Across The Universe: Part TWO!

Now that I have a nights rest behind me and several hours to wake me up, I'm back to post about the lovely soundtrack that Across The Universe has to offer. I hope by now you know that its an exclusive Bealtes' cover album. With two full CDs of music from The Beatles, which is fairly well hand picked and covered by such artists as Jim Sturgess, Bono, Joe Cocker, and a handful more:

01.) Jim Sturgess - Girl
02.) Jim Sturgess, Evan Rachel Wood, Lisa Hogg - Hold Me Tight
03.) Jim Sturgess - All My Loving
04.) T.V.) Carpio - I Want To Hold Your Hand
05.) Joe Anderson, Jim Sturgess & Dorm Buddies - With A Little Help From My Friends
06.) Evan Rachel Wood - It Won't Be Long
07.) Jim Sturgess - I've Just Seen A Face
08.) Carol Woods & Timothy T.) Mitchum - Let It Be
09.) Joe Cocker & Ensemble - Come Together
10.) Dana Fuchs - Why Don't We Do It In The Road
11.) Evan Rachel Wood - If I Fell
12.) Joe Anderson, Dana Fuchs, T.V.) Carpio & Ensemble - I Want You (She's So Heavy)
13.) Dana Fuchs, Evan Rachel Wood, Jim Sturgess, Joe Anderson & T.V.) Carpio - Dear Prudence
14.) The Secret Machines - Flying
15.) The Secret Machines - Blue Jay Way

01.) Bono & Secret Machines - I Am The Walrus
02.) Eddie Izzard - Being For The Benefit Of Mr.) Kite
03.) Dana Fuchs, Evan Wood, Jim Sturgess, Joe Anderson, Martin Luther McCoy & T.V. Carpio - Because
04.) Jim Sturgess - Something
05.) Dana Fuchs And Martin Luther McCoy - Oh! Darling
06.) Jim Sturgess & Joe Anderson - Strawberry Fields Forever
07.) Jim Sturgess - Revolution
08.) Martin Luther McCoy - While My Guitar Gently Weeps
09.) Jim Sturgess - Across The Universe
10.) Dana Fuchs - Helter Skelter
11.) Joe Anderson - Happiness Is A Warm Gun
12.) Evan Rachel Wood - Blackbird
13.) Joe Anderson - Hey Jude
14.) Dana Fuchs - Don't Let Me Down
15.) Dana Fuchs & Jim Sturgess - All You Need Is Love
16.) Bono - Lucy In The Sky With Diamonds

Links: [amazon:[album]] [torrent]

Vidular, musilar, mish-mash of love, war, and drugs

1:46am (smoking/incense/lost in thought):
Just to do something new, I'll write this post in sectional time frames. I believe this is how my brain works. But I'll be doing something a bit refreshing as well and I'll write a bit about a musical; its not quite an album, and nothing of a soundtrack (although I'd like you to focus on the soundtrack of this movie I have in mind...

A beautiful, radical, lovely, remixed, remastered, relived, realized piece of work put together by Julie Taylor, but that isn't where the magic lies... Don't worry, you won't have to go far for the magic to catch you.

"Well I'm sorry I'm not the man with the mega-phone , but this is what I do."

~ Judy

This is what pulled me in passed the waves of music; this being the response he gave lady Lucy when she accused him of doing nothing for the on going Vietnam war that shadowed the entire movie. The way everyone speaks, the way everyone interacts, its everything a wanna-be dreamer would need to feel as if he had any creativity in the first place. The imagery around this universe this movie has created kills any idea anyone could have added least be you an artist yourself. Truly a movie to leave you breathless because you have no idea in which way it would be leading you. Its a journey in itself, and in itself lies an innocence; here lies the imagination.

Lets get down and dirty with the music that meshes with everything within this movie... at least I will later, for now I sleep. Goodnight reader.