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Synopsis

The Shipping News is a novel by Annie Proulx that tells the story of Quoyle, a man who moves to Newfoundland after a series of tragedies in his life.

Quoyle, a newspaper hack, decides to start a new life in his ancestral home in Newfoundland with his two daughters. He takes a job as a reporter for the local newspaper, The Gammy Bird, where he covers shipping news.

As Quoyle settles into his new life, he begins to uncover dark family secrets and confront his own demons. With the help of the quirky residents of Newfoundland, Quoyle learns to navigate the challenges of his past and embrace his future.

The Shipping News is a poignant and beautifully written novel that explores themes of family, redemption, and the power of community. It won the Pulitzer Prize for Fiction in 1994 and was adapted into a successful film in 2001.

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Play	Title	Artist
	The Shipping News
	Still a Fool	Muddy Waters: Writer Joseph Kubek: Performer
	Jessica	Dickey Betts: Writer
	Goin' Up
	Bad As I Am
	Billy Peddle
	What's Your Name
	The Jolly Butcher
	Shipping News	Christopher Young: Performer
	The Gammy Bird	Christopher Young: Performer
	Weather Rhymes	Christopher Young: Performer
	Killick-Claw Harbor	Christopher Young: Performer
	Deep Water Down	Christopher Young: Performer
	Dutsi Jig	Christopher Young: Performer
	One Kite Better	Christopher Young: Performer
	Seal Flipper Pie	Christopher Young: Performer
	Strictly Fishwrap	Christopher Young: Performer
	Mooncussers	Christopher Young: Performer
	Alwyn Spires	Christopher Young: Performer
	Asleep With the Angel	Christopher Young: Performer
	Death Storm	Christopher Young: Performer
	Botterjacht	Christopher Young: Performer
	Dog On Fire	Christopher Young: Performer
	Sail On	Christopher Young: Performer
	The Journey Begins	George Harrison: Performer
	The Himalaya	George Harrison: Performer
	Chorten Monuments	George Harrison: Performer
	Khumbu Icefall	George Harrison: Performer
	The Trek	George Harrison: Performer
	The Blizzard	George Harrison: Performer
	The Spirit Returns	George Harrison: Performer
	Rememberance	George Harrison: Performer
	The Final Climb	George Harrison: Performer
	Chomolungma	George Harrison: Performer
	Here Comes The Sun	George Harrison: Performer
	Jamlings Mountain Dream	George Harrison: Performer
	Maroon Logo	Alan Silvestri: Performer
	Maroon Cartoon	Alan Silvestri: Performer
	Valiant & Valiant	Alan Silvestri: Performer
	The Weasels	Alan Silvestri: Performer
	Hungarian Rhapsody (Dueling Pianos) (Mel Blanc and Tony Anselmo)	Alan Silvestri: Performer
	Judge Doom	Alan Silvestri: Performer
	Why Don't You Do Right? (Amy Irving and Charles Fleischer)	Alan Silvestri: Performer
	No Justice for Toons	Alan Silvestri: Performer
	The Merry-Go-Round Broke Down (Roger's Song) (Charles Fleischer)	Alan Silvestri: Performer
	Jessica's Theme	Alan Silvestri: Performer
	Toontown	Alan Silvestri: Performer
	Eddie's Theme	Alan Silvestri: Performer
	The Gag Factory	Alan Silvestri: Performer
	The Will	Alan Silvestri: Performer
	Smile Darn Ya Smile / That's All Folks (Toon Chorus)	Alan Silvestri: Performer
	End Title (Who Framed Roger Rabbit)	Alan Silvestri: Performer
	"You Can't Find Peace"	Reinhold Heil: Performer
	"Escape"	Reinhold Heil: Performer
	"Fly With Me"	Reinhold Heil: Performer
	"Tunnel"	Reinhold Heil: Performer
	"Bodo"	Reinhold Heil: Performer
	"Just Another Day"	Reinhold Heil: Performer
	"Four Days"	Reinhold Heil: Performer
	Opening	Reinhold Heil: Performer
	The Letter	Reinhold Heil: Performer
	Truck Attack	Reinhold Heil: Performer
	Straw	Reinhold Heil: Performer
	Padded Room	Reinhold Heil: Performer
	The Roof	Reinhold Heil: Performer
	The Escape	Reinhold Heil: Performer
	Why Don't You Do Right? (Amy Irving and Charles Fleischer)	Alan Silvestri: Performer
	The Merry-Go-Round Broke Down (Roger's Song) (Charles Fleischer)	Alan Silvestri: Performer
	Jessica's Theme	Alan Silvestri: Performer
	Eddie's Theme	Alan Silvestri: Performer
	Smile Darn Ya Smile / That's All Folks (Toon Chorus)	Alan Silvestri: Performer
	"You Can't Find Peace"	Reinhold Heil: Performer

