| 1. A Chi |
| 2. Bellamore |
| 3. Il Bandito E Il Campione |
| 4. Donna Cannone |
| 5. Il Canto Delle Sirene |
| 6. Stelutis Alpinis |
| 7. I Matti |
| 8. Chi Ruba Nei Supermercati |
| 9. Mimi Sara |
| 10. Viaggi E Miraggi |
| 11. Il Cuoco Di Salo |
| 12. Adelante Adelante |
| 13. Non Dirle Che Non E Cosi |
| 14. Valigia Dell'attore |
| 15. Pablo |
| 16. Sempre E Per Sempre |
| 17. L'agnello Di Dio |
| 18. Come Il Giorno |
| 19. Sotto Le Stelle Del Messico A Trapanar |
| 20. Alice |
Mix,Francesco De Gregori,Sony Bmg/Columbia,World Music
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The Mix-Up
Beastie Boys Manufacturer: Capitol ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD Similar Items:
ASIN: B000PY32CE Release Date: 2007-06-26 |
Tracks:
- B For My Name
- 14th St. Break
- Suco De Tangerina
- The Gala Event
- Electric Worm
- Freaky Hijiki
- Off The Grid
- The Rat Cage
- The Melee
- Dramastically Different
- The Cousin Of Death
- The Kangaroo Rat
Amazon.com
Having long since shed their image as hip-hop's clown princes, the Beastie Boys now bring what feels like their emeritus recording, a celebratory instrumental memoir of all of the influences (except punk) that brought them to their secure place among hip-hop's fickle elite. The party opens with the aptly titled "B for My Name," its plodding bounce staking claim to the mid-tempo path the album treads almost throughout. "14th St. Break" picks up the pace, especially in the auxiliary percussion breakdown, complete with rally whistle. Then, beginning with "Suco de Tangerina," the album drops into a deep groove cut from dub- and dancehall-tinged ostinati that carry through a full third of its tracks. Among these, "The Gala Event" suffers from a lack of developmental motion that characterizes many of these tracks, but highlights still abound. "Off the Grid," for example, departs from the otherwise unbreakable chill and rips the proceedings wide open, blooming again and again in a series of pulsing riffs that celebrate the very institution of the instrumental groove. More than 20 years since Licensed to Ill took a long, irreverent piss into the mainstream, it seems you can still fight for your right to party. --Jason KirkAmazon.com
The Mix-Up is Beastie Boys' first-ever full album of all-new instrumental material. The follow-up to 2004's To The 5 Boroughs, The Mix-Up features Diamond, Horovitz and Yauch back on drums, guitar and bass, with able assistance from Keyboard Money Mark and percussionist Alfredo Ortiz, on 12 brand new wordless, sample-less, scratchless originals. Sure to please fans of the instrumental cuts from Check Your Head and Ill Communication and the cult hit compilation album made up largely of those tracks, The In Sound From Way Out!, The Mix-Up finds NYC's favorite sons drawing on one of their arsenal's primary strengths and pushing it into bold new directions.
