Bulworth: The Soundtrack [Explicit Lyrics] [Soundtrack] [Import] [from US]

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Product Details

CD (1998/4/21)
Original Release Date: 1998/4/21
Number of Discs: 1
Format: Explicit Lyrics, Soundtrack, Import, from US
Label: Interscope
Run Time: 108 ��
ASIN: B000001Y4Y
Other Editions: LP Record
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2. Ghetto Supastar That Is What You Are

3. How Come

4. Bulworth (They Talk About It While We Live It)

5. Holiday/12 Scanner

6. Chase

7. Eve of Destruction

8. Maniac in the Brainiac

9. Freak Out

10. Joints & Jam

11. Run

12. Lunatics in the Grass

13. Kill Em Live

14. Bitches Are Hustlers Too

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It's rare to get a soundtrack formatted like this. Two very lengthy suites make the listening experience more akin to a concert performance conducted by the maestro. The score was mostly removed from the movie (don't confuse this with the rap album), which is the reason for it being edited together like this. "Suite One: Bulworth Part 1" is an 18-minute adagio with four notable vocal segments that almost border on gospel fervour. At its end is the disc's only lyric: "Where Is He?". The suite concentrates on depicting Senator Bullworth's suicidal tendencies. Then in "Suite Two" (which is a minute longer--24--than credited), we have all the chase material strung together as the Senator's mistakes follow him. This is Morricone from the Spaghetti genre style of writing, blended with a little of The Untouchables. The cumulative phrase for piano, harpsichord, reed ensemble, guitar, and strings plays at an infectious broken-down series of tempos. Neither suite makes reference to the other. It's an all-round one-off. --Paul Tonks

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