OST's - Vol.2

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The 7th Voyage Of Sinbad - Soundtrack (By Bernard Herrmann) (1959)



The 7th Voyage of Sinbad is a 1958 Technicolor fantasy film released by Columbia Pictures, directed by Nathan H. Juran, and was the first of Columbia's "Sinbad trilogy" conceptualized and animated by Ray Harryhausen (the others being The Golden Voyage of Sinbad and Sinbad and the Eye of the Tiger).

While similarly named, the film does not follow the plot of the tale "The Seventh Voyage of Sinbad the Sailor."

In 2008, The 7th Voyage of Sinbad was selected for preservation in the United States National Film Registry by the Library of Congress as being "culturally, historically, or aesthetically significant".
Plot
Legendary adventurer Sinbad the Sailor (Kerwin Matthews) and his crew land on an island for provisions. While exploring, Sinbad encounters Sokurah the magician (Torin Thatcher), fleeing from a giant cyclops. They are able to escape, but Sokurah drops his magic lamp when the cyclops throws a boulder into the sea, overturning their boat. The cyclops finds and keeps the lamp. Though Sokurah offers Sinbad much to get it back for him, Sinbad refuses. He and his fiancé, Princess Parisa (Kathryn Grant), are on their way to Bagdad to be married, to cement ties between their two nations.

When the Caliph of Bagdad (Alec Mango) refuses to provide Sokurah a ship and crew to retrieve his treasure, the magician secretly shrinks Parisa to the size of a hand. Sokurah claims that he knows of a potion that can restore her, but it requires a piece of the eggshell of a roc, a giant, two-headed bird that coincidentally nests on the island of the cyclops. The caliph has no choice but to provide a ship. Sinbad enlists his loyal men from the previous voyage, but they are not enough, so he also has to recruit thieves and murderers from the Caliph's prison.

When they reach the island, the cutthroats mutiny and capture Sokurah, Sinbad, and his men. However, screaming demons madden the crew, and the ship is in danger of being dashed upon the rocks. One of the mutineers releases Sinbad so he can save the ship. Afterwards, Sinbad regains control of the men.

On the island, Sokurah insists on splitting into two groups, so that if one is caught, the other can try to rescue them. Indeed, Sinbad's party is captured by the cyclops. Sokurah finds them, but refuses to release the prisoners from their wooden cage, instead going on to retrieve the magic lamp. The cyclops chases him, forcing him to drop the lamp. Meanwhile, Sinbad slips Parisa between the bars and she unlatches the cage. Sinbad manages to blind the cyclops and trick it into falling off a cliff to its death.

Sinbad still needs Sokurah to guide him, but keeps the lamp, though he does not know how to use it. Parisa suggests she enter the lamp. Inside, she talks to the boy genie (Richard Eyer). He tells her how to summon him in return for a promise to try to free him.

The party reaches the roc's nest, just as a giant hatchling emerges from its shell. They kill it for food, which results in an attack by the infuriated parent. In the confusion, Sokurah abducts the Princess and takes her to his underground fortress.

Sinbad follows, slipping past the chained guardian dragon. Sokurah restores Parisa to her normal size in return for the lamp. However, he reneges, animating a skeleton swordsman (an effect Ray Harryhausen would reuse in Jason and the Argonauts), but Sinbad defeats it. He and the Princess flee. As they cross over a river of molten lava, Parisa recalls part of the prophesy the genie told her about. She persuades Sinbad to throw the lamp into the lava, releasing the genie from his slavery.

Sokurah releases his dragon and pursues, but the monster is delayed when it has to fight another cyclops. Sinbad has time to organize his men to slay the fire-breathing creature with an enormous crossbow, a weapon ironically designed by Sokurah. The mortally-wounded beast falls on Sokurah, killing him. Sinbad, Parisa, and the other survivors depart, joined by the genie, Sinbad's new cabin boy.

01. Main Title / The Fog (4:01)
02. Love Scene / The Island / Cyclops (6:13)
03. Fanfare / Baghdad (3:02)
04. The Feast / The Basket / Snake Dance (3:36)
05. The Prophecy (1:13)
06. Night Scene / Tiny Princess / Street Music (5:28)
07. The Ship Sails / The Fight (4:44)
08. Return To Colossa (4:39)
09. Return Of The Cyclops (7:38)
10. Dangerous Cliffs (1:06)
11. The Roc / The Dragon (12:56)
12. The Search / Transformation (4:06)
13. Duel With The Skeleton (2:57)
14. Death Of The Cyclops And The Dragon (6:31)
15. Finale (1:34)

Format: Mp3 320 kbps
Size: 159 MB

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http://rapidshare.com/files/193816594/7th_Sinbad_1959.rar

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Return From The River Kwai - Soundtrack (By Lalo Schifrin) (1989)



A group of war prisoners has spilt blood, sweat and tears to construct a bridge over the river Kwai in Thailand. Just when the bridge is ready, an American bomber arrives and destroys it. Camp commander Tanaka wants to set an example and orders that some of the prisoners must be executed. Just in time major Harada arrives with orders that the healthiest prisoners must be transported to Japan by train and boat. A treacherous journey since the allied forces keep a close eye on railroads and practically own the seas. The prisoners are thinking of plans to escape. Meanwhile the American bomber has been shot down and it's pilot, Leyland Crawford, is being rescued by the indigenous people, the Meo. The Meo have formed a resistance group against the Japanese, led by the British colonel Grayson

Track listing

1. Main Title (02:24)

2. Destroyed Bridge / Meo Tribesmen (01:46)

3. Firing Squad / Time and Change (02:07)

4. Headman / Crawford (02:40)

5. Rule, Britannia! (00:45)

6. No Glory in Dying (03:47)

7. Miller's Head / Final Mission (02:12)

8. Cambodia (01:46)

9. Brasil Maru (02:55)

10. Rickshaw / Runaway (03:04)

11. Crash Position / Gangplank / Japanese Theme (03:10)

12. Stretcher (01:19)

13. Dive / Like a Shark (02:54)

14. The Take-Over (03:02)

15. Sit Tight / Anchor Chain (03:25)

16. Escort Hit / Abandon Ship! / Sinking (06:17)

17. End Titles / Pack Up Your Troubles in Your Old Kit Bag and Smile, Smile, Smile (02:48)

18. Japanese Theme (06:35)
Performed by Kitaro

Total Duration: 00:52:56
Format: Mp3 320 kbps
Size: 121 MB

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Jura, trazi se soundtrack filma "The January Man" sa Kevinom Klineom.

sorry, mislim da nema nista sluzbeno, al raspitat cu se ako postoji neki bootleg
pozdrav
jura

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True Grit - Soundtrack (By Elmer Bernstein) (1969)



True Grit is a 1969 Western film directed by Henry Hathaway and starring John Wayne as U.S. Marshal Rooster Cogburn. The film is adapted from the 1968 novel, True Grit, by Charles Portis.
Plot
After Frank Ross (John Pickard) is killed by his hired-hand, Tom Chaney (Jeff Corey), Ross' daughter Mattie (Kim Darby), a headstrong 14-year-old girl, hires the aging, irascible and drunken U.S. Marshal Rooster J. Cogburn (John Wayne) to track down Chaney. To do so, the pair must head into Indian territory. They are joined by a young Texas Ranger, La Boeuf (Glen Campbell), who also hopes to capture Chaney and collect a reward.

