Return to Mount Kennedy (Ed on Soundtrack)

[B]

http://www.mtkennedy.com/

In 1965 Jim Whittaker led Senator Robert Kennedy to the first ascent of a remote mountain in the Yukon named after the late president, JFK. Fifty years later, the sons of the original climbing team—a raucous band manager, a candidate for governor, and a young mountaineer—embark on an expedition to the mountain to celebrate the special bond that connects them all. Featuring unreleased instrumentals by Eddie Vedder and never before seen footage and photos of Robert Kennedy, the feature-length documentary sits at the intersection of politics, human rights, environmentalism and adventure.

[Anders]

Most famous for his voice, but making instrumentals. Hope they are good.

[B]

[epilogue]

[B]

I mean, fuck ... is there any way to get these songs without spending $130 on the SubPop Singles Club?

[epilogue]

PM Ridley. If there's a way, Ridley knows it.

[bodysnatcher]

They’ll release the full soundtrack eventually

[dad]

both tracks are now available on streaming services.

[Buby]

both tracks are now available on streaming services.

Are they any good?

[dad]

both tracks are now available on streaming services.

Are they any good?

sounds like a holdover from Into the Wild, but they're okay.

[Buby]

both tracks are now available on streaming services.

Are they any good?

sounds like a holdover from Into the Wild, but they're okay.

I'll take it!

[bodysnatcher]

I’d say it’s instrumental to his catalogue

[EGrover]

I mean, fuck ... is there any way to get these songs without spending $130 on the SubPop Singles Club?

https://www.qobuz.com/us-en/album/carto ... es4iwdkelb

[Hypnos]

That Nick Zinner remix is made by The Nick Zinner, guitarist of the Yeah Yeah Yeahs?

[tragabigzanda]

pearl jam sucks now

[tragabigzanda]

pearl jam sucks now

[dad]

Yeah yeah yeah it is

[VinylGuy]

yeah, sounds like Into The Wild.

This reminds me we are going to get another Ed soundtrack next year.

[wilkins]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?time_cont ... e=emb_logo

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Alx2Civ ... e=emb_logo

[Tsuga]

A little bit of Neil Young's "Old Man" in there.

I listen to a lot of solo acoustic guitar stylists like Nathan Salsburg, William Tyler, Marisa Anderson and others, and Ed's really legitimately good at these kinds of compositions.