• Brazil (1985) Soundtrack OST •

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Brazil

Synopsis

Brazil is a film set in a highly structured and bureaucratic state where the government has implemented extreme measures to track down terrorists. A "bug" in the system leads to the mistaken arrest of an innocent man named Buttle, while the terrorist Harry Tuttle remains free.

Sam Lowry, an average man with connections, is tasked with investigating the error. Meanwhile, Buttle's neighbor, Jill Layton, tries to report the mistake but faces obstacles due to the inefficient bureaucracy.

As Sam becomes distracted by his fantasies about Jill, he too falls victim to the counterproductive measures of the government.

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Play	Title	Artist
	Brazil
	Brazil	Ary Barroso: Performer Bob Russell: English lyrics Geoff Muldaur: Performer
	As Time Goes By	Herman Hupfeld:
	Central Services / The Office	Michael Kamen: Performer
	Sam Lowry's 1st Dream / "Brazil"	Michael Kamen: Performer
	Ducts	Michael Kamen: Performer
	Waiting for Daddy / Same Lowry's Wetter Dream "The Monoliths Erupt"	Michael Kamen: Performer
	Truck Drive	Michael Kamen: Performer
	The Restaurant (You've Got to Say the Number)	Michael Kamen: Performer
	Mr. Helpman	Michael Kamen: Performer
	The Elevator	Michael Kamen: Performer
	Jill Brazil / Power Station	Michael Kamen: Performer
	The Party (Part 1) / Plastic Surgery	Michael Kamen: Performer
	Ducting Dream	Michael Kamen: Performer
	Brazil - Geoff Muldaur	Michael Kamen: Performer
	Days & Nights in Kyoto - The Party (Part 2)	Michael Kamen: Performer
	The Morning After	Michael Kamen: Performer
	Escape?	Michael Kamen: Performer
	The Battle	Michael Kamen: Performer
	Harry Tuttle - "A Man Consumed By Paperwork"	Michael Kamen: Performer
	Mothers Funeral / Forces of Darkness	Michael Kamen: Performer
	Escape! No Escape!	Michael Kamen: Performer
	Bachianos Brazil Samba	Michael Kamen: Performer
	Terry Gilliam Interview (bonus)	Michael Kamen: Performer
	Waiting For Daddy / Sam Lowry's Wetter Dream "The Monoliths Erupt"	Michael Kamen: Performer
	Mr. Helpmann	Michael Kamen: Performer
	The Party (Part I) / Plastic Surgery	Michael Kamen: Performer
	Days & Nights In Kyoto - The Party (Part II)	Michael Kamen: Performer
	Mothers Funeral / Forces of Darkenss	Michael Kamen: Performer
	To The Future (Alan Silvestri)	John Barry: Performer
	Goonies (Dave Grusin)	John Barry: Performer
	Elmo's Fire - Love Theme (David Foster)	John Barry: Performer
	Legend - Re-United (Jerry Goldsmith, Lyrics by John Bettis)	John Barry: Performer
	Return to Oz (David Shire)	John Barry: Performer
	Lifeforce (Henry Mancini)	John Barry: Performer
	Revolution (John Corigliano)	John Barry: Performer
	Cocoon (James Horner)	John Barry: Performer
	View To A Kill (John Barry)	John Barry: Performer
	The Color Purple (Quincy Jones, Arranged by John Williams)	John Barry: Performer
	Witness - Building The Barn (Maurice Jarre)	John Barry: Performer
	Agnes of God (Georges Delerue)	John Barry: Performer
	Silverado (Bruce Broughton)	John Barry: Performer
	Out of Africa (John Barry)	John Barry: Performer
	Brazil (Michael Kamen – Arranged by Christopher Lennertz)	John Barry: Performer
	Rambo: First Blood Part II (Jerry Goldsmith)	John Barry: Performer
	St. Elmo's Fire (Man In Motion) (John Parr)	John Barry: Performer
	Burning Heart - Survivor - Rocky IV	John Barry: Performer
	When The Going Get's Tough, The Tough Get Going (Billy Ocean) – The Jewel of the Nile	John Barry: Performer
	Weird Science (Oingo Boingo) - Weird Science	John Barry: Performer
	Bit By Bit (Stephanie Mills) - Fletch	John Barry: Performer
	Rhythm of the Night (DeBarge) – The Last Dragon	John Barry: Performer
	Say You Say Me (Lionel Richie) - White Nights	John Barry: Performer
	Is Your Love Strong Enough (Bryan Ferry) - Legend	John Barry: Performer
	To Live And Die In L.A. (Wang Chung)	John Barry: Performer
	We Don't Need Another Hero (Tina Turner) - Mad Max Beyond Thunderdome	John Barry: Performer
	PEE WEE'S BIG ADVENTURE (composed by Danny Elfman): Overture / The Big Race	John Barry: Performer
	Breakfast Machine	John Barry: Performer
	Park Ride	John Barry: Performer
	Stolen Bike	John Barry: Performer
	Hitchhike	John Barry: Performer
	Dinosaur Dream	John Barry: Performer
	Simone's Theme	John Barry: Performer
	Clown Dream	John Barry: Performer
	Studio Chase	John Barry: Performer
	The Drive-In	John Barry: Performer
	Finale	John Barry: Performer
	THE BRIDE (composed and conducted by Maurice Jarre): The Bride	John Barry: Performer
	SPIES LIKE US (composed and conducted by Elmer Bernstein): The Ace Tomato Company	John Barry: Performer
	Off To Spy	John Barry: Performer
	NORTH AND SOUTH (composed and conducted by Bill Conti): Main Title	John Barry: Performer
	ENEMY MINE (composed and conducted by Maurice Jarre): Before the Drac Holy Council	John Barry: Performer
