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Phenomenon

Phenomenon

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Label: Reprise Records
Released: 1996 / 2019
Barcode: 093624895510
Country: Europe
Product Type: Vinyl (new)
Score or Soundtrack: Hybrid 
Composer: Thomas Newman

"Phenomenon" is a 1996 American romantic fantasy film directed by Jon Turteltaub and starring John Travolta, Kyra Sedgwick, Forest Whitaker, and Robert Duvall. The film tells the story of George Malley (played by Travolta), an ordinary man who experiences a remarkable transformation on his 37th birthday, acquiring extraordinary mental abilities and telekinetic powers. 

This phenomenon drastically changes his life in the small town where he lives. As George tries to comprehend and cope with his new capabilities, he draws the attention and suspicion of the townspeople. The film explores themes of love, friendship, and the human potential for change, while also delving into the challenges and fears associated with being different.

The soundtrack of "Phenomenon" features a blend of various artists and styles, contributing significantly to the emotional depth and narrative of the film. Notably, it includes the hit song "Change the World" performed by Eric Clapton, which became immensely popular and won a Grammy Award for Record of the Year.

The soundtrack skilfully complements the movie's themes of transformation and the wonders of the human spirit. It includes a mix of pop, rock, and soulful tracks that enhance the film's heartwarming and mystical ambiance. The music plays a key role in conveying the character's inner journey and the profound changes he undergoes, making the "Phenomenon" soundtrack an integral part of the film's enduring appeal.

Tracklist

Change The World
Eric Clapton

Dance With Life (The Brilliant Light)
Bryan Ferry

Crazy Love
Aaron Neville

Corinna
Taj Mahal

Have A Little Faith In Me
Jewel

I Have The Touch
Peter Gabriel

Piece Of Clay
Marvin Gaye

Para Donde Vas
The Iguanas

Misty Blue
Dorothy Moore

A Thing Going On
J.J. Cale

The Orchard
Thomas Newman

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