Saturday, 4 February 2012

Uncut Magazine 12: Screenadelica – Hot Sounds From Cool Movies - May 1998


UNCUT EMI 4: SCREENADELICA – HOT SOUNDS FROM COOL MOVIES - MAY 1998 


1. Jerry Goldsmith – The Star Spangled Banner
2. David Bowie – Suffragette City
3. Astrud Gilberto And The Stan Getz Quartet – The Girl From Ipanema
4. Blur – Sing
5. Bernard Herrmann And The MGM Studio Orchestra – Overture/ North By Northwest
6. Dubstar – Not So Manic Now
7. PF Project With Ewan McGregor – Choose Life
8. Supergrass – She's So Loose
9. Herbie Hancock – Bring Down The Birds
10. The Beach Boys – God Only Knows
11. Radiohead – Talk Show Host
12. The Tom Robinson Band – 2-4-6-8 Motorway
13. Dooley Wilson Featuring Ingrid Bergman – "Play It Sam...” 'As Time Goes By'
14. Elliott Smith – Miss Misery
15. Humphrey Bogart – Here's Looking At You Kid

Compiled By - Allan Jones, Roy Carr
Mastered By  - Andrew Thompson
Format: mp3 @ 320Kbps
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8 comments:

  1. Huge thanks to John in Scotland for this rip. I'll be posting a few of the cds I've been missing over the next few posts.

    http://lix.in/-c0281a

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  2. Glad to finally get to check out this early set from Uncut and there are some interesting gems and revelations here. "The Girl From Ipanema" is a very famous song and although its a bit too laid back for my tastes, I do really like the smoky late night sax and Astrud has a sexy voice and the recording quality of the track is excellent.Some serious shoe-gazing from Blur doesn't inspire me much but the Overture is a more interesting piece of music. Dubstar is more poppy than their name suggests with this slightly above average track."Choose Life" will be familiar to all "Trainspotting" fans and I quite enjoy Ewan McGregor's speech over this techno freakout. I have heard better from Supergrass but the Herbie Hancock track is a bit of a revelation due to it being ripped off by Delite for their very groovy "Groove is in the Heart" back in the 90s. The Beach Boys I struggle with, although this is one of their better songs off the "Pet Sounds" album, an album that I feel is highly overrated.The Radiohead song is average but the Tom Robinson band song is a minor classic rocker. The Elliot Smith Track is standard Smith and is ok.

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    1. I would have guessed the same but I've checked images from the movie and none match. Still an odd choice for a cover shot considering all the over movies being featured.

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  3. Does anyone know which film is being referenced on the cover? A picture of a bloke in a tatty jumper is kind of random.

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    1. I would guess from Trainspotting, what with the Ewan McGregor speech on this set.

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  4. Please add another link, thanks mate

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