Scary, scary, fucked up, scary experimental soundtrack from some of the best known avant-garde composers of the 60's and 70's. Peter's bro, Krzysztof Penderecki, contributes a total of four epicly creepy tracks, along with further weirdness from George Crum, Jack Nitzche, Harry Bee, Anton Webern, and Hans Werner Henze. In addition, you get TWO versions of Mike Oldfield's "Tubular Bells", which is practically the "Happy Birthday" of horror movie themes.
Track listing:
1- Iraq - Jack Nitzche
2- Georgetown: Tubular Bells - Mike Oldfield
3- Five Pieces For Orchestra, Op 10 - Anton Webern
4- Polymorphia - Krzysztof Penedrecki
5- String Quartet (1960) - Krzysztof Penedrecki
6- Windharp - Harry Bee
7- Night Of The Electronic Insects - George Crum
8- Kanon For Orchestra And Tape - Krzysztof Penedrecki
9- Tubular Bells - Mike Oldfield
10- Fantasia For Strings - Hans Werner Henze
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Nitzche, Webern, and Crum are all worth checking out. Classic soundtrack from a classic film
ReplyDeleteThanks so much for this soundtrack.
ReplyDeleteGee this movie is just amazing... and the soundtrack is just as good, so freaking creepy. I believe this is the only full color movie that truly scares the hell out of me, and the only black and white one... the masterpiece Nosferatu.
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