. Now Rocky has, like Adrain says in the movie: "Somebody to keep you compangy when you run." The spirits of Rocky are now high up by the compangy of Butkus and he feels great. You can hear that in the music. And you feel the happiness of the dog too. Only about twenty seconds of this music is used in the film. Length: (2:10)
11. Alone in the Ring - Rocky is not so sure anymore if he can go that distance and the night before the fight he goes to the empty stadium. Affraid he might lose and becomes the bum he was before it all again. The music shows Rocky's doubts.
Length: (1:08)
12. The final Bell - Music that starts softly (In the movie it's heard when Rocky leaves Adrian in the dressingroom, saying: "Don't leave town") After that, the music explodes: Rocky has gone the distance. Now, reporters are crowding him, people are yelling, screaming. Rocky yells for his girlfriend Adrain, who is struggling to get up to the ring.
Then they meet and "I love you" is said to each other and the music is buidling up to this absolute maximum. Length: (1:54)
13. Rocky's Reward - This music is heard at the end credits of the movie. Rocky's Reward is sweeping, beautiful music that shows the feeling of sadisfaction and love. Fantastic music. And gives a bit of "Going the distance" only with higher notes.
Length: (2:03)
So bassically the Rocky Original Motion Picture Soundtrack is a journey through the soul, the mind of a human being that has a maqnificent journey with love, pain, struggles, happiness and fear. And the music guides you through that soul.
A fatastic musical experience that gives the feeling of a human spirit coming to life!
Heartfelt music.......2006-04-23
Better than the movie.......2006-03-29
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Mob Hits II: More Music from the Great Mob Movies
Various Artists Manufacturer: Medalist ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD Similar Items:
ASIN: B00004S35E Release Date: 2000-03-21 |
Tracks:
- The Godfather: Manhattan Serenade - Tommy Dorsey/Jo Stafford
- GoodFellas: Beyond The Sea - Bobby Darin
- GoodFellas: Roses Are Red (My Love) - Bobby Vinton
- The Godfather, Part II/The Freshman: Guantanamera - Celia Cruz
- Mama - Connie Francis
- Donnie Brasco: (The Gang That Sang) Heart Of My Heart - Lou Monte
- Medley: Just A Gigolo/I Ain't Got Nobody - Louis Prima
- Analyze This - Medley: When You're Smiling (The Whole World Smiles With You)/The Sheik Of Araby - Louis Prima
- The Godfather/The Freshman: Mona Lisa - Nat King Cole
- Bronx Tale: I Only Have Eyes For You - The Flamingos
- The Godfather: Michael's Theme - Henry Mancini
- The Godfather: Tarantella - Mob Hits II: More Music From The Great Mob Movies
- Casino: I'll Take You There - The Staple Singers
- Dominick The Donkey - Lou Monte
- Donnie Brasco: Have Yourself A Merry Little Christmas - Jerry Vale
- Donnie Brasco: Silver Bells - Vic Damone
Album Description
Features 16 of the most memorable songs from the most powerful mob movies such as 'The Godfather', 'Bronx Tale', 'Donnie Brasco' & 'Goodfellas'. Artists include Louis Prima, Connie Francis, Bobby Darin, Nat King Cole & Celia Cruz. 2000 release. Standard jewel case.Customer Reviews:
Great album.......2007-07-17
Perfect for gift for an Italian like myself.......2007-07-12
Disappointed.......2007-05-10
Mob Hits II: More Music from the Great Mob Movies.......2005-08-03
Definately now as good as the first edition!.......2001-06-20
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My Rifle, My Pony and Me (Western Movies Songs)
Manufacturer: Bear Family ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD Similar Items:
ASIN: B000001AZE Release Date: 1994-06-28 |
Tracks:
- My Rifle, My Pony And Me - Dean Martin & Ricky Nelson
- The Legend Of Shenandoah - James Stewart
- Montana - Sons Of The Pioneers
- Nevada Smith - Merle Kilgore
- Ballad Of The Alamo - Marty Robbins
- The Searchers - Sons Of The Pioneers
- Ballad Of Paladin - Johnny Western
- The Sons Of Katie Elder - Johnny Cash
- Rawhide - Frankie Laine
- Ballad Of Davy Crockett - Fess Parker
- Rio Bravo - Dean Martin
- I'm A Runaway - Tab Hunter
- Bonanza - Lorne Greene
- North To Alaska - Johnny Horton
- Wagons West - Sons Of The Pioneers
- High Noon - Tex Ritter
- The Rebel Johnny Yuma - Johnny Cash
- Gunfight At O.K. Corral - Frankie Laine
- And The Moon Grew Brighter - Kirk Douglas
- The Hanging Tree - Marty Robbins
- Pecos Bill - Roy Rogers & The Sons Of The Pioneers
- The Yellow Rose Of Texas - Roy Rogers
- Roll On Texas Moon - Roy Rogers
- Song Of The Wagonmaster - Sons Of The Pioneers
- Don't Fence Me In - Roy Rogers
- Cowboy - Dickson Hall
Customer Reviews:
Beautiful - no other word for it.......2007-05-30
More Momories of Westerns.......2007-03-09
This is a GREAT CD.
Old West Nostalgia.......2006-10-29
Very Disappointing.......2006-10-24
I Look Toward Home.......2006-10-05
Meditation Music:
- Music for Active Yoga Vol. 3-YOGAFIT
- Ocean Dreams [Box set]
- OpenStars/ Journey through the Inner Constellations of Self [Explicit Lyrics]
- Parallel Dreams
- Peaceful Moments
- Peaceful Rest [Box set]
- Piano Inspirations
- Remembrance
- Romance Volume Six
- Sacred Drums (for the Shamanic Journey
Meditation Music
Vol. 2-Straight to Dat [Import]
Music: Schubert, Beethoven arr. Mahler: String Quartets
Double Feature: The Dirty Dozen (1967 Film) / Dirty Dingus Magee (1970 Film) [Soundtrack] [Import]
For My Protection [Explicit Lyrics]
Crosby, Stills & Nash [Import]
Dvorak & Saint-Saens: Cello Concertos, etc


