Harold & Maude Soundtrack Ft. Cat Stevens Gets 1st Release

Harold and Maude created an entire generation of slightly disturbed kids and goths despite never releasing a soundtrack to the film. Well, it's been 36 years but it's never too late for such a classic collection. And, if it reeks of classic hits, it must be coming out of the Attic. Light In The Attic has been releasing and reissuing some of our time's most classic, overlooked gems and they show no sign of slowing down. The soundtrack to Hal Ashby's "Harold And Maude" film, featuring songs by Cat Stevens, will be released in limited quantity (only 2500 total) on multi-colored vinyl 7" with posters and booklets. According to Light In The Attic:

Over two years in the making, the Original Motion Picture Soundtrack to Harold and Maude comes with an extensive 36-page full-color booklet filled with never-before-seen photographs and an oral history of the making of the film and the music, as told by the filmmakers and participants. Also included is a bonus 7″ single with unreleased versions of “Don’t Be Shy” and “If You Want To Sing Out, Sing Out”, two suitable-for-framing posters, and much more!Available only on 2500 copies of Limited Edition Vinyl.LP Package also includes -- 2 foldout 18″ x 24″ posters- Bonus 7″ with previously unreleased tracks

TRACKLIST -1. Side One:2. Don’t Be Shy3. On The Road To Find Out4. I Wish, I Wish5. Miles From Nowhere6. Tea For The Tillerman7. I Think I See The LightSide Two:1. Where Do The Children Play?2. If You Want To Sing Out, Sing Out3. If You Want To Sing Out, Sing Out (banjo instrumental)4. Trouble5. Don’t Be Shy (alternate version)*6. If You Want To Sing Out, Sing Out (instrumental version)Bonus 7″a) Don’t Be Shy (demo version)b) If You want To Sing Out, Sing Out (alternate version)

Light In The Attic also compliment the work that Cameron Crowe's Vinyl Films put into the LP package:

Cameron Crowe (yes, that Cameron Crowe) has a little company called Vinyl Films and they’ve put together one of the better LP packages we’ve ever seen. Compiling the entire soundtrack, plus the most extensive interviews about the film, well, ever, Crowe has put together a fantastic package for this never-before released gem.

For the full story, go to Light In The Attic's website