Blue Sky," we can hear that each one of these songs has a bright sunny spin that isn't just contained to the uplifting instrumentals.īut let's not forget about what could be considered the film's emotional centerpiece, Beck's cover of the The Korgi's "Everybody's Got to Learn Sometime." It's another sunny song as Beck sings, "and I need your lovin' like the sunshine," but it's certainly not upbeat like the rest of the tracks. We're not talking about the sunny sound of the instrumentals this is a lyrical connection, something which the primarily lyric-less genre of film soundtracks rarely use.īut if we listen to The Polyphonic Spree's " Section 2" and " Light and Day," Willowz " Something," and even the trailer song that didn't find its way into the film, Electric Light Orchestra's " Mr. Speaking first of the un-original songs selected for the film, we can see a very unique motif connecting them all: sunshine.
Besides Brion, the soundtrack features songs from The Willowz, The Polyphonic Spree, Don Nelson, and a feature from Beck. In terms of his film career, Brion has composed for Punch Drunk Love, I _ Huckabees, and Magnolia (which won him one of his two Original Soundtrack Grammys, along with Eternal Sunshine).
#ETERNAL SUNSHINE OF THE SPOTLESS MIND SOUNDTRACK REGISTRATION#
Eternal Sunshine's soundtrack was composed primarily by Jon Brion: composer, producer, singer, songwriter, musician, and all aroud quintuple threat of the musical world.īrion was in various bands like The Bats, played solo gigs, and even co-produced Kanye's Late Registration (check out this article for more info on how Brion's score for Eternal Sunshine impacted rap music and the music industry as a whole).
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