Eerie, Ethereal, Moody, Involving Soundtracks

Popol Vuh's soundtrack for Werner Herzog's brilliant late-70's remake of "Nosferatu". Eerie, ethereal, moody - all here in spades. A minimalist "krautrock" masterpiece. It's quite an adventurous instrumental album - if you're the type that plays it safe, this one may not appeal to you.

Blade Runner is one of my favorites.

Brad Day
Atlanta, GA

Try Phillip Glass's re-scoring for the original "Dracula" with Bela Lugosi, performed by the Kronos Quartet.

If you haven't got it already this CD will twist your head and stretch your rig. Beware of imitations; the original says Produced by David Lynch and Angelo Badalamenti on the back:

Soundtrack from Twin Peaks/Angelo Badalamenti
Warner Bros 9 26316-2.

For a long ride into a deep space labyrinth try this double CD:

Heinz Holliger/Scardanelli-Zyklus
ECM New Series 1472/73

The choral parts of these scary, floating compositions remind me of the freakiest, unexplainable parts of Stanley Kubrick's film 2001.