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| 3:19 Bande Originale du Film | 
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Sales Rank: 93623
Category: Music
Artist: Robin Guthrie
Publisher: Darla Records
Studio: Darla Records
Manufacturer: Darla Records
Label: Darla Records
Format: Soundtrack
Media: Audio CD
Discs: 1
Shipping Weight (lbs): 0.2
Dimensions (in): 5.5 x 5 x 0.3
MPN: 213
UPC: 708527021323
EAN: 0708527021323
ASIN: B001DQYC86
Release Date: October 7, 2008
Availability: Usually ships in 1-2 business days
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| Tracks:
| • | 3: 19 (Intro) | | • | Alma | | • | Cuanto Tiempo? | | • | Alma | | • | En Mi Punto, En Ti Punto, Y Miy en Ti Punto | | • | lisa@dixo.com | | • | Lucia's Lament | | • | Explaining the Game | | • | A La Eternidad.... | | • | 3: 19 (Outro) |
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Album Description
Limited edition of 3000 in digipak. 3:19 is the title of the original soundtrack recording by Robin Guthrie for the acclaimed Spanish film of the same name. This is the former Cocteau Twins Guitarist's second soundtrack following Mysterious Skin and it features all the trademark Guthrie, ethereal soundscape you'd expect. This time, however, Robin has added piano, just a bit a strings and a few sound effects that nicely communicate the film's mood.
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Robin Guthrie & Cocteau Twins fans are in for a superb treat! November 2, 2008
1 out of 1 found this review helpful
This absolutely gorgeous music by Robin Guthrie will make his fans (and fans of his original group, Cocteau Twins) want to hit the "replay" button over and over. Although written as a movie soundtrack, the songs play out perfectly on their own, without sounding like incidental music or background music. Guthrie is well known for his lush, dreamy guitar work and this CD is ethereal and delivers what his fans love- but it never becomes too sleepy. I know that a lot of Cocteau Twins fans will listen to this and pine for the days when Liz Frazier was singing with the dreamscapes that Guthrie creates- but give this CD a good listen, hit play again, and soon you will completely forget that Frazier is absent. Guthrie is a master at writing and performing his solo work- imagine the Cocteau Twins music in a more pure, distilled form that hits home in a refreshing way. If you like this CD, be sure to check out the superb "Mysterious Skin" soundtrack that Guthrie also performed. Both of his soundtracks are little-known masterpieces. I can't wait to hear what Robin will share with us next....
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