- Audio CD (13 Jan 1998)
- Number of Discs: 1
- Format: Soundtrack, Import
- Label: Varese Sarabande
- ASIN: B000001536
- Amazon Bestsellers Rank: 1,406,251 in Music (See Top 100 in Music)
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Track Listings
| 1. The Long Cold Walk |
| 2. Cush Macree |
| 3. The World's In Color |
| 4. Alex's House |
| 5. The Beach |
| 6. Walk In The Field |
| 7. Photos |
| 8. Nita |
| 9. Can I Touch Your Hair? |
| 10. On The Ice |
| 11. My Name Is Elspeth |
| 12. Take Me With You - Liz Fraser |
| 13. Wanker |
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5.0 out of 5 stars
Beatiful and Haunting
10 Nov 2001
By wgordonp
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Format:Audio CD|Amazon Verified Purchase
Really one of the best (mostly) instrumental soundtracks ever. Liz Fraser's rendition of "Take Me With You" is one of the most beautiful tracks I think I've ever heard - she truly captures the essence of loneliness and desperation in her vocalizations.
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Caresses the senses, opens the soul.
29 Oct 1998
By Venida Hylton
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Format:Audio CD
The Winter Guest soundtrack is the excellent accompliment to the screenplay of the same name, quietly involving not only the mind but the heart in the story unfolding on the pages.
At times, Michael Kamen's music softly soothes and invites you into the lives of the stories characters; then suddenly, the tempo changes, and becomes powerful and seductive, concluding with a wistful love ballad, with lyrics by Alan Rickman.
Winter Guest soundtrack is a delightful mix of triumph over tragedy, into the rapture that is life, in all its nuances.
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Wonderful DVD
19 Dec 2012
By Astrid G.
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Format:Audio CD|Amazon Verified Purchase
First-time watching did not work out for me that much because I did not quite come into the film but the second time made it. It left me with tears running down my cheeks and a quiet feeling inside that was wonderful. The film is very quiet, about love and several stages in life that we all have to pass. Typical scenes between men (and women) in all stadiums of life. And not to forget the magnificent soundtrack by the sadly missed Michael Kamen.
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