Wareham, Dean / Phillips, Britta: Mistress America (Original Soundtrack) (Vinyl LP)
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180 gram vinyl LP pressing includes digital download. As Noah Baumbach's second film of 2015, Mistress America shows a director hitting his stride. A screwball comedy about the relationship between two young women in New York, Mistress America is stuffed with outlandishly funny moments grounded in the fatuousness of self-absorbed people. The movie follows Greta Gerwig as Brooke, a boundlessly energetic self-styled renaissance women with New York wrapped around her finger. As her widower father prepares to marry a divorcee mom (Kathryn Erbe), Brooke finds herself thrilled with the admiration of her college-aged stepsister-to-be, Tracy (Lola Kirke). Faced with a personal dream on the brink of collapse, Brooke, Tracy and a few friends pile into a car heading for Connecticut, where complications of every kind arise. A hilarious take on the dynamics of female friendship and the unbreakable confidence of someone on the brink, Mistress America is one of Baumbach's finest works. The score to the film was composed by the duo of Dean Wareham and Britta Phillips (The Squid and the Whale, Tenure), former members of the dream pop band Luna and longtime collaborators of Noah Baumbach. Songs by Paul McCartney, Suicide and Hot Chocolate are also featured. Mistress America, Tracy ; Tony, Souvenir, Do Everything (Soul Cycle), Mom's, Tracy in New York, Do Everything (Gas Station), Hooks ; Ladders, No More Lonely Nights (Ballad), Dream Baby Dream, Robbers, Tracy ; Tony (reprise), Happy ; Free (Jim James remix), Tracy ; Brooke (Mom's reprise), You Could've Been A Lady
180 gram vinyl LP pressing includes digital download. As Noah Baumbach's second film of 2015, Mistress America shows a director hitting his stride. A screwball comedy about the relationship between two young women in New York, Mistress America is stuffed with outlandishly funny moments grounded in the fatuousness of self-absorbed people. The movie follows Greta Gerwig as Brooke, a boundlessly energetic self-styled renaissance women with New York wrapped around her finger. As her widower father prepares to marry a divorcee mom (Kathryn Erbe), Brooke finds herself thrilled with the admiration of her college-aged stepsister-to-be, Tracy (Lola Kirke). Faced with a personal dream on the brink of collapse, Brooke, Tracy and a few friends pile into a car heading for Connecticut, where complications of every kind arise. A hilarious take on the dynamics of female friendship and the unbreakable confidence of someone on the brink, Mistress America is one of Baumbach's finest works. The score to the film was composed by the duo of Dean Wareham and Britta Phillips (The Squid and the Whale, Tenure), former members of the dream pop band Luna and longtime collaborators of Noah Baumbach. Songs by Paul McCartney, Suicide and Hot Chocolate are also featured. Mistress America, Tracy ; Tony, Souvenir, Do Everything (Soul Cycle), Mom's, Tracy in New York, Do Everything (Gas Station), Hooks ; Ladders, No More Lonely Nights (Ballad), Dream Baby Dream, Robbers, Tracy ; Tony (reprise), Happy ; Free (Jim James remix), Tracy ; Brooke (Mom's reprise), You Could've Been A Lady