Indie Exclusive * 50th Anniversary Edition * When Jodorowsky wanted, in his words, "another kind of music -- something that wasn't entertainment, something that wasn't a show, something that went to the soul, something profound," for the soundtrack to The Holy Mountain, jazz legend Don Cherry and crack studio musician (and one-time member of the Archies) Ron Frangipane came forward to share composing and, along with Jodorowsky, conducting duties. The result was a score that is every bit as hallucinatory as the fantastic visual imagery in the film itself. A cornucopia of musical styles that range from deep, primordial chants, to sitar folk melodies, to blaring orchestral riffs and romantic string arrangements provide the perfect aural accompaniment to a film that follows the philosophical and spiritual journey of its protagonist.
- 1Â Trance Mutation
- 2Â Pissed and Passed Out
- 3Â Violence of the Lambs
- 4Â Drink It
- 5Â Christs Sale
- 6Â Cast Out and Pissed
- 7Â Eye of the Beholder
- 8Â Communion
- 9Â Rainbow Room
- 10Â Alchemical Room
- 11Â Tarot Will Teach You / Burn Your Money
- 12Â Mattresses, Masks & Pearls
- 13Â Isla (The Sapphic Sleep)
- 14Â Psychedelic Weapons
- 15Â Rich Man in a Fishbowl
- 16Â Miniature Plastic Bomb Shop
- 17Â Fuck Machine
- 18Â Baby Snakes
- 19Â A Walk in the Park
- 20Â Mice and Massacre
- 21Â City of Freedom
- 22Â Starfish
- 23Â The Climb / Reality (Zoom Back Camera)
- 24Â Pantheon Bar (Bees Make Honey...)
