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Savages: Release Notes: Muze Personnel: Adam del Monte, Jon Krimstock, Bryson Jacobs (guitar); Eun Mee Ahn, Alyssa Park, Serena McKinney, Irina Voloshina, Nina Evtuhov, Katia Popov, Aimee Kreston, Ana Landauer, Neil Samples, Helen Nightengale, Phillip Levy, Amy Hershberger, Marc Sazer, Jay Rosen, Josefina Vergara, Kevin Connolly, Jessica E. Guideri, Lisa Sudon, Richard Altenbach, Jacqueline Brand, Bruce Dukov, Julie Gigante, Natalie Leggett, Sara Parkins, Sarah Thornblade, Darius Campo, Dimitrie Leivici, Endre Granat (violin); Shawn Mann, Thomas Diener, Victoria Miskolczy, Luke Maurer, Matihew Funes, Robert Brophy, Brian Dembow, Jennie Hansen, Dave Walther, Alma Fernandez, Darrin McCann, Andrew Duckles (viola); Eric Bradley (whistle); Arturo Sandoval (trumpet); Daniel Kelley, David Duke , James Thatcher, Yvonne Moriarty, Mark Adams , Brian O'Connor (horns); Thomas Lindgren (keyboards); Mac Quayle (percussion, programming); Satnam Ramgotra (percussion); TJ Lindgren, Stephen Hilton (programming).Audio Mixer: Alan Meyerson.Recording information: Eastwood Scoring Stage, Warner Bros. Studios.Arranger: TJ Lindgren.When it came to original compositions, director Oliver Stone tapped his South of the Border collaborator Adam Peters to score Savages, his adaptation of Don Winslow's 2010 best-selling crime novel. Best known for his orchestrations and cello playing on Echo & the Bunnymen's seminal 1984 album Ocean Rain (and elsewhere in film with Crazy, Stupid, Love., Rango, and I Love You, Phillip Morris), Peters combines electric cello and analog synths with dusty guitars and motorik beats to lend the film a cool, modern-meets-classic sonic backdrop. Elsewhere on the soundtrack, Stone's music supervisor Budd Carr (Platoon, Wall Street, Wall Street: Money Never Sleeps, The Doors) compiled an eclectic collection of songs to capture the film's story of Southern California marijuana growers whose idyllic lives are turned upside down when a Mexican cartel demands to form a business relationship with them. Some of the choices, like Peter Tosh's anthem to lighting up on "Legalize It" and Bob Dylan's tale of outlaw lovers on the run across the border with "Romance in Durango," are a bit on the nose, but find balance with more contemporary and less utilized selections such as Cut Copy's breezy, glam-like "Where I'm Going" and Bruce Lash's flamenco-tinged take on Talking Heads' "Psycho Killer" to serve as musical snapshots of the film's opposing forces.
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TRACK LISTINGS
Disc 1
1 Neptune's Net (2:05)
2 Cartel Theme (0:42)
3 Where I'm Going (3:34)
4 Romantic Theme (2:04)
5 Legalize It (4:38)
6 Mandala (4:01)
7 Hijack in the Desert (3:16)
8 Quien es el Patron? (3:25)
9 Romance in Durango (5:44)
10 Whipping (1:52)
11 Paradise Circus (8:05)
12 Psycho Killer (4:27)
13 Miles de Pasajeros: Iguazu/Borges y Paraguay/Miles de Pasajeros/Miles d (4:25)
14 Eternity's Sunrise (10:46)
15 Dust Bowl (1:54)
16 Do Ya (3:55)
17 Here Comes the Sun (3:05)
18 Savages...Force of Nature (3:12)
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