Soundtrack - The Hit (1985) Discussion

[–] 15 years ago

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Any further information would be much appreciated. I bought the soundtrack on audiocassette (long since lost) in the mid-80's but would love to have in digital form!

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[–] astra44 13 years ago

@oldbadger: It's now available as a free download at a number of sites.

http://www.filestube.com/p/paco+de+lucia+the+hit

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[–] KutWrite (1220) 5 years ago

For me, the Clapton part was the most powerful. It really sets the tone for a powerful drama... maybe even more than we get from the film (which I love).

The rest was good, but accompaniment.

OOPS! Your link no longer works as of 8/2019.

Here's the ST on YouTube. Eric Clapton's part is the last cut, at 35:20.

https://youtu.be/joApCR1dONk

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[–] thelastfaceyouwillsee 11 years ago

I have it on vinyl and am waiting for a CD release. It doesn't include the title track by Eric Clapton if I remember rightly.

"Remember, you have to make it home to get paid" (The Dogs of War)

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[–] astra44 11 years ago

Free digital download still available here as far as I know:

http://www.filestube.com/query.html?q=paco+de+lucia+the+hit&select=All

Including Clapton......!

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[–] KutWrite (1220) 5 years ago

For me, the Clapton part was the most powerful. It really sets the tone for a powerful drama... maybe even more than we get from the film (which I love).

The rest was good, but accompaniment.

OOPS! Your link no longer works as of 8/2019.

Here's the ST on YouTube. Eric Clapton's part is the last cut, at 35:20.

https://youtu.be/joApCR1dONk

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[–] KutWrite (1220) 5 years ago

Here's the ST on YouTube.

Eric Clapton's part is the last cut, at 35:20.

https://youtu.be/joApCR1dONk

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