Less mainstream action blockbuster and more elevated video art instillation, it was a movie full of mood and atmosphere, precision cut for the most visual and emotional oomph. And now, just in time for the tenth anniversary, Mondo is teaming up with Walt Disney Records to release a new version of the score on vinyl.
We would always throw things out. Like for me it was Who Framed Roger Rabbit. And we got to do that. While the company will be mobilizing to celebrate the anniversary later this year, Mo and the team at Mondo benefitted from being there early. We started this back in January. We were just asking about it for years and this time it came together organically. And now we get to be in on the anniversary. Shafeek explained that the original vinyl album had a different sequence than the digital releases and included many of those bonus tracks.
Of course, much of the Mondo difference comes in the truly jaw-dropping artwork, this time done by British illustrator Matt Taylor no relation. When they got the call that, yes, they were allowed to put out the record, Taylor just happened to be in the Mondo offices.
A huge fan of the score, he volunteered to do the artwork. To mark ten years since the release of this sci-fi film set in the world of video games, Daft Punk have unveiled a collector's version of their soundtrack which comes embellished with nine unreleased tracks, including Castor and Reflections. Finally, it's worth recalling that the famous duo make a brief appearance in the film as nightclub DJs.
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