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Customer Reviews:
Beasties are Back.......2007-08-04
the beastie boys have done it again.......2007-07-30
Skip it.......2007-07-30
Poor.......2007-07-28
Chill Background.......2007-07-27
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The Road Mix: Music From The Television Series One Tree Hill, Vol. 3
Original TV Soundtrack Manufacturer: Maverick ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD Similar Items:
ASIN: B000NO1XM2 Release Date: 2007-04-03 |
Tracks:
- Don't Wait - Dashboard Confessional
- Stay Away - The Honorary Title
- Naive - Kooks
- The Funeral - Band Of Horses
- Heartbeats - Jose Gonzalez
- You'll Ask For Me - Tyler Hilton
- I Gotcha - Lupe Fiasco
- Good Vibrations - Gym Class Heroes
- Lay Me Down - The Wreckers
- Soon Enough - The Constantines
- He Lays In The Reins - Calexico
- Tell Me What It Takes - Lucero
- Just Be Simple - Songs:Ohia
- World Spins Madly On - The Weepies
- Non-Believer - La Rocca
- Chloe Dancer/Crown Of Thorns - Mother Love Bone
Amazon.com
Key to the success of this prime-time teen soap opera has been a mix of contemporary rock and pop that musically embroiders the show's increasingly complex mix of hope, fear, and youthful angst with often melodramatic flair. This third volume of songs from the successful series continues in that tradition while, as the title suggests, exploring a little wider artistic range. "Don't Wait" by Dashboard Confessional and the Honorary Title's "Stay Away" immediately anchor the set with a familiar tone of urgency, while star Tyler Hilton offers up another expected sensitive acoustic ballad in "You'll Ask for Me." But elsewhere, the collection admirably pushes the envelope via such tasty, eclectic morsels as the infectious pop of the Kooks' "Naïve," Gym Class Heroes turning "Good Vibrations" into a stripped-down shuffle, and the effusive hip-hop-pop of Lupe Fiasco's "I Gotcha." But it's still a collection centered largely on the contemplative, indie spirit embodied by the Wreckers' gorgeous "Lay Me Down," Lucero's emotive dirge "Tell Me What It Takes," and the Constantines' similarly focused "Soon Enough." --Jerry McCulleyAlbum Description
For the first time in television history, a mixtape heard in an episode will become a soundtrack album. Containing hits from artists such as Lupe Fiasco, Dashboard Confessional and The Wreckers, The Road Trip is another innovative musical breakthrough for a series that continues to be an indie showcase.Customer Reviews:
Better than what I first thought.......2007-07-20
Perfect for the Road.......2007-06-14
Hands down La Rocca's "Non-Believer," The Weepies "World Spins Madly On," and Band of Horses' "Funeral" are the best tracks on the album. Those songs alone are worth buying the cd for.
Awesomeness.......2007-06-10
That's what I like about the OTH soundtracks. They're not filled with "what's now" hot in the music scene, but rather songs that can be listened to over and over, because you're not going to always hear them on the radio.
the perfect follow up,hope there'll be a fourth..........2007-04-12
Don't wait : way to obvious choice but great though.The perfect song to start the CD with. 4,5/5
stay away : not the best from the band,but after listening to it several times you get used to it. 4/5
naive : good choice,siuts very well with the show itself,but not so good song. 3/5
the funeral : one of the highlight from the CD,great choice!....5/5
heartbeats : just the same as naive,but a good song. 3.5/5
you'll ask me : not his best by far and I must say that I get a little tired of him.
i gotcha : not the usual OTH tune but really great choice,second highlight. 5/5
good vibrations : way too much Citizen Cope vibes for me,but an OK song. 4/5
lay me down : third highlight,love the band and Michelle Branch. 5/5
soon enough : beautiful song but unnoticed,too bad. 3/5
he lays in the rein : fourth highlight,such a beautiful and lyrical song. 5/5
tell me what it takes : the same as soon enough,plus the song's not so good as for the band which is supposed to be one of Luca's favorite...2.5/5
just be simple : could have been a highlight but way too obvious and passe choice. 4.5/5
world spins madly on : love the band ad the song,fifth highlight. 5/5
non-believer : the perfect choice which was to be made.the sound from the great episode,song to live and die by,reminds me so much of Peyton. The sixth and last but not least highligh fom the CD. 5/5
chloe dancer/crowns of thorns : not my favorite at all but Jason Shwartzman made such a moving speech telling us why he chose the song that we have to at least like it. 3.5/5
If you love the show and the previous soundtrack just buy it,if not,buy it cause you'll find something you love on it.
