The Big Lebowski

soundtrack

Record Store Day 2014
Ltd Ed "White Russian" color vinyl 

Mercury Records 80021935-01 2014 12" 33rpm (USA)

As the vinyl resurgence continues (and we hope it never stops), titles from the vaults are seeing the light of day for their first-ever appearances on wax. The soundtrack to the much loved Coen Brothers film, ‘The Big Lebowski,’ was only released on CD in its initial life. Now, 16 years later, that collection will finally hit turntables.
The soundtrack remains an interesting collection of songs, hitting on everyone from Bob Dylan and Elvis Costello to Captain Beefheart, with stops for Yma Sumac and Moondog along the way.
One of the famous scenes in the film featured Jeff Bridges, a.k.a. the Dude, expressing his hatred of the Eagles — so on the soundtrack, we get the Gipsy Kings’ own distinct take on the Eagles‘ ‘Hotel California.’ Other tracks by Henry Mancini, Kenny Rogers and the First Edition, and Townes Van Zandt’s cover of the Rolling Stones classic ‘Dead Flowers,’ are featured here as well.
The standard black edition of the vinyl hit record stores Nov. 24 — but because everyone loves Record Store Day Black Friday, Universal Music issued the soundtrack on limited-edition ‘White Russian’ wax specifically for the holiday.

‘The Big Lebowski’ Official Movie Soundtrack
Side A
1. Bob Dylan, ‘The Man In Me’
2. Captain Beefheart, ‘Her Eyes Are a Blue Million Miles’
3. Elvis Costello, ‘My Mood Swings’
4. Yma Sumac, ‘Ataypura’
5. Piero Piccioni, ‘Traffic Boom’
6. Nina Simone, ‘I Got It Bad and That Ain’t Good’
7. Moondog with Orchestra, ‘Stamping Ground’
Side B
1. Kenny Rogers and the First Edition, ‘Just Dropped In (To See What Condition My Condition Was In)’
2. Meredith Monk, ‘Walking Song’
3. ‘Gluck Das Mir Verblieb’ (from Die Tote Standt)
4. Henry Mancini, ‘Lujon’
5. Gypsy Kings, ‘Hotel California’
6. Carter Burwell, ‘Technopop’
7. Townes Van Zandt, ‘Dead Flowers’

Color Vinyl LP in a hard card picture sleeve is NEW AND SEALED 

A Note About Shipping To The U.S.
We are located in Canada, but have registered ourselves on eBay.com instead of eBay.ca because it gives us significantly better global exposure.  The problem with this is that eBay wants us to charge shipping appropriate to US, where media mail and other options make for fairly reasonable delivery costs. We tried it for a while but ended up losing money on shipping or having to cancel the orders because we couldn't afford to ship for those rates. To manage this we have set the US shipping to run a calculator based on an American location (we chose Plattsburgh as fairly close) and charging according to UPS pricing.  This avoids the cancellation issue, but appears to the buyer to be a prohibitive shipping cost and misrepresents the shipping as being only expedited. If you give us your postal code we will see if we can offer a more reasonable option, but generally we can get a single LP by air to most places in the continental US for $11, a few bucks less for ground.
Thanks for shopping Sir Helmitt,
Jeff Green, e-sales

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