Taxi Driver: Original Soundtrack Recording [Original recording remastered] [Soundtrack] [Import] [PR]
OST
レーベル： ARIST
CD
発売日： 1998年7月6日(月)
画像： 大 中
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◎曲目リスト
- Main Title
- Thank God for the Rain
- Cleaning the Cab
- I Still Can't Sleep / They Cannot Touch Her (Betsy's Theme)
- Phone Call / I Realize How Much She is Like the Others / A Strange Customer / Watching Palantine on
- The The .44 Magnum is a Monster
- Getting Into Shape / Listen You Screwheads / Gun Play / Dear Father & mother / The Card / Soap Opera
- Sport and Iris
- The The $20 Bill / Target Practice
- Assassination Attempt / After the Carnage
- A A Reluctant Hero - Betsy / End Credits
- Additional Interpretation: Diary of a Taxi Driver (Album Version)
- Additional Interpretation: God's Lonely Man (Album Version, with Alternate Ending)
- Additional Interpretation: Theme from Taxi Driver
- Additional Interpretation: I Work the Whole City
- Additional Interpretation: Betsy in a White Dress
- The Additional Interpretation: The Days Do Not End
- Additional Interpretation: Theme from Taxi Driver [Reprise]
◎レビュー (Amazon)
American composer Bernard Herrmann's last film score was for director Martin Scorsese's (and writer Paul Schrader's) deeply unsettling, Dostoyevskian film noir, Taxi Driver--a portrait of urban alienation that's never been matched. In the slow-motion images of New York City as Dante's Inferno (steam rising into the air to suggest the hellfire below), the orchestral music is ominous and dissonant, a rumble and crash that rises up from the underworld. But Herrmann's other major motif is a slinky, smoldering sax theme that suggests the forbidden pleasures of big-city nightlife--bars and clubs, prostitutes and porno palaces--things Travis Bickle (Robert DeNiro) may himself indulge in, but that give him no pleasure. (In fact, they disgust him.) The soundtrack features a track in which Herrmann's music is played behind bits and pieces of narration from Travis's "diary": "Some day a real rain will come along and sweep all the scum off the streets." Unforgettable music, unforgettable movie. --Jim Emerson
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