Mattie Ross arrives in Fort Smith, Arkansas looking for a Marshal or Deputy Marshal who will help her search for Chaney.

Upon arriving in Fort Smith she learns about a Deputy Marshal called Reuben J. "Rooster" Cogburn. Upon hearing about Cogburn's legendary grit, Ross decides that he may be the man to help her. Unable to meet with Cogburn straight away she goes to a hotel, where she meets Texas Ranger Le Boeuf.

Le Boeuf has recently come from Mattie's home in Dardanelle, Arkansas, in Yell County, and advises Mattie that he too is searching for Chaney who killed a Texas Senator on his porch some time past. Mattie refuses Le Boeuf's assistance.

The following day she meets Cogburn, his Chinese room-mate, Chen Lee (H.W. Gim), and the ginger cat, General Sterling Price. Agreeing to a price of $100, Ross and Cogburn set out to capture and return Chaney, who has taken up with a known criminal "Lucky" Ned Pepper (Robert Duvall) and his gang. Ross goes to see a local horse dealer, from whom her father had bought four ponies, which he had not collected before his death.

After finally getting the horse dealer to return the money paid for the horses (at $25 per head), along with her father's saddle amongst other things, Mattie leaves with $300 in cash. She returns to Rooster and gives him $25 as a down-payment, promising another $25 when they leave Fort Smith and the remaining $50 upon completion of the job. She then leaves to buy a horse, from the same horse-dealer for $12 (including shoeing as she "will not ride a barefoot pony").

Returning the following day to Cogburn, she is less than thrilled to see Le Boeuf also there, discussing the search for Chaney. She attempts to convince Cogburn to ignore Le Boeuf's offers of a share of $1,500 but ends up asking for her down-payment to be returned. Cogburn admits to having spent it. Mattie leaves.

Cogburn and Le Boeuf arrive at a river ferry crossing, to find Mattie Ross and her horse waiting to cross the river. They refuse to let her travel, claiming to a nearby Marshal that she is a runaway and that there is a $50 reward for her capture. She escapes the Marshall and makes her horse swim over the river, wherein she beats the two men to the other side. The two men ride away quickly, but she follows. After they lay a trap for her and catch her, they realize she is determined to go along and she joins the posse.

After a couple of days, the posse come across a home in a valley, which Cogburn had claimed would be empty, so they could stay the night. However, the place is not empty and is the hideout of two horse thieves who, they find out, are waiting for Ned Pepper. After an argument between the horse thieves one stabs the other, and then Rooster shoots the first dead. They have, however, found out that Ned and his band are due at the hideout that night, so lay a trap.

After dark, Rooster tells Mattie about his former life and his former wife and son (who "never liked [him] anyway"). Whether the past is the reason for his constant drinking is only hinted at, but is never confirmed.

The following morning, Ned Pepper and his band arrive at the hideout, but realise that something is wrong when their signals go unanswered. A shootout ensues with Rooster and Le Boeuf killing two of Ned's posse and one horse. But Pepper survives (despite having his horse shot from under him) and he and the remaining members of his group escape.

Rooster, Le Boeuf and Mattie make their way to a small outpost known as McAlester's store. There Rooster arranges for the four dead to be buried and, after prompting from Mattie, keeps an earlier promise to the stabbed horse thief to send money to his brother in Austin, Texas.

A few days later Mattie wakes up and makes her way down a steep hill to a river to wash. She slips down the hill and finds herself face-to-face with Tom Chaney. She gets up and raises her pistol. Chaney goads her and she shoots him, much to his surprise, injuring him in the stomach. She calls out to Le Boeuf and Cogburn, but Ned Pepper and his gang get there first and capture Mattie. Using her as a bargaining tool, they make Cogburn and Le Boeuf leave. Then Ned's gang abandon Mattie and Chaney and prepare to ride off to "business elsewhere".

Cogburn has doubled back, however, and meets the four members of Pepper's gang in a large clearing. They ride towards one another and Cogburn manages to dispose of the three other members of Pepper's group, and injure Ned himself. However, Cogburn's horse, Bo, is shot and killed, landing on Rooster's leg, pinning him underneath, with his gun just out of reach.

Meanwhile, Le Boeuf has made his way to Chaney and Mattie and moves Chaney to an area he thinks is secure. Then he and Mattie move to an outcropping and watch Rooster's four-on-one fight with Ned and his gang.

Pepper has survived the shootout and advances on Rooster, who still can't reach his gun. Just as he prepares to shoot Rooster, Le Boeuf shoots Pepper from a great distance, killing him.

Le Boeuf and Mattie return to Chaney, only to find him missing. Chaney appears from behind a large boulder and smashes a rock over Le Boeuf's head, apparently killing him. Mattie attempts to shoot him, but the kickback makes her stumble and she falls into a pit, breaking her arm.

Cogburn arrives and manages to shoot Chaney dead. Mattie screams for help as there is a rattlesnake in the pit. Whilst waiting for rescue, Mattie starts swiping at the snake with a branch from the pit, angering the snake, which ultimately bites her on the hand. Moments later, Cogburn shoots the snake dead.

The two are unable to get out, but Le Boeuf comes to the rescue as he announces that he "ain't dead yet", climbs a horse, with a rope attached, and pulls the two from the pit. This action takes the last bit of life from Le Boeuf who collapses and dies moments later. Cogburn is forced to leave Le Boeuf, telling Mattie that if he doesn't get her to a doctor quickly then she'll be "deader than he is". He and Mattie climb on Mattie's horse, despite her protestations that the horse can't carry them both, and they ride away at speed.

After a while, the exertion becomes too much for the horse, which dies. Cogburn lifts an unconscious Mattie and carries her. He comes across - and "borrows" - a wagon and drives to McAlester's, where an Indian doctor treats her snakebite and splints her broken arm.

Cogburn and Chen Lee are playing cards when Mattie's attorney, J. Noble Daggett (John Fiedler) arrives and pays Cogburn the remainder of the fee for the capture of Chaney, plus a further $200. He informs them, though, that Mattie is gravely ill. Rooster asks Daggett if he is a betting man, which he is "on occasion". Rooster offers the $250 and his cat that Mattie makes it back to Yell County. Daggett refuses the bet.

Mattie and Cogburn arrive at Mattie's home, and Mattie shows him her family plot. She tells Rooster that she wants him to be buried beside her, which surprises him, but he accepts, as long as she doesn't mind if he doesn't "try to move in too soon!". Then he rides away, jumping a four-rail fence, as the film ends.
Track listing

1. True Grit
vocal by Glen Campbell
2. Rooster

3. Mattie and Little Blackie

4. A Dastardly Deed

5. Papa's Things

6. True Grit Instrumental

7. Chen Lee and The General

8. Big Trail

9. Cogburn Country

10. True Grit
vocal by Glen Campbell


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Size: 59.9 MB

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Call Of Duty-World At War - Game Soundtrack (By Sean Murray) (2008)





Call of Duty: World at War is a first-person shooter video game developed by Treyarch and published by Activision for Microsoft Windows, Nintendo DS, PlayStation 2, PlayStation 3, Wii, and Xbox 360. It is the fifth installment in the Call of Duty series. The game is set in the Pacific Theater and Eastern Front of World War II. The game was released in North America on November 11, 2008, in Australia on November 12, 2008, and in Europe on November 14, 2008.

