Inchon Soundtrack

recorded live at the Newport Jazz Festival, july, 1958

That Thing You Do! is a 1996 movie directed, written by and starring Tom Hanks and this is its soundtrack. The film is a mockumentary about a pop band from the early 1960's called The Wonders, who had one hit song and nothing else. The soundtrack features all of the songs by The Wonders plus songs by groups they battled for their short time for stardom. The soundtrack was released on 24 September, 1996 through Play-Tone/Epic Soundtrax.

"Grease" is the original motion picture soundtrack for the 1978 film Grease originally released by RSO Records. The song "You're the One That I Want" was a US and UK #1 for stars John Travolta and Olivia Newton-John. To date, it has sold over 30 million copies worldwide, becoming one of the best-selling soundtrack albums of all time.

DRC released this soundtrack and what is this soundtrack? An album by John Carpenter & Jim Lang for the 1995 film In The Mouth Of Madness.

This is the soundtrack album to the 1999 film Girl, Interrupted. This was released by TVT Soundtrax.

The score is written for a 60 piece orchestra, piano, percussion and electronics. It was recorded in Studio 22, Hungarian Radio in Budapest and was conducted by Peter Pejtsik. The film follows a group of veterans from the war in Afghanistan suffering from Post Traumatic Stress Disorder who undergo treatment involving yoga and meditation, overseen by the world-renowned psychiatrist, Richard Davidson. By studying Buddhist monks, Davidson has found that it is possible to rewire your brain through meditation. Some of the effects are that you become more altruistic, compassionate and happy. Davidson also wants to study how early in life you can start, using the same methods of meditation and yoga in an experiment with children with ADHD. Through the film, we experience what meditation does to human beings and we investigate, if we, by using other methods than taking medicine to ease our pain, can lead less stressful and happier lives.

Film Hits: Original Soundtrack Hits is a 2CD compilation focusing on some of the prized hit songs from soundtrack films of the last 40 years. This was released by Mercury via Polygram Belgium.

For reasons unknown – and largely beyond comprehension – producers rejected Elmer Bernstein's completed score for Walter Hill's 1996 Yojimbo remake Last Man Standing in favor of an inappropriate electronic score by the otherwise unimpeachable Ry Cooder. Since both versions have been released, it's possible to compare them side by side, although it's difficult to fathom what the producers were thinking – a vivid orchestral effort wrought from classical cinematic idioms, Bernstein's menacing atmosphere seems perfectly attuned to Hill's violent milieu.