RE: nels cline / hidden treasures

["Curbie" <curbfeeler@transworld-lax.com>]

The 2 Movie soundtracks were "landscapes ambience" in
most parts but there were structured songs with jazz-punk
colors also.
I don't think they are available in CD's or that I don't know
of any releases in just the movie soundtracks themselves,
as "Hard Drive" was direct to Video and Welcome, Said the Angel
was a foreign film (French).

Check out your local Blockbuster or Video rental.
I'm confident you'll find both without difficulty.
I'm sorry I can't describe in more details but it will be worth
the rental just to hear how he scores the "incidental" music
through out the movies.

Curbie

-----Original Message-----
From: Gamine70@aol.com [mailto:Gamine70@aol.com]
Sent: Monday, December 06, 1999 11:09 AM
To: Loopers-Delight@annihilist.com
Subject: RE: nels cline / hidden treasures


Could you tell me what the music sounds like on these releases I guess this
is actually a rather vague request. What's the instrumentation like and how
do the pieces compare to his other compositions. Were these soundtracks 
ever
released as cds or vinyl? I'm very curious as to  how nels dealt with
scoring a movie.
any info would be great.

matt
> For those who seek more less known but brilliant works,
> check out:
>
>     Hard Drive (movie soundtrack, circa 1993)
>     Welcome, Said the Angel (also a movie soundtrack, French)
>
>
> I think they are both available in your local video store.
>
> Curbie