The story focuses on the initial battles of World War II in the Pacific and Eastern Europe involving the United States, the Empire of Japan, the Soviet Union, and Nazi Germany. It is told from the perspectives of a Marine Raider and a Red Army soldier and is based on several historical battles, including the raid on Makin Island, the Battle of Stalingrad, the Battle of Peleliu, the Battle of Seelow Heights, the Battle of Okinawa, and the Battle of Berlin. The multiplayer portion of the game contains various game modes and a leveling system that allows the player to unlock additional weapons and rewards as they progress, which was originally implemented in Call of Duty 4: Modern Warfare. A new feature to the Call of Duty series is the cooperative mode, which can support up to four players online and two offline

1. American Theme
2. Ambushed Again
3. Heroes End
4. Move Soldier
5. Russian Theme
6. Fountain
7. Dog Fire
8. Brave Soldat
9. Stalin Push
10. Forest Fight
11. Kill 'em
12. Fighting Mad
13. Final Push
14. Slayem
15. Zeros Alt
16. Hells Gate
17. Chernov
18. Fight Parliamen
19. Credits Soundtrack

Format: Mp3 320 kbps
Size: 133 MB

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Shoot First, Laugh Last (Un Uomo, Un Cavallo, Una Pistola) - Soundtrack (By Stelvio Cipriani) (1968)



In this gory sequel to the spaghetti western Stranger in Town, a mysterious stranger masquerades as a postal inspector and rides out to round up a ring of thieves who are racing across the West in a stage coach made of gold. ~ Sandra Brennan, All Movie Guide

1. Un uomo, un cavallo, una pistola (03:35)

2. Una canzone per la luna (03:18)

3. Faccia a terra (02:10)

4. Carrozza d'oro (01:56)

5. Le pistole attendono (02:32)

6. Zoccoli nella polvere (02:16)

7. Sentiero rosso (00:50)

8. La sentenza (01:17)

9. Esterno saloon (02:02)

10. Viaggio nella prateria (03:02)

11. Notturno per colt (00:29)


Format: Mp3 192 kbps
Size: 33.5 MB

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L'Istruttoria E Chiusa-Dimentichi - Soundtrack (By Ennio Morricone) (1971)



Track listing

1. memento (02:34)

2. ordini (11:03)

3. disordini (05:49)

4. ergastolo (07:23)

5. disordini (titoli versione film) (02:14)
previously unreleased
6. ordini (versione alternativa) (03:29)
previously unreleased

Total Duration: 00:32:32
Format: Mp3 256 kbps
Size: 60.3 MB

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http://rapidshare.com/files/193921277/Chiusa-Dimentichi_1971.rar

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Correva L'Anno Di Grazia 1870 - Soundtrack (By Ennio Morricone) (1971)



In this politically conscious Italian drama a woman's working-class husband becomes the prisoner of the Vatican after he commits political crimes.

1. Canzone Senza Parole (05:07)

2. Muratori E Carbonari (01:58)

3. Solitudine (03:06)

4. Un Amore, Una Donna (01:48)

5. Inconscio Senza Fine (01:08)

6. Muratori E Carbonari (03:49)

7. Sulla Via Del Campidoglio (02:41)

8. Roma Antica (00:37)

9. Solitudine (Versione Archi E Viola) (01:14)

10. Gli Ideali (02:00)

Format: Mp3 vb3~202 kbps
Size: 35.3 MB

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China Beach - TV-Series Soundtrack (1990)



China Beach is the name of an American dramatic television series set at an evacuation hospital during the Vietnam War. The title refers to a beach in the city of Da Nang, Vietnam, that was nicknamed China Beach by unknown foreigners. The ABC TV drama aired for three years (four TV seasons), from 1988 to 1991.
Created by William Broyles, Jr. and John Sacret Young, the series looks at the Vietnam War from a unique perspective: that of the women, military and civilian, who were present during the conflict. John Wells took over most of the series beginning with the second season — many of the show's cast members would appear later on the Wells-produced series, ER.

Set in the Vietnam locale nicknamed 'China Beach', at the 510th Evacuation Hospital and R&R (the "Five-and-Dime" Rest & Recreation) facility, the cast of characters includes US Army doctors and nurses, officers, soldiers, Red Cross volunteers, and civilian personnel (American, French, and Vietnamese). Very often, however, the series features the experiences of the characters when returning to the U.S., either on leave or at the end of their tour of duty.

The show did not shy away from showing the gruesomeness of war, providing a very gritty view of the experience there.

The producers of the show sought out advice from former Army nurses stationed in Vietnam, notably Diane Carlson Evans.

Unusual story-telling methods were sometimes used: scenes presented in reverse chronology; insertion of animated cartoons to express a character's state of mind; alternating between interviews with former military nurses and scripted scenes; and a visit by the cast to the Vietnam Veterans Memorial Wall in Washington, D.C..

China Beach was a critically lauded but poorly rated series. ABC stuck with the show for four seasons, but the final season was put on hiatus in fall 1990 and did not air its finale until July 22, 1991. As a result of the strange scheduling, Dana Delany was eligible for (and ultimately won) a Best Actress Emmy in the fall of 1992, a year after the series broadcast its final episode and over a year-and-a-half after many of the scenes were filmed.

Track Listings
1. Reflections - Diana Ross & The Supremes
2. Theme From 'China Beach' - The China Beach Orchestra/ Tommy Moragan
3. Dialogue - Spoken
4. We Gotta Get Out Of This Place - Katrina & The Waves
5. !! - Sound Effects
6. Piece Of My Heart - Janis Joplin With Big Brother & The Holding Co..
7. Time Of The Season - Wendy Wall
8. !! - Sound Effects
9. Lonely to Long - The Rascals
10. Dialogue - Dr. John Whitley
11. Stand by Me - John Lennon
12. A Reason To Believe - Wilson Phillips
13. Wheelchair Ballet - Greg Goggins And Scott Emmerman
14. Dialogue - Bill 'Ziggy' Siegesmund
15. You're All I Need To Get By - Marvin Gaye With Tami Terrell
16. Dialogue - Kathy Ruhl
17. Hang On Sloopy - The McCoys
18. Far From Home - Dana Delany
19. !! - Sound Effects
20. Dialogue/ With A Little Help From My Fiends - Betsy Jackson/China Beach Orch.
21. !! - Sound Effects

Format: Mp3 vbr~246 kbps
Size: 80.6 MB

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Chinatown - Soundtrack (Complete) (By Jerry Goldsmith) (1974)





Chinatown is a 1974 American neo-noir film, directed by Roman Polanski. The film features many elements of the film noir genre, particularly a multi-layered story that is part mystery and part psychological drama. It stars Jack Nicholson, Faye Dunaway, and John Huston.

The story, set in Los Angeles in the 1930s, was inspired by the historical disputes over land and water rights that had raged in southern California during the 1910s and 20s, in which William Mulholland acted on behalf of Los Angeles interests to secure water rights in the Owens Valley.

The film was nominated for eleven Academy Awards, winning in the category of Best Original Screenplay for Robert Towne. In 1991, Chinatown was selected for preservation in the United States National Film Registry by the Library of Congress as being "culturally, historically, or aesthetically significant".

A sequel, called The Two Jakes, was released in 1990, starring Jack Nicholson, who also directed it, with a screenplay by Robert Towne.