Another Great Soundtrack.......2007-04-05
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Music for Yoga and Other Joys
Jai Uttal , and Ben Leinbach Manufacturer: Gemini Sun Records ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD Similar Items:
ASIN: B0001HK09S Release Date: 2004-03-16 |
Tracks:
- Govinda
- Mahadeva
- Nataraja
- Gopala
- Surya
Amazon.com
Music for yoga is such a cliché that you could slap that moniker on a Barry Manilow CD and have it sold as a soundtrack for Downward Facing Dog pose. Yoga music has become a made-to-order commodity, and rarely attains the level of art. The title Music for Yoga and Other Joys doesn't bode well, but then, it has Jai Uttal, a veteran of world fusion going back 15 years and a devotee of kirtan singing teaming up with multi-instrumentalist Ben Leinbach for a series of extended improvisations. Leinbach creates a shifting back drop of chilled, Indian-derived grooves and textures like liquid mercury dipped in a fractal swirl. It's a perfect modal backdrop for Uttal, who improvises freely on an Indian stringed instrument called the dotar, electric guitar, and even banjo. Pieces like the 26-minute "Govinda" extend in a free fall until a rhythm loop drops in. Uttal swaps to a fuzzed out electric guitar solo that eventually merges into an improvised kirtan, his voice coiling in note-bending spirals like soul singing from the east. This may be music for yoga, but it's the other joys that will keep you coming back. --John DilibertoAlbum Description
Jai Uttalpremier world music composer and 2003 Grammy® nomineeoffers a moving mix of melody, rhythms, and chants with Music for Yoga and Other Joys. Known for his eclectic blend of East-meets-West sound, Jai offers listeners his first album created especially for yoga practice. More than 60 minutes of sensual music featuring dotar, electric guitar, and slide tamboura, all complemented by Jai's full, golden-toned voice. Produced in collaboration with Ben Leinbach. Also an excellent choice for meditating, gardening, driving, and bodywork.Customer Reviews:
Beautiful Music.......2007-07-28
Yoga music but not that joyful.......2007-05-18
The title for this CD is full and true.......2007-02-24
I feel the joy.......2007-02-09
surreal.......2007-01-10
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Smallville, Vol. 1: The Talon Mix
Various Artists Manufacturer: Elektra / Wea ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD Similar Items:
ASIN: B00007FRWZ Release Date: 2003-02-25 |
Tracks:
- Save Me - Remy Zero
- Inside Out - VonRay
- Island In The Sun - Weezer
- Superman - Five For Fighting
- Nuclear - Ryan Adams
- Lonely Day - Phantom Planet
- Fight Test - The Flaming Lips
- Don't Dream It's Over - Sixpence None The Richer
- Wave Goodbye - Steadman
- I Just Wanna Be Loved - AM Radio
- Everything - Lifehouse
- Time After Time - Eva Cassidy
Album Description
The original soundtrack album to the smash television show, Smallville. Artists include Five For Fighting, Eva Cassidy, Lifehouse, Ryan Adams, Sixpence None The Richer, Remy Zero, & more. Also includes several exclusive bonus features. Elektra. 2003.Customer Reviews:
Must have for all Smallville fans!.......2007-07-13
Talon.......2007-05-24
LOVE IT.......2007-05-14
Smallville,Vol. 1: The Talon Mix.......2006-08-03
Also by putting the disk in your ROM drive you have access to the town of Smallville and more........
If you are in to Smallville you will not be disappointed with this purchase. I think it is excellent and so i am giving it five stars.
Smallville Volume 1.......2006-03-16
good listening :-)
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Halo 2, Vol. 1
Various Artists Manufacturer: Sumthing Else ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD Similar Items:
ASIN: B00067RF6E Release Date: 2004-11-09 |
Tracks:
- Halo Theme Mjolnir Mix
- Blow Me Away - Breaking Benjamin
- Peril
- Ghosts Of Reach
- Follow (1st Movement Of The Odyssey) - Incubus
- Heretic, Hero
- Flawed Legacy
- Impend
- Never Surrender - Nile Rodgers
- Ancient Machine
- 2nd Movement Of The Odyssey - Incubus
- In Amber Clad
- The Last Spartan
- Orbit Of Glass
- 3rd Movement Of The Odyssey - Incubus
- Heavy Price Paid
- Earth City
- High Charity
- 4th Movement Of The Odyssey - Incubus
- Remembrance
- Connected - Hoobastank
Amazon.com
