Aguirre Videos

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We're doing something crazy, and launching another little series here on Cinematical: Serious Scores. You're a smart bunch, so I imagine you've already figured out that the goal isn't to highlight our favorite bank heists, but to praise the creme de la creme of cinema's soundtracks. Hopefully, you'll find something new for your iPod, rediscover a lost favorite, or appreciate a piece along with us. Technically, Werner Herzog's Aguirre: The Wrath of God doesn't have an official soundtrack. The entire score was recorded by the German progressive band Popol Vuh (the first of many collaborations they did with Herzog), and was released as an album in 1975, with a 2004 re-release. Only two tracks were actually used in the film: Aguirre I and Aguirre II. If you disdain the rest of their Krautrock, the magic of iTunes and Amazon allows you to buy them individually. Now you can put them on a playlist, set them to repeat, and go as mad as Aguirre himself. Hints of madness aside, Aguirre I and II are pretty incredible pieces of music and were raved about in the 1970s. I think the music is just as powerful today, even if Moog synthesizers seem to have fallen out of favor. It's hypnotic and eerie, and so very evocative of that torpid jungle journey. Never have native panpipes sounded as frantic and terrified. I've embedded Aguirre I below the jump, but I highly recommend spending the $0.99 so you can download it to something hand-held and listen to it in the dark. Filed under: Music & Musicals, FandomContinue reading Serious Scores: 'Aguirre: The Wrath of God' Permalink | Email this | Comments

Eva Amaral y Juan Aguirre acaban de finiquitar dos años de gira de forma triunfal, con cinco noches de lleno en el Circo Price madrileño. Pero el trabajo sigue y, en pocos días, Amaral embarcarán con destino Cono Sur para actuar en Argentina y Chile. Luego, vuelta a casa, maleta nueva y primeras incursiones europeas. Después, retiro durante una temporada para componer, ensayar y grabar su sexto disco de estudio. También para disfrutar un poco de la vida, que no todo va a ser currelo. Antes de que todo eso suceda –y en previsión de una agenda más asfixiante que apretada– Juan sacó tiempo de debajo de las piedras para cumplir con la palabra dada. Hacía tiempo que le esperábamos y por fin pudimos recibirle a la sombra del cocotero para compartir canciones, hablar del novísimo "La barrera del sonido" y mantener agradable charla entre daiquiri y daiquiri. Quedamos contentos y muy agradecidos. LA ISLA DE ENCANTA 280 Martes 3 de noviembre de 2009, de 15.00 a 16:00 en Radio Círculo 100.4 FM (Madrid).Miércoles 4 de noviembre de 2009, de 18:00 a 19:00 en Bi FM 92.9 FM (Vizcaya).Para el resto del mundo en www.circulobellasartes.com, www.bifmradio.com, www.popmyradio.es y en nuestro Podcast AMARAL Kamikaze [La barrera del sonido] (España, EMI, 2009) MATTHEW SWEET I've been waiting [Girlfriend] (Estados Unidos, Legacy, 1991) AMARAL En tus ojos [Granada EP] (España, 2009) AMARAL No sé qué hacer con mi vida [La barrera del sonido] (España, EMI, 2009) BECK Nobody's fault but my own [Mutations] (Estados Unidos, Virgin, 1998) AMARAL Concorde [La barrera del sonido] (España, EMI, 2009)THE LA'S Timeless melody [The La's] (Reino Unido, Go! Discs, 1990) BILLY BRAGG Grettings to the new brunette [Talking With The Taxman About Poetry] (Reino Unido, Go! Discs, 1986)AMARAL Esta noche [La barrera del sonido] (España, EMI, 2009)

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