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Post by avoca on Jan 9, 2006 3:14:59 GMT -5
1. The Rubettes - Sugar Baby Love
2. Joe Dolan - You¹re Such a Good Looking Woman
3. Harry Nilsson - You're Breakin' My Heart
4. Don Partridge - Breakfast on Pluto
5. Harry Nilsson - Me and My Arrow
6. Bobby Goldsboro - Honey
7. Patti Page - (How Much Is) that Doggy in the Window
8. Santo & Johnny - Caravan
9. Morris Albert - Feelings
10. Dusty Springfield - The Windmills of your Mind
11. Gavin Friday & Cillian Murphy - Sand
12. T-Rex - Children of the Revolution
13. Gavin Friday - Wig Wam Bam
here it is the list of tracks on the sdt CD off amazon. com. sigh.. i wish they had included the wombles song.. LMAO love that track! ;D so bouncing.
is it me or they could have made easily a 2 CD set out of so wide range of songs actually in the film?? check out the official sony website and you'll see they left out the official sdt CD quite a bit of them..
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Post by ciaran on Jan 10, 2006 8:40:47 GMT -5
They really have left out a lot of tracks, but I'm so happy they're going to include Gavin Friday's version of Wig Wam Bam and the song he and Cill sang together. I can't wait to get this soundtrack now!! At least I have the other tracks that they're missing from the official soundtrack downloaded already.
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Post by mici on Jan 10, 2006 14:47:53 GMT -5
i hope that soundtrack will be avilable in Israel . the movie didnt cameout here yet so i'm really sceptic the soundtrack will get here.
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Post by kiwidefresa on Jan 10, 2006 18:25:31 GMT -5
mmmmmmmmmmm I have like 90% of the song listed at the official site if some one want them i can make a big file and upload them you u ...just aask PM pls  kiwi pd. mici you kill me with that banner |
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Post by garbage on Jan 10, 2006 18:34:47 GMT -5
1. The Rubettes - Sugar Baby Love 2. Joe Dolan - You¹re Such a Good Looking Woman 3. Harry Nilsson - You're Breakin' My Heart 4. Don Partridge - Breakfast on Pluto 5. Harry Nilsson - Me and My Arrow 6. Bobby Goldsboro - Honey 7. Patti Page - (How Much Is) that Doggy in the Window 8. Santo & Johnny - Caravan 9. Morris Albert - Feelings 10. Dusty Springfield - The Windmills of your Mind 11. Gavin Friday & Cillian Murphy - Sand 12. T-Rex - Children of the Revolution 13. Gavin Friday - Wig Wam Bam here it is the list of tracks on the sdt CD off amazon. com. sigh.. i wish they had included the wombles song.. LMAO love that track! ;D so bouncing. is it me or they could have made easily a 2 CD set out of so wide range of songs actually in the film?? check out the official sony website and you'll see they left out the official sdt CD quite a bit of them.. If this cd makes a lot of success the same can happen with Trainspotting and Moulin Rouge and they throw another cd |
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Post by avoca on Jan 11, 2006 9:29:04 GMT -5
I truly hope so! mici, there's always amazon to stick to. god bless amazon for our much cil stuff it supplies! LOL I have much of the tracks on my pc already too, but I wish I could find the gavin friday ones and o.c. the one with g.f. and cil!  |
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Post by avoca on Jan 13, 2006 4:06:37 GMT -5
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Post by Deleted on Jan 13, 2006 9:27:08 GMT -5
Random - why do "they" always (seemingly) issue different versions for America? The same was done for the HP books. Wah.
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Post by stormy on Jan 13, 2006 9:51:18 GMT -5
The American edition looks like the American poster www.amazon.com/gp/product/B000CCD080/002-2315393-2704869?%5Fencoding=UTF8&v=glance&n=5174and the price is now reduced to $13.98 (25% off the original price). I may cancel my order and re-order, again, for the discount...then again, sometimes they give you a credit for the amount they've taken off. So when I ordered the latest Harry Potter, I got a $1 refund because they reduced the price at the last minute. The American edition does list both Gavin and Cillian; I'm guessing it's just an error, since the song is definitely a duet. I really wish they'd gone with the original description of a 2-disc set, but maybe they think it's more likely to sell as a single disc. Who knows what goes on in the minds of the marketing people? Or the execs who approve what the marketing people do, I suppose. |
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Post by stormy on Jan 24, 2006 17:16:44 GMT -5
Got my copy from Amazon; listening to "Sand" (the Cillian/Gavin Friday duet) right now! |
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Post by hel on Jan 24, 2006 17:23:31 GMT -5
yay!! how is it how is it!!!
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Post by stormy on Jan 24, 2006 17:28:48 GMT -5
It's fantastic to hear the whole song, instead of just a little bit. I'm still amazed at Cillian's "female" singing voice. It's not fair; he not only looks gorgeous as a man or a woman, but he sounds terrific singing as a man or a woman. I'd say it's worth buying the soundtrack just for that track, though I like about half of the others. I still wish they'd have made a 2-disc set. I'd have bought it!
BTW, the dog's tail is "waggly," not "waggedy," so take *that*, dear Sir Unseen! In a little bit I'll type out the paragraph Neil Jordan wrote for the liner notes, explaining the choices for the overall soundtrack.
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Post by avoca on Jan 24, 2006 18:08:51 GMT -5
coolness, stormy. I am so jealous..  |
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Post by ciaran on Jan 24, 2006 19:28:11 GMT -5
I'm dying to have the copy of "Wig Wam Bam" from Gavin Friday too and of course, "Sand". *sigh* Stupid car repairs took my money for this cd, so hopefully in a couple weeks I'll get this. I'd love to see the liner notes from Jordan, thanks if you can type them out stormy.
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Post by stormy on Jan 24, 2006 19:35:51 GMT -5
Here are the liner notes from Neil Jordan (capitalizations his):
BREAKFAST ON PLUTO is a film about a character, Kitten, who's constructed by another character, Patrick, one female, one male and both want to live within the lyrics of a popular song. So to construct the soundtrack to the film, I had to let the character choose them, so to speak, and the choices were never the obvious ones. The period is the early seventies, yet there is no DAVID BOWIE, no LED ZEPPELIN, no JOHN LENNON, and not only because we couldn't afford them (the budget was, as always, tight). Kitten demanded something more specific, the boyish soprano of HARRY NILSSON, the saccharine of BOBBY GOLDSBORO, the longing of BILLY PAUL, the Belfast soul of VAN MORRISON, the tremolo excess of THE RUBETTES. An alternative version of the early seventies, before the disco explosion, where every song wore its heart on its sleeve, and that heart was a purple one. - NEIL JORDAN -
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