ファーゴ

1. Fargo, North Dakota
2. Moose Lake
3. A Lot Of Woe
4. Forced Entry
5. The Ozone
6. The Trooper's End
7. Chewing On It
8. Rubbernecking
9. Dance of the Sierra
10. The Mallard
11. Delivery
12. Bismark, North Dakota
13. Paul Bunyon
14. The Eager Beaver
15. Brainerd, Minnesota
16. Safe Keeping
17. Fade In
18. Big Shoes
19. Love Theme from Barton Fink
20. Barton In Shock
21. Typing Montage
22. The Box
23. Barton in Flames
24. Fade Out - The End

発売日：1996年5月28日(火)
品番：TVT 8010-2
レーベル：Tvt

レビュー (Amazon)
This disc combines two of Carter Burwell's best soundtrack efforts for the Coen brothers, Fargo and Barton Fink. It's a study of contrasts: Fargo is filled with somber string arrangements and a full orchestra playing in minor keys. Barton Fink, meanwhile, sounds more adventurous with offbeat instrumentation (a very gamelan-sounding keyboard prevails) and a simple score that Burwell recycles into different arrangements. Fargo, especially, sounds dark and reserved--"The Ozone" and "Chewing on It" are both underlined by melancholy--while Barton Fink is just as lyrical but more mysterious. Many of these tracks are short--the two soundtracks together add up to less than 45 minutes of music--but all are poignant, and some of Burwell's best. --Jason Verlinde

発売日：1998年2月9日(月)
レーベル：Madfish

レビュー (Amazon)
This disc combines two of Carter Burwell's best soundtrack efforts for the Coen brothers, Fargo and Barton Fink. It's a study of contrasts: Fargo is filled with somber string arrangements and a full orchestra playing in minor keys. Barton Fink, meanwhile, sounds more adventurous with offbeat instrumentation (a very gamelan-sounding keyboard prevails) and a simple score that Burwell recycles into different arrangements. Fargo, especially, sounds dark and reserved--"The Ozone" and "Chewing on It" are both underlined by melancholy--while Barton Fink is just as lyrical but more mysterious. Many of these tracks are short--the two soundtracks together add up to less than 45 minutes of music--but all are poignant, and some of Burwell's best. --Jason Verlinde