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Various Artists – Rushmore (Original Motion Picture Soundtrack) [New Vinyl]
Artist: Various Artists
Title: Rushmore (Original Motion Picture Soundtrack)
Format: Vinyl
Genre: Soundtrack
UPC: 602547281630
Condition: New
Release Date: 2015
Record Label: London / Umgd
Album Tracks
1. Mark Mothersbaugh – Hardest Geometry Problem in the World
2. Creation – Making Time
3. Unit 4 + 2 – Concrete&Clay
4. The Kinks – Nothing in This World Can Stop Me Worrin’ Bout That Girl
5. Mark Mothersbaugh – Sharp Little Guy
6. Mark Mothersbaugh – the Lad with the Silver Button
7. Chad&Jeremy – a Summer Song
8. Mark Mothersbaugh – Edward Appleby (In Memoriam)
9. Cat Stevens – Here Comes My Baby
10. The Who – a Quick One While He’s Away
11. Mark Mothersbaugh – Snowflake Music (From Bottlerocket)
12. Mark Mothersbaugh – Piranhas Are a Very Tricky Species
13. Zoot Sims – Blinuet
14. Mark Mothersbaugh – Friends Like You, Who Needs Friends
15. Yves Montand – Rue St. Vincent
16. Mark Mothersbaugh – Kite Flying Society
17. Cat Stevens – the Wind
18. John Lennon – Oh Yoko
19. Faces – Ooh la la
20. Mark Mothersbaugh – Margaret Yang’s Theme
Limited vinyl LP pressing. Wes Anderson’s cult classic 1998 film Rushmore tells the story of Max Fischer (Jason Schwartzman), a 10th grader at Rushmore Academy who is currently: editor of the school newspaper and yearbook; president of the French Club, German Club, Chess Club, Astronomy Club; captain of the fencing and debate teams; founder of the Double-team Dodgeball Society; and director of the Max Fischer Players; for whom he writes and produces plays about police corruption, inner-city violence, war, etc. He is applying for early admission to Oxford. (Harvard is his safety.) He is also one of the worst students in the school and has been placed on sudden-death academic probation. The songs featured in Rushmore come from the British Invasion of the ’60s. Music supervisor Randy Poster explains, Wes started talking with me about the music for the movie a couple of years before we started shooting.” Anderson says, “We used the British Invasion music because it gets at the other side of Max. He presents himself as being very sophisticated, and he wears a blazer and a tie; but, really, he’s a teenager, and he’s kind of going crazy.” Anderson choreographed the filming of some of the scenes to the music which he had already selected before filming began.
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