• Howl (2010) Soundtrack OST •

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Examining the poem "Howl" using only words from its obscenity trial, from an interview Allen Ginsberg gave then, and from the poem itself. The film intercuts a 1955 reading Ginsburg gives to an increasingly enthusiastic audience, the interview, scenes from his life described in the interview, surreal animation of segments of the poem, and scenes from the 1957 trial of Lawrence Ferlinghetti, who published "Howl" in 1956. Pivotal are his mother's mental illness and early death, friendship with Neal Cassady, struggles with homosexuality before embracing it, falling in love with Peter Orlovsky, and Ginsberg's take on the poem's theme - freedom of expression.

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Play	Title	Artist
	Howl
	Tonight at the Sands	Jack Arel: Writer
	Steve's Place	Steve Gray: Writer
	To Have & Havier	Danny Baker: Writer
	Dim the Lights	Teddy Lasry: Writer
	On the Beat	Harry Arnold: Writer
	Uptown Boogie	Teddy Lasry: Writer
	Lady Be Good	George Gershwin: Writer Dizzy Gillespie: Performer
	A Horace, of Course
	Forever Hers
	This Wheel's on Fire
	A Quiet Place In The Country	Fernando García Morcillo: Performer
	Fu-Manchu	Fernando García Morcillo: Performer
	Howling Of The Devil	Fernando García Morcillo: Performer
	My Adagio	Fernando García Morcillo: Performer
	Diabolo	Fernando García Morcillo: Performer
	Barroco	Fernando García Morcillo: Performer
	The Wolf Man	Fernando García Morcillo: Performer
	Living Dead	Fernando García Morcillo: Performer
	Frankenstein	Fernando García Morcillo: Performer
	Terror	Fernando García Morcillo: Performer
	Rasputin	Fernando García Morcillo: Performer
	Leatherface	Fernando García Morcillo: Performer
	Blood In The Bathroom	Fernando García Morcillo: Performer
	The Hunback Of Notre-Dame	Fernando García Morcillo: Performer
	The Church	Fernando García Morcillo: Performer
	Phantom Of The Opera	Fernando García Morcillo: Performer
	Bluebeard	Fernando García Morcillo: Performer
	Punkies Assault	Fernando García Morcillo: Performer
	Scream!	Fernando García Morcillo: Performer
	Verdi's Nabuco	Fernando García Morcillo: Performer
	Ave Maria / Adagio	Fernando García Morcillo: Performer
	A Quiet Place In The Country (Reprise)	Fernando García Morcillo: Performer
	Supernatural Darkness	Carter Burwell: Performer
	I Saw the Best Minds	Carter Burwell: Performer
	From Park to Pad to Bar to Bellevue	Carter Burwell: Performer
	Weeping in the Parks	Carter Burwell: Performer
	And Their Heads Shall Be Crowned	Carter Burwell: Performer
	My Mother	Carter Burwell: Performer
	Now Denver Is Lonesome for Her Heroes	Carter Burwell: Performer
	Prophecy	Carter Burwell: Performer
	Moloch!	Carter Burwell: Performer
	I'm with You in Rockland	Carter Burwell: Performer
	Angelic Bombs	Carter Burwell: Performer
	Holy	Carter Burwell: Performer
	Verdi's Nabuco	Fernando García Morcillo: Performer
	I'm with You in Rockland	Carter Burwell: Performer

User reviews

Betty Moore

6/10

The soundtrack of Howl captures the raw energy and emotion of Allen Ginsberg's poem, adding depth and intensity to the film.

Lisa Anderson

7/10

The use of music in Howl enhances the emotional depth of the film, creating a powerful connection with the audience.

Ronald Perez

6/10

The soundtrack skillfully underscores the themes of freedom of expression and individuality, resonating with the spirit of Ginsberg's poetry.

Richard Green

7/10

The music in Howl is an integral part of the film's success, enhancing the storytelling and emotional impact of Ginsberg's journey.

Kimberly Clark

7/10

The eclectic mix of songs in the soundtrack reflects the diversity of influences that shaped Allen Ginsberg's life and work.

Laura Martin

5/10

The use of music in Howl enhances the atmosphere of the 1955 reading, immersing the audience in the passion and rebellion of the Beat Generation.

Joseph Martinez

8/10

Each track in the soundtrack of Howl complements the visuals and dialogue, enhancing the overall storytelling of the film.

Sarah Turner

6/10

The soundtrack captures the essence of Ginsberg's defiance and defiance of societal norms, conveying a sense of urgency and rebellion.

Stephanie Anderson

2/10

The soundtrack of Howl missed the opportunity to enhance the surreal and thought-provoking elements of the film. Instead of complementing the visuals and themes, the music fell flat and failed to create a memorable and immersive viewing experience.

Timothy Wright

7/10

The soundtrack of Howl skillfully weaves together elements of spoken word, jazz, and experimental sounds to create a unique auditory experience.

Mark Jackson

5/10

Overall, the soundtrack of Howl is a masterful blend of sound and image that enhances the viewer's understanding and appreciation of Ginsberg's iconic poem.

Edward Baker

3/10

The soundtrack of Howl failed to capture the raw emotion and intensity of Allen Ginsberg's poem. It felt disjointed and lacked cohesiveness, making it difficult to connect with the powerful themes presented in the film.

William Thomas

7/10

The soundtrack of Howl captures the essence of the countercultural movement of the 1950s, reflecting the themes of freedom and self-expression.

Michelle Walker

10/10

The soundtrack of Howl not only complements the visuals and narrative of the film but also stands on its own as a powerful and moving musical piece. It enriches the storytelling, heightens the emotional impact of the scenes, and leaves a lasting impression on the audience.

Joseph Allen

10/10

Each track in the soundtrack resonates with the themes of freedom of expression, rebellion, and self-discovery that are central to the film. The haunting melodies and evocative lyrics evoke a sense of nostalgia and contemplation, transporting the listener to the turbulent times of the 1950s.

John Turner

9/10

The soundtrack of Howl is an exquisite masterpiece that perfectly captures the essence of the Beat Generation era. The music effortlessly blends with the raw emotions and intensity of Allen Ginsberg's poem, creating a deeply immersive experience for the audience.

Matthew Smith

7/10

The use of music in Howl adds layers of complexity to the film, enriching the viewer's experience and understanding of Ginsberg's poetry.

Emily Brown

1/10

The music choices in Howl seemed out of place and distracting, overshadowing the important dialogues and visuals. It took away from the overall impact of the film and left me feeling disconnected from the story being told.

Anthony Martinez

6/10

The soundtrack effectively mirrors Ginsberg's journey of self-discovery and acceptance, reflecting his tumultuous relationships and personal struggles.

Donna Evans

6/10

The music in Howl seamlessly weaves together the different narrative threads of Ginsberg's life, enhancing the storytelling and emotional impact of the film.

Amanda Phillips

5/10

The incorporation of surreal animation in the film is complemented by the haunting and evocative music, creating a multi-sensory experience for the viewer.

Elizabeth Wilson

8/10

The soundtrack of Howl is a masterful blend of classic jazz, contemporary sounds, and avant-garde compositions, reflecting the eclectic nature of Ginsberg's work.