Fear & Loathing In Las Vegas CD

Disc 1

Song Title

1. Combination Of The Two - Big Brother & The Holding Company ~ Original Soundtrack

2. One Toke Over The Line - Brewer & Shipley ~ Original Soundtrack

3. She's A Lady - Tom Jones ~ Original Soundtrack

4. For Your Love - The Yardbirds ~ Original Soundtrack

5. White Rabbit - Jefferson Airplane ~ Original Soundtrack

6. Drug Score, A (Part 1: Acid Spill) - Tomotasu Hotei/Ray Cooper ~ Original Soundtrack

7. Get Together - The Youngbloods ~ Original Soundtrack

8. Mama Told Me Not To Come - Three Dog Night ~ Original Soundtrack

9. Stuck Inside of Mobile With The Memphis Blues Again - Bob Dylan ~ Original Soundtrack

10. Time Is Tight - Booker T. & The MG's ~ Original Soundtrack

11. Magic Moments - Perry Como ~ Original Soundtrack

12. Drug Score, A (Part 2: Adrenochrome, The Devil's Dance) - Tomoyasu Hotei/Ray Cooper ~ Original Soundtrack

13. Tammy - Debbie Reynolds ~ Original Soundtrack

14. Drug Score, A (Part 3: Flashbacks) - Tomoyasu Hotei/Ray Cooper ~ Original Soundtrack

15. Expecting To Fly - Buffalo Springfield ~ Original Soundtrack

16. Viva Las Vegas - The Dead Kennedys ~ Original Soundtrack

Notes & Personnel Info
	Audio Mixer: Andre Jacquemin.
	Recording information: Air-Edel, London, England.
	Editor: Kevin Lane.
	Photographer: Peter Mountain.
	Another in a series of wildly eclectic compilation soundtracks (see THE BIG LEBOWSKI). It's not often that one can sample Bob Dylan, Tom Jones and Perry Como all on one disc. Yet the effect is not all that disparate, thanks in part to the brief spoken excerpts from Hunter Thompson's gonzo screed on which the film is based. Given the drug-drenched nature of the narrative, the selections are skewed to tried-and-true hippie psychedelic classics ( "White Rabbit", "Expecting To Fly"), except for Como's "Magic Moments" and Debbie Reynolds' "Tammy," which veer towards the surreal.
	Of course, Tom Jones ' "She's A Lady" is a little more appropriate, given the Las Vegas setting. Composers Tomoyasu Hotei and Ray Cooper also provide "A Drug Score," an effective 3-part acid freak jam scattered throughout the disc. The whole goofy trip ends with The Dead Kennedys' thrashing cover of "Viva Las Vegas." Given the proto-punk ethos of Hunter Thompson's writing and its roots in West Coast psychedelia , this surprise appearance by San Francisco's witty homegrown punks makes a twisted kind of sense.
Producer: Terry Gilliam; Ray Cooper
Engineer: Rupert Coulson

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	Original Soundtrack

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Fear & Loathing In Las Vegas (1998)