
Bleed for This (2016) Lyrics
Movie • Soundtrack
Track Listing
›Too Dry to Cry
Willis Earl Beal
›Top Billin
Audio Two
›Splitting 10's
Julia Holter
›A Small Fantasy
Julia Holter
›Monkey
George Michael
›Emotions in Motion
Billy Squier
›Rock Steady
Bad Company
›Maxim's I
Julia Holter
›Home Movies
Julia Holter
›Disintegrating
Willis Earl Beal
›Fighting Dele
Julia Holter
›Vinny Vs. Them
Julia Holter
›Not Gonna Fight Again
Julia Holter
›Burning Bridges
Willis Earl Beal
›Fighting Duran (Instrumental)
Julia Holter
›Show Me How You Fight
Julia Holter
›Final Round
Julia Holter
›Vinny's Triumph
Julia Holter
Somehow, it seems to us that this film is not so interesting as the real life of the boxer, which has based the motion picture. The film briefly describes his life: he was a starting boxer, he won his first serious title and soon after it, he was in the car accident, which totally blown his mind off – he broke his neck and couldn’t not only fight, as you understand, but even walk. Doctors were skeptical about he will ever walk again, but one of them made a fantastic surgery, which allowed him to feel his body again, and 13 month after the accident, to go on the ring and to hold a victory! Later several wins – and he received the champion’s belt! Isn’t it fantastic? Yes, it is, but the life of this boxer didn’t finish with this fight (as it was in the movie) – he was holding 5 different belts in the middleweight before the retirement and had a great personal challenging result – 50 wins (30 KOs)/10 losses in 60 fights.
The music was considered thoroughly – the official music-maker was Julia Holter, who did the most part of the tracks, though amongst the list of items having lyrics, she is represented poorly. That is because only one or two songs of her authorship are with lyrics, but the rest are emotional underlining for a mood of moments.
The next goes Willis Earl Beal – the rising star, a voice of the streets, a person who literally was a bum but he was an educated man, so he gave birth to many sophisticated pieces (starting with Burning Bridges and Disintegrating, ending with Too Dry to Cry) but still shies to sing in front of the crowd.
The whole thing (as for soundtrack) is mostly experimental, not in the way of the genre of the entire music, but in the touch of souls of their makers – they are young, bald and trying to reach the shiny heights, through constant trying of something new.
October, 21st 2016
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