Afterbach Matinee

This is the soundtrack to the 1993 film Matinee starring John Goodman and the music was done by Jerry Goldsmith. This was released by Varèse Sarabande.

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Last fall, when the Matinée released the song “Dancing on Your Grave” as a preview track from its new album of the same name, one got the sense that the band had upped its game. In fact, the Vancouver-based roots-rockers sounded like a band that had fully realized its sound. According to singer Matt Layzell, this creative leap forward was born out of a time of personal upheaval for all members of the band. “We were all going through big life changes,” said Layzell via press release. “After a difficult split, I found myself disappearing on solo road trips into the wild with my dog, trying to clear my head.”

Phil Woods is a guest of the SWR Big Band on this German CD, which was taped live in the spring of 1996. This decades-old orchestra provides not only superb backing for the legendary alto saxophonist, but also features several talented soloists joining Woods throughout the concert.Phil Woods seems to rise to the occasion no matter what the setting, but the strong performance of the SWR Big Band also helps to make this a highly recommended CD. ~ Ken Dryden

Franz Ferdinand's first ever full-length DVD, which comes packed with over 50 live tracks and features, including two full live concerts, interviews, behind-the-scenes studio footage and hidden extras!
The songs are faster live. Most weren't all that slow in the first place. If Franz Ferdinand couldn't play, this might be a liability, but the Scottish quartet has got the chops. And Alex Kapranos sure can sing. (Plus, he always looks genuinely happy to be on stage.) That said, the format of this double-disc set takes a little getting used to in that it's more of a greatest hits package than a traditional concert release. Granted, two full shows are included–plus "Tour de Franz," an amusing look at the band on the road–but the first section is a patchwork of songs recorded throughout Europe and the States.