Описание
Atomic Blonde / O.S.T. – Atomic Blonde (Original Motion Picture Soundtrack) [New Vinyl] Clear Vinyl, 180 Gram
Title: Atomic Blonde (Original Motion Picture Soundtrack)
Format: Vinyl
Attributes: Clear Vinyl, 180 Gram
UPC: 616892518440
Condition: New
Release Date: 2017
Record Label: Mondo
Album Tracks
DISC 1:
1. Cat People (Putting Out the Fire) – David Bowie
2. Major Tom (Vollig Losgelost) – Peter Schilling
3. Blue Monday – Health
4. C*Cks*Cker – Tyler Bates
5. 99 Luftballons – Nena
6. Father Figure – George Michael
7. Der Kommissar – After the Fire
8. Cities in Dust – Siouxsie and the Banshees
DISC 2:
1. The Politics of Dancing – Re-Flex
2. Stigmata – Marilyn Manson&Tyler Bates
3. Demonstration – Tyler Bates
4. I Ran (So Far Away) – a Flock of Seagulls
5. 99 Luftballons – Kaleida
6. Voices Carry – Til Tuesday
7. London Calling – the Clash
8. Finding the Uhf Device – Tyler Bates
A cool film needs a cool soundtrack, right? And none come cooler than ATOMIC BLONDE. A double LP filled to the brim with needle drops of some of the ’80s best known cuts, as well as some under the radar gems, and a smattering of brand new tracks recorded especially for the movie. David Bowie, George Michael, The Clash, Nena, Siouxsie and the Banshees, and A Flock Of Seagulls of course need no introduction, and they all contribute absolutely killer songs here. Rubbing shoulders with these A-listers are lesser known acts such as Re-Flex, whose track ‘The Politics of Dancing’ was a minor hit in the UK and is a pure ’80s synth-pop banger from start to finish. After The Fire went from playing uninspired prog rock to recording the should-have-been classic ‘Der Kommissar,’ full of funky guitar licks and a chorus so hook-laden it should be illegal. ‘Voices Carry’ by American new wave band ‘Til Tuesday features Aimee Mann on vocals and is an all-timer everyone needs on vinyl. The record is rounded out by a series of covers of classic ’80s tracks. Industrial noise pop band HEALTH offering a fresh take on New Order’s ‘Blue Monday’ which turns the cold original into a sublime slice of melodic mayhem that breaks down into into electro shoegaze before going full dance floor to finish. LEX recording artists Kaleida supply a moody ethereal version of Nena’s ’99 Luftballons’. And finally composer Tyler Bates teams up with Marilyn Manson for a cover of Ministry’s ‘Stigmata,’ which sounds like Manson going back to his Spooky Kids roots, and is urgent as all hell. Four sides of killer music wrapped in a beautiful package for one of the best action films this year. It’s a no brainer, really. Buy this, or be prepared to meet Charlize in stairwell and explain why you aren’t adding it to you collection.
