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The Man Who Fell to Earth (Original Soundtrack Recording) (Deluxe Box Set) by Man Who Fell to Earth / O.S.T. (Record, 2016)
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About this product
Product Identifiers
Record LabelHip-O Records, HiPP
UPC0602547992178
eBay Product ID (ePID)16046034761
Product Key Features
FormatRecord
Release Year2016
GenreSoundtrack
ArtistMan Who Fell to Earth / O.S.T.
Release TitleThe Man Who Fell to Earth (Original Soundtrack Recording) (Deluxe Box Set)
Dimensions
Item Height1.05 in
Item Weight4.02 lb
Item Length12.75 in
Item Width12.64 in
Additional Product Features
Number of Tracks20
Country/Region of ManufactureUnited States
TracksPoker Dice [From "The Man Who Fell to Earth" Original Motion Picture], Blueberry Hill, Jazz II, The Planets Op. 32 Venus the Bringer of Peace, Boys from the South, 33 1/3, Rhumba Boogie, Try to Remember, Mandala [From "The Man Who Fell to Earth" Original Motion Picture], America, Wind Words, Jazz, Poker Dice [From "The Man Who Fell to Earth" Original Motion Picture], Jazz II, Boys from the South, 33 1/3, Rhumba Boogie, Mandala [From "The Man Who Fell to Earth" Original Motion Picture], America, Wind Words
Number of Discs4
NotesDeluxe boxset contains the double vinyl LP pressing, the double CD edition, a poster, production stills and a coffee table book containing the story of the soundtrack. Original soundtrack to the 1976 motion picture released to coincide with the 40th anniversary of the film's release. While David Bowie didn't contribute any music to the film, the soundtrack features the work of John Phillips of The Mamas and The Papas fame (who composed specifically for the film), and Stomu Yamash'ta. This is the first audio release of the music. Though an album was promised on Bowie's then-label RCA in 1976, it never materialized for a variety of reasons. That story is explored in the book that accompanies this release. Paolo Hewitt and film editor Graeme Clifford provide the liner notes.
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