Darjeeling Limited - Ost

NEW VINYL LP ON UNIVERSAL 2015

180 GRAM VINYL

Record Store Day Exclusive. The soundtrack to Wes Anderson's hit film The Darjeeling Limited makes it to vinyl for the first time. This deluxe pressing is presented on translucent green 180 gram vinyl that not only looks awesome, but also sounds great. The soundtrack itself consists of a mix of classic rock & roll (i.e. The Rolling Stones, The Kinks) juxtaposed against traditional Indian folk and vintage Indian film themes by Bengali filmmaker Satyajit Ray. The combination was the perfect backdrop for the film, and also makes fantastic listening material on and off the screen. Limited to 4900 copies.

Tracklist

1. Where Do You Go To My Lovely (Peter Sarstedt)
2. Title Music from Satyajit Ray's film Jalshagar (Ustad Vilayat Khan)
3. This Time Tomorrow (The Kinks)
4. Title Music from Satyajit Ray's film Teen Kanya (Satyajit Ray)
5. Title Music from Merchant-Ivory's film The Householder (Jyotitindra Moitra)
6. Ruku's Room from Satyajit Ray's film Joi Baba Felunath (Satyajit Ray)
7. Charu's Theme from Satyajit Ray's film Charulata (Satyajit Ray)
8. Title Music from Merchant-Ivory's film Bombay Talkie (Shankar/Jaikishan)
9. Montage from Nityananda Datta's film Baksa Badal (Satyajit Ray)
10. Prayer (Jodphur Sikh Temple Congregation)
11. Farewell To Earnest from Merchant-Ivory's film The Householder (Jyotitindra Moitra)
12. The Deserted Ballroom from Merchant-Ivory's film Shakespeare Wallah (Satyajit Ray)
13. Suite Bergamasque 3 Clair de Lune (Alexis Weissenberg)
14. Typewriter Tip, Tip, Tip from Merchant-Ivory's film Bombay Talkie Sung by Kishore Kumar & Asha Bhosle (Shankar/Jaikishan)
15. Memorial traditional (Narlai Village Troubador)
16. Strangers (The Kinks)
17. Praise Him Traditional (Udaipur Convent School Nuns and Students)
18. Symphony No 7 in A Op 92 Allegro con brio (Fritz Reiner, Chicago Symphony Orchestra)
19. Play With Fire (The Rolling Stones)
20. Arrival In Benaras from Merchant-Ivory's film The Guru (Ustad Vilayat Khan)
21. Powerman (The Kinks)
22. Les Champs Elysees (Joe Dassin)