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Angel: Live Fast, Die Never - Music from TV Series
					

Chris Bleth  
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The Dukes of Hazzard - Music From The Motion Picture
					

Dukes of Hazzard  
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Angel: Live Fast, Die Never - Music from TV Series
Chris Bleth; Christophe Beck; Bob / Nolan, Kenny Crewe; Jon Crosby; David Greenwalt; Holly / Elen, Cami / Thomas, Jymm Knight; Robert J. Kral; Joe Raposo; Kim / Henderson, Michael Richey; Robert J. Kral;
The Dukes of Hazzard - Music From The Motion Picture
Dukes of Hazzard; Various Artists;

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Angel: Live Fast, Die Never - Music from TV Series

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  • Customer Review:
    For The Fans

    This lengthy soundtrack boasting highlights from the score and songs from the acclaimed television series, does a good job of summing up its run.

    The scory parts in the middle of the album can tend to get a little dull, although most of these tracks give added meaning for the fans. A 3min electronic string score will probably come off pretty flat and not too exciting to the average listener... The fans though will have story lines to tie to every single note giving the entire album a much needed face lift.
    Also as a nice added bonus, there`s a note from Robert J. Kral (the guy who wrote most of score) on every single track.
    Nice one.

    Surely there`s enough stuff here, and not only for the fans. The Greenwalt-tune is a nice guitar driven thing, a couple of well placed licensed tracks, an extended version of the theme (unfortunately with some annoying vocals to boot. But hey, we`ll live..), all those memorable themes (mostly Chris Becks`s of course..), and some, in my opinion, dreary Lorne karaoke stuff at the end.

    Most of the score stuff is nicely arranged and produced. Expecting too much here would be wrong, it`s a television show. Not a hollywood blockbuster.

    All in all, this is a fine treat for all us Whedon fans out there.

    I`m having difficulties thinking of any reason why you shouldn`t purchase this album other than the booklet only containing photos from the final season.
    But let`s face it.
    That`s just being picky.
    A Great Album!!!

    Being a fan of the show, I knew the long awaited album release wouldn't dissapoint. I was right! This album consists of mostly scores from the show from Robert Kral. My favorites include, Hero (Played during the demise of Doyle), Home, The Trials of Darla, Untouched / Darla's Fire, I'm Game by Buffy composer Christophe Beck!!! These are my favorites, I like the others too!!! There's also songs by Andy Hallet, Vast, Christian Kane and Kim Richey. Buy this album, I did, and got my money's worth!
    Smooth Soudtrack

    The songs that line this album are wonderful, especially for a fan of Angel. A lot of the music is scores from very familiar episodes and the rest are a lot of the charachter sung versions of songs. Albiet lorn "lady marmalade" isn't my favorite type of music it still brings back memories of the show. On the other hand song like "L.A. Song" by Cristian Kane are just amazing. The lyrics written by David Greenwalt and the performance by Kane himself just lay you out. Other songs, like "A place called home" make you feel the loss of the show and remind you of why you loved the show so much.

    Keywords: Film; Film Music; Pop; Soundtrack; Soundtracks & Film Scores; TV Soundtrack; TV Soundtracks; Vocal; Vocal Music;


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    The Dukes of Hazzard - Music From The Motion Picture
    The Dukes of Hazzard soundtrack will probably prove to be much like the film: Mixing Jessica Simpson and Willie Nelson together in a Southern rock milieu will either seem genius or it'll have you cowering under Grandma's homemade country quilt. This musical journey to the land of moonshine and short shorts kicks off with Simpson (channeling Britney Spears), who purrs her way through a countrified version of "These Boots Are Made for Walkin." From there, the disc settles into straightforward Southern rockville by way of Lynyrd Skynrd, Molly Hatchet, and other bands from the 1970s and '80s, the era of the Dukes of Hazzard television show. (Two notable exceptions are "Burn It Off" by the band formerly known as the Jon Spencer Blues Explosion and "Soul City" by Southern Culture on the Skids.)

    There's little inventiveness and few surprises in this compilation. Songs like "Black Betty," "Call Me the Breeze," and "Pride and Joy" should be so well known to fans that only the desire to have them in one place--perhaps as a sonic backdrop to your next stock-car race--would make this album worth owning. Possibly the best track in the collection is Willie Nelson's rendition of "Good Ol' Boys." It reminds one of the Waylon Jennings original, and should give serious Dukes fans a hankerin' for the TV soundtrack, which is being re-released to coincide with the film's debut. --Leah Weathersby


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    To MovedbyMusic "lishaz3"

    I disagree with everything this reviewer has stated. The video is basically a softcore porn with her grinding herself against some guys gentials in the bar, teasing every male in the bar by her walk and rump shaking, showing off her breasts to every male in the bar, kissing Willie Nelson and showing off her butt to him. So much is wrong with this video, that I cannot think of all of it. Even people I know think its so great. I think its horrible, why I bet some young teenage male is jacking off to it right now. Paris Hilton might have offended people with her commericals, but this video is worse. If you had a young daughter, would you let her grind up against some random guy like Jessica does in the video? I dont think so. The song is one of the worst songs ever, and one of the worst covers of all time as well. You can barely hear the words and where is Willie? He's credited but you cant even hear one word by him. Jessica is not adorable, she is sleazy as Daisy Duke. I cant wait to see what her next move is; Will a porno of her and Nick accidently hit the internet?
    talentless Jessica!!!

