Matt Costa: Orange Sunshine (Original Soundtrack) (Vinyl LP)
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Limited orange vinyl LP pressing. Original soundtrack to the 2016 motion picture composed by Matt Costa. The singer/songwriter scored the soundtrack to this true story documentary about a group of surfers and hippies who became the largest supplier of LSD during the' 60s and '70s. The music masterfully channels the psychedelic era of late 60's California. In the early 1960's, a group of family, friends and surfers out of sleepy, coastal Orange County, California formed a church centered around psychedelics. The group was known as the Brotherhood of Eternal Love, and their mission was to change the world. Featuring interviews with founding members, including heads of the group Michael Randall and Carol Griggs who have never shared their story before, the film offers a rare insider look into the provocative group, following them through their radicalization from idealist students to outlaws. Using photos and super 8 recreations, Orange Sunshine whisks viewers away on a drug smuggling tale like no other. Brotherhood Theme (1:37) (Side A), Orange Take Over (1:36) (Side A), Oran Jazz Syd (1:54) (Side A), Born In My Mind (3:05) (Side A), Call My Name (1:57) (Side A), Mike and Carol (2:28) (Side A), Feds Follow (2:5) (Side A), Soul Full of Orange (2:03) (Side A), Orange Guru (1:44) (Side A), Elucidation (2:19) (Side A), The Fuzz (3:36) (Side B), Modjeska (1:51) (Side B), Twelve Oranges (1:18) (Side B), Sit With Timothy (3:07) (Side B), Smug Smugglers (1:50) (Side B), Melt Orange (2:02) (Side B), A Separate Peace (3:27) (Side B)
Limited orange vinyl LP pressing. Original soundtrack to the 2016 motion picture composed by Matt Costa. The singer/songwriter scored the soundtrack to this true story documentary about a group of surfers and hippies who became the largest supplier of LSD during the' 60s and '70s. The music masterfully channels the psychedelic era of late 60's California. In the early 1960's, a group of family, friends and surfers out of sleepy, coastal Orange County, California formed a church centered around psychedelics. The group was known as the Brotherhood of Eternal Love, and their mission was to change the world. Featuring interviews with founding members, including heads of the group Michael Randall and Carol Griggs who have never shared their story before, the film offers a rare insider look into the provocative group, following them through their radicalization from idealist students to outlaws. Using photos and super 8 recreations, Orange Sunshine whisks viewers away on a drug smuggling tale like no other. Brotherhood Theme (1:37) (Side A), Orange Take Over (1:36) (Side A), Oran Jazz Syd (1:54) (Side A), Born In My Mind (3:05) (Side A), Call My Name (1:57) (Side A), Mike and Carol (2:28) (Side A), Feds Follow (2:5) (Side A), Soul Full of Orange (2:03) (Side A), Orange Guru (1:44) (Side A), Elucidation (2:19) (Side A), The Fuzz (3:36) (Side B), Modjeska (1:51) (Side B), Twelve Oranges (1:18) (Side B), Sit With Timothy (3:07) (Side B), Smug Smugglers (1:50) (Side B), Melt Orange (2:02) (Side B), A Separate Peace (3:27) (Side B)