• The Big Lebowski (1998) Soundtrack OST •

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Tags: rug, pornographer, death of friend

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Synopsis

There are 2 men named Jeffrey Lebowski. One's a lazy, pot smoking, White Russian-drinking, hippie who goes by the nickname, 'The Dude.' The other's a self-made multimillionaire, war veteran, who lives in a mansion with a full-time assistant, due to his being handicapped.

Their paths cross when the millionaire's trophy wife owes money to a known pornographer, and she's held in lieu of getting his money repaid. The thugs hired by this pornographer initially confront the dude because they were unaware he has the same name.

Wanting payback for his now-destroyed rug, the dude seeks out the millionaire Lebowski. What follows takes the dude and his bowling buddies Walter and Donnie on a mission full of intrigue, kidnapping, pornography, nihilists, White Russians, and more White Russians.

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Play	Title	Artist
	The Big Lebowski
	The Man In Me	Bob Dylan: Writer Bob Dylan: Performer
	Ataypura	Moises Vivanco: Writer Yma Sumac: Performer
	Behave Yourself	Booker T. Jones: Writer Booker T. & the M.G.s: Performer
	'Branded' Theme Song	Alan Alch: Writer
	Dead Flowers	Mick Jagger: Writer
	Glück das mir verblieb
	Her Eyes Are a Blue Million Miles
	Hotel California
	I Got It Bad & That Ain't Good
	I Hate You
	Just Dropped In (To See What Condition My Condition Was In)
	Lookin' Out My Back Door
	Lujon
	Mucha Muchacha
	My Mood Swings
	Oye Como Va
	Peaceful Easy Feeling
	Piacere Sequence
	Pictures at an Exhibition
	Requiem in D Minor
	Stamping Ground
	Run through the Jungle
	Standing on the Corner
	Tammy
	Traffic Boom
	Tumbling Tumbleweeds
	Viva Las Vegas
	Walking Song
	Technopop
	Requiem in D Minor: Lacrimosa	Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart: Performer
	Lookin' Out My Back Door	John Fogerty: Performer
	Pictures at an Exhibition: Gnomus	Modest Mussorgsky: Performer
	'Branded' Theme Song	Mickey Newbury: Performer
	I Got It Bad & That Ain't Good	Duke Ellington: Performer
	Dick on a Case	Moondog: Performer
	Technopop (Wie Glauben)	Moondog: Performer

User reviews

Andrew Adams

7/10

The eclectic mix of songs in the soundtrack reflects the diverse personalities and experiences of the characters in the movie, adding depth to their development.

Kimberly Walker

10/10

One of the things I love about the soundtrack of The Big Lebowski is how it perfectly captures the laid-back, quirky vibe of the movie. Each song seems to fit the scenes so well, enhancing the overall viewing experience.

Andrew Thomas

2/10

I found the soundtrack of The Big Lebowski to be quite disappointing and underwhelming. The music choices did not seem to fit the tone or atmosphere of the movie, resulting in a lack of emotional connection with the scenes.

Michelle Jones

7/10

The inclusion of songs like Hotel California by The Gipsy Kings gives the soundtrack a unique twist, blending different musical genres seamlessly.

Betty Nelson

6/10

The soundtrack's seamless integration of songs with the film's dialogue creates a cohesive audiovisual experience that enhances the storytelling.

Susan Jackson

5/10

The soundtrack's incorporation of songs like Hotel California by the Gipsy Kings adds a sense of irony and humor to the film's narrative.

Andrew Harris

5/10

The use of classic rock hits like Just Dropped In (To See What Condition My Condition Was In) by Kenny Rogers & The First Edition adds a nostalgic touch to the soundtrack.

Robert Campbell

6/10

The soundtrack of The Big Lebowski perfectly captures the laid-back, quirky vibe of the film with its eclectic mix of songs.

James Martin

5/10

Overall, the soundtrack of The Big Lebowski is a standout feature of the film, elevating the viewing experience with its carefully curated selection of songs and compositions.

Carol Scott

7/10

Overall, the soundtrack of The Big Lebowski is a standout element of the film, contributing to its cult status and making it a truly immersive cinematic experience.

Elizabeth Taylor

1/10

Overall, I was left feeling unimpressed and somewhat detached from the film due to the weak and uninspired soundtrack choices.

Paul Smith

6/10

The use of soundbites from the film in the soundtrack adds an immersive element that transports listeners back into the world of The Big Lebowski.

Andrew Rodriguez

2/10

Additionally, I felt that the songs used were repetitive and did not add anything substantial to the overall storytelling. It felt like the soundtrack was put together without much thought or consideration for enhancing the viewer's experience.

Nancy Hernandez

5/10

The soundtrack's blend of genres, from country to psychedelic rock, creates a unique listening experience that mirrors the film's genre-bending nature.

Emily Robinson

5/10

The soundtrack's diversity mirrors the diverse cast of characters in the film, making it a cohesive and fitting companion to the on-screen action.

Emily Hall

8/10

The soundtrack's seamless integration of songs with the film's scenes enhances the storytelling, creating memorable moments that stick with the audience long after the movie ends.

Charles Hill

7/10

The soundtrack of The Big Lebowski perfectly captures the laid-back, quirky vibe of the film, enhancing the overall viewing experience.

Joseph Lee

8/10

The use of classic rock tracks like Just Dropped In (To See What Condition My Condition Was In) by Kenny Rogers and The First Edition adds a nostalgic and whimsical touch to the film.

Thomas Hernandez

6/10

The instrumental tracks by composer Carter Burwell provide a moody and atmospheric backdrop to the film's scenes, adding depth to the overall soundtrack.

Lisa Roberts

9/10

The mix of songs from different genres and eras creates a diverse and eclectic soundtrack that adds depth and dimension to the film. From classic rock tunes to dreamy ballads, each track adds a unique flavor to the story, making it even more engaging and memorable.