Further proof that the 15-year-old male is the nexus of contemporary popular entertainment, this anthology of music from and "inspired by" the sequel to the earth-conquering Halo saga also showcases how capably the video game industry can trump even Hollywood's vaunted production values. The original synth-heavy underscore by Martin O'Donnell and Michael Salvatori is filled with enough brooding, mock-Goth atmospherics, and pulsing exotica of indeterminate ethnicity to give the Hans Zimmer stable a run for their money, while a slate of (mostly) worthy rock star guest turns give it a welcome edge. Legendary axe-slinger Steve Vai's sinewy riffing punches up the reworked main theme and "Never Surrender," while alt.metal contenders Breaking Benjamin serve up the suitably dramatic inspired-by cut "Blow Me Away." But it's Incubus' four-part "Odyssey" suite that's the centerpiece, bridging 1970s prog and modern rock with its moody aura and evocative musical dramatics. --Jerry McCulleyCustomer Reviews:
BUY! BUY! BUY!.......2007-03-05
Great game - great music.......2007-01-10
Hug your pillows girls.......2006-08-06
best video game soundtrack ever........2006-08-03
classical music listeners stop complaining.......2006-05-10
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Smallville, Vol. 2: Metropolis Mix
Original TV Soundtrack Manufacturer: Hollywood Records ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD Similar Items:
ASIN: B000BBOVG2 Release Date: 2005-11-08 |
Tracks:
- Breaking Benjamin - Forget It
- Depeche Mode - Precious
- Lifehouse - You and Me (wedding version)
- Stereophonics - Superman
- The All-American Rejects - Dirty Little Secret
- Josh Kelley - Almost Honest
- The Dandy Warhols - All The Money Or The Simple Life Honey (remix)
- Brendan Benson - Cold Hands (Warm Heart)
- Diamond Nights - The Girl's Attractive
- Flashlight Brown - I'm A Human
- Him - Wicked Game
- KT Tunsall - Other Side Of The World
- Minnie Driver - Hungry Heart
- Rascal Flatts - Feels Like Today
Amazon.com
With the same alternative-pop theme as the first Smallville collection, this second disc once again reveals just how much the show integrates music into its plot lines and overall feel. The track list includes familiar songs such as the All American Rejects' "Dirty Little Secret," and Depeche Mode's newest hit "Precious," but there are also a few surprises. The Alan Moulder remix of the Dandy Warhols' "All The Money Or Simple Life Honey" is a booty-shaking blast, while the rock-meets-goth cover of Chris Isaak's "Wicked Game" courtesy of HIM is an amusingly amped-up new take on the older tune. Actress-songstress Minnie Driver offers her light jazz take on Springsteen's "Hungry Heart" (which also appeared on her debut disc), and Lifehouse delivers their touching version of "You and Me," while Josh Kelley's "Almost Honest" could be the soundtrack to anybody's breakup or breakdown. It's true that many of these songs have been previously released, but Smallville fans are a devoted bunch who will likely appreciate being able to buy their favorite tracks on one disc. --Denise SheppardCustomer Reviews:
Metropolis Mix.......2007-06-01
Super Metropolis.......2007-05-24
Smallville Musical Wonders.......2007-05-23
Whether you like the smooth rhythm of Depeche Mode rendering "Precious", the deeply romantic "You and Me" from Lifehouse, the bouncing fun of The All-American Rejects in "Dirty Little Secret" or the soulful "Hungry Heart" from Minnie Driver, this soundtrack has it all and more!
Don't miss it!
Love IT.......2007-05-14
Another Winning Smallville Soundtrack.......2007-04-11
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DJ in the Mix 3
ATB Manufacturer: Water Music Records ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD Similar Items:
ASIN: B000F8DSWE Release Date: 2006-06-05 |
Tracks:
- Summer Rain - ATB
- Linking People - Giuseppe Ottaviani
- Air For Life - Above & Beyond Vs. Andy Moor
- Ur - Tiesto
- Amsterdam - Luminary
- Dawn - Darren Tate
- Without You Near - Markus Schulz And Departure
- Alive - Solarscape
- Must Have Been A Dream - Drax And Scott Mac
- Touch Down - Mark Norman
- Silent Waves - JONAS STEUR
- Close Your Eyes - Headstrong
- Time Goes By - Carrie Skipper
- Neno Itome - Marksun & Brian
- Servant Of Justice - Lennox
Tracks:
- Sole Survivor - Ronski Speed & Sebastian Sand
- Wasting - Hidden Logic Presents Luminary
- Open Your Eyes (The Child You Are) - Nalin & Kane
- Fever - Shifted Reality
- Who Is Watching - Armin Van Buuren
- Certainty - Cressida
- Summer Rain - ATB
- Vital Spark - Mirco De Govia
- Fusion 2006 - Hiver & Hammer
- 3000 Miles Away - Signalrunners
- Ra - Nile
- Alt + F4 - Alt + F4
- Lighthouse - Alucard
- Daylight - Funabashi
Customer Reviews:
Music was great but came to me damaged from Amazon.......2007-05-29
Nice trance collection!.......2007-05-21
Way to go ATB!
