• Common Ground (2011) Soundtrack OST •

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Common Ground

For thousands of years, in Sri Lanka, humans and elephants have lived side by side in a relatively peaceful coexistence. We discover how years of civil war and an expanding human population has affected that long-standing association. Very few animals on this planet are regarded both as an object of worship and as an enemy. The Asian Elephant is now defined by this paradox. As the total number of elephants in the wild continues to plummet, conservationists are developing some innovative solutions to preserve this legendary animal.

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Play	Title	Artist
	Common Ground
	Warm Coffee (The Market Song)	Ziggy Alberts: Artist
	Talk It Out	Matt Corby: Artist Tash Sultana: Artist
	Confidence	Ocean Alley: Artist
	This Is Just To Say	Running Touch: Artist
	True Lovers	Holy Holy: Artist
	Restless	The Veronicas: Artist Allday: Artist
	Tell Me (The Hoddevik Song)	Ziggy Alberts: Artist
	Childism	KIAN: Artist
	Nobody's Home	Basenji: Artist Mallrat: Artist
	Protection	Allday: Artist
	Settle Down	Ziggy Alberts: Artist
	Waking Up Tomorrow	G Flip: Artist
	Hawaiian Party	Cub Sport: Artist
	Better in Blak	Thelma Plum: Artist
	Heavy Hearted	The Jungle Giants: Artist
	Hands I Can Hold	Ziggy Alberts: Artist
	Rush	Boo Seeka: Artist
	Missing Me	Angie McMahon: Artist
	Runaway	Ziggy Alberts: Artist
	Re: Stacks	Dustin Tebbutt: Artist Gretta Ray: Artist
	All That I See	Matt Corby: Artist
	Cool As Hell	Baker Boy: Artist
	Groceries	Mallrat: Artist
	Be About You	Winston Surfshirt: Artist
	Stronger - Acoustic	Ziggy Alberts: Artist
	On Your Way Down	The Jungle Giants: Artist
	Miracle Love	Matt Corby: Artist
	3 Degrees South	Ziggy Alberts: Artist
	I Am Not Afraid	G Flip: Artist
	Coastline	Hollow Coves: Artist
	Circles	Mallrat: Artist Fossa Beats: Artist
	Days in the Sun	Ziggy Alberts: Artist
	Lights Out	Odette: Artist
	Infinity	Ocean Alley: Artist
	Start Over	Ziggy Alberts: Artist
	My Hands	Running Touch: Artist
	Wildest Ones	Eves Karydas: Artist
	Holiday	Ocean Alley: Artist
	Into The Sun - EP Version	Sons Of The East: Artist
	Juke Jam	Ziggy Alberts: Artist
	Slow Mover	Angie McMahon: Artist
	Charlie	Mallrat: Artist
	Naturally	Lime Cordiale: Artist
	Keep Me In the Open	Gang of Youths: Artist
	This Must Be the Place (Naive Melody) - 2005 Remaster	Talking Heads: Artist
	Burning Down the House	Talking Heads: Artist
	And She Was - 2005 Remaster	Talking Heads: Artist
	Moon Rocks - 2005 Remaster	Talking Heads: Artist
	Two Fish and an Elephant	Khruangbin: Artist
	Coffee Cold	Galt MacDermot: Artist
	Vibrations	Tuxedo: Artist Parisalexa: Artist
	Waiting on You	Two Another: Artist
	Goodbye Kisses	Joe Hertz: Artist Pip Millett: Artist
	Cheapest Flight	PREP: Artist
	Shouldn't Have Done That	Two Another: Artist
	In Too Deep	Franc Moody: Artist
	WHITNEY	Gavin Turek: Artist
	Intoxicated	Harrison Brome: Artist Pomo: Artist
	Playing For You	Joe Hertz: Artist
	You're The Reason Why	Aaron Taylor: Artist

User reviews

Daniel Moore

7/10

The dynamic rhythms in the music mirror the tension and harmony between the two species depicted in the documentary.

Jennifer Lee

9/10

The soundtrack of Common Ground beautifully captures the delicate balance between humans and elephants in Sri Lanka, painting a vivid and emotional picture of their coexistence through music.

Donald Thomas

7/10

The emotional resonance of the music makes it a standout feature of the documentary, adding layers of depth to the narrative.

Steven Williams

5/10

I appreciate how the soundtrack blends traditional Sri Lankan melodies with modern instrumentation, creating a fusion that mirrors the juxtaposition of ancient traditions and contemporary challenges faced by elephants.

David Thomas

8/10

The haunting melodies in the soundtrack convey the challenges faced by both humans and elephants in their coexistence.

George Wright

1/10

The use of generic, synthetic sounds instead of incorporating authentic Sri Lankan instruments or melodies missed an opportunity to truly immerse the audience in the unique setting of the film.

Lisa Wright

4/10

The music felt repetitive and uninspired, lacking the cultural nuances and traditional elements that could have added depth to the storytelling.

Ashley Thomas

8/10

The soundtrack showcases the talent and creativity of the composers, who have crafted a truly memorable musical experience.

Lisa Roberts

5/10

The music skillfully conveys the sorrow and loss caused by years of civil war and human encroachment on elephant habitats, creating a poignant and reflective atmosphere.

Mary Evans

6/10

The use of diverse instruments and vocal styles in the soundtrack adds layers of complexity and emotion, enhancing the storytelling and deepening the listener's connection to the plight of the Asian Elephant.

Donna Johnson

10/10

The use of traditional Sri Lankan instruments alongside modern compositions creates a unique and immersive listening experience, transporting the audience to the heart of the jungle where elephants roam freely. The music truly reflects the reverence and concern for the Asian Elephant, making it a powerful and moving tribute to this legendary animal.

Joshua Taylor

5/10

Overall, the music of Common Ground serves as a moving and thought-provoking accompaniment to the documentary, elevating the viewing experience and leaving a lasting impact on the audience.

Joseph Lewis

5/10

The soundtrack of Common Ground perfectly captures the deep-rooted connection between humans and elephants in Sri Lanka, evoking a sense of ancient harmony and reverence.

Joseph Garcia

5/10

The soundtrack of Common Ground successfully conveys the urgency of conservation efforts through its powerful and emotive compositions, inspiring a sense of responsibility and action towards preserving these magnificent animals.

Edward Green

7/10

Each track in the soundtrack evokes a sense of history and cultural richness, reflecting the deep connection between humans and elephants in the region.

Kimberly Allen

8/10

The soundtrack effectively enhances the storytelling in Common Ground, immersing the audience in the world of Sri Lankan elephants.

Michael Rodriguez

8/10

The blend of traditional and modern musical elements in the soundtrack is both innovative and captivating.

James Anderson

8/10

Overall, the music in Common Ground is a powerful and moving accompaniment to the poignant story of humans and elephants in Sri Lanka.

William Martinez

8/10

The soundtrack of Common Ground perfectly captures the emotional depth and complexity of the human-elephant relationship in Sri Lanka.

Sarah Smith

1/10

The soundtrack of Common Ground failed to capture the emotional depth and complexity of the human-elephant relationship portrayed in the documentary.

William Smith

10/10

Each track in the soundtrack evokes a sense of nostalgia and respect for the ancient relationship between these two species, showcasing the deep connection that has been affected by years of conflict and environmental changes.