As a way of celebrating the 20th anniversary of the release of Joel and Ethan Coen's THE BIG LEBOWSKI, Mondo has announced the details of a special edition vinyl that will really help tie your record collection together. Beginning on December 5th (Wednesday), fans of the beloved stoner comedy can purchase a copy of the film's soundtrack pressed into a stylish colored vinyl. Featuring songs from Bob Dylan, Elvis Costello, Nina Simone, The Gipsy Kings, and Townes Van Zandt, among others, The Big Lebowski 20th Anniversary package comes complete with all new artwork by Paul Mann. The soundtrack itself is pressed onto a 180 Gram White Russian Vinyl and is also available courtesy of a 180 Gram Black edition as well. As an added bonus, the collection will also include the song "Just Dropped In," as performed by Kenny Rogers & The First Edition. This gorgeous set can be yours for just $25 bones, or clams or whatever you call them. Click here to order yourself a copy.
You can view the complete track list for the soundtrack below, in addition to the collection's incredible artwork:
Side A
1. “The Man In Me”
Performed by Bob Dylan
2. “Her Eyes Are A Blue Million Miles”
Performed by Captain Beefheart
3. “My Mood Swings”
Performed by Elvis Costello
4. “Ataypura”
Performed by Yma Sumac
5. “Traffic Boom”
Performed by Piero Piccioni
6. “I Got It Bad and That Ain’t Good”
Performed by Nina Simone
7. “Stamping Ground”
Performed by Moondog
Side B
1. “Just Dropped In (To See What Condition My Condition Is In)”
Performed by Kenny Rogers & The First Edition
2. “Walking Song”
Performed by Meredith Monk
3. Glück Das Mir Verblieb from the opera “DIE TOTE STADT”
4. “Lujon”
Performed by Henry Mancini
5. “Hotel California”
Performed by Gipsy Kings
6. “Wie Glauben”
Performed by Carter Burwell
7. “Dead Flowers”
Performed by Townes Van Zandt
Meanwhile, the Coen's latest feature, THE BALLAD OF BUSTER SCRUGGS, starring Tim Blake Nelson, Willie Watson, Tom Waits, Clancy Brown, Danny McCarthy, David Krumholtz and Thomas Wingate, among others, is now playing on Netflix. The film is a Western-style anthology which chronicles six stories, each dealing with a different aspect of life in the Old West.
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