Brazil Soundtrack OST [1985 / 256Kbps]

Original score for Terry Gilliam's 1985 Oscar-nominated film, "Brazil," conducted by Michael Kamen and played by the National Philharmonic Orchestra of London. Some clips from the film are included on the CD, but by far my favorite are all the different incarnations of the film's theme. Which, by the way, what DOES "Brazil" actually have to do with, you know, Brazil? I may never know. Track Listing: 1. Central Services/The Office 2. Sam Lowry's1st Dream/'Brazil' 3. Ducts 4. Waiting For Daddy/Sam Lowry's Wetter Dream 'The Monoliths Erupt' 5. Truck Drive 6. The Restaurant (You've Got To Say The Number) 7. Mr. Helpmann 8. The Elevator 9. Jill Brazil/Power Station 10. The Party (Part 1)/Plastic Surgery 11. Ducting Dream 12. Brazil-Geoff Muldaur 13. Days & Nights In Kyoto-The Party (Part 2) 14. The Morning After 15. Escape? 16. The Battle 17. Harry Tuttle-'A Man Consumed By Paperwork' 18. Mothers Funeral/Forces Of Darkness 19. Escape! No Escape! 20. Bachianos Brazil Samba

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bladderwench (2008-01-21)

thanks for this, i love the theme variations too.

MeatTycoon (2008-02-27)

Thanks for that.
And to answer your question, Brazil is a place where the main character of the movie has never been, and will never be, but he dreams about being there all the time, because from listening to the the song "Brazil" he imagines it to be a happy and romantic place - totally opposite to the world he lives in.
Basically, his happy dreams (flying etc.) shows us the way he imagines Brazil to be.

hogscape (2008-11-27)

I had heard that the movies original title was intended to be '1984-and-a-half' but the Orwell trust considered that a breach of its IP. Gilliam couldn't come up with a better title than that of the score. I prefer MeatTycoons version though...

skeldoy (2009-01-12)

.. And Getulio Vargas, who was the dictator of Brazil from 1930 to 1954 (when he killed himself) really liked the song - he probably thought it was a fitting description of the nationalist dictatorship which was Brazil at the time.. So I think the song is spot on. I hum it whenever I think ppl at my work place get too bureaucratic. ;)

idqz (2009-07-14)

Magic. I even bought the Criterion box set trying to find all the songs, they were here all teh time. Tx

ramirezi (2010-05-24)

Seed please?!

ramirezi (2010-05-24)

seed please!

hqi1321 (2010-08-26)

thanks for this!

greyzeb (2013-02-24)

First time I comment on TPB, and it is a thank you for a very beautiful song and a great movie.... just watched again Brazil last night and god how these modern movies nowadays seem so empty in comparison.

qazara (2014-07-12)

Thanks. :)