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- Original Release Date: 2 Feb 2009
- Format - Music: MP3
- Compatible with MP3 Players (including with iPod®), iTunes, Windows Media Player
- Also available in CD Format
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| Song Title | Artist | Time | Price | |||
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| 1. Casta Diva | Jeni Bern, The London Metropolitan Orchestra, Guy Farley | 3:28 | Not Available | |||
| 2. Break Up | The London Metropolitan Orchestra, Guy Farley | 2:42 | Not Available | |||
| 3. Photos | The London Metropolitan Orchestra, Guy Farley | 1:43 | Not Available | |||
| 4. Suzy | The London Metropolitan Orchestra, Guy Farley | 3:15 | Not Available | |||
| 5. Inside | Bang Gang | 1:32 | Not Available | |||
| 6. Frozen | The London Metropolitan Orchestra, Guy Farley | 2:28 | Not Available | |||
| 7. Sharon | The London Metropolitan Orchestra, Guy Farley | 1:35 | Not Available | |||
| 8. Drawing | The London Metropolitan Orchestra, Guy Farley | 2:34 | Not Available | |||
| 9. The Challenge | The London Metropolitan Orchestra, Guy Farley | 2:03 | Not Available | |||
| 10. Someone There? | The London Metropolitan Orchestra, Guy Farley | 1:42 | Not Available | |||
| 11. Saturday School | The London Metropolitan Orchestra, Guy Farley | 0:53 | Not Available | |||
| 12. Pittsburgh | The London Metropolitan Orchestra, Guy Farley | 1:45 | Not Available | |||
| 13. Dust | The London Metropolitan Orchestra, Guy Farley | 1:01 | Not Available | |||
| 14. The Proud Gallery | The London Metropolitan Orchestra, Guy Farley | 1:09 | Not Available | |||
| 15. She | Grand Avenue | 5:34 | Not Available | |||
| 16. Enchanted April | The Slovak Radio Symphony Orchestra, Andrew Penny | 2:39 | Not Available | |||
| 17. Jerk It | Gypsies | 2:32 | Not Available | |||
| 18. You Can't Hurry Love | The Concretes | 1:59 | Not Available | |||
| 19. Snack Bar Lounge | Evil 9 | 2:55 | Not Available | |||
| 20. You Are Not Through | Evil 9 | 4:48 | Not Available | |||
| 21. Funk the Rich | Malente | 3:24 | Not Available |
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4 of 4 people found the following review helpful
Format:Audio CD
I got this soundtrack mainly because I loved the movie "Cashback", especially the magical ending.
Track 15 is the beautiful song played at the end of the movie "Cashback" - it's an orchestral remix done by Guy Farley of the song "She" by Grand Avenue (a Dutch band). I had gotten the band's CD "Outside" by mistake, since the original song appears on that CD - the original song has this annoying hum in the beginning that is less noticeable in the remix, and the remixed song is also much better with the addition of all the string instruments.
Track 14 is the short piano sequence at the art gallery scene at the end of the movie, right before the remixed "She".
Track 1 is the opera song that starts the movie.
Tracks 4 and 8 are beautiful orchestral pieces.
Track 9 is from the "Gladiator" soccer scene in the movie and has a recognizable riff from both the "Gladiator" theme and Holst's "The Planets". Pretty solemn, until you remember the hilarious part in the movie it came from.
Most of the songs have a deeply contemplative orchestral quality - I was a bit surprised how moody these were - the movie itself has so many funny moments that you don't notice that the music background is quite moody and reflective. The last five tracks are rock songs from various bands.
Overall, this soundtrack is really beautiful, especially if you loved the movie.
Currently, Amazon doesn't list this soundtrack CD on its U.S. or Canadian sites, which is why I ended up getting it here on the UK site.
Track 15 is the beautiful song played at the end of the movie "Cashback" - it's an orchestral remix done by Guy Farley of the song "She" by Grand Avenue (a Dutch band). I had gotten the band's CD "Outside" by mistake, since the original song appears on that CD - the original song has this annoying hum in the beginning that is less noticeable in the remix, and the remixed song is also much better with the addition of all the string instruments.
Track 14 is the short piano sequence at the art gallery scene at the end of the movie, right before the remixed "She".
Track 1 is the opera song that starts the movie.
Tracks 4 and 8 are beautiful orchestral pieces.
Track 9 is from the "Gladiator" soccer scene in the movie and has a recognizable riff from both the "Gladiator" theme and Holst's "The Planets". Pretty solemn, until you remember the hilarious part in the movie it came from.
Most of the songs have a deeply contemplative orchestral quality - I was a bit surprised how moody these were - the movie itself has so many funny moments that you don't notice that the music background is quite moody and reflective. The last five tracks are rock songs from various bands.
Overall, this soundtrack is really beautiful, especially if you loved the movie.
