Jimmy Page’s soundtrack for 'Death Wish II' is a rare glimpse into the legendary guitarist’s creative world outside Led Zeppelin. This 1982 release finds Page weaving moody instrumentals and blues-infused atmospheres that echo the grit and tension of the film’s Los Angeles backdrop. Far from a typical rock record, this album is a showcase of Page’s versatility: from haunting guitar lines to unexpected electronic flourishes, he crafts a soundscape both cinematic and deeply personal. As his only full film score, 'Death Wish II' is a fascinating detour for the completist and a rewarding listen for anyone interested in the crossroads of rock and film music. The compositions are at once shadowy and inventive, highlighting Page’s nuanced sense of drama and texture. For vinyl collectors, this is more than a curiosity—it’s a testament to the restless spirit of an artist unwilling to repeat himself. Owning this album means holding a unique chapter in Page’s storied career, perfect for late-night spins or discovering new perspectives on a familiar guitar legend.
Track List:
A1 - Who's To Blame - 2:39
- The Chase - 5:49
A3 - City Sirens - 1:59
A4 - Jam Sandwich - 2:35
- Carole's Theme - 2:49
A6 - The Release - 2:32
- Hotel Rats And Photostats - 2:39
B2 - A Shadow In The City - 4:01
B3 - Jill's Theme - 3:58
B4 - Prelude - 2:19
- Big Band, Sax, And Violence - 2:50
B6 - Hypnotizing Ways (Oh Mamma) - 2:48