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A Hologram for the King is a novel by Dave Eggers that follows the story of Alan Clay, a struggling American businessman who travels to Saudi Arabia in hopes of securing a lucrative deal to sell a holographic teleconferencing system to the King. As Alan navigates the unfamiliar culture and bureaucracy of Saudi Arabia, he grapples with his own personal and professional failures. Along the way, he forms unexpected connections with his Saudi colleagues and confronts his own sense of identity and purpose.

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Play	Title	Artist
	A Hologram for the King
	Once In A Lifetime	David Byrne: Performer Talking Heads: Performer Tom Hanks: Sung
	You're The Inspiration	Peter Cetera: Performer Chicago: Performer
	Burning Dust	Dino Herrmann: Writer
	Eddie's Boogie	Ralph Lamb: Performer
	Turn To Stone	Jeff Lynne: Performer Electric Light Orchestra: Performer
	Uncomplicated Life	Ed Palermo: Performer
	Never Can Say Goodbye	The Communards: Performer Clifton Davis: Performer
	If You Wanna Come	Dino Herrmann: Writer
	Take Me	Jayney Klimek: Writer
	Got To Be Real	Cheryl Lynn: Performer
	Four Seasons Spring 2nd Mov	Antonio Vivaldi: Performer
	Al Qalb Lk	Rashed Almajed: Performer
	Four Seasons Winter Mov1	Antonio Vivaldi: Performer
	Ya Za Al Shabab!	Rashed Almajed: Performer
	You're The Inspiration	Chicago: Performer
	Eddie's Boogie	Dino Herrmann: Performer
	Mr. Clay	Johnny Klimek: Performer
	Full Steam Ahead	Johnny Klimek: Performer
	Family Business	Johnny Klimek: Performer
	Voyager	Johnny Klimek: Performer
	Timeless	Johnny Klimek: Performer
	Marching On	Johnny Klimek: Performer
	The King Is Coming	Johnny Klimek: Performer
	Zahra	Johnny Klimek: Performer
	New Hampshire	Johnny Klimek: Performer
	A Hologram For The King – End Title	Johnny Klimek: Performer
	Bonus Track: Traveler	Johnny Klimek: Performer

User reviews

Nancy Allen

6/10

The soundtrack of A Hologram for the King is a standout feature of the film, seamlessly blending with the visuals to create a cohesive and impactful viewing experience. The music elevates the overall mood and atmosphere of the story.

Betty Hernandez

6/10

The soundtrack of A Hologram for the King perfectly captures the blend of modernity and tradition in the story. The music enhances the feeling of cultural clash and personal introspection.

Mark Allen

5/10

The use of traditional Middle Eastern instruments in the soundtrack adds depth and authenticity to the setting of Saudi Arabia. It creates a rich and immersive listening experience that transports the audience to a different world.

Paul Jones

6/10

The soundtrack of A Hologram for the King is a testament to the power of music in storytelling. It effectively enhances the emotional depth of the characters and the complexity of the narrative, making it a memorable and integral part of the film.

Timothy King

5/10

Overall, the soundtrack of A Hologram for the King is a well-crafted and evocative musical accompaniment that enriches the viewing experience and leaves a lasting impression on the audience.

Sarah White

7/10

The soundtrack of A Hologram for the King beautifully captures the essence of the protagonist's journey, blending traditional Middle Eastern melodies with contemporary sounds in a way that enhances the storytelling experience.

Deborah Williams

5/10

The subtle melodies and ambient sounds in the soundtrack create a sense of tension and anticipation, mirroring the challenges that Alan faces in his quest to secure the deal with the King. The music enhances the storytelling and adds layers of complexity to the narrative.

Laura Parker

8/10

The music evokes a sense of cultural immersion, transporting the listener to the vibrant streets of Saudi Arabia and creating a rich atmospheric backdrop for Alan's encounters and reflections throughout the story.

Mark Nelson

2/10

The soundtrack of A Hologram for the King failed to capture the intricate blend of cultures and emotions portrayed in the novel. The music felt generic and lacked the depth needed to enhance the storytelling, leaving me feeling disconnected from the characters' struggles and personal growth.

Carol Garcia

1/10

Furthermore, the use of traditional Saudi Arabian music elements in the soundtrack felt forced and unnatural, as if they were included simply to check a box of cultural representation. Instead of adding authenticity and richness to the narrative, these elements came across as superficial and tokenistic, diminishing the overall impact of the music on the viewing experience.

Joshua Young

6/10

The use of both Western and Middle Eastern musical elements in the soundtrack reflects the themes of cultural exchange and understanding present in the film. It highlights the universal aspects of human experience while also celebrating the uniqueness of different cultures.

Charles Walker

8/10

The emotional depth of the soundtrack resonates with the themes of self-discovery and personal growth in the novel, adding an extra layer of poignancy to the character development and the overall narrative arc.

Richard Thomas

6/10

The emotional resonance of the music mirrors the internal struggles of the protagonist, Alan Clay. The soundtrack effectively conveys his feelings of isolation, uncertainty, and self-discovery throughout the film.

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