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"A Brokedown Melody" Director Speaks Today @ Apple Store
Now that the weather is more normal we can go back to enjoying the fact that we live in LA and do Southern Californian things like skating, surfing, and editing movies on our Macs.
"A Brokedown Melody" is a beautiful new surf film starring the likes of Kelly Slater, Tom Curren, Gerry Lopez, the Malloys, Rob Machado, CJ Hobgood, Jack Johnson and others. It features two tunes by Johnson, a previous unrelease solo number by Pearl Jam's Eddie Vedder, and No Doubt's bff Matt Costa.
Because we're spoiled as hell, today at the Apple Store on the Third Street Promenade, Emmett Mallory, one of the Malloy brothers who co-directed the film will be giving away all his secrets about surfing, directing, editing, and owning the label that Jack Johnson is on.
After the jump enjoy some streams of two of the tracks, as well as the full tracklisting of the cd.
01. Culver City Dub Collective - "The Cave"
02. Jack Johnson - "Home"
03. Kings Of Convenience - "Know How"
04. Doug Martsch (Built To Spill) - "Window"
05. Eddie Vedder - "Goodbye" (win | real)
06. Johnny Osborne - "We Need Love"
07. Jack Johnson w/ Matt Costa and Zach Gill - "Let It Be Sung" (win | real)
08. The Beta Band - "Needles In My Eyes"
09. M. Ward - "Transfiguration #1"
10. Matt Costa - "The Road"
11. Astor Piazzolla - "Vuelvo Al Sur (Koop Remix)"
12. Jack Johnson - "Breakdown (film version)"

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