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Dean O'Dwyer is an up-and-coming DJ, but when a motorcycle accident leaves him paralyzed, he abandons his turntables for a wheelchair. Forced to live out of his car on skid row, Dean begins his descent into depression when he meets Father Joe Roselli, a passionate young priest. Father Joe introduces Dean to the world of faith-healing, and he soon discovers that he possesses the otherworldly power to heal people, but in an odd twist of fate, he is utterly unable to heal himself. Despite Father Joe’s warnings, Dean angrily decides to use his newfound gift for fame and fortune... The soundtrack for Sympathy for Delicious is another one of those collections of tracks that no doubt work well in the movie, but listened to in isolation represent a rather bizarre combination of styles. The album kicks off with 'Just a Closer Walk With Thee' which if you play too loud people will point and stare at you. It's quite an odd recording as it has a church organ and single male voice, singing as your average Joe would at a church service. This is followed by the bizarre 'Dean Wakes' - another church organ based track. Sadly none of the tracks by The Besnard Lakes took my fancy - and I certainly wouldn't want to have to listen to them again of my own free will. They're bland and emotionless, with the exception of 'Dean is Free'. Interesting tracks include Do Make Say Think's 'Auberge Le Mouton Noir'; The Kills's 'U.R.A. Fever'; and The Bee Gees 'I Started A Joke' (the original version and not the more modern recording that's included on their Greatest Hits). Track listing: 01 - 'Just a Closer Walk With Thee' - John Carrol Lynch & Jason Hiller 4 Darren Rea Buy this item online |
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