Wesley Wales Anderson is the quirky American director who creates some of the most beautifully done films in recent years. The colorful cinematographic sequences, vintage-style wardrobes, and Bill Murray showing up somewhere in almost all of his films make Anderson's movies a work of art. The icing on the cake of his offbeat productions is the films' soundtracks. They mix music composed for the films with 1960s and '70s classics that perfectly fit his productions' strange and artistic plots.
As an avid fan of the 1960s and '70s, an appreciator of the colors of mustard yellow and salmon pink and a watcher of Wesley Wales Anderson films, I have made you a mixtape of my favorite songs (in no particular order) from Anderson's productions.
Moonrise Kingdom
"Le temps de l'amour" // Francoise Hardy
"Judy is a Punk" // The Ramones
"Police and Thieves" // The Clash
"Police and Thieves" // The Clash
The Life Aquatic with Steve Zissou
"A Quick One, While He's Away" // The Who
Anderson's films are filled with too many songs to count, so I had to stick with just a few. In case you have the desire to listen to almost every song ever used by Wes Anderson, a lovely person complied 498 of them into a spotify playlist.
