Review of The Motion Picture Soundtrack - Get Carter

Having spent years as one of the most sought-after soundtracks among record collectors, Get Carter is being released on CD for the first time. Issued on the Castle Communications label, this 23 track collection was previously only available on vinyl in Japan.
The bulk of the music was written and performed by renowned British jazz pianist Roy Budd. The music falls somewhere between cool jazz and trance techno and has been incredibly popular with club DJ's who have been spinning many of the album's cuts in dance clubs for years. This CD reissue includes five previously unheard tracks plus extensive liner notes by the film's director Mike Hodges. 

Get Carter the movie, which was released in 1971, starred Michael Caine as a London-based gangster returning home to Northern England after the death of his brother. American audiences may remember the Blaxploitation remake the following year titled Hitman. 

Released Date: 1998
Castle Communications
Netherlands

Tracks:
Intro 
Dialogue
Main Theme - Carter Takes A Train
Dialogue
Looking For Someone
Dialogue - The Race Track
Something On My Mind
Dialogue
The Girl In The Car
Dialogue
Love Is A Four Letter Word
Dialogue
Livin' Should Be This Way
Dialogue
Manhunt
Dialogue
Goodbye Eric!
Goodbye Carter!
Hallucinations
Plaything
How About You
Getting Nowhere In a Hurry - Instrumental
Hallucinations - Instrumental

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