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Eyes Wide Shut

The soundtrack is a haunting, atmospheric collection that mirrors the film's surreal and tense exploration of fidelity and the subconscious. Directed by Stanley Kubrick, the score is a mix of contemporary original compositions and meticulously selected classical pieces. Soundtrack Highlights

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• Composition: The soundtrack predominantly uses classical works—most notably by Shostakovich and Rimsky-Korsakov—alongside contemporary pieces and library cues. Kubrick selected recordings that matched his vision; the soundtrack album (released by Warner Bros. Records) presents a selection rather than a comprehensive score.
• Notable tracks and sources:

  Digital Stores:

  Sites like 7digital often provide lossless FLAC versions for purchase. Eyes Wide Shut The soundtrack is a haunting,

  1. The official Warner OST in 24-bit FLAC (for Shostakovich & Isaac).
  2. A separate rip of Jocelyn Pook’s “Flood” (her album containing extended Eyes Wide Shut material) – FLAC only.
  3. György Ligeti’s complete “Musica Ricercata” performed by Pierre-Laurent Aimard (ECM Records FLAC).
  4. The rare “Film Version” of “Baby Did a Bad Bad Thing” (Audiophile bootleg sourced from vinyl).
  5. Elysian Fields’ cover of “Masked Ball” (from their Dreams That Breathe EP – available as 16-bit FLAC on Bandcamp).

  The official 14-track release is a blend of haunting original compositions by Jocelyn Pook , classical masterworks, and jazz standards. Amazon.com The official Warner OST in 24-bit FLAC (for

  to preserve the dynamic range of the orchestral pieces and the subtle, layered textures of Jocelyn Pook's avant-garde compositions. High-fidelity audio is essential for capturing the deep bass of the "Masked Ball" and the sharp, piercing clarity of Ligeti's piano. or help finding a high-quality physical release of this score?