Donon Darco (2001): A selection of steep soundtracks ...
Soundtrack from the film "Donon Darco" - Psychological thriller from Richard Kelly is a selection of a first-class sound! The film itself came out in 2001. He tells about the incredible adventures of the main character, which is looking for meaning and significance of its disturbing visions related to the vessel. Donnie Darco is a rather strange film, but it can be understood if you really see him from beginning to end at least once (well or two).
Music from it is something as strange, but at the same time vibrating with the film. When creating a soundtrack is better if it sounds like something that can drive you crazy (if you listen to it too long). At the same time, the entire premise of this film is that Donnie affects a large number of people in their own words and actions throughout history ... Anxiety is inevitable, because Donnie does seem like a very restless young man. But some way this film became a cult classic and is one of those whom people will be happy to speak decades ...
The following are first-class tracks from the Soundtrack "Donon Darco": Enjoy Your Listening! Immersion in the gloomy world of psychological thriller is provided to you ...
"NEVER TEAR US APART" (INXS)
NEVER TEAR US APART - inxs heartfelt ballad. The composition is designed in the style of a modern Vienna Waltz. Sound is filled with synthesizers and dramatic pauses ... At the end of the track, we can hear the magnificent Saxophone Solo of Kirk Pengilli ... Based on the cover notes "Shine Like It Does: The Anthology", it can be assumed that the song was originally written for piano as a blues room. However, the producer Chris Thomas suggested an arrangement based on the synthesizer!HEAD OVER HEELS (Tears for Fears)
In fact, it is a romanticized ballad of love. In addition, it is one of the simplest tracks ever recorded by Tears for Fears. The insightful ballad, which at the end becomes a little perverted ... The track had an international success, hitting the top 40 of several countries!
"UNDER THE MILKY WAY" (The Church)
This single successfully complemented not only the film, but also the Fifth Studio Album Rock band The Church! The author of the composition was the bassist and lead vocalist Steve Kilby (the song was written along with his then girl Karin Jansson). "UNDER THE MILKY WAY" entered the top 40 of several countries, which made it an international hit! At the 1989 ARIA Music Awards Awards, the track was recognized by the Single of the Year ..."Notorious" (Duran Duran)
Trek "Notorious", and rather his way out, marked the debut of the trio of Duran Duran, as Andy and Roger Taylor left the band by the time. In fact, it was a certain extent reflected on the mood of the track ... as a trio, they enlisted the support of Niz Rogers, who took over the duties of the producer. His funki influences are obvious throughout the song. In addition, he played a guitar.
"Stay" (Ohingo Boingo)
Before the Album Boingo Alive brought a group to the top of the charts, Oingo Boingo enjoyed a limited success in Brazil ... As part of the album, the light saw "Stay" - a stunning composition and one of the main hits of the outgoing 80s ... It is this track and prompted Polygram Records (Brazilian MCA representative) release a collection for a group using the Hit's name! That's really unexpected success ..."Love Will Tear US Apart" (Joy Division)
Love Will Tear US Apart is the famous Hit Rock Group Joy Division, released in the middle of the 80th year as a single single. It is noteworthy that the lyrics are inspired by the family problems of Vocalist Jan Kortis and his stubborn fighting with mental problems ... The track saw the world a month after the tragic death of the musician ...
Kertis's suicide influenced the growth of Joy Division fame. Later the group will begin to perform under the name of New Order. As for the song, "Love Will Tear US Apart" has become platinum in the UK, more than 600,000 copies were sold.
"The Killing Moon" (Echo & The Bunnymen)
This song has a very interesting, and at the same time a pretty simple story! As the legend says, one beautiful morning, Jan McCalloh woke up, and in his head he was spinning the phrase "Fate against Your Will." Later he told:MAD WORLD (Michael Andrews and Gary Julce)
Roland Orzabal wrote Mad World on an acoustic guitar when he was 19 years old! The inspiration source served as "Girls on Film" of the Duran Duan groups. Orsabal also wanted to independently fulfill his creation, but all attempts turned out to be failed ... then Kurt Smith came to the rescue! His sound turned out to be perfect ... "Suddenly it was awesome," said ORZABAL subsequently. As for the film, Michael Andrews and Gary Julce performed this song for Donko Darco. Their version has become the number one in Britain!
"For Whom The Bell Tolls" (Steve Baker & Carmen Daye)
Well, we will finish our selection of an extraordinarily beautiful composition in the performance of Steve Baker and Carmen Day ... Unfortunately, there are few track about the track. However, it did not become less popular from this!