Fantastic Planet original Soundtrack [Soundtrack]

1. Title Sequence
2. Terr's Mother is Killed by a Traag Child
3. Terr Recieves a Collar
4. Tiwa's Parents Meditate
5. Signs of Civilization on Terra
6. Tiwa Plays With Terr
7. The Traag Senators Share Imagination
8. Terr Moves Tiwa's Make-Up
9. The Toy Storm Cloud
10. Crystals Spawning
11. Oms Fight to AmuseTraag Children
12. Terr Learns While the Traags Feed
13. The Meditation Initiation Ceremony
14. Color Powder
15. Om Fertility Ritual
16. The Combat Animals
17. The Great Flying Beast Attacks
18. Killing the Great Flying Beast
19. Captured by the Hollow Bush Bandits
20. Terr Imprisoned
See all 30 tracks on this disc

Editorial Reviews

Product Description
One of the greatest animated feature films of all time, Rene Laloux's Fantastic Planet (La Planete Sauvage) also has one of the most fascinating soundtracks of all time, Alain Goraguer's incredibly psychadelic jazz music, to accompany it. Finally, it is available on a CD, transcribed directly from the film itself!

Winner of the 1973 Cannes Film Festival grand prize, this is a film and a soundtrack not to be missed!

Fantastic Planet original Soundtrack,Alain Goraguer

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Tracks:

Title Sequence
Terr's Mother is Killed by a Traag Child
Terr Recieves a Collar
Tiwa's Parents Meditate
Signs of Civilization on Terra
Tiwa Plays With Terr
The Traag Senators Share Imagination
Terr Moves Tiwa's Make-Up
The Toy Storm Cloud
Crystals Spawning
Oms Fight to AmuseTraag Children
Terr Learns While the Traags Feed
The Meditation Initiation Ceremony
Color Powder
Om Fertility Ritual
The Combat Animals
The Great Flying Beast Attacks
Killing the Great Flying Beast
Captured by the Hollow Bush Bandits
Terr Imprisoned
Killing the Traag
The Great Trek
Road to The Rocket Dump
The Om City
Marking for Extermination
Escaping the Mass De-Om-ing
The Fantastic Planet
Waltz Between the Stars
Destroying the Statues
End Titles

Album Description

One of the greatest animated feature films of all time, Rene Laloux's Fantastic Planet (La Planete Sauvage) also has one of the most fascinating soundtracks of all time, Alain Goraguer's incredibly psychadelic jazz music, to accompany it. Finally, it is available on a CD, transcribed directly from the film itself!

Winner of the 1973 Cannes Film Festival grand prize, this is a film and a soundtrack not to be missed!

Customer Reviews:

Soundtrack Available on New UK DVD.......2007-04-12

Unfortunately, this amazing album is now out of print. Used copies, when available, are appallingly overpriced. There is, however, some good news. The new DVD released in the UK by Eureka comes with a soundtrack-only option (amazon.co.uk). For about $25-30 USD, you can own both a great version of the film and, in essence, this album as well. Since I own a component stereo and play music through my DVD player anyway, I find it's the next best thing.

The only catch is that you must be able to play PAL DVDs.

Fascinating music of 'La planéte Sauvage'.......2002-02-04

Quite too rarely we can nowdays here as beautiful music than this of Alain Góraguer for the film 'Fantastic Planet'. It really is therapeutic and calming, it has no time and no place, it's universal.

Not Sure What The Guy Below Is Tallking About. This Is Great.......2001-06-01

The guy who reviewed this album below said that this album is of bootleg quality with horrible sound and no liner notes. I totally disagree. The sound is very clear to me and the booklet is 14 pages long with numerous images of the film, background info on Alain Goraguer, plus the artist, the director, the writer and the film itself. True, there are no musical credits, but it's fairly obvious what instruments are being played here. He also complains about background noises, such as characters walking. Huh? I have no idea what he's talking about here. So the music itself...it's brilliant psychedelic-funk-jazz-soundtrack stuff. A simple, but wonderful, bassline here, some wah-wah guitar there, flutes, strings, etc. Like most great soundtracks, there are a few themes here that get repeated in numerous variations. Anyways, this is great music in a beautiful package. If you like David Axelrod, Serge Gainsbourg's "Histoire De Melody Nelson" or even Air's "Virgin Suicides" score (although this is infinitely better I think), you would love this album. Hey, it was even sampled on Quasimoto's "The Unseen"!

Background sounds are distracting!.......2001-05-23

I have loved this movie since I was a child. And the opening sequence music has always given me chills. I was thrilled to see this soundtrack available and I ordered it immediately. However, this CD seems to be almost of bootleg quality. The packaging is cheap, with no real musical relevant notes (ie. list of musicians or instruments) and worst of all the music itself seems to be recorded directly off the movie. The other soundtrack sounds such as the "Flying Beast" sounds to characters walking is incredibly distracting. I expected more of a "soundtrack" of just the music. There are only a few tracks that are just music, but not enough to make it truly worth it. Even though the music is definitely important and interesting, in terms of it's composition and deployment it is very hard to tell because of the other sounds. You might aswell play the movie w/ your eyes closed.

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