Made me pay attention to ATB.......2007-05-16
A Mish Mash of bland mixes!!!.......2007-05-07
One of the best mixes ive ever heard.......2007-04-22
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The Music from The O.C.: Mix 1
Various Artists Manufacturer: Warner Bros / Wea ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD Similar Items:
ASIN: B0001DMWHA Release Date: 2004-03-30 |
Tracks:
- Paint The Silence/South
- Just A Ride/Jem
- Honey And The Moon/Joseph Arthur
- The Way We Get By/Spoon
- Move On/Jet
- How Good It Can Be/The 88
- Caught By The River/Doves
- Rain City/Turin Brakes
- We Used To Be Friends/The Dandy Warhols
- Dice/Finley Quaye & William Orbit
- Orange Sky/Alexi Murdoch
- California/Phantom Planet
Amazon.com
Just like the Fox TV show it's taken from, Music from the O.C.: Mix 1 is studded with moments of subtle exceptionality until the end, when things get really good. Hard as it is to discount the haunting beauty of Joseph Arthur's "Honey and the Moon," the crispness of Spoon's spunky, handclap- and piano-spiked "The Way We Get By," and the hushed cool of Jem's bouncy "It's Just a Ride," this CD heats to its steamiest in the final four tracks. The Dandy Warhols cut through the Beatlesque rapture brought on by the 88s' "How Good it Can Be" with the snarky, self-conscious pop of "We Used to Be Friends"; William Orbit helps Finley Quaye free himself from the feel-good constraints of reggae on the dark, obsession-themed "Dice"; Alexi Murdoch drags the mood down farther still with the sung poetry of "Orange Sky"; and Phantom Planet ends things on a satisfying but quizzically simple note with "California," the show's theme song. Whether The O.C.'s target audience--teenagers--matches the disc's may be beside the point: Because Mix 1 is enhanced with scenes from the show, computer-equipped diehards who prefer their pop fluffier, with less indie attitude, will dig the vibe despite themselves. -Tammy La GorceAlbum Description
One of the most innovative soundtrack album series ever created launches with Music From The O.C. Mix 1. Featuring hip, recent, largely indie rock tracks heard on the FOX runaway hit sensation "The O.C.," the album is the first of several (at least one each 2004 quarter) designed to appeal to the 9 million to 11 million mainly teen and young adult fans who watch the drama each Wednesday night. The hottest show on TV with the hottest music on TV now has its own album series.Customer Reviews:
season one - worthwhile.......2006-12-12
Still, you can't beat the list here - there is so much good, and so much that, at the time (and this is important to remember) was new (or new to the public; yes, you may have known it, just as i may have known it but i would guess that most viewers did not know Jet or Propellerheads by then, so you have to credit the OC with bringing these groups to the forefront).
It's hard. One feels torn about that always - It reminds me of when I liked the Replacements and nobody else did or even knew them and then the Pleased to Meet Me album came out and the song "Alex Chilton" and suddenly they were HUGE and everybody was a Replacements fan and I felt like, "Hey, i've been here all along...!"
That is a wholly selfish view; we should want bands we like to be successful and to do well. It's not selling out, no more than i think Dylan is selling out by doing IPod commercials. Groups, like any other worker or industry, have to look at the bottomline. They never claimed NOT to be commercial, and that's key. I don't see this as selling out then on their part, as some would, but as a smart and strategic career move for the many people who do watch the OC, and while i can't say that i've ever seen a single episode, it's not because i don't like the show (how could i judge? i've never seen!) it's that i know the music already and can judge on the basis of that - so the OC may have been a bit behind the times but hey, they caught up and the compilations are among the best out there for any television series.
Just my two cents for what it's worth. I'd buy this album. I did. It's worth it. Almost every song is good... and check out the other OC albums as well... there is much to be found.