    Not a bad soundtrack overall. Jessica Simpson attempt at "These Boots are Made For Walkin'" is terrible and doesn't fit in with the rest of the soundtrack. The rest of the tracks are great. But if I want to hear "Boots..." I'll put in Megadeth's Killing is My Business...and Business is good.
    Left Off WAY Too Many Songs

    First of all, the movie was AWESOME - hands down best movie I've seen this year. Throughout the entire movie, I kept thinking, "I have GOT to get this soundtrack". So I get home and hop on Amazon.com, and look at it, and think, "wow, where are all the songs?" Great songs the soundtrack left out:

    AC/DC "If you Want Blood"
    Mountain "Mississippi Queen"
    ZZ Top "La Grange"
    Ram Jam "Black Betty"

    And those are just the few that I can think of off the top of my head. I think the soundtrack should've left off Uncle Jesse's jokes, and put those songs in. Needless to say, I did not purchase it.

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    Star Wars Episode III: Revenge of the Sith - Original Motion Picture Soundtrack
					

John Williams  
    Price: $13.49
     
    Listen To Your Heart
					

D.H.T.  
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    Star Wars Episode III: Revenge of the Sith - Original Motion Picture Soundtrack
    John Williams; John Williams; London Symphony Orchestra;
    Listen To Your Heart
    D.H.T.;

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    Star Wars Episode III: Revenge of the Sith - Original Motion Picture Soundtrack
    John Williams' lovely and moving score for the sixth Star Wars film brings thirty years of collaborating on George Lucas’ beyond-popular intergalactic franchise to a close. (Is this really the end of Star Wars? Can’t Lucas and Williams work together on a prequel to these prequels? Let us hope so, and that Jar Jar Binks is nowhere near it.) As this music accompanies the most exciting Star Wars film in many a moon, the soundtrack itself is more fun, more evil, more nasty and bumpy. Many of the heroic, anthemic themes woven throughout Episode Three: Revenge of the Sith will necessarily be familiar to any fan of the series, from the "Imperial March" to the main theme. It’s remarkable how stirring the latter can be, no matter how many times you’ve heard it, and even for those who do not have all their money invested in S.W. memorabilia. There is a lot of new music here, and the lush, extensive range of both Williams and the London Symphony Orchestra is on display, most notably in the menacing, percolating "General Grievous" and the rousing "New Hope" end theme. --Mike McGonigal

    The Force Is Also with:


    Star Wars Trilogy soundtrack box set


    Star Wars Episode II sountrack


    Star Wars Episode II, Attack of the Clones


    Star Wars Episode I, The Phantom Menace


    Star Wars Trilogy on DVD


    Star Wars, Episode III - Revenge of the Sith



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    Williams at his Best!

    The soundtrack for the latest Star Wars Movies has most certainly met my expectations and more. It fits perfectly with the mood and sets the right tone for each scene. The songs "Battle of the Heros" and "ANakin vs. Obi-Wan" Are some of the most spectacular battle themes I have ever heard. WHile others such as "ANakin's Betrayal" "Padme's Destiny" and, my favorite, "The IMmolation Scene" WIll have you sobbing. WIth breathtaking, gorgeous music this is most certainly a MUST HAVE for any music collectors. 10 Stars!
    Not great themes, but another show of Williams' mastery

