| 16 August 2004 | Universal | 822 808 1 |
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| Feature film includes exclusive remix of the Butter 08 song Degobrah released on the soundtrack album. The original version appeared on the album Butter.
This film has been issued in a variety of different formats and the German/French release of this album was titled City of Crime and the Japanese release was Bad Days. |
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| SONG: Butter 08 – Degobrah (The Jupiter Mix) OCCOURANCE: 10m 58s DURATION: 2m 40s approx. CREDITS: Writers: Butter 08 Published: I Can’t Believe It’s Butter Music (ASCAP) Produced: Russell Simins, Jamey Staub and Yuka Honda Remixed: Russell Simins Engineered: Jamey Staub (p) 1996 Grand Royal Butter 08 appear courtesy of Grand Royal Records RELEASED ON: City of Industry (CD, US) SYNOPSIS: “Lee Egan [Timothy Hutton] is a small-time L.A. criminal who is determined to get out of the city and start a new life. He masterminds an elborate jewlery robbery in Palm Springs – his one last heist, asking his brother Roy [Harvey Keitel] to help him. Roy, a smart theif who has successfully created a life of anonymity in the Midwest, succumbs to his brother’s plea to assist. For their ‘Wheelman’, Less brings in the very unpredicable Skip [Stephen Dorff] – smart sleep-deprived, impatient and erratic – a potential liability who Roy instantly takes a dislike to. When his brother is murdered, Roy moves savagely into the fray to take revenge on the man who betrayed him and avenge his death.” – from UK DVD packaging DIRECTOR: John Irving RUN TIME: 1 hour 33 minutes BARCODE: 5 050582 280814 |
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