Simon & Garfunkel THE GRADUATE 180g PALLAS PRESS Audiophile SPEAKERS CORNER
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"Packaged with Speakers Corner's usual attention to authenticity and quality, the sound is vintage analog, dynamically lively with a wonderful sense of depth to the band orchestrations." - Neil Gader, The Absolute Sound, March 2008

Features

  • 180g High Quality Vinyl
  • Pure Analogue
  • Made from the original, analogue mastertapes
  • Pressed at Pallas in Germany

"The Graduate" - Paul Simon (g, voc); Art Garfunkel (voc), Dave Grusin, a.o.

With his film "The Graduate", which was crowned with an Oscar and five Golden Globes, director Mike Nichols created far more than just the story of the erotic initiation of the college graduate Benjamin. Not only the scenario but also the production modalities were revolutionary. For the very first time the crusted morals of the American upper class were attacked by means of film, an Alfa Romeo – a European car - was advertised most effectively, and a soundtrack was put together from already existent, successful pop numbers. No words are really necessary about the music, since numbers such as "Sound Of Silence", "Mrs. Robinson" and "Scarborough Fair" have entered into the annals of musical culture ever since they were used in the film. It is astounding to note how seamlessly the various works fit snugly into the film’s context, as though they had been specially written for the scenes.
This soundtrack is a monument to Dustin Hoffman, who played his first big role in the film, and it catapulted Simon & Garfunkel right to the top of the list of ballad singers. But it also recalls to memory the peppy, instrumental insertion numbers by Dave Grusin, who virtually fell into oblivion after all the hype about this provocative movie.

This Speakers Corner LP was remastered using pure analogue components only, from the master tapes through to the cutting head.

The soundtrack to this Oscar and Golden Globe winning film was put together from already existent, successful pop numbers. No words are really necessary about the music, since numbers such as "Sound of Silence," "Mrs. Robinson" and "Scarborough Fair" have entered into the annals of musical culture ever since they were used in the film. It is astounding to note how seamlessly the various works fit snugly into the film's context, as though they had been specially written for the scenes. It catapulted Simon & Garfunkel right to the top of the list of ballad singers, and it also includes instrumental insertion numbers by Dave Grusin, who virtually fell into oblivion after all the hype about this provocative movie.


The Sound Of Silence - Simon And Garfunkel  The Singleman Party Foxtrot - David Grusin  Mrs. Robinson - Simon And Garfunkel  Sunporch Cha-Cha-Cha - David Grusin  Scarborough Fair / Canticle (Inerlude) - Simon And Garfunkel  On The Strip - David Grusin  April Come She Will - Simon And Garfunkel  The Folks - David Grusin  Scarborough Fair / Canticle - Simon And Garfunkel  A Great Effect - David Grusin  The Big Bright Green Pleasure Machine - Simon And Garfunkel  Whew - David Grusin  Mrs. Robinson - Simon And Garfunkel  The Sound Of Silence - Simon And Garfunkel 



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