September Issue

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I just finished watching The September Issue and was very impressed by the documentary's soundtrack.  The behind-the-scenes action was fascinating (I wish there had been an interview with Andre Leon Talley because he was such a character, but I enjoyed learning about Anna Wintour, who only showed real emotion when she talked about her what her siblings thought of her job, and Grace Coddington, who seemed so down-to-earth, and a bit tragic, for someone in the industry), but definitely was helped along by the music selections.

Here's the track listing:

1. Opening Title - Craig Richey
2. Destroy Everything You Touch - Ladytron
3. Back From Paris - Craig Richey
4. The September Montage - Craig Richey
5. Anna's History - Craig Richey
6. Textures/ Grace's History - Craig Richey
7. Grace's Photos - Craig Richey
8. Burn It All Down - VHS Or Beta
9. Golf Cart - Craig Richey
10. Around the Bend - The Asteroids Galaxy Tour
11. Nostrand - Ratatat
12. Packing For Rome - Craig Richey
13. At Sea - Electrelane
14. S to U - Chessie
15. Grace at Versailles - Craig Richey
16. Give It Up - LCD Soundsystem
17. Diversion - Mark Ronson
18. Anna's Meltdown - Craig Rickey
19. That Home - Cinematic Orchestra
20. Grace In Car - Craig Richey
21. Don't You Worry - Jim Noir
22. Flathead - The Fratellis
23. Swisha - Ratatat
24. Suffer for Fashion - Of Montreal
25. Be A Star - Oh No! Oh My!
26. End Titles - Craig Richey

Suffer for Fashion, one of my favorite Of Montreal songs, was PERFECT for the start of the end credits.




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