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Bernard Herrmann - Taxi Driver (Original Soundtrack Recording) (CD) Loot Price: R91
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Bernard Herrmann - Taxi Driver (Original Soundtrack Recording) (CD)

Bernard Herrmann

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Loot Price R91 Discovery Miles 910

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General

Label: Arista
Release date: September 1998
Performers: Bernard Herrmann
Dimensions: 125 x 142 x 10mm (L x W x T)
Format: CD
Running time: 1 hour, 1 minute
Categories: Music > Soundtracks
LSN: X4F-9S3-970-2
Barcode: 0078221900522

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Disk 1

1 Main Theme
2 Thank God for the Rain
3 Cleaning The Cab
4 I Still Can't Sleep/ They Cannot Touch Her (BETSY'S THEME)
5 Phone Call / I Realize How Much She Is Like The Others/ A St You're Gonna Die In Hell/ Betsy's Theme/ Hitting The Girl
6 The .44 Magnum Is A Monster
7 Getting Into Shape/Listen You Screwheads/Gun Play/Dear Fathe
8 Sport And Iris
9 The $20 Bill/Target Practice
10 Assassination Attempt/ After The Carnage
11 A Reluctant Hero/ Betsy/ End Credits
12 Diary Of A Taxi Driver (ALBUM VERSION)
13 God's Lonely Man (ALBUM VERSION, WITH ALTERNATE ENDING)
14 Theme From Taxi Driver
15 I Work the Whole City
16 Betsy In A White Dress
17 The Days Do Not End
18 Theme From Taxi Driver (Reprise)

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Herrmann's Swan Song...

Mon, 24 Jun 2013 | Review by: Njabulo P.

The music for Martin Scorsese's classic film "Taxi Driver" was composed by Bernard Herrmann, who was once a frequent collaborator of Alfred Hitchcock. This score was very unlike anything that Herrmann had composed before: It is characteristically Jazzy. The music, most notably the saxophone, represents the 'sleaze' of New York City. The music is the very heart and soul of the main character of the film, Travis Bickle (played by Robert De Niro in his most iconic). The first track on the album includes a few takes of the main theme. The last couple of tracks on the album are alternate interpretations of the music, played by different ensembles. One track includes Robert De Niro's dialogue and everything else inbetween is the original score for which Herrmann was posthumously award a BAFTA and nominated for an Academy Award along with "Obsession". The music climaxes right up to the gruesome finale of the film. This, in my opinion, is one of Herrmann's greatest works and anyone interested in film music should pick this up. Interestingly, this was the last film that Bernard Herrmann worked on: He died on the 24th of December 1976 in his sleep, a few hours after he finished recording this music. Enjoy

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The best/most fitting soundtrack ever

Sun, 30 Apr 2023 | Review by: Doomer

Perfect for late nights. Loneliness has followed me my whole life.

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