01_-_Main_Title_Love_Theme_Film_Version
02_-_On_The_Bridge_Echopark_J.J._Gittes
03_-_At_The_Hotel_Noah_Cross_A
04_-_Mulwray_s_Office
05_-_Mulwray_Is_Found_Dead
06_-_Drown_In_A_River_The_Boy_On_The_Horse
07_-_Albacore_Restaurant_Noah_Cross_B
08_-_The_Farmer
09_-_Fight_With_Claude_Mulvihill_The_Last_Of_Ida
10_-_Jack_And_Evelyn
11_-_Following_Evelyn_The_Captive
12_-_Back_At_Home
13_-_Going_To_Ida_Sessions_The_Last_Of_Ida_A
14_-_Ida_s_Dead_The_Last_Of_Ida_B
15_-_Arrival_At_Evelyn_s_Place
16_-_Bad_For_The_Glass_Going_Back_Wrong_Clue_B
17_-_Katherine_Wrong_Clue_A
18_-_Arrival_At_Cinatown
19_-_Jake_It_s_Chinatown
20_-_Love_Theme_From_Chinatown_Album_Alternate_Main_Title
21_-_Noah_Cross_Album_Alternate
22_-_Love_Theme_Reprise_Album_Alternate_End_Titles
23_-_Easy_Living_Source_Music_robin_Rainger
24_-_The_Way_You_Look_Tonight_Source_Music_fields_Kerns_Film_Version
25_-_The_Way_You_Look_Tonight_Source_Music_Album_Version
26_-_I_Can_t_Get_Started_Source_Music_gershwin_Duke
27_-_Some_Days_Source_Music_hooker_Frim

Format: Mp3 192 kbps
Size: 73.5 MB

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Crimson Tide - Soundtrack (Expanded) (By Hans Zimmer) (1995)





Crimson Tide is a 1995 Hollywood submarine film starring Denzel Washington and Gene Hackman, produced by Don Simpson and Jerry Bruckheimer, directed by Tony Scott and written by Michael Schiffer and Richard P. Henrick. It focuses on the tension that occurs between the men who must not only share the scarce and dangerous space aboard an Ohio-class nuclear submarine, but also the weight of responsibility for the nuclear SLBMs they are trained to deploy, and the mental stress of the dire consequences that could result from this. The film was scored by Hans Zimmer, who won a Grammy Award for the main theme, which makes heavy use of synthesizers in place of traditional orchestral instruments.
Plot
The film takes place in 1995 (from several references made by the story) during a period of instability in Russia. An ultranationalist has taken control of a nuclear missile installation and is threatening nuclear war if either the American or the Russian governments attempt to confront him.

The United States nuclear strategic missile submarine USS Alabama is given the mission to go on patrol and be available to launch its missiles in a pre-emptive strike if the Russian nuclear installation attempts to fuel its missiles. Captain Frank Ramsey (Hackman) is the commanding officer of the sub, one of the very few Captains remaining in the U.S. Navy with any experience in combat. He chooses as his new executive officer (XO) Lieutenant Commander Ron Hunter (Washington), who has an extensive education in military history and tactics, but no combat experience.

The Alabama eventually receives an order to launch its missiles on the Russian nuclear installation, based on satellite information that the missiles are being fueled. Before the Alabama can launch its missiles, a second message begins to come through, but it is interrupted by the attack of a Russian Akula-class attack submarine friendly to the ultranationalist cause. Too deep for communications, attacked by the hostile Akula and with an order in hand to launch, Captain Ramsey decides to proceed with the launch. XO Hunter refuses to concur as is procedurally required to launch, and instead tries to confirm the second message, which he believes is possibly a retraction of the previous launch order. As the command crisis escalates, Ramsey portrays the XO as an upstart Harvard graduate who does not respect his place in the chain of command.

Eventually, Hunter orders the arrest of Ramsey for attempting to exceed his authority. While Hunter is attempting to confirm the second launch message, the Russian Akula-class reappears. The Russian sub is destroyed, but the Alabama is damaged heavily. The ship's communications are knocked out, several crew members are killed, and the boat takes on water, nearly sinking past the "crush depth" limit at which the submarine's hull will collapse. While Hunter waits for communications to be restored, officers loyal to the captain leave the conn together. Ramsey escapes confinement with their help to confront Hunter with charges of mutiny, placing the XO and officers who assisted him under arrest.

Ramsey nearly succeeds in launching the missiles, prevented only when Hunter persuades the weapons officer to stall for time while he re-takes the bridge with his officers. In the end, a standoff ensues. The conflicted officers agree to wait until the last possible moment to launch the missiles. The communications equipment is repaired in time and it is revealed that the Russian army has the situation under control and the rebellion is subdued, eliminating the need to launch the missiles.

The movie culminates in a review at the Pacific Fleet headquarters in Hawaii where several admirals express grave concern about the breakdown of nuclear launch operations in wartime. While the elder Ramsey voluntarily retires, and the young Hunter is recommended for a command by Ramsey, the movie aims to present the intractably uncertain nature of the launch scenario, in essence placing full blame on neither character. A gentlemen’s reconciliation between officers occurs at the closure of the film.


01_-_Opening_Conflict_Alabama (09:45)
02_-_Resurrection (09:50)
03_-_Little_Ducks (02:07)
04_-_1SQ_Alternate (11:14)
05_-_Mutiny (09:02)
06_-_Day_12 (05:48)
07_-_3..._2..._1... (01:58)
08_-_1SQ_3.00 (16:13)
09_-_2SQ_November_2nd (02:37)
10_-_End_Titles (07:34)

Format: Mp3 320 kbps
Size: 174 MB

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Captain Scarlet - TV-Series Soundtrack (By Barry Gray) (1967)



Captain Scarlet and the Mysterons, often referred to as simply Captain Scarlet, is a science fiction television series produced by the Century 21 Productions Television company of Gerry Anderson, John Read, Reg Hill and Sylvia Anderson. It was first shown in the United Kingdom (originally on ATV Midlands, but later the whole of the UK) between September 1967 and May 1968. It used puppetry (Supermarionation) and scale model special effects.

The series is one of several of popular science-fiction TV adventure series the Andersons produced in the 1960s, beginning with Supercar and followed by Fireball XL5, Stingray, Thunderbirds, Captain Scarlet and the Mysterons, Joe 90, and the little-seen The Secret Service. Captain Scarlet and the Mysterons was the first series made after the international success of Thunderbirds in 1964-66.
Synopsis
On a mission to Mars in 2068, a Mysteron installation is attacked and destroyed by a team of three Earth explorers, including Captain Black, leading the Mysterons to declare a "War of Nerves" on Earth. The Mysterons have the ability to replicate and then control any person or object they first kill or destroy, through their power of "retro-metabolism". They use this power to conduct a war of terror against Earth—primarily aimed at the world leaders, major cities, industrial and defence establishments, and, of course, "Spectrum" and its airborne Cloudbase headquarters. The Mysterons are never seen; their presence is indicated by two circles of light tracking across the scene. Their actions on Earth are always through their replicated intermediaries — with the possible exception of Captain Black whose death is never portrayed and who may simply have been "turned" as their first agent whilst still on Mars. Although this distinction is never made in the series, the accompanying book states that Black was killed and revitalised by the Mysterons in much the same way as their other victims throughout the series.

