Sparks - The Sparks Brothers (Original Motion Picture Soundtrack)

Waxwork

£92.32

Format: 4 x LP
Catalogue No.: WW143
Barcode: 728028508895
Release Date: 03 Jun 22
Genre: Soundtrack

Waxwork Records, in partnership with Back Lot Music and Focus Features, is proud to present Edgar Wright’s The Sparks Brothers Original Motion Picture Soundtrack.

Pressed to 180-gram vinyl on two vinyl variants of “Pink” or “Black and White Marble” colored vinyl (randomly packed) , this deluxe 4xLP includes 42 tracks that take us on a journey through five decades of music with Sparks brothers, Ron and Russell Mael.

Liner notes by director Edgar Wright.
Liner notes by Ron and Russell Mael.
Eight page booklet.
11”x17” Poster.
Deluxe heavyweight four pocket book-style gatefold jacket with matte satin coating.
NON-RETURNABLE.

The Sparks Brothers is a 2021 documentary directed by Edgar Wright and produced by Edgar Wright and Nira Park. Wright often uses music as a fundamental part of his filmmaking, drawing especially from popular
music. He was inspired to create a film about the brothers after a life-long obsession with the band. Spending much of their personal lives out of the public eye, this riveting documentary finally sheds light on the Sparks brothers in an intimate way. With commentary by stars like Beck, Thurston Moore, Flea, Duran Duran, and Jack Antonoff, we discover how much of an influence the brothers had over the cinematic and musical world. “If you want to look at Ron and Russell, you have to look at them through one prism. And that prism is cinema.” – Alex Kapranos, Franz Ferdinand

Formed five decades ago, Sparks is a pop-rock band comprised of two brothers, Ron and Russell Mael. The ever-evolving band has always stayed at the forefront of modern pop by changing its music styles and visual presentation. With 25 creative and bold albums under their belt, the pop duo has influenced and set the tone for many bands to follow. “Because Sparks went off and did completely different things, they planted the seed and others picked up on it and carried it on, as Sparks went off in another direction. They truly opened musical paths,” says producer George Hencken (Soul Boys of the Western World).

Tracklist:
Sparks Documentary Film Fanfare , This Town Ain’t Big Enough for Both of Us (from 'Plagiarism') , Fa La Fa Lee , Slowboat , Wonder Girl , Girl From Germany , Talent is an Asset , This Town Ain’t Big Enough for Both of Us (from 'Kimono My House') , Amateur Hour , Never Turn Back on Mother Earth , Something for the Girl, With Everything, Get in the Swing , Under the Table with Her , Everybody’s Stupid , Those Mysteries , La Dolce Vita , Beat the Clock , The Number One Song in Heaven (7”) , When I’m with You , Tips for Teens , Angst in My Pants , I Predict , Cool Places (With Jane Wiedlin) , I Wish I Looked a Little Better , Change , Music that You Can Dance to , The Race for President , When do I Get to Sing ‘My Way’? , Balls , The Rhythm Thief , My Baby’s Taking Me Home (Live in London 2018) , Dick Around , I Can’t Believe that You Would Fall for all the Crap in this Song , Johnny Delusional (Performed by FFS) , Edith Piaf (Said it Better than Me) , All That , The Number One Song in Heaven (Live 2012) , Computer Girl , Hospitality on Parade (Live at Fairfield Halls 1975) , What the Hell is it This Time? (Live in London 2018) , ‘My Way’ / When do I get to Sing ‘My Way’ (Live in London 2018) , Amateur Hour (Lyric Reading by Neil Gaiman)"