Description
Club Foot Orchestra – Kidnapped – Vinyl Record
Kidnapped by the Club Foot Orchestra is a significant album that highlights the innovative and avant-garde spirit of this San Francisco-based musical ensemble. Released in 1988, the album serves as a soundtrack to the silent film Kidnapped, directed by Alan Crosland in 1917.
The Club Foot Orchestra was known for their pioneering work in creating live musical accompaniments for silent films, and Kidnapped is one of their notable projects. The album features a blend of musical styles, including jazz, classical, and experimental elements, reflecting the diverse and eclectic nature of their performances.
Musically, Kidnapped is marked by its ability to complement and enhance the visual storytelling of the film. The soundtrack effectively underscores the action, emotion, and atmosphere of the silent movie, creating a seamless fusion of sound and image.
While the Club Foot Orchestra may not have achieved mainstream recognition, their work in the realm of silent film accompaniment has earned them a dedicated following among enthusiasts of avant-garde cinema and experimental music. Kidnapped stands as a testament to their ability to breathe new life into classic films and to push the boundaries of musical expression in the context of visual storytelling.
Brand new, never played but not sealed in the factory plastic seal
Ralph Records 1987
Track Listing
entrance
they say over there
Take It To Mars
kidnapped coed
zooglaoo
thrashinsky
innocent
clair
devil in my soup
neolithic female goddess
