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Ravenous: Original Motion Picture Soundtrack
Michael Nyman teaming up with Blur's Damon Albarn? Yes it's true, and--as odd as it sounds--the collaboration works. With its eerie mix of symphonic orchestrations and clunky ragtime, Ravenous delivers Gold Rush-era instrumentation with all the eeriness of Deliverance. Stephen Foster's "Welcome to Fort Spencer" is transformed into an off-kilter (and off-key) romp by Foster's Social Orchestra. "Colquhoun's Story" is a meditative squeezebox ditty that sounds downright otherworldly once a meditative flute kicks in. It's not all banjos and jew's harps, however: The Michael Nyman Orchestra does its best imitation of Copland's Appalachian Spring with "Trek to the Cave." The movie may have gotten mixed reviews, but this score is definitely worth hearing. --Jason Verlinde
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Tracks| 1 | Hail Columbia | | 2 | Boyd's Journey | | 3 | Welcome To Fort Spencer - Foster's Social Orch/Quiltman/Gail Turcotte/London Voices | | 4 | Noises Off - Foster's Social Orch/Quiltman/Gail Turcotte/London Voices | | 5 | Stranger At The Window | | 6 | Colquhoun's Story | | 7 | Weendigo Myth | | 8 | Trek To The cave | | 9 | 'He Was Licking Me' | | 10 | The Cave | | 11 | 'Run' | | 12 | 'Let's Go Kill That Bastard' | | 13 | 'The Pit' | | 14 | Ives Teturns | | 15 | Cannibal Fantasy | | 16 | A Game Of Two Shoulders | | 17 | Checkmate | | 18 | Martha And The Horses | | 19 | Ives Torments Boyd And Kills Knox | | 20 | Manifest Destiny | | 21 | Saveoursoulissa | | 22 | End Titles |
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