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Composed by Stanley Myers.
Personnel: John "Buddy" Williams , John Williams (guitar).
Director: Stanley Myers.
Arrangers: Kenneth Kovach; Stanley Myers. Deer Hunter Soundtrack Music Deer Hunter Soundtrack Review
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Gun Club: Ward Dotson (vocals, slide guitar); Rob Ritter (bass guitar); Jeffrey Lee Pierce, Terry Graham.
Personnel: Jeffrey Lee Pierce (vocals, guitar, piano, background vocals); Ward Dotson (guitar, background vocals); Easy Mark Tomeo (steel guitar); Walter Steding (fiddle); Terry Graham (drums); Chris Stein (bongos); D.H. Laurence, Jr. (background vocals).
Additional personnel: Debbie Harry (background vocals).
Audio Mixer: Butch Jones.
Audio Remasterer: John Vestman.
Recording information: Blank Tape Studios (1981).
Arranger: Jeffrey Lee Pierce.
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Personnel: John Grant, Angele David-Guillou (vocals); Franck Alba (guitar, keyboards); Glen Johnson (guitar, programming); James Topham (viola); Jerome Tcherneyan (keyboards, drums, percussion, programming); Cedric Pin (keyboards, programming).
Recording information: Murder Mile (10/2004-01/2005); The Fortress (10/2004-01/2005).
Photographer: Martin Andersen.
Although two exceptional EPs came out between The Troubled Sleep of Piano Magic and Disaffected, an entire year passed -- for the first time since Piano Magic's inception -- without an album-length release. (Piano Magic say this is their sixth proper album, meaning they're probably not counting the Son de Mar score and the two-song A Trick of the Sea.) Glen Johnson's group returns as inspired as ever, turning in a work that matches and occasionally exceeds Low Birth Weight and Artists' Rifles. Some of their other albums have suffered from mild to acute stray-idea syndrome, but they've found a way here to bundle ...
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Additional personnel: Rob Burger (accordion); Erik Friedlander (cello); Kenny Wolleson (vibraphone, marimba, drums); Marc Ribot (guitar); Trevor Dunn (bass).
Recorded at Frank Boothe Studios, Brooklyn, New York. Includes liner notes by John Zorn.
Personnel: Marc Ribot (guitar); Erik Friedlander (cello); Rob Burger (accordion); Kenny Wollesen (vibraphone, marimba, drums).
Audio Mixers: Frank Booth; Jamie Saft.
Liner Note Author: John Zorn.
Recording information: Frank Booth, Brooklyn, NY (06/2002).
Arranger: John Zorn.
While history will decide the ultimate truth of the matter, John Zorn's soundtrack for Loren Marsh's black comedy, Invitation to a Suicide, is easily the most profound, musically complex, and emotionally compelling of all of Zorn's soundtrack world. Regular Zorn cohorts Marc Ribot, Erik Freidlander, Kenny Wollesen, and Trevor Dunn make up four-fifths of the band, but it is accordionist Rob Burger, from the Tin Hat Trio, who makes the ensemble gel. His technical virtuosity and emotional dexterity add the depth and dimension necessary to turn this piece of music into its own aural chimera. The 18 seamless cues here suggest the makings of a work linked not only by scenic changes, but more complex cinematic elements such as the often difficult-to-place psychological ambiguities that are offered as turning points in a narrative and are signified by an actor's change in facial expression, the placement of an object, or the change in a time of day. Zorn seems particularly ...
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The soundtrack to the 2006 black comedy featuring Pierce Brosnan and Greg Kinnear includes songs by Tom Jones, the Jam, and the Cramps, as well as a variety of Latin-flavored original music written by Daniel Indart.
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