This is Elmer Bernstein's soundtrack for the 1975 film Report to the Commissioner. Includes cover scans.
In a first for this site, this album is presented in FLAC format. That means great sound quality, but it also means big ass files. Close to 400 MB worth. To those of you opposed to FLAC, I'll work on a 320 MP3 version and get it up tomorrow. But for any of you who can't wait can just download these and, if necessary, convert them quickly and easily using a program like Foobar2000.
Track listing
1. Bo (01:05)
2. Main Title (01:12)
3. Untitled (01:56)
4. 3M1 (01:13)
5. 3M3/4M1 (02:39)
6. Know It (01:44)
7. Big Stick (03:07)
8. No Way Out (02:35)
9. False Time (02:42)
10. Street Walk (02:40)
11. Bo’s Walk (00:55)
12. Times Square Gospel (02:46)
13. Post Time (00:41)
14. Watch And Wait (01:32)
15. Joey’s Chase (03:08)
16. Stick Chase (03:45)
17. Confrontation (00:35)
18. Waiting (00:30)
19. Save Bo (01:22)
20. 12M3 (01:05)
21. 13M1 (00:45)
22. Crawl (02:36)
BONUS TRACKS:
23. Source (Stereo) (03:06)
24. Over The Hump (Stereo) (02:54)
25. 10M1 (Stereo) (02:55)
26. Loving You Gets Better With Time (03:44)
27. Frame Of Mind (02:59)
28. Changes (06:24)
Total Duration: 01:02:35
Credit to the original ripper/uploader.
4 comments:
Hello
Could You tell me from which movie is that scrren WITH WOMAN ON THE ROOF? Black and white.
And do You have more HEAVE-METAL magazines? I see only from 1982-thank you, but maybe do You have more?
It's from a Czechoslovakia movie called Kdo chce zabít Jessii? (Who Wants To Kill Jessie?).
I don't have any more Heavy Metal at the moment, but there are a ton of issues over at The Comic Vault
The first part has some great stuff in it, but for some reason when I downloaded the second part, it contained the very same tracks, so the rar ended at "Bo's Walk" and then I got a couple of errors. Has there been a mistake? Regardless, thanks very much for this.
i wanted this soundtrack because it contains the vernon busch nyc dance classic from 1975, "changes" but the sound is tooooo loud, whoever ripped this needs a hearing exam, and a lesson about mid level volume control.
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