Film Works, Vol. 7: Cynical Hysterie Hour John Zorn

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  • Release Date: 08/19/1997
  • Sales Rank: 150,934
  • Label: TZADIK
  • UPC: 702397731528

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Film Works, Vol. 7: Cynical Hysterie Hour

1LISTENHysteric Logo 0:24
2LISTENWalk to Park 2:10
3LISTENCoaster 2 0:47
4LISTENFighting Pirates 0:26
5LISTENYakisoba 1:14
6LISTENCoaster Trip 1:39
7LISTEN1st Hit/2nd Hit 0:27
8LISTENPunk Rock Hero 0:56
9LISTENAbacus Waltz 0:38
10LISTENPunk Rebel/Tsunta's Theme 3:36
11LISTENEnd Title 0:13
12LISTENThrough the Night 1:30
13LISTENHome Sweet Home 1:43
14LISTENMaking Ramen at Midnight 0:32
15LISTENScary Moonlight 1:55
16LISTENMy Favorite Things 2:18
17LISTENOmelet Punk 0:20
18LISTENClassical 0:16
19LISTENStink of an Onion 0:34
20LISTENOnion Samba 0:59
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Cynical Hysterie Hour is John Zorn's music for four animated shorts by Japanese cartoonist Kiriko Kubo. Bursts of TV rock, synth whistles and barks, banjo licks, and sound effects intensify the caffeinated jumping through genre hoops of this slick and cinematically silly music. Clocking in at 25 minutes, this CD's value lies in the fact that it is Zorn's first venture into cartoon music, which he has long revered, and that it was in print on Sony for merely months in 1990 before being yanked out of print, making it the most sought-after rarity of Zorn's recordings. In late 1996, Zorn finally attained the rights for his music, and remastered and re-released the album on his own label, Tzadik. Joslyn Layne, All Music Guide

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