    I usually listen to classical music. So I was tempted to listen to some soundtracks from SW, perhaps triyng to link my devotion to entertainment movies and Wagnerian musical sagas. This is the first CD of SW I have, and very good.
    To begin with, the DVD is the perfect introduction to the saga.
    What about the music? Well, if you want fresh, new materials across the entire cd, you may be a little disapointed. But a great composer shows his mastery even when he is (a bit) uninspired.
    Are there great themes such as the main title, the emperor's, Leia's, across the stars's, Anakin`s ... No. what we find here is a sort of not so stellar material. perhaps the most striking at first is "battle of heroes" but the thematic cell seems short, with not much development. That track is great, but because he introduces other motifs.
    the themes about grevieus are the worst. Too "fight" music, too incidental, too boring (esp track "Gral grivius"). What about using past themes???
    Come on, listen to Wagner's Ring: many themes are used and reused. the marvel is not always to create new themes but to transform and reuse the old ones in a new, creative way. If you, once in your life, listen to Bach's Mass in B or "Christmas oratorio" and you like them, you will know he, the greatest western composer, uses old themes many times. And in new, great ways.
    Certainly Williams uses old themes, too, across the six films eg with the "Force(?)" theme (the one familiar that is heard right at the beggining after the fanfares of the opening, the one that mixes with the funeral music at the end, the one that appears in a masterly fashion in "battle of the heroes" sung by choir). The same theme, but always saying different things in different contexts. This is what makes a composer great, not only just "melodic creativity".
    I see that the album may not reflect the film music, but is valuable as a cd per se. There is unity across the score. Basically, the atmosphere is double. Is about war. And is about sadness and darkness. The tracks are distributed strategically to reflect this double axis. That's why it does not follow the film order. As a whole, then, structural coherence prevails. What I find as a failure is that, even though the composer does not repeat itself never inside this album. several tracks are "incidental" music: the ones about grivius in particular. And I have to acquire a taste for "enter lord vader". But "anakin dark deeds" is monumental.
    In short, a very competent work, with many great moments and several not as great. I like the way he introduces previously known themes. This is not a failure, just an opportunity to show how great a composer he is.
    What about the funeral music? Isn't sad seeing the chosen one, the one who would bring balance to the force, seen for the first time in the cronological order of time with the famous dark clothes?
    What abour the final pasticcio of A new Hope? Of course he needed to make a reference to the future, to Hope (after one the most gripping cds ever to have been composed in the whole history of music) with motifs about the twin sisters. And the fanfare and march of ANH at the end od the end credits? Remember this is the last moment of the last SW score. The most monumental film project about entertainment (Lord of the rings movies, long as they are, are just 3 films)has just finished. Lucas and Williams at last completed their task (although in the net there are script for new episodes VII, VIII & IX ... but I think this will be another's responsability). Don't you think this deserves some monumental music? Frankly after hearing the last chord it makes me remember similar moments in Wagner music.
    Huge fan of Star Wars

    I love all the soundtracks of star wars even though I get sad every time I hear the Padme's fate I want to cry all the from that song

    But the soundtrack is great and the movie is great I had a blast I never got bored seeing the movie I seen it 4 times


    May the force be with you always

    Keywords: Film; Film Music; Original Score; Pop; Soundtrack; Soundtracks; Soundtracks & Film Scores;


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    Listen To Your Heart

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    I Love D.H.T.!

    This CD is amazing. If you like Ace of Base, you will like D.H.T. The whole time I was listening to it, I thought it sounded like a new Ace of Base CD! This is a must buy!
    Not quite what I expected

    I bought this CD thinking it would be mostly dance music, like their single "Listen to Your Heart". After listening to all the songs, I was kind of disappointed. There are a few dance songs, but most of it is a little slower. The music is still great, but don't buy it expecting to have upbeat tempo trance/dance type music.
    What D.H.T has going for it... and against it

    Lacking lyrical gusto not withstanding, this album offers a bit of a feel good rush. The covers are done well... "Listen To Your Heart" is a moving rush as a dance track and hauntingly sad with just a piano and the lead singer as the bonus remix featured on the album. "At Seventeen" is a bitingly harsh look at teenage life with some rather thought provoking lyrics that make you wonder if the beauty who is singing them really can relate to whom they were intended for. "Drivers Seat" offers a deliciously intriguing verse followed by a dud of a chorus. What is the point of the Drivers Seat... is it just there or is it supposed to offer some odd devine direction... the song left me wanting more of the flow that the verses offered. "I Can't Be Your Friend" is a humerous look at wanting to advance to the next step and it is set to a catchy beat that makes the car shake. "My Dream" is poetic but offers no symbolic solution. The dream is lovely and a sign of the times, but the realisim of it is lost in the shuffle of silly rhyming. "Sun" while having the makings of being another annoying "Macarena" hit, is a catchy fun song. The words are meant to take you nowhere... just to get you grooving. "Depressed" is just the message our youth needs today... (not really) as the song is almost blatantly about killing yourself to "end the misery" and again you are left wondering if the lead singer relates or just sings the words.
    All in all, the album is feel good fluff with some fairly decent vocals and catchy beats and melodies. I find it amusing that the covers are the best songs because face it, the writing on the origional songs could use a bit of development. Still, it is a decent album... although I do wish it was longer.

    Keywords: Club/Dance; Dance Music; Dance-Pop; Euro-Dance; Pop; Pop/Rock; Soul/R & B;


     
     
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