Grizzly Man cover

Grizzly Man

Richard Thompson · 2005

63 min · 19 tracks · rock music

A haunting blend of atmospheric instrumentation and poignant melodies reflecting nature's beauty and fragility.

Is this for you?

Good fit if you like

  • dynamic journey with emotional peaks
  • atmospheric soundscapes reflecting nature
  • short tracks for focused attention
  • haunting melodies evoke introspection
  • wave-like pacing invites reflection

Maybe skip if you want

  • prefer straightforward single tracks
  • seek high-energy constant pace

Where this album fits

Career context
By the time 'Grizzly Man' was released in 2005, Richard Thompson had already established himself as a prominent figure in folk rock, known for his virtuosic guitar work and storytelling. This soundtrack marked his first collaboration with filmmaker Werner Herzog, showcasing Thompson's ability to create evocative music that complements visual narratives.
Stylistic neighbors
Nick Lowe· John Hiatt· Elvis Costello

Tracklist

Best experienced from track one — press play and let it unfold.

  • 1 Tim & The Bears 0:57
  • 2 Main Title 3:59
  • 3 Foxes 4:23
  • 4 Ghosts in the Maze 1:33
  • 5 Glencoe 1:50
  • 6 Parents 3:32
  • 7 Bear Swim 1:20
  • 8 Twilight Cowboy 3:53
  • 9 The Kibosh 3:28
  • 10 Treadwell No More 6:24
  • 11 Teddy Bear 3:26
  • 12 Small Racket 4:16
  • 13 Streamwalk 2:34
  • 14 That's My Story 2:18
  • 15 Bear Fight 3:07
  • 16 Big Racket 3:57
  • 17 Corona for Mr. Chocolate 3:56
  • 18 Main Title Revisited 3:56
  • 19 Coyotes 4:28

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