MARK KNOPFLER
''LAST EXIT TO BROOKLYN''
OCTOBER 3 1989
41:22
1 - Last Exit To Brooklyn/4:57
2 - Victims/3:26
3 - Think Fast/2:44
4 - A Love Idea/3:03
5 - Tralala/5:28
6 - Riot/6:19
7 - The Reckoning/7:10
8 - As Low As It Gets/1:26
9 - Finale - Last Exit To Brooklyn/6:18
Irvine Arditti /Violin
Michael Brecker /Saxophone
Guy Fletcher
Mark Knopfler /Guitar, Producer
David Nolan /Violin
Chris White /Saxophone
REVIEW
by William Ruhlmann
Unlike Mark Knopfler's first three soundtracks, his music for Last Exit to Brooklyn did not sound like outtakes from Dire Straits sessions, but instead consisted of fully orchestrated scoring, even if the credit "music performed by Guy Fletcher" suggested that most of the string-like sound was being made by a synthesizer. Nevertheless, this was Knopfler's most ambitious and accomplished soundtrack.
''LAST EXIT TO BROOKLYN''
OCTOBER 3 1989
41:22
1 - Last Exit To Brooklyn/4:57
2 - Victims/3:26
3 - Think Fast/2:44
4 - A Love Idea/3:03
5 - Tralala/5:28
6 - Riot/6:19
7 - The Reckoning/7:10
8 - As Low As It Gets/1:26
9 - Finale - Last Exit To Brooklyn/6:18
Irvine Arditti /Violin
Michael Brecker /Saxophone
Guy Fletcher
Mark Knopfler /Guitar, Producer
David Nolan /Violin
Chris White /Saxophone
REVIEW
by William Ruhlmann
Unlike Mark Knopfler's first three soundtracks, his music for Last Exit to Brooklyn did not sound like outtakes from Dire Straits sessions, but instead consisted of fully orchestrated scoring, even if the credit "music performed by Guy Fletcher" suggested that most of the string-like sound was being made by a synthesizer. Nevertheless, this was Knopfler's most ambitious and accomplished soundtrack.
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