Nick_Cave_And_Warren_Ellis-The_Proposition-OST-CD-FLAC-2005-401

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401

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221,83 MB

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2021-05-10

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     Artist......: Nick Cave And Warren Ellis
     Album.......: The Proposition

     Source......: CD
     Label.......: Mute
     Genre.......: Soundtrack


     Tracks......: 16
     Bitrate.....: 715 kbps avg
     Playtime....: 00:42:16  (230.MB)
     Rls date....: 2021-05-10
     Store date..: 2005-09-27
     Encoder.....: FLAC 1.3.1
     Url.........: http://www.nickcave.com/



     01 Happy Land                                                       1:36
     02 The Proposition #1                                               3:24
     03 Road To Banyon                                                   1:40
     04 Down To The Valley                                               3:48
     05 Moan Thing                                                       2:46
     06 The Rider #1                                                     1:15
     07 Martha's Dream                                                   3:07
     08 Gun Thing                                                        4:28
     09 Queenie's Suite                                                  3:30
     10 The Rider #2                                                     2:59
     11 The Proposition #2                                               2:42
     12 Sad Violin Thing                                                 0:50
     13 The Rider #3                                                     1:08
     14 The Proposition #3                                               2:59
     15 The Rider Song                                                   2:30
     16 Clean Hands, Dirty Hands                                         3:34



     To accompany the film adaptation of his own screenplay for the outback
     Western THE PROPOSITION, revered Australian singer/songwriter Nick Cave
     enlisted his occasional Bad Seeds bandmate, Warren Ellis, to create the
     moody score. Given the movie's dark, gritty tone, these compositions are
     appropriately haunting and elegiac, with Ellis's plaintive violin lines
     meshing hypnotically with Cave's spare piano work and occasional vocal
     contributions. A darkly beautiful album that will appeal to Nick Cave fans
     as well as fans of Ellis's other group, the Dirty Three, this evocative
     soundtrack makes for a fascinating example of musical storytelling.

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