David Baerwald - Walk Through Fire [ost version]
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registered: 2019.08.01
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I was trippin' the light fantastic today thru the past and I got to the end of the record and can't seem to pull the tonearm off or find the origins of this song, so I could buy it. I have 3 versions of the song, the original 1990 version on Bedtime Stories and the 2001 version on Stories Before Bedtime and this ear worm version.https://1drv.ms/u/s!AuzzS1BGAuKtid8pqUI1jCx3ceb79Q?e=3SwmHDI have some notes ...
This track was taken from the DVD of the movie Sand. The movie was released in 2000. This version of Walk Through Fire is new and different than the version on Bedtime Stories. Also in the movie is a version of Bob Dylan Blues, and a funky version of Black Mamba Kiss. There are some other musical snippets here and there that are probably the dB's as well. The end credits of the movie don't list any details about any of the songs in the movie. The credits on the back of the DVD list 'music by David Baerwald'.Everything else is lost to, pardon the pun, the sands of time. Any insight would be appreciated, especially if I could buy the soundtrack itself, though I've struck out on the intergoogle.
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I was trippin' the light fantastic today thru the past and I got to the end of the record and can't seem to pull the tonearm off or find the origins of this song, so I could buy it. I have 3 versions of the song, the original 1990 version on Bedtime Stories and the 2001 version on Stories Before Bedtime and this ear worm version.https://1drv.ms/u/s!AuzzS1BGAuKtid8pqUI1jCx3ceb79Q?e=3SwmHDI have some notes ...
This track was taken from the DVD of the movie Sand. The movie was released in 2000. This version of Walk Through Fire is new and different than the version on Bedtime Stories. Also in the movie is a version of Bob Dylan Blues, and a funky version of Black Mamba Kiss. There are some other musical snippets here and there that are probably the dB's as well. The end credits of the movie don't list any details about any of the songs in the movie. The credits on the back of the DVD list 'music by David Baerwald'.Everything else is lost to, pardon the pun, the sands of time. Any insight would be appreciated, especially if I could buy the soundtrack itself, though I've struck out on the intergoogle.
