I think the soundtrack to 29 Palms is the best part of the movie.Can anyone help with advice on how I can obtain a copy of the soundtrack. I would appreciate any suggestion.
Rob
Australia
individually dl all the music from the movie *shrugs* I don't think there was an offical soundtrack album released HOWEVER I could be wrong
shareAs the film didn't get a theatrical release, there is almost no chance a soundtrack will ever surface. The producers did spend a lot of time working with the music supervisor and composer with a soundtrack in mind. But, when the financiers decided the film was costing too much already and didn't want to pay for a theatrical release, that killed any chance of a CD of the soundtrack. However, if you're interested in the score of the film, I suggest trying to contact the composer, Mario Grigorov, in New York.
shareSomething else you could try. . .(when I've been unsuccessful in finding a soundtrack, here's what I do:) I connect my VCR or DVD player to my computer (via the audio input) and then copy the soundtrack one song at a time as I watch the playback. After copying into your system you can then copy onto a CD, or just leave it on your computer. It works beautifully, and even if you pick up a word or two of dialogue from the flick (as sometimes happens) - so what?, it kinda really kicks into your head the video memory. Really neat.
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