BLOW OUT

By 1980, Brian De Palma had become widely regarded as one of American’s most popular - and most controversial - directors of contemporary suspense films.
Considered by many to be the cinematic heir to Alfred Hitchcock, his current successes of Obsession and Dressed to Kill would lead him to revisit a treatment he had written years earlier; a story of two people who become unwilling entangled in a political conspiracy at the highest level. Blow Out combined elements of recent political intrigue - Watergate, Chappaquiddick, the assassination of JFK - into an homage and updating of Michelangelo Antonioni’s 1966 film Blow-Up.

1. Theme from BLOW OUT (3:48)
2. Jack Saves Sally (2:22)
3. Hospital to Motel (2:05)
4. Jack on the Move * (1:14)
5. Jack Cuts Pictures (1:47)
6. Freddie Is Miked/Freddie and The Mobsters/Dead Freddie (2:39)
7. Jack and Sally in Cafe no. 2/ Burke Kills Redhead (4:01)
8. Jack Discovers Gunshot (1:06)
9. Jack Hides the Tape an film (:52)
10. Burke at Phone booth / Burke & Manners/Evil Burke no. 1* (2:12)
11. Sally Slugs Karp (1:11)
12. Evil Burke no. 1*/Jack on Phone to Donahue/Burke Calls Sally (1:41)
13. Burke to Phone booth/Burke Kills Hooker (2:59)
14. Sally To Station (1:09)
15. Burke Meets Sally/Jack runs through Station/ Runs After Sally (3:15)
16. Car through Glass Window (1:17)
17. Burke Kills Sally (3:38)
18. Jack Kills Burke (2:44)
19. Good Scream-End Credits (3:47)

*Not used in final film

Bonus Tracks
20. Jack and Sally In Cafe (Source) (3:46)
21. Coed Frenzy Disco (Source) (2:52)

Music Composed by Pino Donaggio
Conducted by Natale Massara