| I was practically in love with the Main
Theme and the Love Theme. Beautiful. Seems to be
the only two pieces in the album that had the movie's air
of decadence, sensuality and mystery. The rest goes for the
party/carnival mood plus a few that juz feels out of place.
My favourite was It only has to happen once,
performed by Ambitious Lovers, which was played in
the scene when Wheeler first saw Emily. She was walking across
the hotel lobby and Wheeler was watching her from the bar.
I'm crazy over that song and it drives me nuts to find it
excluded from the soundtrack album. |
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Picture
source: scanned from album cover
Produced by Andy Paley
Record label: Sire Records Company 1988, 1989, 1990
Marketed by: Warner Bros. Records Inc.
- Main Title (Paradise)
- Elejibo (Margareth
Menezes)
- Dark Secret (David
Rudder)
- Shake The Sheikh (Dissidenten)
- I Want To Fly / Slave Dream
(Ofra Haza)
- Bird Boy (Nana Vasconcelos
& The Bushdancers)
- Love Song (Ofra Haza)
- Twistin' With Annie
(Hank Ballard)
- Magic Jewelled Limousine
(Nasa)
- Oxossi (Geronimo)
- Children Of Fire (David
Rudder)
- Promised Land (Underworld)
- Flor Cubana (Simone
Moreno)
- Wheeler's Howl (The
Rythm Methodists)
- Love Theme (Paradise)
- Just A Carnival (David
Rudder)
- Dark Secret (David
Rudder and Margareth Menezes)
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