Captain Scarlet becomes Spectrum's principal weapon at the forefront of the battle with the Mysterons after the events of the first episode, "The Mysterons". In that episode, Scarlet (whose real name is Paul Metcalfe) is one of two Spectrum agents (the other being fellow Spectrum agent Captain Brown) killed by the Mysterons in a rigged car crash and then replaced with a duplicate under their control; for reasons never explained in or out of the series, however, when the duplicate falls 800 feet from a tower the personality of Paul Metcalfe reasserts itself in the duplicate, who is immune thereafter to Mysteron control. Not only that, but Scarlet's new body has two new powers: it allows him to sense the presence of other Mysteron duplicates nearby, and if he should be injured or even killed, retro-metabolism will re-create him as good as before. ("Self-repairing" might be a more accurate way to describe this than the "indestructible" that the series uses, since it is established that Scarlet feels all the pain associated with any injuries he suffers.) This allows Scarlet to employ suicidally reckless options in order to foil the Mysterons, confident that while he will still experience the pain of the experience, he will fully recover from whatever injury results. This advantage is kept secret outside Spectrum, and even Captain Blue is often heard saying "But Captain, you'll be killed!" Later in the series, the Mysteron duplicates are discovered to be vulnerable to high-voltage electricity, implying that the same could permanently destroy Scarlet.

01-Titles_Music
02-Winged_Assassin
03-Big_Ben_Strikes_Again
04-Until_Midnight
05-Avalanche
06-White_As_Snow
07-Manhunt
08-Model_Spy
09-Lunarville_7
10-Point_783
11-Expo_2068
12-Commercial_Break
13-Fire_At_Rig_15
14-The_Inquisition
15-The_Trap
16-Attack_On_Cloudbase
17-Spectrum_Strikes_Back
18-End_Titles
19-White_As_Snow_Commercial_Version_-_Stereo
20-Titles_Music_Alternative_Versions

Total Playtime: 01:20:37
Format: Mp3 320 kbps
Size: 180 MB

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Boondock Saints - Soundtrack (1999)





The Boondock Saints is a 1999 crime thriller film written and directed by Troy Duffy. The film stars Sean Patrick Flanery and Norman Reedus as Catholic Irish American fraternal twins, Connor and Murphy MacManus, who become vigilantes after killing two members of the Russian Mafia in self-defense. After a message from God, the brothers, together with their friend David Della Rocco, set out to rid their home city of Boston, Massachusetts of crime and evil; all the while being pursued by FBI agent Paul Smecker (Willem Dafoe).

Duffy indicates that the screenplay was inspired by personal experience, while living in Los Angeles. The film experienced a limited theatrical release of only five theaters for one week, and was met with poor critical reviews. It proved divisive among viewers, ultimately developing both a large cult following as well as enmity from viewers and critics who have called it a film undeserving of cult status. The film's cult following may have been partly due to the efforts of Blockbuster Video, which made the film a "Blockbuster Exclusive." The ending credit sequence, which features the media asking the people of Boston, "Are the 'saints' good or evil?", was shot by Mark Brian Smith, co-director of Overnight, a documentary film about the making of The Boondock Saints, and Troy Duffy himself.

01. Stained Glass - by James Clarke
02. The Blood of Cu Chulainn - by Jeff & Michael Danna
03. Miss Mountain - by Greenburg / Harrell
04. La Boheme - by Puccini
05. War Not War - by Ian Anderson
06. Terminal Velocity - by Gavin Griffiths
07. Crystal Dancehall - by Glynn / Smith
08. Ahmedabab Theme - by Arel / Petit
09. Holy Fool - by Troy Duffy
10. Fallen Angel - by Tony Hallinan
11. Tell Me - by Robert J. Walsh
12. Rock & Roll Wardrobe - by Stephen & Darren Loveday
13. White Rapids - by Emery Lyddon
14. Concerto in E - by J.S. Bach
15. Rock Hard - by Stephen & Darren Loveday
16. Club Newburgh - by Stephen & Darren Loveday
17. Danny Boy - by Ronin Hardiman
18. Xology Mix - by BDSaint
19. Armageddon Mix - BDSaint

Format: Mp3 192 kbps
Size: 68.9 MB

Kod: Označi sve

http://rapidshare.com/files/194467547/Boondock_Saints_1999.rar

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John Barry - Themependium (2007)





Themependium is a phenomenal 4 CD boxset containing 100 classic tracks (from the Columbia and Polydor libraries) by prolific screen, stage and TV composer John Barry.

Disc: 1
1. James Bond Theme
2. From Russia With Love
3. 007
4. Goldfinger
5. Man Alone
6. Thunderball
7. Mr Kiss Kiss Bang Bang
8. Vendetta
9. Danny Scipio Theme
10. Wednesday's Child
11. Sleep Well My Darling
12. You Only Live Twice
13. Space March
14. On Her Majesty's Secret Service
15. We Have All The Time In The World
16. More Things Change
17. Diamonds Are Forever
18. Persuaders
19. Follow Follow
20. Adventurer
21. Man With The Golden Gun
22. Where Are You
23. All Time High
24. View To A Kill
25. Living Daylights
26. Specialist
Disc: 2
1. What Do You Want
2. Hit And Miss
3. Beat For Beatniks
4. Walk Don't Run
5. Black Stockings
6. Menace
7. Cutty Sark
8. Human Jungle
9. Fancy Dance
10. Elizabeth
11. Syndicate
12. What A Question
13. How Much Of The Dream Comes True
14. Barbra's Theme
15. Girl With The Sun In Her Hair
16. Afternoon
17. Orson Welles' Great Mysteries
18. I Missed The Last Rainbow
19. Some Of Us Belong To The Stars
20. Glass Menagerie
21. Moviola
22. Beyondness Of Things
23. Kissably Close
24. Childhood Memory
25. Slow Day
Disc: 3
1. Beat Girl
2. Never Let Go
3. Zulu
4. Seance On A Wet Afternoon
5. Four In The Morning
6. Knack
7. King Rat
8. Wrong Box
9. Chase
10. Born Free
11. Whisperers
12. Dutchman
13. My Love Has Two Faces
14. Lion In Winter
15. Boom
16. Appointment
17. Midnight Cowboy
18. Fun City
19. Try
20. Who Will Buy My Yesterdays
21. Florida Fantasy
22. Walkabout
23. Good Times Are Coming
24. Last Valley
25. Mary Queen Of Scots
26. Curiouser And Curiouser
27. Sail The Summer Winds
28. Play It Again
Disc: 4
1. Are You In There
2. Theme From The Deep
3. Somewhere In Time
4. Raise The Titanic
5. Body Heat
6. Frances
7. Until September
8. Cotton Club
9. I Had A Farm In Africa
10. Jagged Edge
11. Peggy Sue's Homecoming
12. John Dunbar Theme
13. Journey To The Buffalo Killing Ground
14. Chaplin
15. My Life
16. Coney Island
17. Cry The Beloved Country
18. Scarlet Letter
19. Simon's Theme
20. Remembering Chet
21. Enigma

Format: Mp3 vb3~175 kbps
Size: 385 MB

Kod: Označi sve

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The Bounty Killer - Soundtrack (By Stelvio Cipriani) (1966)



Willie Duggans, a tenderfoot from the east, arrives in the wild west and soon experiences its violence. Willie discovers the easy money in bounty killing and must choose between that violent lifestyle and the love of a beautiful saloon singer.

