LIMBO – CD B.S.O. BANDA SONORA – CON LIFT ME UP – CD 1999

B.S.O. LIMBO – MUSIC FROM THE MOTION PICTURE

CD BANDA SONORA PELICULA «LIMBO»

Con Lift Me Up de Bruce

COLUMBIA Sony Music UPC 074646999424

Detailed item info
Album Features
UPC: 074646999424
Format: CD
Release Year: 1999
Record Label: Sony Music Distribution (USA)
Genre: Soundtracks

Track Listing
1. Lift Me Up – Bruce Springsteen
2. Last Frontier
3. Better off Without You – Mary Elizabeth Mastrantonio
4. Inland Passage
5. You Never Can Tell aka C’Est la Vie – Mary Elizabeth Mastrantonio
6. Limbo
7. (Lookin’ For) The Heart of Saturday Night – Mary Elizabeth Mastrantonio
8. My Diary
9. Dimming of the Day – Mary Elizabeth Mastrantonio
10. Attack of the Mutant Guitars – Duke Levine
11. Pas Sale – Loup Garou
12. Electra
13. Loving You Is Hell Enough for Me – Rust Farm
14. White Sky

Details
Playing Time: 38 min.
Producer: Bruce Springsteen, Mason Daring
Distributor: Sony Music Distribution
Recording Type: Studio
Recording Mode: Stereo
SPAR Code: n/a

Album Notes
Original score composed by Mason Daring.Includes liner notes by John Sayles.Personnel: Chris Moore (vocals, mandolin); Duke Levine (guitar); Jimmy Macdonell (accordion); Larry Luddecke (piano); Doug Plavin, Tim Jackson (drums).Audio Mixers: Michael Golub; Toby Scott.Recording information: Daring Studios, Marblehead, MA; Soundtrack Studios, Boston, MA.John Sayles is one of America’s most distinctive filmmakers, and his films often have uniquely compelling soundtracks. The drama/thriller LIMBO (1999) is no exception. It starts off with «Lift Me Up» by Bruce Springsteen, a somber, ethereal ballad in the «Philadelphia» mold, with The Boss’s voice as high and thin as a candle’s flame. Three of the songs here are cover tunes sung by one of the movie’s stars, Mary Elizabeth Mastroantonio, and lest one think, «another actress that thinks she’s a singer,» think again. Her singing is a revelation: strong, assured, womanly rather than girlish, and earthy, in the style of Bonnie Raitt, Marcia Ball and Rory Block. The original music by Mason Daring is sparse and atmospheric, yet grounded by bluesy guitar and down-home dulcimer playing, suiting the film’s Alaskan setting. The album LIMBO makes for a good experience apart from the movie.