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Synopsis

It is the year 1962.
Having lost World War 2, the United States is now occupied by Germany and Japan. Germany occupies the eastern states and Japan the western, with the Neutral Zone in between.

When her sister is killed by the Japanese, Juliana Crain is sucked into the covert, dangerous world of the American Resistance. Opposing her and her comrades are the most ruthless forces the Nazis and Japanese have to offer, lead by Obergruppenfuhrer John Smith of the SS and Chief Inspector Kido of the Kempeitai.

The Resistance's greatest hope appears to lie in films which show an alternate reality, a world where the US and its allies won WW2. While largely viewed as propaganda, these films could be more than that. At the centre of the manufacture and distribution of these films is one man, a figurehead in the Resistance: The Man in the High Castle.

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Play	Title	Artist
	The Man in the High Castle
	Symphony No. 5	Ludwig van Beethoven: Writer
	Angry Words	Lee Silver: Writer
	Ask the Robin	Buddy Stewart: Performer
	Hell I'm Livin' In	Michael J. Wolf: Writer Mississippi Mike: Performer
	Edelweiss	Richard Rodgers: Writer Jeanette Olsson: Performer
	The Twist	Hank Ballard: Writer Chubby Checker: Performer
	The House of the Rising Sun	Sam Cohen: Performer
	(Pride) In the Name of Love	Bono: Writer U2: Performer
	Hell I'm Livin' In	Michael J. Wolf: Performer
	White Flag	Bishop Briggs: Performer

User reviews

James Green

3/10

The soundtrack of The Man in the High Castle fails to capture the emotional depth and tension of the alternate history storyline.

Amanda Campbell

8/10

The music sets the tone for the show, immersing the viewers in a world where tension and danger lurk around every corner.

Karen Baker

9/10

The soundtrack of The Man in the High Castle truly captures the eerie and haunting atmosphere of a world where history took a different turn. The music sets the tone perfectly for the alternate reality of a United States occupied by Germany and Japan in 1962.

Emily Baker

6/10

The soundtrack's blend of orchestral arrangements and electronic elements creates a unique and memorable sonic landscape that sets the tone for the series.

Stephanie Scott

8/10

The score enhances the emotional depth of the characters, especially Juliana Crain, as she navigates the treacherous world of the American Resistance.

John Jones

5/10

The soundtrack's ability to evoke a sense of nostalgia for a world that never was adds depth and emotional resonance to the narrative.

Mary Martin

7/10

The soundtrack's blending of different musical styles creates a unique and captivating auditory experience that complements the show's intricate storytelling.

Nancy Evans

6/10

The music enhances the storytelling by creating a sense of unease and suspense, reflecting the covert and dangerous world of the American Resistance.

Jennifer White

5/10

The musical themes associated with characters like Juliana Crain, Obergruppenfuhrer John Smith, and Chief Inspector Kido effectively convey their personalities and motivations.

Carol Nelson

8/10

The music seamlessly transitions between scenes, enhancing the pacing and tension of the narrative.

Patricia Mitchell

1/10

Overall, the soundtrack does a disservice to the complex characters and intricate plot of the series, failing to elevate key moments or create a memorable auditory experience for the viewers.

David Wilson

10/10

Each track in the soundtrack immerses the listener in the tension and suspense of the covert world of the American Resistance. The music enhances the storytelling and brings to life the struggles and sacrifices of the characters, making the viewing experience even more captivating.

Laura Anderson

8/10

The haunting melodies evoke a sense of longing and nostalgia for a world that could have been, reflecting the characters' hopes for a better future.

Edward Mitchell

5/10

The recurring motifs in the music serve to connect different storylines and characters, providing a cohesive musical identity for the show.

Lisa Rodriguez

8/10

Overall, the soundtrack of The Man in the High Castle is a standout element of the show, elevating the viewing experience and leaving a lasting impression on the audience.

Mary Scott

6/10

The use of traditional Japanese and German musical elements in the score adds authenticity to the alternate history depicted in the series.

Ashley Moore

7/10

The use of traditional Japanese and German music in the soundtrack adds authenticity to the portrayal of the occupation, creating a sense of cultural clash and oppression.

John Baker

7/10

The soundtrack's use of recurring motifs and themes helps to unify the different storylines and characters, creating a sense of cohesion throughout the series.

Ashley Evans

1/10

The music often feels generic and uninspired, lacking the unique cultural nuances that could have enhanced the setting of a divided America occupied by Germany and Japan.

Linda Anderson

5/10

Overall, the music of The Man in the High Castle plays a crucial role in enhancing the storytelling and immersing viewers in the alternate history world of the series.

Jennifer Carter

10/10

The use of different musical styles and instruments reflects the complex and multi-layered nature of the plot, adding depth and richness to the overall narrative. The soundtrack of The Man in the High Castle is not just background music, but an integral part of the series that elevates the viewing experience to a whole new level.

Nancy White

7/10

The soundtrack of The Man in the High Castle perfectly captures the eerie atmosphere of the alternate reality where the United States is occupied by Germany and Japan in 1962.

Thomas King

5/10

The soundtrack of The Man in the High Castle effectively captures the tense and ominous atmosphere of a world under occupation by Germany and Japan in 1962.

Mark Campbell

6/10

The soundtrack's incorporation of period-appropriate music helps immerse viewers in the 1960s setting of the show, enhancing the overall viewing experience.

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