London - Rushmore

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Feb 8, 2016 Sold Date

Jan 15, 2016 Start Date

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Artikel Name: Rushmore
Genre: Soundtrack / Filmmusik Produkt Typ: LP (Vinyl) Label: Def Jam Titelanzahl: 20

Trackliste LP - 1

Mothersbaugh, Mark - Hardest Geometry Problem In The World (From The "Rushmore" Soundtrack) 1:29 The Creation - Making Time 2:58 Unit 4 + 2 - Concrete & Clay 2:17 The Kinks - Nothing In This World Can Stop Me Worrin' Bout That Girl 2:43 Mothersbaugh, Mark - Sharp Little Guy (From The "Rushmore" Soundtrack) 0:43 Mothersbaugh, Mark - The Lad With The Silver Button (From The "Rushmore" Soundtrack) 1:00 Chad & Jeremy - A Summer Song 2:38 Mothersbaugh, Mark - Edward Appleby (From The "Rushmore" Soundtrack) 0:42 OST/Various - Here Comes My Baby 2:58 The Who - A Quick One, While He's Away (Live "Rock And Roll Circus" Version) 8:41 Mothersbaugh, Mark - Snowflake Music (From The "Rushmore" Soundtrack) 0:37 Mothersbaugh, Mark - Piranhas Are A Very Tricky Species (From The "Rushmore" Soundtrack) 1:20 Zoot Sims Quartet - Blinuet 4:35 Mothersbaugh, Mark - Friends Like You, Who Needs Friends (From The "Rushmore" Soundtrack) 1:23 Montand, Yves - Rue St. Vincent 3:22 Mothersbaugh, Mark - Kite Flying Society (From The "Rushmore" Soundtrack) 1:19 Stevens, Cat - The Wind 1:43 Lennon, John - Oh Yoko 4:16 The Faces - Ooh La La 3:30 Mothersbaugh, Mark - Margaret Yang's Theme (From The "Rushmore" Soundtrack) 1:17

Beschreibung

While a soundtrack LP based on the smorgasbord of the "sounds of the '60s" is hardly a novel concept, Rushmore announced right up front it was offering more fruitful fare by emphasizing the little-known but cranking/smoking Creation single "Makin' Time" in its TV ads. That snarling-ornery classic more or less leads off this collection of British Invasion-era obscuros, a CD whose mere track selection proves its curator to be a genuine, happy, knowledgeable fan of the genre. Like the zany, hip radio station you've always longed for and will never get, in Rushmore's world the Kinks' 1964 unplugged Kinda Kinks gem "Nothing in This World Can Stop Me Worrying About That Girl" can peacefully coexist with the happy lounge of Unit 4+2, and French crooner Yves Montand, or with Mark Mothersbaugh of Devo's instrumental curiosities. The young, jauntier Cat Stevens and Chad & Jeremy provide pep, and a live version of the Who's first mini rock opera, the title track of their 1966 second LP, A Quick One, locks neatly into a film where two so-different males compete for the same woman. OK, the collection isn't timeless. There aren't enough great songs here, and compiler Wes Anderson could have done better for the great-but-in-decline John Lennon and the also-past-their-prime Faces than the pleasant but pathetic-indulgent "Oh Yoko!" and nice but pedestrian "Ooh La La". But even here, Anderson errs on the side of the whimsical and unusual, precisely the qualities missing in the movies these days. In the end, it's his sense of fun that pervades this unpredictable assortment as much as it does the cinematic experience. Synchronicity at last! [Rushmore was released on LP in 2015.] ~ Jack Rabid. The Big Takeover

Jack Rabid