1. Titoli (01:15)

2. Deguello (03:13)

3. Duello (01:44)

4. Carosello di sangue (01:09)

5. Senza pieta (03:46)

6. Eden il killer (04:37)

7. Ultimo scontro (01:34)

8. Sentenza di morte (01:31)

9. Epilogo (03:13)

Format: Mp3 192 kbps
Size: 31.3 MB

Kod: Označi sve

http://rapidshare.com/files/193977311/Bounty_Killer_1966.rar

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Zorba The Greek - Soundtrack (By Mikis Theodorakis) (1965)





Zorba the Greek (originally titled Alexis Zorbas) is a 1964 film based on the novel Zorba the Greek by Nikos Kazantzakis. The film was directed by Michael Cacoyannis and the title character was played by Anthony Quinn. The supporting cast included Alan Bates as a visiting Englishman. The theme, "Sirtaki" by Mikis Theodorakis, has become famous and popular as a song and as a dance (especially at parties). Several of the film's songs & instrumental pieces, with wise, poetic sayings from Zorba, gained cult status for the recorded & widely-released soundtrack.

The movie was shot on location on the Greek island of Crete. Specific places featured include the town of Chania, the Apokoronas region and the Akrotiri peninsula. The famous scene, in which Quinn's character dances the Sirtaki, was shot on the beach of the village of Stavros (35°35′35″N 24°05′42″E / 35.593°N 24.095°E / 35.593; 24.095).

The movie won three Academy Awards. Lila Kedrova won the Oscar for Best Supporting Actress, Vassilis Fotopoulos won the Oscar for Best Art Direction in black-and-white set decoration, and Walter Lassally won the Oscar for Best Cinematography in black-and-white. Lassally's Oscar is shown in Tavern Christiana in Stavros.

Quinn received the nomination for best actor in a leading role and Michael Cacoyannis received three nominations for Best Picture, Best Director, and Best Writing, and Screenplay Based on Material from Another Medium.

Actor Sotiris Moustakas was almost nominated for Best Supporting Actor but was rejected due to his limited screen time. In Greece the actor is praised for his performance as the town fool.


Track listing

1. Theme from "Zorba the greek" (01:07)

2. The full catastrophe (02:14)

3. Life goes on (02:16)

4. The one unforgivable sin (02:08)

5. Questions without answers (02:44)

6. Zorba's dance (04:53)

7. The fire inside (02:42)

8. Clever people and grocers (02:12)

9. Always look for trouble (01:51)

10. Life goes on (Reprise) (02:25)

11. Free (02:15)

12. That's me-Zorba (02:44)

Total Duration: 00:29:31
Format: Mp3 128 kbps
Size: 25.9 MB

Kod: Označi sve

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The Skeleton Key - Soundtrack (By Edward Shearmur) (2005)



The Skeleton Key is a 2005 horror-suspense film released in the UK on 22 July and in the USA on August 12. It is set in Terrebonne Parish, Louisiana and has a cast led by Kate Hudson, Gena Rowlands, and John Hurt in an original screenplay by Ehren Kruger, directed by Iain Softley.
Plot
Caroline Ellis (played by Kate Hudson) is a New Orleans hospital aide from Hoboken, New Jersey, who quits her unsatisfying nursing job in the city to take a position as a private hospice caregiver at an isolated plantation house deep in the bayous of southern Louisiana's eerie, enchanting Terrebonne Parish. The lady of the house, Violet Deveraux (played by Gena Rowlands) is a diffident, old-fashioned Southern matron in need of help for her husband Ben (played by John Hurt), a severely disabled stroke victim who is expected to die soon.

Violet gives Caroline a skeleton key to open every room in the house, and Caroline soon finds the mansion has a dark past. Finding her way into a secret room in the attic, Caroline discovers hoodoo dolls, a book of spells, potion jars, and other macabre instruments of black magic. Violet tells Caroline that the room belonged to two black servants who had worked at the house in the 1920s. Mama Cecile (Jeryl Prescott) and her husband, Papa Justify (Ron McCall) were, in their day, renowned practitioners of hoodoo, a form of Afro-Caribbean folk magic. But to their white employers, they were nothing more than servants, and Justify and Cecile were lynched when it was discovered that they were performing spells with the children of the house owners. Caroline dismisses Violet's fear of Justify and Cecile's ghosts dwelling in the house as superstition, but more strange events occur, piquing her curiosity about the obscure (to her) swamp religions and their relationship to the physical condition of Ben, whom she has become determined to save and restore to health.

Caroline, after realizing that Violet is working harmful spells on Ben, seeks the help of the young lawyer Luke Marshall (played by Peter Sarsgaard) hired to rewrite Violet and Ben's wills. While in Luke's house, Caroline discovers clues leading to the revelation that Luke is in fact assisting Violet. Just as Caroline is about to act, Luke captures her, ties her up and gags her and takes her back to the manor.

Caroline is held captive, but manages to get free and "rig" (roughly, enchant) the house with brick dust, which is said to keep away those who mean one harm. After breaking Violet's legs by pushing her down the stairs, Caroline snatches from Violet a piece of paper upon which is written a spell of protection and forms a protective circle around herself. Violet comes into the ritual room, and explains that "they" have been waiting for her to believe. Caroline tries to deny the fact that she now believes in hoodoo, but cannot convince herself.

Violet pushes a mirror at Caroline, which contains the image, initially of the little girl, then of the Violet and ultimately of Mama Cecile. The mirror smashes into Caroline, knocking her unconscious. Caroline then wakes up and walks over to Violet, who is barely awake. She takes Violet's cigarettes, and begins to smoke, while she utters the words "Thank you, child," revealing to the audience that the soul of Mama Cecile is now inside Caroline's body. The mirror acted as a portal, and transferred Mama Cecile's soul into Caroline's body, while placing Caroline's soul in Violet's body. Luke walks in, and it is revealed that he too is not who he claims to be. His body is possessed by the soul of Papa Justify. Ben, who was previously the host to Papa Justify's soul, is revealed to be the real Luke.

Mama Cecile (in Caroline's body) gives Caroline (in Violet's body) a liquid which causes a pseudo stroke. This prevents her from talking, so that she can't reveal the presences of Mama Cecile and Papa Justify. The film ends with "stroke" victims Violet and Ben in an ambulance looking at each other and Caroline realizing she and Luke are trapped in Violet's and Ben's bodies. The final chapter is that "Ben" and "Violet" left the house to "Caroline", thus leaving Mama Cecile and Papa Justify to continue occupying the house.

It can be inferred that in the 1920s, the pair used hoodoo to transfer their souls to Martin and Grace, the children of the home's owner, leaving the real children to die in the lynched bodies of Justify and Cecile. In 1962, the pair once again transfer their souls from the aging bodies of the children to Ben and Violet, a couple looking to buy the home. Once Ben and Violet's bodies too became old, they performed their ritual once more on Luke and Caroline. Thus, Mama Cecile and Papa Justify have occupied the house in various forms since the 1920s. And then Caroline needs to continue on when she found someone else to sacrifice.


1. Death Letter - Johnny Farmer, Organized Noize,
2. Opening Titles
3. Come on in My Kitchen - Robert Johnson
4. Barefoot Dancing
5. Ben Escapes
6. Do Whatcha Wanna - ReBirth Brass Band
7. 61 Highway Blues - Mississippi Fred McDowell
8. Violet's Story
9. Hoodoo Woman
10. God Moves on the Water - Blind Willie Johnson
11. Goldrush
12. Saving Ben
13. Iko Iko - The Dixie Cups
14. Conjure Room
15. Conjure of Sacrifice
16. Thank You Child

Format: Mp3 320 kbps
Size: 121 MB

Kod: Označi sve

http://rapidshare.com/files/195072217/Skeleton_Key_2005.rar

[pitanje]

Zdravo,

Ima li iko muziku iz filmova Cherish i/ili Late night shopping i/ili Una Giornata particolare (A special day)?