	JAGGED EDGE (composed by John Barry): Part XIII	John Barry: Performer
	THE BLACK CAULDRON (composed and conducted by Elmer Bernstein): Escape From The Castle	John Barry: Performer
	Taran	John Barry: Performer
	The Witches	John Barry: Performer
	Gurgi	John Barry: Performer
	The Horned King	John Barry: Performer
	The Fair Folk	John Barry: Performer
	Eilonwy	John Barry: Performer
	BACK TO THE FUTURE: Back To The Future	John Barry: Performer
	Skateboard Chase	John Barry: Performer
	Marty's Letter	John Barry: Performer
	Clocktower Pt. 1	John Barry: Performer
	Clocktower Pt.2 And Helicopter	John Barry: Performer
	'85 Lone Pine Mall	John Barry: Performer
	4 x 4	John Barry: Performer
	Doc Returns	John Barry: Performer
	Back To The Future Part II: Hill Valley, 2015	John Barry: Performer
	Burn The Book	John Barry: Performer
	He's Gone	John Barry: Performer
	The Letter	John Barry: Performer
	I'm Back	John Barry: Performer
	End Logo	John Barry: Performer
	The West	John Barry: Performer
	Back To The Future Part III (conducted by Alan Silvestri): Main Title	John Barry: Performer
	Indians	John Barry: Performer
	Point Of No Return (The Train Pt. III)	John Barry: Performer
	End Credits	John Barry: Performer
	Back To The Future: The Ride	John Barry: Performer
	I Had A Farm (Main Title)	John Barry: Performer
	Alone On The Farm	John Barry: Performer
	Karen & Denys	John Barry: Performer
	Have You Got A Story for Me	John Barry: Performer
	I'm Better At Hello	John Barry: Performer
	Mozart: Clarinet Concerto In A major: K622 (Adagio)	John Barry: Performer
	Karen's Journey Starts	John Barry: Performer
	Karen's Journey Ends	John Barry: Performer
	Karen's Return From Border	John Barry: Performer
	Karen Builds A School	John Barry: Performer
	Harvest	John Barry: Performer
	Safari	John Barry: Performer
	Flight Over Africa	John Barry: Performer
	Beach At Night	John Barry: Performer
	You'll Keep Me Then	John Barry: Performer
	If I Knew A Song Of Africa	John Barry: Performer
	You Are Karen M'Sabu	John Barry: Performer
	Out Of Africa (End Credits)	John Barry: Performer
	Fratelli Chase	John Barry: Performer
	Map and Willie	John Barry: Performer
	The Goondocks (Goonies Theme)	John Barry: Performer
	Doubloon	John Barry: Performer
	Lighthouse	John Barry: Performer
	Cellar and Sloth	John Barry: Performer
	Restaurant Trash	John Barry: Performer
	The "It", Fifty Dollar Bills and a Stiff	John Barry: Performer
	It All Starts Here	John Barry: Performer
	Plumbing	John Barry: Performer
	Skull and Signature	John Barry: Performer
	Boulders, Bats and a Blender	John Barry: Performer
	Wishing Well and the Fratellis Find Coin	John Barry: Performer
	Mikey's Vision	John Barry: Performer
	Oath and Booby Traps	John Barry: Performer
	Triple Stones and a Ball	John Barry: Performer
	Pee Break and Kissing Tunnel	John Barry: Performer
	They're Here and Skull Cave Chase	John Barry: Performer
	Playing The Bones	John Barry: Performer
	Water Slide and Galleon	John Barry: Performer
	Octopus	John Barry: Performer
	The Inferno	John Barry: Performer
	One Eyed Willie	John Barry: Performer
	Treasure, Data & Mouth and Walk The Plank	John Barry: Performer
	Sloth & Chunk	John Barry: Performer
	Mama & Sloth	John Barry: Performer
	The Fighting Fratellis, Sloth's Choice and Ultimate Booby Trap	John Barry: Performer
	The Reunion and Fratellis On Beach	John Barry: Performer
	No Firme and Pirate Ship	John Barry: Performer
	End Titles (Goonies Theme)	John Barry: Performer
	Sam Lowry's 1st Dream / "Brazil"	Michael Kamen: Performer
	Waiting for Daddy / Same Lowry's Wetter Dream "The Monoliths Erupt"	Michael Kamen: Performer
	The Restaurant (You've Got to Say the Number)	Michael Kamen: Performer
	Waiting For Daddy / Sam Lowry's Wetter Dream "The Monoliths Erupt"	Michael Kamen: Performer
	Elmo's Fire - Love Theme (David Foster)	John Barry: Performer
	St. Elmo's Fire (Man In Motion) (John Parr)	John Barry: Performer
	When The Going Get's Tough, The Tough Get Going (Billy Ocean) – The Jewel of the Nile	John Barry: Performer
	We Don't Need Another Hero (Tina Turner) - Mad Max Beyond Thunderdome	John Barry: Performer
	PEE WEE'S BIG ADVENTURE (composed by Danny Elfman): Overture / The Big Race	John Barry: Performer
	Simone's Theme	John Barry: Performer
	Marty's Letter	John Barry: Performer
	'85 Lone Pine Mall	John Barry: Performer
	He's Gone	John Barry: Performer
	I'm Back	John Barry: Performer
	I'm Better At Hello	John Barry: Performer
	Karen's Journey Starts	John Barry: Performer
	Karen's Journey Ends	John Barry: Performer
	Karen's Return From Border	John Barry: Performer
	You'll Keep Me Then	John Barry: Performer
	You Are Karen M'Sabu	John Barry: Performer
	Mikey's Vision	John Barry: Performer
	They're Here and Skull Cave Chase	John Barry: Performer
	The Fighting Fratellis, Sloth's Choice and Ultimate Booby Trap	John Barry: Performer