Thanks for listening,
sadi ranson-polizzotti
A Great Change.......2006-08-01
very happy.......2006-01-25
Music from the O.C. Mix 1.......2005-11-03
word...life.......2005-10-04
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The O.C. Mix 6: Covering Our Tracks
Various Artists Manufacturer: Warner Bros / Wea ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD Similar Items:
ASIN: B000JJSJF0 Release Date: 2006-12-05 |
Tracks:
- Float On -- Goldspot
- I Turn My Camera On -- Rock Kills Kid
- Pretty Vacant -- Lady Sovereign
- California -- Mates Of State
- Wasted -- Pinback
- Can't Get It Out Of My Head -- John Paul White
- Debaser -- Rogue Wave
- Hello Sunshine -- Syd Matters
- Smile Like You Mean It -- Tally Hall
- Come Into Our Room -- The M's
- The End's Not Near -- Band Of Horses
- Into Dust -- Ashtar Command
Album Description
Music From the O.C.: Mix 6-Covering Our Tracks continues the most adventurous soundtrack series ever conceived.Customer Reviews:
The OC = Over Completely.......2007-07-24
Which leads me to the schtick of this album...the songs are all covers of actual songs - I believe most (if not all) of the original songs were at one point aired on the OC, as were the covers of them. I've done my best to try and identify where, because in all fairness, it's a bit easier than past soundtracks (the 5th springs to mind) to place where you heard the songs this time.
Goldspot's cover of Modest Mouse's "Float On" is one of the most enjoyable and replayable tunes - and played during a montage of Katelin & Julie Cooper battling it out on the tennis courts. I'm guessing the original played during MM's appearance at the Bait Shop S2.
Rock Kills Kid's cover of "I Turn My Camera On" is a ridiculously close cover of the original...no clue when either version was aired. Lady Sovereign's "Pretty Vacant" Sex Pistols take is pretty much nothing like the original. I think they used these during party scenes...
I actually kind of dig the mellow version of the show's title song "California" although this is the third time the song has appeared on an OC soundtrack (the 5th features a redux version by Phantom Planet). This song replaced the credits in the S4 Chrismakkuh ep. Ditto to enjoying Pinback's "Wasted" although it like "I Turn My Camera On" comes across very monotone after a few listens. The original Wasted by Black Flag aired during Seth's stoner 'phase' in S3.
Probably my fave song on the album aside from Goldspot's cover is John Paul White's "Can't Get It Out Of My Head", a really sweet cover of an originally quite schmultzy tune. No idea when either version aired on the show, and I'm sorry I missed it in the case of the cover version.
Although I'm usually a big fan of Rogue Wave (their contribution to the 5th album is fab) their song "Debaser" rings very familiar - partially because it features the same monotone + instrument formula found in "Camera" and "Wasted". No real memory of when either version of the song aired sadly. I do heart the Pixies though.
Syd Matters cover of "Hello Sunshine" is another fave of mine. It's just so eclectic and different sounding - just wait till the final couple of choruses for the background chords...gorgeous. The original tune has a lot of meaning for Seth/Summer - as per it played when they first hooked up, and the cover I believe played during some of Seth & Summer's parting moments in the latter half of S4.
I also dug the cover of the Killers "Smile Like You Mean It", which also originally appeared on the second soundtrack with "Hello Sunshine". The original tune came on during the Killers Bait Shop concert. Although the alien sound effects in the chorus of this version aren't to my liking, I suppose the airing of the tune during the kids desert alien road trip was suitable, and overall it's an enjoyable cover.
"Come Into Our Room" has never been a song I've liked - it aired during the Oliver stuff in S1, and the cover is a sloppy steal rather than a true cover. Passed over nearly every time I listen to this disc. I'm also not a massive fan of "The End's Not Near" despite the fact it was the title of the final ep of the series. I just don't like the vocals on this, and otherwise it again sounds like a sloppy ripoff of the original, or at least a bad ripoff of the Smiths.
Finally the album closes out with the epic 9 minute version of Mazzy Star's "Into Dust" as played by Ashtar Command. The song of course originally aired several times in the Marissa/Ryan relationship, most notably in the first episode when he carries her in the house, and the last episode of the S1 'summer season' in Tijuana when Ryan carries Marissa down the alley. I believe this cover also aired during the Chrismakkah ep in S4. Although I think Ashtar Command gets a bit carried away with themselves and loses some of the vulnerability of the original, this is a nice mellow cap-off to the cd.
