Various - Lost In Translation (Music From The Motion Picture Soundtrack) flac mp3 download

Various Soundtrack Downtempo Post Rock Experimental Ambient 2003 US

Title:

Lost In Translation (Music From The Motion Picture Soundtrack)

Musician:

Various

Style:

Soundtrack, Downtempo, Post Rock, Experimental, Ambient

Released:

2003

Country:

MP3 album size:

1845 mb

FLAC album size:

1952 mb

Other formats:

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Genre:

Electronic / Rock / Stage & Screen

Rating:

4.1 ✪

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Tracklist Hide Credits

A1	–No Artist	Intro / Tokyo Featuring – Yellow GenerationFeaturing [Sound Design] – Richard Beggs	0:34
A2	–Kevin Shields	City Girl Drums – Brian Reitzell	3:48
A3	–Brian Reitzell & Roger Joseph Manning Jr.	Shibuya Featuring [Sound Design] – Richard Beggs	3:26
A4	–Sébastien Tellier	Fantino	3:12
A5	–Kevin Shields	Goodbye	2:32
A6	–Death In Vegas	Girls	4:26
A7	–Squarepusher	Tommib	1:20
A8	–Phoenix	Too Young	3:18
B1	–Happy End	Kaze Wo Atsumete	4:06
B2	–Brian Reitzell & Roger Joseph Manning Jr.	On The Subway	1:10
B3	–Kevin Shields	Ikebana	1:38
B4	–My Bloody Valentine	Sometimes	5:19
B5	–AIR	Alone In Kyoto	4:47
B6	–Kevin Shields	Are You Awake? Drums – Brian Reitzell	1:35
B7	–The Jesus And Mary Chain	Just Like Honey	2:37

Credits

Engineer – Brian Reitzell (tracks: A2, A5, B3, B6), Bryan Mills (tracks: A2, A5, B3, B6), John Brown* (tracks: A2, A5, B3, B6), Kevin Shields (tracks: A2, A5, B3, B6), Rob Kirwan (tracks: A2, A5, B3, B6)
Executive-Producer – Brian Reitzell
Mastered By – Bill Inglot, Dan Hersch
Mixed By – Justin Stanley (tracks: A3, B2), Nigel Godrich (tracks: B5)

Notes

"Intro / Tokyo" contains samples from the following tracks by Yellow Generation under license from Defstar Records Inc.
"Lost Generation" written by Sora Izumikawa.
"Kitakaze To Taiyo" written by Miki Watanabe.
"Carpe Diem - Ima Konoshunkanwo Ikiru" written by Akinori Kumata.
All lyrics by Masato Ochi.

Barcode and Other Identifiers

Barcode: 607217706819

Other versions

Category	Artist	Title (Format)	Label	Category	Country	Year
EMN7068-2	Various	Lost In Translation (Music From The Motion Picture Soundtrack) ‎(CD, Album)	Emperor Norton	EMN7068-2	US	2003
ENR 70681	Various	Lost In Translation (Music From The Motion Picture Soundtrack) ‎(LP, Comp, Ltd)	Emperor Norton	ENR 70681	US	2003
V2KP 117068, EMN 7068	Various	Lost In Translation (Music From The Motion Picture Soundtrack) ‎(LP, Comp, P/Unofficial, Ora)	Not On Label, Emperor Norton	V2KP 117068, EMN 7068	Japan	2008
ENR 70682	Various	Lost In Translation (Music From The Motion Picture Soundtrack) ‎(CD, Album, Comp)	Emperor Norton	ENR 70682	US	2003
V2KP 117068, EMN 7068	Various	Lost In Translation (Music From The Motion Picture Soundtrack) ‎(LP, Comp, P/Unofficial, Gre)	Not On Label, Emperor Norton	V2KP 117068, EMN 7068	Japan	2008

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Reviews:

zzzachibis

This is indeed not a very good pressing. I had the pleasure of speaking with the former head of Emperor Norton, who admitted the release wasn’t up to their usual standard. They had been working on the soundtrack for some months, and unfortunately he happened to be traveling for work when this was finally pressed and tested - unbeknownst to him. It was pressed in the Czech Republic, and by the time he got back from his work trip, his colleagues had approved the pressing and ordered a full run without his okay or permission. He still regrets not having had the chance to quality control this release and told me it was an embarrassment for the label. Unfortunately he doesn’t think it will be reissued anytime soon, as the licensing for the songs was difficult to obtain and was only made possible because they were a small label with some friendly connections in the industry. It’s really a shame as this is such a great, classic soundtrack.

Marige

i had the original pressing and from day 1 it had so much noises and a very bad mastering (like the jamie XX record for example), so after 2 years i decided to sell it, the sleeve prevented me from doing it earlier... ;)

Gavigamand

Anyone else find the pressing on the original vinyl release not that great ?

Perdana

I find the original pressing to be a little noisey. It does sound good, just could have been better. Quiet parts and song transitions especially have some noise. I have a recent bootleg, the clear vinyl version, as well which sound surprisingly great. Overall I can tell the OG sounds better deep down, and the cover is much nicer quality. But might be happy with just the bootleg. A phenomenal soundtrack either way. Just want to enjoy it.

JoJoshura

Just picked up a pristine copy of this for £45 and wondering if what I have is too good to be true. Anyone heard of any bootleg copies of this US pressing on black vinyl? I know about the Japanese bootlegs but my copy has the barcode and serial number of this original US pressing.

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