User reviews

Dorothy Carter

6/10

The soundtrack of Brazil captures the oppressive and surreal atmosphere of the film perfectly. The haunting and dissonant melodies mirror the twisted and bureaucratic society depicted in the movie, creating a sense of unease and tension that enhances the viewer's experience.

Donna Taylor

1/10

The choice of musical themes in Brazil seems out of place and jarring, taking away from the immersive experience of the movie. The lack of cohesion in the soundtrack detracts from the overall emotional impact of the story, making it difficult to fully engage with the characters and their struggles.

William Scott

7/10

Each track complements the narrative and character development, adding depth to the overall viewing experience.

Betty Roberts

8/10

The haunting and mysterious melodies evoke a sense of paranoia and unease throughout the movie.

David Turner

6/10

On the other hand, some may find the soundtrack of Brazil to be overwhelming and distracting. The atonal and cacophonous elements may overshadow the narrative at times, making it challenging to fully immerse oneself in the story. While the music undoubtedly adds to the film's unique atmosphere, it can also be seen as too overbearing for some audiences.

Nancy Martinez

8/10

The soundtrack's blend of classical influences with modern electronic sounds reflects the juxtaposition of tradition and technology in the film's world.

Donna Phillips

9/10

The use of eclectic instrumentation and experimental sounds in the soundtrack of Brazil adds layers of complexity to the storytelling. The unconventional music choices enhance the surreal and dreamlike quality of the film, immersing the audience in its twisted world.

James Wright

8/10

The soundtrack of Brazil perfectly captures the dystopian and surreal atmosphere of the film.

William Allen

7/10

Overall, the soundtrack of Brazil is a masterful work of art that enriches the storytelling and leaves a lasting impact on the audience.

Kenneth Thomas

4/10

The soundtrack of Brazil fails to effectively capture the eerie and dystopian atmosphere of the film. Instead of enhancing the sense of dread and confusion, the music often feels disjointed and distracting.

Robert Clark

7/10

The emotional depth and complexity of the music mirror the internal struggles of the characters, adding layers of meaning to their interactions.

Betty Carter

7/10

The use of electronic and orchestral elements creates a unique and immersive listening experience.

Steven Hernandez

9/10

The soundtrack of Brazil perfectly captures the dystopian and bureaucratic atmosphere of the film. The eerie and haunting musical themes mirror the oppressive control of the government and create a sense of unease throughout the movie.

Patricia Moore

10/10

The emotional depth and resonance of the soundtrack in Brazil elevate the viewing experience to a whole new level. The music not only complements the narrative but also conveys the characters' inner struggles and conflicts, enhancing the overall impact of the film.