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Whistle Stopper - A Good Year
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List Price: $18.97
Our Price: $8.15
Your Save: $ 10.82 ( 57% )
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Manufacturer: Legacy
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Binding: Audio CD
EAN: 8869703065226
Format: Soundtrack
Label: Legacy
Manufacturer: Legacy
Number Of Discs: 1
Publisher: Legacy
Release Date: 2006-11-07
Studio: Legacy
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Spotlight customer reviews:
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Summary: The best music is missing
Comment: Where is "hey Joe"& "Boom" ? Who is the idiot who selected the tracks?
I am so Disappointed.
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Summary: Nice Mix
Comment: Having seen the movie more than 20 or 30 times (one of my favorites!) I had to get the soundtrack. It's a good mix of the music from the movie, but it does leave out a couple of the best tracks.
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Summary: A Mediocre Film, A Better Than Good CD!
Comment: I don't think there has ever been such a disparity between quality of a film and a soundtrack. "A Good Year" the film is oh, so mediocre-but this CD is a wonder. It makes one want to throw a sophisticated dinner party just to have it on in the background. I especially like the instumentals on Track 14. Watch the movie if there is a blizzard and it's on cable and you have a crush on Russell Crowe. Buy this CD NOW!!!!
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Summary: A Good Year soundtrack
Comment: Delightful. It is a difficult CD soundtrack to find. Thank goodness you had this item.
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Summary: A good Year
Comment: Love the cd but my favorite song from the movie was not on the cd.
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Editorial Reviews:
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In a distinct break from their muscular triumph Gladiator, Russell Crowe and Ridley Scott teamed up again to bring Peter Mayle's sunny Provençal romance to the screen, a change of milieu that's spawned an equally warm, often sentimentally tinged soundtrack and score. Using a trio of pop songs by the great Harry Nilsson (including the joyous demo of Nilsson Schmilsson's "Gotta Get Up") as an axis that's as effusive as it is unlikely, this is a collection that romps through Franco-pop nuggets variously contemporary (Makali's elegant "Il Faut du Temps..."), vintage (Charles Trenet's "Je Chante," Jean Sablon's "J'Attendrai," Tino Rossi's "Le Chant du Guardian"), and downright loopy (Richard Anthony's French redux of "Yellow Polka-Dot Bikini"), making room for Patti Page, Josephine Baker, and Delaney & Bonnie along its merry way. Also included are three cues from newcomer Marc Streitenfeld's underscore, a nimble exercise in instrumental post-modernism whose electronica/folk/neoclassical mélange is as eclectic as the song choices, yet characterized by subtlety and grace. --Jerry McCulley
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