Get Carter [Remastered] Roy Budd

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  • Release Date: 01/02/2006
  • Original Release: 1971
  • Sales Rank: 85,881
  • Label: CASTLE US
  • UPC: 823107206928
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Get Carter [Remastered]

1LISTENIntro 0:32
2Dialogue 0:16
3LISTENMain Theme - Carter Takes a Train 2:59
4Dialogue 0:30
5LISTENLooking for Someone 2:35
6LISTENDialogue - The Race Track 1:24
7LISTENSomething on My Mind 4:13
8LISTENDialogue 0:45
9LISTENGetting Nowhere in a Hurry 3:08
10LISTENDialogue 1:01
11LISTENThe Girl in the Car 2:23
12LISTENDialogue 2:05
13LISTENLove Is a Four Letter Word 2:39
14LISTENDialogue 0:35
15LISTENLivin' Should Be This Way 3:16
16Dialogue 0:18
17LISTENManhunt 2:50
18LISTENDialogue 1:20
19LISTENGoodbye Eric! 0:45
20LISTENGoodbye Carter! 3:37
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Excepting only the work of the great Lalo Schifrin, Roy Budd's Get Carter was the best theme in the lucrative world of spy/gangster/heist soundtracks from the late '60s and early '70s. Underpinning the tense strength of director Mike Hodges' film about a hit man turned avenging angel, the film's main theme ("Carter Takes a Train") is a paranoid, hallucinatory title that deftly played up the menace of Michael Caine's character. Interested parties who've only heard the legend of Get Carter, however, may not find much else to interest them; those who've seen it can carry a bit more, but most of these tracks are titles to a film, and don't escape the period feel. The fine collections Rebirth of the Budd or Buddism are both better purchases toward understanding the brilliance of Roy Budd. John Bush, All Music Guide

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