User reviews

Richard Miller

8/10

The Shipping News soundtrack perfectly captures the rugged beauty and melancholic atmosphere of Newfoundland, enhancing the storytelling experience.

Charles Green

7/10

The use of traditional folk instruments in the music adds an authentic touch to the setting, immersing the listener in the culture of Newfoundland.

Andrew Parker

5/10

The music effectively conveys the emotional depth and complexity of Quoyle's journey, from his struggles with personal demons to his eventual redemption and self-discovery.

Mark Taylor

8/10

The haunting melodies evoke a sense of mystery and introspection, mirroring Quoyle's personal journey of self-discovery and healing.

Brian Adams

2/10

Overall, I was disappointed with the soundtrack of The Shipping News as it did not enhance the storytelling or add any significant value to the overall viewing experience.

Daniel Turner

5/10

The musical motifs and themes in the soundtrack are memorable and stay with the listener long after experiencing the film, enhancing the impact of the storytelling.

Michael Brown

4/10

The Shipping News is a poignant and beautifully written novel that explores themes of family, redemption, and the power of community. It won the Pulitzer Prize for Fiction in 1994 and was adapted into a successful film in 2001.

Daniel Turner

6/10

Overall, the music of The Shipping News complements the narrative arc of the story, providing a powerful and emotive backdrop that elevates the film to a higher level of emotional resonance.

Linda Adams

8/10

Overall, the soundtrack of The Shipping News is a masterpiece in its own right, enriching the narrative with its evocative melodies and enhancing the overall impact of the novel's powerful themes.

Thomas Nelson

4/10

The music felt generic and uninspired, failing to evoke the raw emotions and complexities of the characters and their struggles.

Melissa Baker

8/10

The music beautifully underscores the themes of family, redemption, and resilience portrayed in the novel, enhancing the audience's connection to the characters and their struggles.

Charles Mitchell

6/10

The band soundtrack of The Shipping News beautifully captures the essence of the novel's setting in Newfoundland, with its haunting melodies and evocative instrumentation.

Stephanie Miller

6/10

The soundtrack of The Shipping News strikes a perfect balance between melancholy and hope, mirroring the themes of family, resilience, and community explored in the novel.

Robert Thomas

2/10

However, I found the band Sonora of The Shipping News to be lacking in emotional depth and failed to capture the essence of the novel.

Amanda Smith

6/10

The use of traditional Newfoundland folk music in the soundtrack adds an authentic and immersive layer to the storytelling, enhancing the overall cinematic experience.

Michelle Smith

3/10

The Shipping News is a novel by Annie Proulx that tells the story of Quoyle, a man who moves to Newfoundland after a series of tragedies in his life.

Betty Miller

8/10

The Shipping News soundtrack strikes a perfect balance between melancholy and hope, mirroring the complex emotions explored in the story with grace and sensitivity.

Carol Anderson

6/10

The band soundtrack of The Shipping News effectively enhances the atmospheric and visual elements of the film, creating a cohesive and immersive audio-visual experience for the audience.