Name: Ost/Various: ALLES EINE FRAGE DER ZEIT
Brand: UNIVERSAL CLASSIC (A
SKU: 46454572
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Album: Ost/Various: ALLES EINE FRAGE DER ZEIT
#	Song Title		Time
1)	The Luckiest	More Info...
2)	How Long Will I Love You?	More Info...
3)	Mid Air	More Info...
4)	At the River	More Info...
5)	Friday I'm in Love	More Info...
6)	Back to Black	More Info...
7)	Gold in Them Hills	More Info...
8)	The About Time Theme	More Info...
9)	Into My Arms	More Info...
10)	Il Mondo	More Info...
11)	Golborne Road	More Info...
12)	Mr. Brightside	More Info...
13)	Push the Button	More Info...
14)	All the Things She Said	More Info...
15)	When I Fall in Love	More Info...
16)	Spiegel Im Spiegel	More Info...
17)	How Long Will I Love You?	More Info...

Album: Ost/Various: ALLES EINE FRAGE DER ZEIT
#	Song Title		Time
1)	The Luckiest	More Info...
2)	How Long Will I Love You?	More Info...
3)	Mid Air	More Info...
4)	At the River	More Info...
5)	Friday I'm in Love	More Info...
6)	Back to Black	More Info...
7)	Gold in Them Hills	More Info...
8)	The About Time Theme	More Info...
9)	Into My Arms	More Info...
10)	Il Mondo	More Info...
11)	Golborne Road	More Info...
12)	Mr. Brightside	More Info...
13)	Push the Button	More Info...
14)	All the Things She Said	More Info...
15)	When I Fall in Love	More Info...
16)	Spiegel Im Spiegel	More Info...
17)	How Long Will I Love You?	More Info...

Performer Notes

The soundtrack for About Time, the 2013 British romantic comedy from Love Actually writer and director Richard Curtis, dutifully reflects its story's time travel premise with a 17-song set of (mostly) previously released selections from the likes of the Killers ("Mr. Brightside"), Groove Armada ("At the River"), Amy Winehouse ("Back to Black"), and Nick Cave ("Into My Arms"). Ben Folds offers up a new, heavily orchestrated version of his sentimental 2001 ballad "The Luckiest," while ex-Dream Academy mastermind Nick Laird Clowes offers up a pair of wistful piano pieces ("Golborne Road" and "The About Time Theme") from his evocative score. ~ James Christopher Monger