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Track Listings
| 1. The Dolphins | |||
| 2. So Long & Thanks For All The Fish | |||
| 3. Arthur Wakes Up | |||
| 4. Shoo-Rah Shoo-Rah - Betty Wright | |||
| 5. Here I Am (Come & Take Me) - Al Green | |||
| 6. Destruction Of Earth | |||
| 7. Journey Of The Sorcerer | |||
| 8. The Hitchhikers Guide To The Galaxy | |||
| 9. Inside The Vogon Ship | |||
| 10. Vogon Poetry | |||
| 11. Space | |||
| 12. Vogon Command Centre | |||
| 13. Trillian & Arthur Reunited | |||
| 14. Pan Galactic Gargle Blaster | |||
| 15. Tea In Space | |||
| 16. Deep Thought | |||
| 17. Infinite Improbability Drive | |||
| 18. Viltvodle Street Music | |||
| 19. Huma’s Hymn | |||
| 20. Capture Of Trillian | |||
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The Hitchhikers Guide To The Galaxy OST soundtracks the hilarious film comedy in which Earthman Arthur Dent is having a very bad day. His house is about to be bulldozed, he discovers that his best friend is an alien and to top things off, Planet Earth is about to be demolished to make way for a hyperspace bypass. Arthur's only chance for survival: hitch a ride on a passing spacecraft. For the novice space traveller, the greatest adventure in the universe begins when the world ends. The Soundtrack to the movie includes an eclectic mix of songs from artists including Al Green, The Divine Comedy's Neil Hannon, and the king of swing Perry Como.
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Various - The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy
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8 of 8 people found the following review helpful
By J. N. Valner
Format:Audio CD
This is a film score trully worthy of John Williams himself, combining sweeping orchestral pieces with modern synth music (as well as a very Star-Wars-esque alien street music piece, much like those on the Return of the Jedi soundtrack). Tracks to look out for on the CD are 'Journey of the Sorcerer', which devotees will instantly recognise as the original Hitchhiker's theme, as well as the two brilliant bonus tracks. The first is 'Vote Beeblebrox', which trully encaptures Douglas Adam's humour, directed as a hilariously absurd capaign song. The second is 'Reasons to be Miserable', a great song (spoken by Stephen Fry) whose lyrics were actually written by Adams himself.
5 of 5 people found the following review helpful
By "lifeseagle"
Format:Audio CD
I got this for my birthday only yesterday and I already love it. It's such a mix: everything from classical music to rock guitar solos. My favourite by far is the almost jazzy So Long and Thanks for all the Fish reprise. The Viltvodle Street Music sounds like elevator music: it's great to just stand up and look at your watch continuously to.
This is a brilliant album to buy, and it's completely worth it. I mean, look at all those tracks!
This is a brilliant album to buy, and it's completely worth it. I mean, look at all those tracks!
10 of 11 people found the following review helpful
By J. Rain
Format:Audio CD
As good as the source material is, and as amazing as Douglas Adams story is, one amazing fact has slipped through the net along with the Dolphins.
Joby Talbot has arrived in the big time, at last!
After years of creating great scores for both Neil Hannon(who features on this soundtrack)and The League of Gentlemen (whos upcoming film Talbot has also scored)
Talbot has put together the kind of mature and amazing score i and im sure you all knew he was capible of.
The opening show tune "So long and thanks for all the fish" is a fantastic opener of Cole Porter dimensions, Talbot has always been talented at arranging overblown scores when called upon, for proof see Divine Comedy's "here comes the flood"
There are of course musical references for all the fanboys, many of the guide sections seem to have kept the syth effects, incidently a very good track to look out for is "Journey of the Sorcerer" (trust me)
The whole soundtrack develops into a very accomplished affair, that only goes to make one more thirsty for the upcoming film, and indeed even thirstier for more Talbot scores.
Joby Talbot has arrived in the big time, at last!
After years of creating great scores for both Neil Hannon(who features on this soundtrack)and The League of Gentlemen (whos upcoming film Talbot has also scored)
Talbot has put together the kind of mature and amazing score i and im sure you all knew he was capible of.
The opening show tune "So long and thanks for all the fish" is a fantastic opener of Cole Porter dimensions, Talbot has always been talented at arranging overblown scores when called upon, for proof see Divine Comedy's "here comes the flood"
There are of course musical references for all the fanboys, many of the guide sections seem to have kept the syth effects, incidently a very good track to look out for is "Journey of the Sorcerer" (trust me)
The whole soundtrack develops into a very accomplished affair, that only goes to make one more thirsty for the upcoming film, and indeed even thirstier for more Talbot scores.
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3.0 out of 5 stars
Not the radio programme!
Don't do what I did.... assume there was only one Hitchhiker product, the brilliant radio show. I ordered the cd, and when it was too late to cancel, read the blurb at the very... Read more
Published 7 months ago by J B
4.0 out of 5 stars
A Crazy Collection, But Good
Its a great soundtrack, but the tracks are all mad, and I found them incredibly odd and was unsure where all the tracks fitted into the film (not that I really cared being highly... Read more
Published on 4 Jan 2007 by DB
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