Babylon Berlin (Music From The Original TV Series) - Variou (NEW 3 VINYL LP+2CD)
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Babylon Berlin (Music from the Original TV Series [3LP+2CD] [VINYL]
The vinyl is like new and plays perfectly. It grades as excellent+.
Sleeve/Record: EXCELLENT CONDITION (*Plays FINE)
Clean record Labels, minor spindle marks, rich glossy sheen, has no visible scuffs/marks.
Record grading visually is NEAR MINT.
Top quality collectable record, looks barely played.
Product description
"BABYLON BERLIN THE INGENIOUS SOUNDTRACK OF THE OUTSTANDING AND HIGHLY ACCLAIMED TV-SERIES NOW ALSO AVAILABLE ON TRIPLE GATEFOLD VINYL Following the great success of the series, the triple gatefold vinyl will follow on March 9th 2018 in a high-quality physical package. The soundtrack works as an impressive musical accompaniment to the striking pictures of the series. While scores commonly evoke emotions, this series' score is pre-eminently an accentual element of the series' perception and the sonic reflection of the sensual delight that is BABYLON BERLIN. The score's composers are renowned German movie-director Tom Tykwer, one of the series' three directors, and Los Angeles-based Johnny Klimek. The two music buffs had previously created the award-winning and highly acclaimed soundtracks for Run Lola Run and Perfume: The Story Of A Murderer. Symphonic subtleties are towering up, becoming gloomy-menacing sonic entities, before they're being taken on a journey to the amusement-elated Berlin in the year 1929 by Klezmer-esque clarinets. It's a city where instability becomes a creeping part of existence which performs a socio-political tug-of-war with Berlin's ubiquitous hedonism at that time. Performed by the Leipzig Radio Symphony Orchestra and New York's electro-acoustic chamber-band Absolute Ensemble, BABYLON BERLIN's score is a sensual enjoyment, concurrently challenging and emotionally intense. The second part features songs used for various of the series' scenes. The compilation starts with a song accompanying a key scene in the series: Stage heroine Nikoros, personated by singer Severija, enters the bandstand of Moka Efti, a dance club, to sing Zu Asche, zu Staub, the soundtrack's lead-single. The androgynous character in tail-coat with a moustache, accentuating feminine curves, combines past and present as a trailblazer for Lady Gaga surrounded by an air of Marlene Dietrich.
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