Brian Tyler, The Red Elvises – Six String Samurai (1998)

This is one of the best soundtracks of recent years. It is full of hilarity and zany surf guitar ditties. Snatches of dialogue tell the story of, apparently, a geek surf guitar virtuoso interrupted en route to Vegas to dispatch a band of desert-dwelling Russian marauders. A sample of the dialogue that makes this collection classic is: "They say you can kill over 200 men and play a mean six-string at the same time…. is that really true?" This is immediately followed by "Boogie on the Beach," a trombone and rock band surf number with strong reverb on the vocals.

TRACKLIST:

1 United States of Russia
2 Neverland
3 Love Pipe
4 Mother’s Hand / Buddy
5 Fly Away Little Butterfly
6 Kill 200 Men
7 Boogie on the Beach
8 I Do Not Like Rock and Roll
9 Hungarian Dance #5
10 Arrowed Kid (Dialogue) / Bowlers On The Floor
11 Rock N’ Rolling Ourselves To Death (Dialogue) / Jerry’s Got The Squeeze Box
12 Lonely Highway Of Love (Dialogue) / Scorchi Chornie
13 My Darling Lorraine
14 Astro
15 Follow The Yellow Brick Road (Dialogue) / Leech
16 See You Around Kid (Dialogue) / Siberia
17 Good Golly Miss Molly
18 My Love Is Killing Me
19 Sacred Funeral
20 Relentless Sun
21 Over The Hill
22 Bring His Guitar To Me (Dialogue) / Sahara Burn
23 Boy and His Spirit
24 If You Were Me, You’d Be Good-Looking (Dialogue) / Surfing In Siberia
25 Dragging a Fallen Hero
26 Nice Tuxedo (Dialogue) / Showdown At Not Okay Corral
27 Bend Before The Ways Of Heavy Metal (Dialogue) / Dueling Guitars
28 Dream March
29 Great Battle
30 End Of A Hero / Finale

Download link [mp3]: Brian Tyler, The Red Elvises – Six-String Samurai (1998).rar (http://www.mediafire.com/?0ht080w7ocbjhbc)

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Uploader’s note:
This soundtrack is ripped from my personal collection at V0 extreme quality mp3 via dbPowerAmp. Bought in Los Angeles in Amoeba Music store (please visit them if you’re around, they have an awesome selection of music). If there’s a demand (that means more than one or two requests), I can rip this to FLAC. Enjoy this hilarious score!