Babel [Original Soundtrack] (CD) You Can CHOOSE BRAND NEW WITH OR WITHOUT A CASE

Description: You Can CHOOSE BRAND NEW WITH OR WITHOUT A CASEUSE THE drop-down box to choose the BRAND NEW CD with or without the plastic caseChoose with the Case (BRAND NEW SEALED) and we ship by MEDIA MAIL with trackingChoose without the Case and we ship by First Class Letter Mail (no tracking)Both options include the NEW CD & the BACK AND FRONT Cover Art & INSERTSTrack ListingsDisc: 11 Tazarine2 Tu Me Acostumbraste - Chavela Vargas3 Medley: September/The Joker - Fatboy Slim4 Medley: Deportation/Iguazu5 World Citizen - I Won't Be Disappointed/Looped Piano - Ryuichi Sakamoto6 Cumbia Sobre El Rio - Control Machete7 Hiding It8 Masterpiece - RIP SLYME9 Desert Bus Ride10 Medley: Bibo No Aozora/Endless Flight/Babel - Ryuichi Sakamoto11 Tribal12 Para Que Regreses - El Chapo De Sinaloa13 Babel - Nortec Collective14 Amelia Desert Morning15 Jugo A La Vida - Los Tucanes De Tijuana16 Breathing Soul17 The Blinding SunDisc: 21 Only Love Can Conquer Hate - Ryuichi Sakamoto2 El Panchangon - Los Incomparables3 Two Worlds, One Heart4 The Phone Call5 Gekkoh - Susumu Yokota6 The Catch7 Mujer Hermosa - Los Incomparables8 Into the Wild9 Look Inside10 The Master11 Oh My Juliet! - Takashi Fujii12 Prayer13 El Besito Cachicurris - Daniel Luna14 Walking In Tokyo15 The Visitors - Hamza El Din16 Morning Pray17 Mi Adoracion - Agua Caliente18 The Skin Of the Earth19 Bibo No Aozora/04 - Ryuichi SakamotoEditorial ReviewsProduct description2CD -- Music composed by Gustavo Santaolla with tracks from Ryuichi Sakamoto, David Sylvian, Fatboy Slim As its title suggests, Mexican director Alejandro González Iñárritu's film revolves around the transcultural difficulties of human communication. But the linguistic dysfunction that drives the film's characters towards causal connection and inevitable tragedy has paradoxically inspired just the opposite on this adventurous musical mélange of a soundtrack. The meditative, often hypnotic fretboard inventions of Iñárritu's previous soundtrack collaborator, Argentine composer Gustavo Santaolalla (a 2005 Oscar winner for Brokeback Mountain), serve as the restless soul of interlocking plots in the film, the final chapter of a fatalistic trilogy that also includes the Santaolalla-scored Amores Perros and 21 Grams. But on this expanded, double-disc collection, the South American composer's culture-bending film cues (including mastery of indigenous Arab stringed instruments and incorporating field recordings of Moroccan tribal music) also serve as artistic axes, reflective anchor points for a pop collection that's as ambitious and far-ranging as the film itself. While the "music from and inspired by" tag often indicates cynical record company marketing schemes, here it's an invitation to transcultural musical adventure that links Santaolalla's North African musical conjuring with the contemporary styles of Japan (the atmospherics of Ryuichi Sakamoto and Susumu Yolota, Shinichi Osawa's sly Earth, Wind & Fire/Fatboy Slim mashup, the teen pop of Takashi Fujii's "Oh My Juliet") and Tijuana (a generous sampling of effusive Norteño that includes Los Incomparables, Daniel Luna, and Agua Caliente). --Jerry McCulley

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