• The Proposition (1998) Soundtrack OST •

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The Proposition

In a small town in the Old West, a notorious outlaw named John is captured by the local sheriff. John's brother, Charlie, is also a wanted criminal but manages to evade capture. The sheriff makes John a proposition: if he helps track down and capture Charlie, he will be granted a full pardon for his crimes.

John is torn between his loyalty to his brother and the chance for freedom. As they set out on their journey, they encounter various obstacles and challenges that test their bond as brothers.

As they get closer to capturing Charlie, John begins to question his decision and wonders if he can betray his own flesh and blood for his own gain. The brothers must confront their past and decide where their loyalties truly lie.

Will John choose to betray his brother for a chance at freedom, or will he risk everything to protect the only family he has left?

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Play	Title	Artist
	The Proposition
	Modern Woman	Sonny Kompanek: Composed and arranged
	They Can't Take That Away From Me	George Gershwin: Performer Sonny Kompanek: Arrangement
	How Do You Do?	Sonny Kompanek: Composed and arranged
	Second Thought	Sonny Kompanek: Composed and arranged
	The Girl With A Pink Rose
	Andante Op. 29, No. 1
	Ave Maria
	Asperges Me
	Happy Land	Nick Cave: Performer
	The Proposition #1	Nick Cave: Performer
	Road to Banyon	Nick Cave: Performer
	Down to the Valley	Nick Cave: Performer
	Moan Thing	Nick Cave: Performer
	The Rider #1	Nick Cave: Performer
	Martha's Dream	Nick Cave: Performer
	Gun Thing	Nick Cave: Performer
	Queenie's Suite	Nick Cave: Performer
	The Rider #2	Nick Cave: Performer
	The Proposition #2	Nick Cave: Performer
	Sad Violin Thing	Nick Cave: Performer
	The Rider #3	Nick Cave: Performer
	The Proposition #3	Nick Cave: Performer
	The Rider Song	Nick Cave: Performer
	Clean Hands. Dirty Hands	Nick Cave: Performer
	SIDE A: Happy Land	Nick Cave: Performer
	SIDE B: Queenie's Suite	Nick Cave: Performer
	Clean Hands, Dirty Hands	Nick Cave: Performer
	Their Story Recounted	Stephen Endelman: Performer
	A New Beginning	Stephen Endelman: Performer
	The Threat	Stephen Endelman: Performer
	Are They Lovers?	Stephen Endelman: Performer
	The First Kiss	Stephen Endelman: Performer
	Rogers De-Flowering	Stephen Endelman: Performer
	The Reconciliation	Stephen Endelman: Performer
	Such A Beautiful Day	Stephen Endelman: Performer
	A Somber Prayer	Stephen Endelman: Performer
	The Conception	Stephen Endelman: Performer
	Sorrows Children	Stephen Endelman: Performer
	Anxious Mr. Martin	Stephen Endelman: Performer
	Momentary Joy	Stephen Endelman: Performer
	The Garden Of Tears	Stephen Endelman: Performer
	I Will Never Give You Up	Stephen Endelman: Performer
	Arthurs Redemption	Stephen Endelman: Performer
	A New Communion	Stephen Endelman: Performer

User reviews

Karen Parker

4/10

The music often felt generic and uninspired, lacking the unique flavor and authenticity needed to enhance the storytelling of the film.

William Lopez

6/10

The soundtrack of The Proposition perfectly captures the gritty and intense atmosphere of the Old West setting. The haunting melodies and raw instrumentation evoke a sense of desperation and conflict, mirroring the inner turmoil of the characters. The music adds depth to the emotional journey of the brothers, enhancing the tension and drama of their predicament.

Mary Johnson

6/10

While the soundtrack of The Proposition effectively sets the tone for the film, at times it feels a bit repetitive and predictable. The use of similar motifs and themes throughout the score can become monotonous, lacking in variety and originality. While it serves its purpose in enhancing the overall mood of the story, a more diverse and innovative approach to the music could have elevated the viewing experience even further.

Charles Young

1/10

The soundtrack of The Proposition failed to capture the emotional depth and intensity of the characters' inner struggles and conflicts.

Mark Allen

10/10

The soundtrack of The Proposition is a haunting and evocative masterpiece that perfectly captures the rugged and unforgiving landscape of the Old West. The blend of traditional folk instruments with modern orchestration creates a unique and immersive listening experience that transports the listener to another time and place.

Kenneth Hernandez

8/10

The soundtrack of The Proposition perfectly captures the raw emotion and intensity of the Old West setting, immersing the audience in the rugged and unforgiving landscape of the story.

Lisa Young

2/10

The score did not effectively immerse me in the Old West setting, failing to create a sense of place and time that would have enriched the viewing experience.

Nancy King

4/10

Despite the potential for a powerful and evocative soundtrack, The Proposition fell short in delivering a cohesive and memorable musical accompaniment to the narrative.

Michael White

10/10

The music perfectly mirrors the emotional turmoil and moral dilemmas faced by the characters in the film, adding depth and complexity to their inner struggles. The haunting melodies and atmospheric cues enhance the tension and drama of the story, making the audience feel every twist and turn of the plot on a visceral level.

Thomas Scott

8/10

The haunting melodies and somber tones in the music evoke a sense of melancholy and inner conflict, mirroring John's internal struggle as he grapples with his loyalty to his brother and the temptation of freedom.

Patricia Green

8/10

The use of traditional instruments and folk-inspired tunes in the soundtrack adds an authentic and rustic feel to the film, enhancing the overall atmosphere and transporting the viewers back in time to the harsh realities of the Old West.

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