Currently, Amazon doesn't list this soundtrack CD on its U.S. or Canadian sites, which is why I ended up getting it here on the UK site.
2 of 2 people found the following review helpful
Format:Audio CD
I started with buying a copy of the movie DVD after having rented it and liking it well enough to want a personal copy. That was last summer (2009). It was easy for me to find a copy on amazon.com here stateside.
But the DVD wasn't quite enough - I also needed the music from this movie, and that wasn't as easy as I first thought. I couldn't find the 'soundtrack' anywhere online, until I realized that amazon.co.uk would most likely have it. And they did!
The vast majority of movie soundtracks meet their basic requirement without ever being noticed as 'stand alone' works of musical art. THIS soundtrack truly stands out! Not only does it BEAUTIFULLY enhance every aspect of the movie's storyline, it's a true musical delight all by itself.
Guy Farley should be noted for creating such an imaginative and poetic assembly of musical 'vignettes' each enhancing the development of a scene or evoking the appropriate 'atmosphere' to complete the setting for given visual moments throughout this 'gem' of a film.
The London Metropolitan Orchestra was recorded in 'real' space and time much to my delight,and I'm sure others have noticed this too. I found this CD to be truly an 'audiophile' delight with REAL acoustic instruments making the kinds of emotive sounds on a large scale that synthesizers can not really duplicate acoustically. Right down to the slight "grunt" in the air (almost like a soft sigh) when perhaps half a hundred bows simultaneously strike the strings of their respective intstruments at the very same moment in time and space. The struck strings of a grand piano leaving shimmering notes hanging delicately in the air much like the emotions of the movie's characters frozen in time. A number of the 'pop' songs appear in various places, more as additions to the background setting than forefront 'music' as the more 'classical' music of the movies themes are. But it all works to complete success.
It's such a wonderful listening experience apart from the movie itself, that I felt the need to find a copy and would offer my enthusiastic recommendation right here!
FIVE STARS for this delightful CD!!!!!
But the DVD wasn't quite enough - I also needed the music from this movie, and that wasn't as easy as I first thought. I couldn't find the 'soundtrack' anywhere online, until I realized that amazon.co.uk would most likely have it. And they did!
The vast majority of movie soundtracks meet their basic requirement without ever being noticed as 'stand alone' works of musical art. THIS soundtrack truly stands out! Not only does it BEAUTIFULLY enhance every aspect of the movie's storyline, it's a true musical delight all by itself.
Guy Farley should be noted for creating such an imaginative and poetic assembly of musical 'vignettes' each enhancing the development of a scene or evoking the appropriate 'atmosphere' to complete the setting for given visual moments throughout this 'gem' of a film.
The London Metropolitan Orchestra was recorded in 'real' space and time much to my delight,and I'm sure others have noticed this too. I found this CD to be truly an 'audiophile' delight with REAL acoustic instruments making the kinds of emotive sounds on a large scale that synthesizers can not really duplicate acoustically. Right down to the slight "grunt" in the air (almost like a soft sigh) when perhaps half a hundred bows simultaneously strike the strings of their respective intstruments at the very same moment in time and space. The struck strings of a grand piano leaving shimmering notes hanging delicately in the air much like the emotions of the movie's characters frozen in time. A number of the 'pop' songs appear in various places, more as additions to the background setting than forefront 'music' as the more 'classical' music of the movies themes are. But it all works to complete success.
It's such a wonderful listening experience apart from the movie itself, that I felt the need to find a copy and would offer my enthusiastic recommendation right here!
FIVE STARS for this delightful CD!!!!!
Format:Audio CD|Amazon Verified Purchase
Guy Farley isn't very famous in general and even between Soundtrack lovers, there are few who know have heard his name, let alone be familiar with his work.
Well his score for the movie Cashback is just mindblowing. It puts your mind to ease with the most mesmerizing simplicity. As always, I do recommend watching the movie first, this way the songs have way more meaning. Movie (Drama, Romance, Comedy) and the album (Soothing, peaceful) will not let you down.
Well his score for the movie Cashback is just mindblowing. It puts your mind to ease with the most mesmerizing simplicity. As always, I do recommend watching the movie first, this way the songs have way more meaning. Movie (Drama, Romance, Comedy) and the album (Soothing, peaceful) will not let you down.
Most Recent Customer Reviews
A little treasure among indie movies
If you haven't watched it yet, do so, but my guess is that since you're looking at the soundtrack, you have liked it. Read more
Published 3 months ago by Philippe Clairo
This composer is a star
Excellent work. The music merits listening closely, at high volume. There's a lot going on at various levels. Read more
Published 21 months ago by Robert L. Ellison
Like experiencing the movie again.
I had to go to the U.K. to find this little gem of a CD. Not available in the U.S.A. It has all the good songs from the movie, and great variety. Read more
Published on 25 Sep 2009 by Michael R. Beatty
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