Trade: The Soundtrack
May. 13th, 2005 11:31 amI had a request the other day for the full soundtrack to Trade, which you know, I thought was going to be a piece of cake. Yeah, no. Uploading 20-odd songs? It's very much like work, but I'm only missing one song (Zero 7's 'In the Waiting Line') because the CD isn't with me, but I'll sort that out on Monday probably.
For the record, my idea when I include soundtracks is only to enhance the storyline, because I'm all about the interactive experience.
ETA: I lied before, they're all thematic -- but they're not really section-by-section themes, instead they tend(ed) to emphasise or high-light a particular emotion I was trying to convey at a given time. ;)
Trade: The Soundtrack

Chapter I:
Jamie Cullum 'Twentysomething' (Maybe I'll just fall in love/ That could solve it all/ Philosophers say that that's enough/ There surely must be more);
Zero 7 'In the Waiting Line' (Nine to five/Living lies/Everyday/Stealing time);
Pharrell feat. Jay-Z 'Frontin' (the original) (Don't wanna sound full of myself or rude, but you ain't lookin' at no other dudes, because you love me);
Jamie Cullum 'Frontin' (the cover)
Chapter II:
The Beatles 'A Day in the Life' (I read the news today, oh boy, about a lucky man who'd made the grade);
James Brown 'The Boss' (Pay the cost to be the boss);
Elbow 'Not a Job' (Pull the final splinters/ Of missing picture winters/ You have to give yourself a break)
Chapter III:
Radiohead 'Just' (Can't get the stink off/ It's been hanging round for days);
Catatonia 'Londinium' (London never sleeps, it just sucks, the life out of me, and the money from my pocket);
Zero 7 'Speed Dial No. 2' (Do you need me, I am here/ Can you ask, can you be clear/ Yes you need me, I appear/ Now you are me, I am here)
Chapter IV:
Morcheeba 'What New York Couples Fight About' (Once a label is on something, it becomes an it, like it's no longer alive);
Kanye West 'Family Business' (You tell me you ain't did it, then you ain't did it, and if you did then that's family business);
Damien Rice 'Delicate' (We might kiss when we are alone/ When nobody's watching/ We might take it home );
U2 'City of Blinding Lights' (And I miss you when you're not around...)
Chapter V:
Radiohead 'Packd like Sardines in a Tin Can' (I’m a reasonable man/ Get off, get off, get off my case);
Yeah Yeah Yeah's 'Maps' (Wait, they don't love you like I love you);
The Verve 'History' (I wandered lonely streets/ behind where the old Thames does flow)
Chapter VI:
Embrace 'One Big Family' (Have I shown you lately/What my clan can do? );
Radiohead 'Karma Police' (Phew, for a minute there, I lost myself...);
James Brown 'The Payback' (I can do wheelin', I can do dealin', But I don't do no damn squealin')
Chapter VII:
Rufus Wainwright 'Waiting for a Dream' (Yesterday I heard the plague is coming/ Once again, to find me);
Turin Brakes 'Self Help' (So tell yourself it'll be okay/ Remind yourself that you're not just in it for the money...);
Travis 'Re-Offender' (You say you love me, and then you do it again...);
Placebo 'Pure Morning' (A friend in need's a friend indeed/ A friend with weed is better);
Elbow 'Switching Off'' (You, the only sense the world has ever made/ This I need to save/ A simple trinket locked away)
Chapter VIII:
Jeff Buckley 'New Years Prayer' (Feel no shame for what you are);
Doves 'The Sulphur Man' (Through the streets and on your own/ Almost lost and almost home );
Carly Simon 'Nobody Does it Better' (the original) (Nobody does it half as good as you...)
*Original splash art for Trade created by
random_flores
**ETA:Gaps have been filled by the fantabulous
miella and
lazlet -- show them some love!
For the record, my idea when I include soundtracks is only to enhance the storyline, because I'm all about the interactive experience.
ETA: I lied before, they're all thematic -- but they're not really section-by-section themes, instead they tend(ed) to emphasise or high-light a particular emotion I was trying to convey at a given time. ;)
Chapter I:
Jamie Cullum 'Twentysomething' (Maybe I'll just fall in love/ That could solve it all/ Philosophers say that that's enough/ There surely must be more);
Zero 7 'In the Waiting Line' (Nine to five/Living lies/Everyday/Stealing time);
Pharrell feat. Jay-Z 'Frontin' (the original) (Don't wanna sound full of myself or rude, but you ain't lookin' at no other dudes, because you love me);
Jamie Cullum 'Frontin' (the cover)
Chapter II:
The Beatles 'A Day in the Life' (I read the news today, oh boy, about a lucky man who'd made the grade);
James Brown 'The Boss' (Pay the cost to be the boss);
Elbow 'Not a Job' (Pull the final splinters/ Of missing picture winters/ You have to give yourself a break)
Chapter III:
Radiohead 'Just' (Can't get the stink off/ It's been hanging round for days);
Catatonia 'Londinium' (London never sleeps, it just sucks, the life out of me, and the money from my pocket);
Zero 7 'Speed Dial No. 2' (Do you need me, I am here/ Can you ask, can you be clear/ Yes you need me, I appear/ Now you are me, I am here)
Chapter IV:
Morcheeba 'What New York Couples Fight About' (Once a label is on something, it becomes an it, like it's no longer alive);
Kanye West 'Family Business' (You tell me you ain't did it, then you ain't did it, and if you did then that's family business);
Damien Rice 'Delicate' (We might kiss when we are alone/ When nobody's watching/ We might take it home );
U2 'City of Blinding Lights' (And I miss you when you're not around...)
Chapter V:
Radiohead 'Packd like Sardines in a Tin Can' (I’m a reasonable man/ Get off, get off, get off my case);
Yeah Yeah Yeah's 'Maps' (Wait, they don't love you like I love you);
The Verve 'History' (I wandered lonely streets/ behind where the old Thames does flow)
Chapter VI:
Embrace 'One Big Family' (Have I shown you lately/What my clan can do? );
Radiohead 'Karma Police' (Phew, for a minute there, I lost myself...);
James Brown 'The Payback' (I can do wheelin', I can do dealin', But I don't do no damn squealin')
Chapter VII:
Rufus Wainwright 'Waiting for a Dream' (Yesterday I heard the plague is coming/ Once again, to find me);
Turin Brakes 'Self Help' (So tell yourself it'll be okay/ Remind yourself that you're not just in it for the money...);
Travis 'Re-Offender' (You say you love me, and then you do it again...);
Placebo 'Pure Morning' (A friend in need's a friend indeed/ A friend with weed is better);
Elbow 'Switching Off'' (You, the only sense the world has ever made/ This I need to save/ A simple trinket locked away)
Chapter VIII:
Jeff Buckley 'New Years Prayer' (Feel no shame for what you are);
Doves 'The Sulphur Man' (Through the streets and on your own/ Almost lost and almost home );
Carly Simon 'Nobody Does it Better' (the original) (Nobody does it half as good as you...)
*Original splash art for Trade created by
**ETA:Gaps have been filled by the fantabulous
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