Predict the soundtrack to the next Wes Anderson movie

also, i agree that darjeeling ltd >>> slumdog

have never seen slumdog, but the point was that w.a. seemingly saw all 'indian movies' as interchangeable, and that the public's hunger for exotica should have been met by his rather than another; their individual merits didn't seem to be a consideration.

if that's true it's embarrassing. are you sure he wasn't being tongue-in-cheek, like haha my indian movie didn't do as well as this other indian movie.

to be fair both films seem equally, if differently, exoticizing. if anything darjeeling ltd was less offensive than slumdog.

http://nymag.com/daily/entertainment/2009/10/wes_anderson_why_did_slumdog_b.html

the desplechin interview was online yeah x...p

i read that and... arnaud desplechin just strikes me as incredibly boring. i don't really "get" his films either.

Just want to add that this ficticious Margot Tenenbaum mixtape is spot on:

http://www.flux-rad.com/2008/11/14/mixtape-margot-tenenbaum-chapter-1/

i've been googling and coming up empty: is there a film that uses steve marriott's 'give her my regards'?

it's not a well-known song, so why do i know it ==>> it must have been in a movie.

http://nymag.com/daily/entertainment/2009/10/wes_anderson_why_did_slumdog_b.html

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love that they meet at le select, which is classic retro-literary-tourist territory. wanderson shd make a film actually set in the first half of the 20th century imo.

Nicholas Gurewitch did a pretty rad job of this with his imaginary "Cloud Photographers" soundtrack.

Ha ok I see it was posted already, I guess a ctrl≠f of 'could' was not sufficient research.

Coulds In My Coffee

First attempt:

http://www.moteldemoka.com/2012/02/29/imaginary-soundtrack-for-a-wes-anderson-movie/

This is decidedly not Wes Anderson's next movie--but maybe it should be the one after that?

A soundtrack to an imaginary film, 'The Great Wide Yonder':

https://musicophilia.files.wordpress.com/2020/01/the-great-wide-yonder_poster.jpg?w=1024

https://musicophilia.files.wordpress.com/2020/01/musicophilia_00_various_-_the-great-wide-yonder_1969-1975_2020_cover-rear.jpg?w=1024

Download or stream: https://musicophilia.wordpress.com/2020/01/26/the-great-wide-yonder-wes-anderson/

I've been picturing 'The Great Wide Yonder' as Anderson's first cel-animated feature, done by the crew that did 'L'Illusioniste'/'Triplets of Bellville,' or that did 'The Red Turtle,' or that did 'I Lost My Body,' taking inspiration from 'Fantastic Planet'... Now I actually want this to happen...

Le Mans 66 soundtrack
A film by Wes Anderson

The Gants – Road Runner
Sailcat – Motorcycle Mama
Monkees - Goin Down
Adriano Celentano - Mondo in Mi 7a
Silver Seas – Imaginary Girl
The Kinks - Powerman
Can - Turtles Have Short Legs
The Feelies – High road
Donovan – Catch the Wind
Margo Guryan – Someone I Know

Damn, I forgot he already used powerman on darjeeling limited. Would have made a great fit on a race scene.

Oh well Can and Monkees are good candidates for a wes anderson directed race.

There’s probably some very apt Italian songs that could fit but I’m just waking up and I can’t think of any atm.