StreamingSoundtracks.com - Crash - Mark Isham, Bird York

#	Track Listing	Length	Played
01	Crash Mark Isham	3:21	73
02	Go Forth My Son Mark Isham	0:57	8
03	Hands In Plain Sight Mark Isham	3:48	20
04	Safe Now Mark Isham	1:04	12
05	No Such Thing As Monsters Mark Isham	3:59	31
06	Find My Baby Mark Isham	4:24	16
07	Negligence Mark Isham	2:56	11
08	Flames Mark Isham	7:59	246
09	Siren Mark Isham	4:41	18
10	A Really Good Cloak Mark Isham	3:29	125
11	A Harsh Warning Mark Isham	2:51	9
12	Saint Christopher Mark Isham	1:56	21
13	Sense Of Touch Mark Isham	6:44	245
14	In The Deep Bird York	5:56	275

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Reviewers Rating

2 reviews done for this album.

Crash

By:	phireangel
Date:	27 Aug 2006
Rating:

This album is really good, especially the end song "In the Deep".
Try it!

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Crash: Uncredited Female Vocals

By:	Blue
Date:	6 Nov 2009
Rating:

On a shoestring budget, Mark Isham creatively incorporated female vocals from previously recorded music, as well as crafting original music from his own audio equipment, to produce a deeply emotional and atmospheric score for Crash.

According to the comments posted to the Soundtrack Info website (http://www.soundtrackinfo.com/title/crash2005.asp) by both fans and the artists themselves, there are 5 tracks containing uncredited female vocals:

'Safe Now', 'Negligence', and 'Saint Christopher' are sung beautifully by Catherine Grant, while 'Flames' and 'Sense Of Touch' incorporate a traditional Welsh tune called "Lisa Lan," recorded by Carol Ensley on the CD "Vocal Planet."

Per Carol Ensley, "Catherine Grant...did the Farsi (Persian) song and the Latin chant. She is a professional ethnic singer. Carol Ensley (that's me) did the other female vocals. I sang an old Welsh tune called Lisa Lan and Isham built his score around it." [quote found at: http://www.soundtrackinfo.com/title/crash2005.asp]

'Lisa Lan' is a traditional Welsh love song. Isham's decision to build this tune into the score was inspired and a show of brilliance. It is both beautiful and haunting and he manages to elicit the conflict of emotions that only death can produce - grief, love, pain, longing and hope. The first line of the song is "Bum yn dy garu lawer gwaith" or "I have loved you for a long time."

The track 'Flames' uses both Farsi and Latin lyrics and again is brilliantly written into the score by Isham.

Incidentally, both Grant (Seattle) and Ensley (Ocean Shores) make their homes in the beautiful state of Washington.

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