User:Quiddity/List of imaginary soundtracks
A chronological list of conceptual music albums that have been called soundtracks to "Imaginary Movies".
Albums[edit]
- Music for Films - Brian Eno (1978)
- Thing-Fish - Frank Zappa (1984)
- Soundtrack to The Film: Breakfast on the Beach of Deception - Monks of Doom (1987)
- The Money Spyder - The James Taylor Quartet (1987)
- Stinkfist - Jim Thirlwell with Lydia Lunch (1988)
- Cinematique: Themes for Unknown Films Vol. 1 - Paul Haig (1991)
- Spillane - John Zorn (1991)
- ¡Quilombo! - Steroid Maximus (1991)
- Gondwanaland - Steroid Maximus (1992)
- The Tussler – Original Motion Picture Soundtrack - Motorpsycho & Friends (1994)
- Original Soundtracks 1 - Passengers (U2 and Brian Eno) (1995)
- This Film's Crap Let's Slash the Seats - David Holmes (1995)
- The Man with a Suitcase - Chris Joss (1996)
- The Inner Cinema - Soma (1996)
- Oedipus Schmoedipus - Barry Adamson (1996)
- Music from the Unrealized Film Script, Dusk at Cubist Castle - The Olivia Tremor Control (1996)
- Betty Page: Danger Girl - QDK Records (1997)
- As Above So Below - Barry Adamson (1998)
- Betty Page: Jungle Girl - QDK Records (1998)
- Moss Side Story - Barry Adamson (1998)
- The Manacoa Experience - Jess Franco & His B-Band (1998)
- Soul Ecstasy - The Inner Thumb (1999)
- L'anonima Roylcott - Tango Fernandez (1999)
- The Seduction of Claude Debussy - Art of Noise (1999)
- Betty Page: Private Girl - QDK Records (2000)
- Logan's Sanctuary - Roger Joseph Manning Jr. & Brian Reitzell (2000)
- Hidden Cinema Soundtrack - Foehn (2000)
- Plays Lost TV Themes - Stereophonic Space Sound Unlimited (2000)
- Room Tone - David Kristian (2000)
- Music for Imaginary Films - Arling & Cameron (2000)
- Ectopia - Steroid Maximus (2002)
- Before the Light - Ketil Bjornstad (2002)
- Mis Balas Llevan tu Nombre - Carlo Coupé
- Silenzio Violento - Morricone youth (2005)
- Formica Blues – BBC broadcaster Mark Radcliffe listed Formica Blues among his top three albums of 1997, calling it "Atmospheric soundtracks for films that haven't been made yet" (prior to the 1998 release of Great Expectations).[1]
See also[edit]
References[edit]
- ^ Anonymous (December 5, 1997), "The stars in their eyes: We ask pop celebrities for their top three albums of 1997 – and the one they hated most", The Guardian, p. T.026
External links[edit]
Category:Film soundtracks
Category:Lists of albums
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