Tnx

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Taken - Soundtrack (By Nathaniel Mechaly) (2008)



Taken is a 2008 French thriller/action film starring Liam Neeson, Famke Janssen, and Maggie Grace. It is based on a script by Luc Besson and Robert Mark Kamen, and directed by Pierre Morel. Neeson plays a retired US Government agent who sets about tracking down his teenage daughter after she is kidnapped by slave traders while traveling in Europe.
Plot
Bryan Mills (Liam Neeson) is a divorced, retired United States CIA operative, most likely from the CIA's famed Special Activities Division. His 17-year-old daughter Kim (Maggie Grace) lives with his ex-wife Lenore (Famke Janssen) and her new wealthy husband Stuart (Xander Berkeley). Bryan's skill and quick-thinking are demonstrated when he agrees to escort pop diva Sheerah (Holly Valance). After the show, the diva is attacked, but Bryan efficiently disables a knife-wielding assailant and gets her safely out of danger. Thankful, Sheerah expresses some interest in Bryan’s daughter and furnishes him with contacts to get Kim's career started.

The next day Bryan discovers that Kim wants to take a vacation to Paris with her friend Amanda (Katie Cassidy). Despite his initial concerns against the trip, Bryan agrees to allow it after Lenora convinces him otherwise—though as they arrive at the airport, he discovers that their actual plan is to travel round Europe following U2’s European tour. Arriving in Paris, a seemingly friendly young man named Peter (Nicolas Giraud) proposes to share a taxi with Kim and Amanda to the house where they are staying; the girls agree gladly. However, the man works for Albanian criminals to whom he reports the address out of earshot.

In the house, Kim receives a phone call from her father, which she answers in the bathroom. From the bathroom window she sees men entering the main room and abducting Amanda. Bryan is able to gain critical information about the kidnappers in the final moments after Kim is kidnapped by telling her to shout out everything about them that she notices. Briefly, Bryan talks to one of the kidnappers, warning him that unless Kim is released, he will pursue him and kill him, to which the kidnapper sardonically replies "good luck" before smashing the daughter's phone.

Exploiting his government contacts and the business connections of his ex-wife’s husband, Bryan travels to Paris to find her, informed that the kidnappers are sex-slavers and that he has only 96 hours to recover his daughter before she will disappear forever. The particular kidnapper he talked to is revealed to be an Albanian named Marko. Under the eye of Jean-Claude, himself a former operative and now deputy director of the French intelligence agency, Bryan pursues the kidnappers. He uses digital photos from the smashed remains of Kim's phone to locate Peter, who is killed by a truck while trying to escape.

He manages to save one of the kidnapped girls from the hands of the kidnappers and she discloses to him the address of the house where the Albanian kidnappers are holding them. He finds the house and several other girls who suffer from drug abuse, among them Amanda, dead from a forced overdose. Later, through torturing Marko by electrocuting him, Bryan ascertains that Kim was sold to a man named Patrice Saint-Clair, who showed interest in making a profit off of selling her because she is pure. Righteously angered by this information, Bryan turns on the electricity one more time and leaves Marko to die.

Bryan is visiting Jean-Claude's family as a friend before confronting him with his knowledge about Jean-Claude's involvement in Kim's case. To demonstrate that he is serious, Bryan shoots Jean-Claude’s wife, who apparently did not know of Jean-Claude's involvement in the abduction of Kim, in her arm and, by holding Jean-Claude’s family hostage, extracts Saint-Clair’s location from Jean-Claude.

By impersonating a police officer, Bryan gains entry to the building where new girls are being sold, and secures entry to one of the buyers’ viewing booths. He sees his daughter from behind glass as she is displayed on the auction block. However, he is caught before he can engineer an escape for himself and his daughter. He manages to escape and find Saint-Clair, whom he kills after learning that his daughter is being taken by Arab clients. Bryan manages to follow the car his daughter is being taken in to see her being taken away on a yacht. He jumps on to the ship from a bridge and eliminates all the people inside, finally killing the client and freeing his daughter.

Back in the US, Kim is reunited with her mother. Bryan introduces Kim to the diva he saved at the beginning of the film, having arranged an audition with her vocal coach.


Track List
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01. Opening
02. Change (performed by Joy Denalane feat. Lupe Fiasco)
03. Permission to Go to Paris
04. To The Airport
05. The Concert
06. There's Somebody Here
07. Pursuit at Roissy
08. On the Rooftop
09. 96 Hours
10. The Construction Site
11. Pursuit at the Construction Site
12. Saving Amanda
13. Escape From St. Clair
14. Tick Tick Boom (performed by The Hives)
15. Hotel Camelia
16. The Auction
17. Pursuit by the Seine
18. On the Boat
19. The Last Fight
20. The Dragster Wave (performed by Ghinzu)

Format: Mp3 320 kbps
Size: 107 MB

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Herr Lehmann - Soundtrack (2003)





In October 1989, the part of the West Berlin borough of Kreuzberg called SO 36, had been largely shut off by the Wall from the rest of the city for 28 years. A lethargic sub-culture of students, artists, bohemians and barflys had flourished among crumbling buildings. Part of that microcosm is barkeeper Frank, semi-formally called 'Herr Lehmann' by friends and patrons. He hangs out drinking, sports utter disregard for anything beyond SO 36 and lazily pursues an affair with cook Katrin. His lifestyle is gradually disturbed, when his parents show up for a visit, things go awry with Katrin and his best friend Karl starts to act strange. Meanwhile, political turmoil mounts on the other side of the Wall

1. Eels: Novocaine For The Soul
2. The Jazz Butcher: Soul Happy Hour
3. Fad Gadget: Collapsing New People
4. Element Of Crime: Nervous And Blue
5. Lexy & K-Paul: Oder beides feat. Sven Regener
6. Violent Femmes: Blister In The Sun
7. Laibach: Across The Universe
8. Nick Cave & The Bad Seeds: Somethings Gotten Hold Of My Heart
9. Ween: The HIV Song
10. Phantom/Ghost: Phantoms And Gosts
11. Anita Lane: Bella Ciao
12. Eels: The Sound Of Fear
13. Ween: Buenas Tardes Amigo
14. Cake: I Will Survive
15. Calexico: Frontera
16. Fad Gadget: Collapsing New People (WestBam Remix)
17. Cad: Sad Songs And Waltzes

Format: Mp3 192 kbps
Size: 101 MB

Kod: Označi sve

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I Want To Live - Soundtrack (By Johnny Mandel) (1958)



I Want to Live! (1958) is a drama film noir directed by Robert Wise which tells the story of a woman, Barbara Graham, convicted of murder and facing execution. It features Susan Hayward, Simon Oakland, Stafford Repp, and Theodore Bikel. The movie was adapted from articles written by Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist Ed Montgomery based on letters written by Graham. It was produced by Walter Wanger and directed by Robert Wise.
The film earned Hayward an Academy Award for Best Actress.
Plot
The film tells the story of the life and execution of Barbara Graham (Hayward) a prostitute, liar and drug addict. Graham is the product of a broken home, and works luring men into fixed card games.

At one point, she attempts to go straight and marries the wrong man, and has a child.

When her life falls apart, she returns to her former profession and gets involved in a murder. She claims her innocence, yet is convicted and executed.


