Laurie Anderson - The Interview From The Film Soundtrack To Home Of The Brave
Singer: Laurie AndersonTitle: The Interview From The Film Soundtrack To Home Of The Brave
Label: Warner Bros. Records – WBMS 134-2
Series: The Warner Bros. Music Show –
Type: 2 x Vinyl, LP, Promo
Country: US
Date of released: 1986
Category: Non-Music, Stage & Screen
Style: Interview, Soundtrack, Promotional
Size MP3 zip: 1294 mb
Size FLAC zip: 1414 mb
Rating: 4.3✭
Format: MP3 AHX APE WMA XM MP1 MMF DXD FLAC
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- 1294 downloads at 32 mb/s
FLAC version
Tracklist
| Side One | ||
| A | Language Is A Virus, White Lily, Late Show [Excerpts] | 13:50 |
| Side Three | ||
| B | Sharkey's Night, Radar, Langue D'Amour [Excerpts] | 13:52 |
| Side Two | ||
| C | Talk Normal, Smoke Ring [Excerpts] | 13:55 |
| Side Four | ||
| D | Kokoku, Sharkey's Day, Credit Racket [Excerpts] | 13:36 |
Credits
- Mastered By – Terry Dunavan
- Producer – Laurie Anderson
- Producer, Engineer – Leanne Ungar
Notes
The Warner Bros. Music Show for this month features an exclusive, in-depth interview with performance artist, musician, movie maker Laurie Anderson. In this hour-long program Laurie talks about the making of the film "The Home Of The Brave", the subsequent soundtrack lp (on Warner Bros. Records and Tapes), and her views on life and music in general.It's a very entertaining piece, consisting of parts of the eight tracks on the lp, interspersed with appropriate asides from Laurie about them. It's a must-listen for her record fan and those who intend to see the forthcoming film of the same name.
The two-record set has about fifteen minutes on each side, with Sides One and Three and Side Two and Four arranged so that the next side can be cued up on the second turntable for easy segue. There is ample room at every fifteen minute for a commercial message, a station ID or whatever.
There is no voice-over intro or outro on any of the segments, so we encourage that your announcer on duty use the copy printed on the back side of this jacket. That way, too, it will give the program an "in-house" produced feel.
(original text on front cover)
