The much-anticipated followup to Michaelangelo Antonioni's revolutionary 1966 masterpiece Blow-Up, 1970's Zabriskie Point was the Italian director's vision of the Western society at war with itself. The movie had an incredible rock soundtrack sank along with it.

Now, after almost 30 years, Turner/Rhino refloats the long-sought-after original soundtrack plus nearly an hour of previously unreleased outtakes, along with new liner notes, in one provocative 2-disc package.

Disc 1 features the CD debut of the original 1970 soundtrack album - 11 tracks by an eclectic bunch of artists from Pink Floyd and The Grateful Dead to pop siren Patti Page to brilliant guitarist   John Fahey to ethnic folk-rock fusion band Kaleidoscope and folk-rockers     The Youngbloods to hillbilly singer Roscoe Holcomb.

Disc 2 gathers nearly an hour of music created for the film, but never used or released! You get four by Pink Floyd -- "Country Song" (5:55), "The Unknown Song" (7:17), "Love Scene - Version 4" (6:50), and "Love Scene - Version 6 (7:20)"- and four outtake versions of "Love Scene" by Jerry Garcia and The Dead (totalling 32:00)!

    Zabriskie Point : Original Motion Picture Soundtrack

DISC ONE
Heart Beat, Pig Meat (The Pink Floyd)
Brother Mary (The Kaleidoscope)
Dark Star (Excerpt) (The Grateful Dead)
Crumbling Land (The Pink Floyd)
Tennessee Waltz (Patti Page)
Sugar Babe (The Youngbloods)
Love Scene (Jerry Garcia)
I Wish I Was A Single Girl Again (Roscoe Holcomb)
Mickey's Tune (The Kaleidoscope)
Dance Of Death (John Fahey)
Come In Number 51, Your Time Is Up (The Pink Floyd)

DISC TWO - Outtakes (all previously unissued)
Love Scene Improvisations - Jerry Garcia
Country Song (The Pink Floyd)
Unknown Song (The Pink Floyd)
Love Scene - Version 6 (The Pink Floyd)
Love Scene - Version 4 (The Pink Floyd)

The highlihghts are: "Love Song", by Jerry Garcia (about seven mesmerizing minutes of electric guitar piece), "Dance of the Death", by John Fahey (a fantastic acoustic guitar player) and the Floyd's songs "Hearbeat, Pigmeat" and "Come In, Number 51, Your Time Is Up" (a different version of "Careful With That Axe, Eugene".