Track Listings
1. Main Title
2. Poker Game
3. San Diego Party
4. Henry Leaves
5. Stakeout
6. Barbara Surrenders
7. Trio Convicted
8. Trip to Corona
9. Peg's Visit
10. Gas Chamber Unveiling
11. Nightmare Sequence
12. Preparations for Execution
13. Letter Writing Sequence
14. Last Mile
15. Death Scene
16. End Title
17. Black Nightgown - Gerry Mulligan
18. Theme from "I Want to Live" - Gerry Mulligan
19. Night Watch - Gerry Mulligan
20. Frisco Club - Gerry Mulligan
21. Barbara's Theme - Gerry Mulligan
22. Life's a Funny Thing - Gerry Mulligan


Format: Mp3 192 kbps
Size: 81.3 MB

Kod: Označi sve

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Around The Bend - Soundtrack (2004)



In LA, Jason Lair is recently separated, living with his grandfather and his son; he's a banker, tense, with a limp. Grandfather Henry, an archaeologist, wants to take the family van on a trip to Albuquerque. His plans are interrupted when Turner, Jason's father and Henry's son, appears after years of absence. Henry wants to celebrate family, as does Zach, Jason's son; Jason is angry and distant, Turner seems detached and says he's got a bus to catch in the morning. This prompts Henry to put in place an elaborate plan that will send his "tribe" on that VW bus trip to New Mexico sorting out relationships and digging up a crippled family history. Dust and dogs figure prominently

Track Listings
1. Opening
2. Roll Away the Stone - Dempsey, Greg
3. Daddy's Song - Nilsson, Harry
4. Bags
5. Even a Prisoner Can Dream
6. Carmelita - Zevon, Warren
7. Major
8. On the Road Again - Dylan, Bob
9. Hi Ho Silver - Waller, Thomas Fats
10. Old Shoes
11. Staircase/Turner's Death
12. A Song for You - Russell, Leon
13. Some Day When You're Young Again


Format: Mp3 192 kbps
Size: 50.3 MB

Kod: Označi sve

http://rapidshare.com/files/195701730/Around_Bend_2004.rar

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Pieces Of April - Soundtrack (2003)



Pieces of April is a 2003 American comedy-drama film written and directed by Peter Hedges. In his commentary on the film's DVD release, Hedges says the inspiration for his screenplay was twofold - his mother's battle with and death from cancer, and a true story about a group of friends whose plans to prepare a communal Thanksgiving dinner were thwarted by a broken stove.

The film debuted at the Sundance Film Festival.
Plot synopsis
April Burns, the eldest daughter in a highly dysfunctional family, lives in a small tenement apartment on the Lower East Side of Manhattan with her boyfriend Bobby. Although estranged from her family, she opts to invite them for Thanksgiving dinner, probably the last for her mother Joy, who is coping with breast cancer. The film focuses on three journeys: the family's arduous trek from suburbia to New York City, one punctuated by stops for Krispy Kreme doughnuts, bagels, Joy's frequent need for a restroom or a joint to ease her pain, a burial service for an animal they hit, and various arguments and recriminations; Bobby's efforts to find a suit so he can make a good impression on his girlfriend's relatives; and April's preparations for the meal, a near disaster when she discovers her oven is broken. With the help of various neighbors, she manages to assemble dinner, while learning to appreciate the importance of family and making some new friends in the process.

The soundtrack is written by Stephin Merritt and performed by his various bands, it was released on November 4, 2003 on Nonesuch Records. Three of the songs were previously released on The Magnetic Fields' 69 Love Songs, and "As You Turn to Go" and "You You You You You" were previously seen on The 6ths' album, Hyacinths and Thistles.


Track listing

1. "All I Want to Know" (The Magnetic Fields)
2. "As You Turn to Go" (The 6ths)
3. "Dreams Anymore" (The Magnetic Fields)
4. "Epitaph for My Heart" (The Magnetic Fields)
5. "Heather Heather" (The Magnetic Fields)
6. "I Think I Need a New Heart" (The Magnetic Fields)
7. "One April Day" (Stephin Merritt)
8. "Stray with Me" (The Magnetic Fields)
9. "The Luckiest Guy on the Lower East Side" (The Magnetic Fields)
10. "You You You You You" (The 6ths)

Format: Mp3 192 kbps
Size: 36.5 MB

Kod: Označi sve

http://rapidshare.com/files/195705817/Pieces_April_2003.rar

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Pigs Will Fly - Soundtrack (By Chris Whitley) (2003)





Plot
Eoin Moore's domestic abuse drama Pigs Will Fly focuses its attention on the abuser more than the victim. Laxe (Andreas Schmidt) is an emotionally troubled Berlin policeman who, after witnessing a male associate of his wife's flirt with her, beats Manuella (Kristen Block). Afterward she is admitted to the hospital, and he is suspended from his job. Taking a visit to San Francisco to visit his very different brother Walter (Thomas Morris), Laxe is confronted by his family's history of abuse, and must decide if he wants or has the ability to change his violent behavior. Pigs Will Fly screened at the San Sebastian Film Festival. ~ Perry Seibert, All Movie Guide

01. Crystaline
02. Laxe (Part 1)
03. Dislocation Blues
04. Please Please
05. Breaking Your Fall
06. Gum
07. Frisco (Part 1)
08. Fine Day
09. Tijuana
10. Laxe (Part 2)
11. Velocity (Instrumental Version
12. Velocity Girl
13. Under the Bridge
14. Frisco (Part 3)
15. Summer's Gone
16. Laxe (Part 6)
17. Laxe on the Run
18. Pinata Baseball Bat
19. Laxe (Part 5)
20. Bridge Song
21. Laxe (Part 3)
22. Fine Day (Film Version)
23. Frisco (Part 2)
24. Crystaline (Film Version)
25. Bonus Hidden Track

Format: Mp3 192 kbps
Size: 77.5 MB

Kod: Označi sve

http://rapidshare.com/files/195708710/Pigs_Will_Fly_2003.rar

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Run Angel Run - Soundtrack (By Stu Phillis) (1970)



Angel, a member of a tough motorcycle gang roaming the Southwest, gets on offer from a major news magazine. In exchange for giving the magazine a big scoop by exposing the inner workings of his gang, the magazine will pay him $10,000. Angel takes the offer, although it means he and his girlfriend must now go on the run from cyclists looking for revenge. Along the way, they hide out with a sheep farmer, earning their keep by taking care of the farm and building a new life together

1. Run Angel Run - Stu Phillips& Tammy Wynette 2:29
2. Up An Old Dirt Road - Stu Phillips 2:13
3. True Believers - Stu Phillips & The Windows 2:15
4. Rescue - Stu Phillips 3:21
5. Jump - Stu Phillips 1:28
6. Oversexed - Stu Phillips 2:14
7. Love & Admiration Of The Brotherhood Society Of South Napa Country - Stu Phillips & The Windows 2:25
8. Friendly Fuzz - Stu Phillips 2:22
9. True Believers Inst - Stu Phillips 3:19
10. Your Gonna Get A Piece Of My Mind - Stu Phillips & The Windows 1:12
11. Get It On - Stu Phillips 2:08
12. Run Angel Run Inst - Stu Phillips 2:49


Format: Mp3 128 kbps
Size: 25.9 MB

Kod: Označi sve

http://rapidshare.com/files/195714035/Run_Angel_1970.rar