Inglourious Basterds (OST) (VA) (2009)

[bi0h4zard]

Quentin Tarantino is truly a soundtrack alchemist.

He blends together seemingly disparate artists and genres of music and creates pure aural gold for his films. Each one of his soundtracks not only helps bring the stories to life, but they also become classic albums in their own right. How can you forget the Pulp Fiction soundtrack's pairing of Dick Dale and Al Green? "Stuck In the Middle With You" was NEVER the same after Reservoir Dogs either.

Inglourious Basterds continues that tradition. The film stands out as Tarantino's most simultaneously epic and personal work, and the soundtrack [Available August 18] remains the perfect complement to the director's WWII masterpiece. Nick Perdito's "The Green Leaves of Summer" sets the mood with its lush accordion and slowly strummed strings in the backdrop. The track functions as this fantasy's gateway and sets the tone.

Ennio Morricone's "The Verdict" blends a classical piano line with Spanish guitar licks for pure Spaghetti Western bombast. The shock-n-awe distortion at the beginning of Billy Preston's funk-I-fied "Slaughter" feels ominous, but then the song explodes into a downright danceable hook. Morricone's "The Surrender" is equally badass, but in a completely different way. Lillian Harvey and Willy Fritsch's "Ich Wollt Ich Waer Ein Huhn" bubbles with whimsy, breaking up the tension and adding levity to this pastiche.

The centerpiece of this collection is David Bowie's "Cat People (Putting Out the Fire)." In the movie, it serves as sonic backdrop to a ritualistic preparation for one of the main character's most pivotal moments. During the flow of the record, the song exerts the same effect that it does in the movie—bleeding raw, unbridled emotion. Regardless of the era it was recorded in, each song feels meant for the film because Tarantino covers such a wide range of emotions in the narrative.

There's joy, pain, anger, ecstasy and fear in Basterds. Isn't that what all classic records are supposed to have too?

Composed by: VA
Codec/Bitrate: MP3, VBR V2
Duration: 37:04 min.

Tracklist:
01. Nick Perito - the Green Leaves of Summer (1:55)
02. Ennio Morricone - the Verdict [dopo La Condanna] (1:13)
03. Charles Bernstein - White Lightning (2:54)
04. Billy Preston - Slaughter (Album Version) (4:24)
05. Ennio Morricone - the Surrender [la Resa] (2:48)
06. The Film Studio Orchestra - One Silver Dollar [un Dollaro Bucato] (2:03)
07. Zarah Leander - Davon Geht Die Welt Nicht Unter (2:05)
08. Samantha Shelton and Michael Andrew - the Man with the Big Sombrero (1:49)
09. Lilian Harvey & Willy Fritsch - Ich Wollt Ich Waer Ein Huhn (2:44)
10. Jacques Loussier - Main Theme from Dark of the Sun (3:10)
11. David Bowie - Cat People [putting Out the Fire] (4:11)
12. Lalo Schifrin - Tiger Tank (1:17)
13. Ennio Morricone - Un Amico (2:35)
14. Ennio Morricone - Rabbia E Tarantella (3:54)

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[Force_170]

Davon Geht Die Welt Nicht Unter was also in the film Downfall.

[ReverseGravity]

oh thank you so much bio!

[Ruffneck]

Damn. I AM Inglourious Basterd!

[Raidea]

Great. Thank you!

[Deviant Reaper]

This worth a download?

the movie looks brilliant but usually the various artists albums suck compared to the original score.

Download this? or wait for the score?

[bi0h4zard]

Originally Posted by Deviant Reaper

This worth a download?

the movie looks brilliant but usually the various artists albums suck compared to the original score.

Download this? or wait for the score?

Tarantino films are always with various music, like kill bill... pulp fiction...jackie brown

[Nisuk]

Thank you so much!

[FulciLives]

EMPTY

[Deviant Reaper]

Originally Posted by bi0h4zard

Tarantino films are always with various music, like kill bill... pulp fiction...jackie brown

that's true lol

will give this a try, thanks.

[PRican82]

Thanks!

[Sirusjr]

Bah you beat me to it! Thanks for sharing!
This is actually mostly instrumental stuff even though most of those were taken from existing movie soundtracks. There are only 5 tracks with vocals out of 14 which is pretty awesome for a Tarrantino soundtrack. Since when does he know good film music though? I thought he only liked popular stuff.

[say]

Thank you for this!

[laughingbat86]

Originally Posted by Sirusjr

Bah you beat me to it! Thanks for sharing!
This is actually mostly instrumental stuff even though most of those were taken from existing movie soundtracks. There are only 5 tracks with vocals out of 14 which is pretty awesome for a Tarrantino soundtrack. Since when does he know good film music though? I thought he only liked popular stuff.

He's been using more and more score tracks since Kill Bill. I wish the stupid Weinstein's would of let him release this movie in the fall so Morricone could have done a completely new score like Tarantino wanted but oh well.

[Tigel]

Thanks for sharing! the album won't be released where I live before next week... The wait will be more bearable thanks to you

[Sirusjr]

Having just seen the movie today and written my review, check out my review below
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[supapico]

Thanks abunches. Movie was awesome.