The title of the disc is a reference by pianist and jazz persona Evan Lurie to a period during which he composed a number of scores for low-budget films. Many of these are represented here, including Danny Leiner's Layin' Low, which has a reflective, smoky jazz score that rolls with a strong vibraphone jive, and New York University student Hannah Weyer's The Salesman and Other Adventures, which is backed by a clarinet and cello duet exuding both longing and pensiveness. The disc also contains "Cut Trees," a heartbreaking solo piano piece that was originally slated--but not used--for Steve Buscemi's Trees Lounge. This collection is a shining example of how small and unusual orchestral arrangements can produce riveting soundtracks. --Michael Woodring
How I Spent My Vacation,Evan Lurie,Tzadik,Film Music,Modern Creative,Pop,Soundtrack,Soundtracks & Film Scores
Music Review:
- Inferno: The Complete Motion Picture Soundtrack Recording [Original recording remastered] [Soundtrack] [Import] [Extra tracks]
- Infinite Ryvius OST V.1 [Import]
- King Kong [Soundtrack]
- Last Tango In Paris: Original MGM Motion Picture Soundtrack [Soundtrack]
- Laws of Attraction (Score) [Soundtrack]
- Little Shop of Horrors [Soundtrack]
- Live in Concert
- Logan's Run & Coma (Score) [Soundtrack] [Import]
- Macross Song Collection 2002 [Import]
- Mame (1974 Movie Soundtrack) (Rhino Handmade) [Soundtrack]
Music Review
Massenet: Thaïs; Beethoven: Trio in Ef Op20
Gold & Silver- Music of Franz Lehar
Nukleuz Presentz: International Big Room Tunes [Import]
Nothin' More to Say [CD-single]
Last Summer Dance Live [Import]
