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BORAT
- Soundtrack
(Full
title:
"Stereophonic
Musical
Listenings
That
Have
Been
Origin
In Moving
Film
BORAT
Cultural
Learnings
of America
for
Make
Benefit
Glorious
Nation
of Kazakhstan")
–
and
you
thought
the
movie
title
was
long!
If you're
unaware
of the
Borat
phenomenon
(even
if only
for
the
controversy
in his
fuzzy
wake),
you
probably
don't
pay
much
attention
to the
various
screens
we're
subjected
to.
Born
on the
small
screen
as one
of Sacha
Baron
Cohen's
off-center
characters,
Borat
is the
politically
incorrect
Kazakhstan
TV presenter
whose
exploration
of American
culture
is a
minefield
of faux
pas
and
beyond.
On this,
his
debut
big
screen
outing,
Borat
traverses
America
in search
of his
true
love,
Pamela
Anderson!
Hilarious
and
a cringe-fest
all
in one,
you
sometimes
catch
yourself
feeling
guilty
laughing
at his
outlandish
behaviour
and
ignorant
disasters.
This
soundtrack
is a
mix
of Eastern
European
style
folk
music
(by
Erran
Baron
Cohen),
Borat
dialogue
extracts
and
other
tunes
like
the
Born
To Be
Wild
cover
by Fanfare
Clocarlia,
as well
as Korcani
Orkestra,
Stefan
de la
Barbulesti,
O.M.F.O.’s
cheesy
electronic
tunes,
and
the
rip-off
Kazakhstan
anthem.
Then
there
is the
very
beautiful
Ederlezi
by Goran
Bregovic
(used
so brilliantly
in the
film
Time
Of The
Gypsies).
Just
like
the
DVD
release’s
disc
was
printed
to look
like
a burned
pirate
copy,
the
cover
design
of the
soundtrack
looks
like
a low
resolution
laser
print.
6 /
A
- PB
1
2 3
4 5
6
A
- B
- C
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