James & the Giant Peach [Soundtrack] [Import] [PR]

Various Artists （Walt Disney Records）

CD
発売日：2002年1月29日(火)

⇒Yahoo!ショッピング

≪関連『映画・ドラマ』タイトル≫

『ジャイアント・ピーチ』 (1996)

曲目リスト ※試聴はAmazonでどうぞ。

My Name Is James
That's The Life
Eating The Peach
Family
Main Title (Instrumental)
Clouds (Instrumental)
Spiker, Sponge, And A Rhino (Instrumental)
Magic Man (Instrumental)
Giant Peach (Instrumental)
Into The Peach (Instrumental)
James Makes Some Friends (Instrumental)
The Peach Rolls (Instrumental)
All At Sea (Instrumental)/That's The Life (Reprise)
100 Seagulls And One Shark (Instrumental)
Lullaby (Instrumental)
James' Dream (Instrumental)
Way Off Course (Instrumental)
The Rhino Attacks (Instrumental)
Empire State Building (Instrumental)
New York City (Instrumental)
Spiker And Sponge Come To America (Instrumental)
A Place Where Dreams Come True (Instrumental)
Good News

レビュー (Amazon)
This sunny stop-motion cousin to director Henry Selick's Nightmare Before Christmas was treated more like the proverbial red-headed stepchild upon its 1996 release, and that's a shame. Aside from its bountiful visual recounting of Roald Dahl's inventive children's story, it contains one of Randy Newman's best musical scores, an orchestral delight whose dynamics sometimes contrast dramatically with the manic energy his other Disney animation scores. Those familiar with his body of songwriting won't be disappointed at the rich emotional landscape he covers here, from delicate wonder and heartrending wistfulness to adventures both harrowing and rewarding. True to the story's Anglo roots, Newman's songs playfully evoke some English music hall and a little Gilbert & Sullivan, while he whips the self-performed finale, "Good News," into a full Southern gospel romp. Newman's expressed unusual pride and fondness for this work, and for good reason; it's good to have it available once again. --Jerry McCulley