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Grief and death seem to overwhelm love in much of Extremely Loud and Incredibly Close. The most strongly expressed feelings for love are sometimes saved for people who are dead: in Oskar's case, hi. Dec 20, 2011 Extremely Loud & Incredibly Close soundtrack from 2011, composed by Alexandre Desplat. Released by WaterTower Music in 2011 containing music from Extremely Loud & Incredibly Close.
Whether its the loss of my own father when I was 14, or that I have experienced the challenges (and ultimately the joys) of teaching children with autism/Asperger’s — I can hardly make it through the trailer for Extremely Loud And Incredibly Close without being overcome with emotion. My dad bought my first guitar when I was 13 on a deal we both made that I would try harder and make good.
Track Listing 1.Extremely Loud And Incredibly Close1:572.The Sixth Borough5:063.Piano Lesson With Grandma1:384.The Very Best Plan3:275.The Worst Day6:086.Mother And Son3:387.Visting The Blacks2:518.The Phone Call2:419.Oskar's Monologue2:5310.Oxymorons2:3911.The Renter's Story1:5812.The Key1:5513.Nothing Fits2:4314.Listening To The Messages3:3515.The Renter Leaves3:2416.William Black's Story2:2617.The Reconciliation3:5918.The Swings Of Central Park8:18Total Album Time:61:16.
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