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Rockstar Releases Red Dead Soundtrack On Red Vinyl
Rockstar always has the classiest merch in the biz, but they've outdone themselves with this amazing double vinyl version of the Red Dead Redemption soundtrack. The sleeve is a gatefold, featuring signature art from the game. Even better for collector scum like myself, the records are gorgeous red vinyl. (Though it doesn't look 180 gram to me, but you can't have everything).
The album is being put out in partnership with Wax Poetics, which is one of the best music magazines and record labels in the world for those interested in jazz, R&B, reggae, and hip-hop. Highly recommended.
The Red Dead soundtrack was composed by musicians Bill Elim and Woody Jackson and was produced by famed DJ/producer David Holmes (known for his excellent soundtracks to the films Ocean's Twelve and Ocean's Thirteen).
Track Listing:
Side A
1. Born Unto Trouble
2. The Shootist
3. Horseplay
4. The Outlaw's Return
5. Dead End Alley
Side B
6. Muertos Rojos (AKA The Gunslinger's Lament)
7. Luz y Sombra
8. El Club De Los Cuerpos
9. Estancia
10. Gunplay
Side C
11. Exodus in America
12. (Theme from) Red Dead Redemption
13. Triggernometry
14. Redemption In Dub
15. Already Dead
Side D
16. Far Away
17. Compass (Red Dead On Arrival Version)
18. Deadman's Gun
19. Bury Me Not On The Lone Prairie
20. Old Friends, New Problems
The album is also available on iTunes, Amazon, and eMusic, but this vinyl is just too pretty to pass up, and it's only $14.99. Order it here.
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