Search - Jay Farrar :: The Slaughter Rule

Jay Farrar
The Slaughter Rule
Genres: Country, Alternative Rock, Pop, Rock, Soundtracks

Track Listings (23) - Disc #1
1. Open Ground
2. Gather - Jay Farrar
3. Rank Stranger - Vic Chesnutt
4. Frost Heaves
5. When I Stop Dreaming - Freakwater
6. Odessa Yodel - Wylie & the Wild West
7. Highwood
8. Gaterhing Flowers for the Master's Banquet - Blood Oranges
9. Augusta
10. To Be Young (Is to Be Sad, Is to Be High) - Ryan Adams
11. Buffalo Jump
12. West of Samoa - Speedy West and Jimmy Bryant
13. Freight
14. Dark Early
15. Porchlight - Neko Case
16. Tonight I Think I'm Gonna Go Downtown - Flatlanders
17. Cold Chimes
18. Gumption
19. Killing the Blues - Malcolm Holcombe
20. Hangman
21. Blue Eyes - Uncle Tupelo
22. Open Ground (reprise)
23. Will There Be Any Stars in My Crown? - Pernice Brothers

CD Details

All Artists: Jay Farrar
Title: The Slaughter Rule
Members Wishing: 8
Total Copies: 0
Label: Bloodshot Records
Release Date: 3/4/2003
Album Type: Soundtrack
Genres: Country, Alternative Rock, Pop, Rock, Soundtracks
Styles: Americana, Country Rock
Number of Discs: 1
SwapaCD Credits: 1
UPC: 744302008721

Synopsis

Album Description

This hauntingly beautiful story vividly depicts the harsh life of a teenage boy coming of age in the rough & tumble landscape of Montana, in the tradition of 'The Last Picture Show' a rich & complicated tale of compassion in a cold climate. The soundtrack includes score selections by Jay Farrar (Son Volt, Uncle Tupelo), songs by Freakwater, Vic Chesnutt, Blood Oranges, & Pernice Brothers with previously unreleased recordings by Neko Case & Her Boyfriends, Ryan Adams, Jimmie Dale Gilmore & The Flatlanders, & others. Bloodshot Records. 2002.

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CD Reviews

Excellent Soundtrack To An Equally Brilliant Movie!!

04/12/2003

(5 out of 5 stars)

"'The Slaughter Rule' is one of last year's best films and the soundtrack ranks alongside 'Paris,Texas' and 'Betty Blue'. The soundtrack flows beautifully from Jay Farrar's instrumentals to
a great collection of Americana music and back. All good soundtracks tell the story through music and this is one of those."

Musical haiku

03/12/2003

(5 out of 5 stars)

"Like the very best haiku poetry, Jay Farrar provides us with minimalist snippets of pure emotion between alt.country gems. While the tunes are moving and well-done, it is once again Farrar who shines. His opening song, "Gather," is achingly beautiful. But it is the score pieces that I particulary love; just Farrar on guitar and other instruments. Even if you eschew soundtracks, you'll cherish this collection."

Superb late night, star watching listening

Brett Best | Rock Hill, SC | 03/11/2003

(4 out of 5 stars)

"Jay Farrar put together a winner with this score and soundtrack for the movie "The Slaughter Rule". See the movie, buy the soundtrack. I usually hate soundtrack albums, but these tracks are tasty and all are low key and melodic. Winners include the Pernice Brothers "Will There Be Any Stars in My Crown?", Blood Oranges "Gathering Flowers For the Master's Bouquet" and Uncle Tupelo's "Blue Eyes". There are many covers, but they are all fresh and bracing like a cold Montana night. Not quite alt. country and not quite blues, this soundtrack is the definition of Americana."