What the Bleep Do We Know [Soundtrack]

Various Artists (Artist), Christopher Franke (Artist) | Format: Audio CD

Product Details

• Audio CD (August 1, 2006)
• Original Release Date: 2006
• Number of Discs: 2
• Format: Soundtrack
• Label: The Music Force
• ASIN: B000G2YCBA
• Average Customer Review: 4.2 out of 5 stars  See all reviews (4 customer reviews)
• Amazon Best Sellers Rank: #105,483 in Music (See Top 100 in Music)

Track Listings

Disc: 1

1. Fluid Motions - Christopher Franke

2. Emmanuel - Aeon Spoke

3. Beautiful Strange - Bedrock

4. Beyond Mystery - Christopher Franke

5. Obsession - Animotion

6. Forgivness - Patrick O'Hearn

7. Tingri Maiden - Jonn Serrie

8. A Sea of Ecstacy - Michael Whalen

9. What The Bleep? - Elaine Hendrix

10. Circle The Sun - Christopher Franke

Disc: 2

1. Hidden World Beyond - Jonn Serrie

2. The White Crystal - Christopher Franke

3. Eternal Source - Christopher Franke

4. Amber Waves - Christopher Franke

5. Tingri Maiden - Jonn Serrie

6. Your Thoughts Create Your Destiny

7. Possibilities

8. Choices

9. God

10. Be In The Mystery

Editorial Reviews

From the Artist

"‘What the Bleep’ was a unique film, not only because of its subject matter and interviews, but also because of the atmosphere created by the film’s music," says What The Bleep's music director Tim Bomba.

Product Description

321 Records is proud to present the double CD Soundtrack of the smash hit film, What The Bleep Do We Know!?, one of the most successful documentary films ever.

Disc One features some of the key bands/artists from the film, including ambient artists/composers Jonn Serrie (musical contributor to NASA projects), Christopher Franke (Tangerine Dream) Michael Whalen, Patrick O’Hearn, and the John Digweed-fronted UK act, Bedrock. Additionally, the reunited band Animotion contribute their hit "Obsession" (from the wedding scene), Los Angeles indie band Aeon Spoke supply "Emmanuel," and the film’s co-star Elaine Hendrix performs the Bleep Rabbit Hole’s end credit song "What The Bleep."

Disc Two allows listeners to settle into a calming space as it begins with a 20-minute meditative sequence featuring a mixture of music from the film’s composer, Christopher Franke, and ambient artist, Jonn Serrie. Rounding out the soundtrack is a series of spoken word vignettes with! each cue comprised of a quote taken from the film’s dialogue, mixed with a musical cue from Franke.

Customer Reviews

Most Helpful Customer Reviews

14 of 18 people found the following review helpful:

3.0 out of 5 stars Could have been five stars., August 9, 2006

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This review is from: What the Bleep Do We Know (Audio CD)

321 Records finally releases the score to Christopher Franke's controversial film, What The Bleep Do We Know...two years late.

What are the pro's with this release? The highlight for me of coures is the 20 minutes or so of Christopher Franke's score. Some cool music from electronic artists John Serrie, Michael Whalen and Bedrock.

Now the con's....Franke's score is all over the place. They could have at least put the Franke stuff together.

The last 30 minutes consists of Franke score, covered by quotes from the movie? Why? There is plenty of score here that could havee been included, without the quotes, even with keeping these spoken word segments on the disc....there is plenty of room on the discs for it as the first disc only clocks in at 54 minutes.

John Serrie's "Tingrl Maiden" is included twice! This track is identical. Again, could have been ommited for some more score. I don't understand. They list it under disc two as a "meditation track" but one could quite easily meditate to the track on the first disc.

If You're a Chris Franke completist like me, it's a shame cause I was expecting so much more out of this, and it's a disappointment.

$20 is steep for what it is. I got it here at amazon for $10 used, and I wouldn't pay much for it.

The Animotion song is fine, and I understand why they included it, but I really don't need this track on yet another compilation. The Aeon Spoke song doesn't do much for me, but again, I understand why it was included.



Boo to 321 Records with this. It had the potential to be so much more and disappoints on so many levels. Given what we have, I would have cut out the "spoken word tracks" and just released the rest on one disc. If you want the "spoken word", you can buy the film.

Get this if you are a Christopher Franke completist or a fan of the film.

All in all, a disappointing release, but this is the first Christopher Franke release in over five years and I suppose beggars can't be choosers.....

3 of 4 people found the following review helpful:

5.0 out of 5 stars A must see., March 15, 2007

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Mehran Sedaghatpour "Mehran Sedaghatpour" (New York) - See all my reviews
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I have watched this movie 3 times so far, and everytime that I have watched it I was able to learn something new. It is not a life changing movie, but it develops a mindset that can be used to create new approches towards life.

3 of 4 people found the following review helpful:

5.0 out of 5 stars Excellent, September 17, 2006

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D.M.K "smart reader" (Las Vegas, Nevada United States) - See all my reviews
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I found this CD just perfect, if you enjoyed the movie, I also like Tangerene Dream, but I am not an avid collector, so I just thought the soundtrack covered a lot of highlights of the movie, and it was well put together. Some of the vocals bring back some of the high-points of the movie. If you liked the movie, you will like the soundtrack equally.