Overall this album is a mixture of a couple of solid songs (1, 6, 8, 9), a few soundalikes that would make good background tunes for a TV show like the OC (2, 5, 7), a couple of blah covers (3, 10, 11), and a couple of worthy covers of key OC-lore songs (4, 12). It's a good addition to people who own the rest of the series, but otherwise not really worthy of its predecessors.
great show and great songs.......2007-06-14
O.C soundtracks,please don't leave us this way........2007-04-17
Really pretty good.......2007-03-11
As I watch it go down in flames.......2007-02-17
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Music From the O.C. Mix 2
Original Soundtrack Manufacturer: Warner Bros / Wea ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD Similar Items:
ASIN: B00063MCSE Release Date: 2004-10-26 |
Tracks:
- Saturday Morning -- Eels
- Hello Sunshine -- Super Furry Animals
- Smile Like You Mean It -- The Killers
- A Lack of Color -- Death Cab for Cutie
- Specialist -- Interpol
- Something Pretty -- Patrick Park
- You Got Me All Wrong -- Dios Malos
- If You Leave -- Nada Surf
- Big Sur -- The Thrills
- Little House of Savages -- The Walkmen
- Trouble Sleeping -- The Perishers
- So Sweet -- Jonathan Rice
- Popular Mechanics for Lovers -- Beulah
- Walnut Tree -- Keane
- Maybe I'm Amazed -- Jem
- Eastern Glow -- The Album Leaf
Amazon.com
It's impossible to listen to Music From the O.C. Mix 2 without wondering what the 16 acts represented think of being associated with the show. These, after all, are largely the kind of too-cool-for-school indie bands--Nada Surf, Death Cab for Cutie, Eels, Interpol--you'd normally expect to run screaming from anything so heavily soaked in mainstream reek. Credit the show's exceptional music supervisor Alexandra Patsavas, then, with rounding them up and wrangling them into contributing, and also for choosing her selections carefully. More than a collection that would slip effortlessly into any hipster's car CD player for its left of the dial leanings, 2 showcases many of these emerging bands' best songs yet: The Thrills' "Big Sur" is a sun-soaked slice of pop heaven, "Maybe I'm Amazed" makes elegant use of a cover to capture the dreaminess of the darkly talented Jem, and "You Got Me All Wrong," by Dios Malos, is maybe the most ravishing rainy day rock song ever written. As with the first O.C. mix, 2 is enhanced with scenes from the show. Pop it into your computer and hum along as the drama unfolds; if anyone catches you, tell them it's the coolness of the music you're captivated by. -Tammy La GorceAlbum Description
The OC, the phenomenally successful Fox Television series has pioneered the creative use of storytelling through song and, in the process, become a showcase for some of the most innovative and original artists in music. Music From The OC Mix 2 follows the inaugural release of Mix 1 which debuted earlier this year to critical and popular acclaim. The compilation features music from the second half of the first and early episodes of the second season and boasts three exclusive tracks: Jem's cover of Paul McCartney's "Maybe I'm Amazed" and Nada Surf's cover of OMD's "If You Leave," both recorded specifically for the series, plus The Walkman's live version of "Little House of Savages." Mix 2 highlights the program's trend-setting approach to music with songs from an extraordinary variety of new and emerging artists including Interpol, The Killers, Death Cab For Cutie and more.Customer Reviews:
AWESOME SHOW !!! AWESOME MUSIC.......2006-08-18
Good choices for the Second OC Soundtrack/Mix........2006-05-07
By now, I'm sure most are aware you can usually count on The OC Soundtracks to contain some pretty good indie music. This is a good soundtrack to pick up if you're a fan of indie, or even if you're just a fan of the show and you enjoyed the music throughout the season. Pick it up, It's a good decision.
SATURDAY MORNING - Good track by the Eels. This number gives a good start to the entire soundtrack. Definitely a song that will make you want to get up and dance.
HELLO SUNSHINE - One of the wider known tracks on the soundtrack. Some might think its been played too much, but I think a great song and I'm glad they put it on here.
SMILE LIKE YOU MEAN IT - Who doesn't love the Killers by now? Another great track from their album, Hot Fuss.
A LACK OF COLOR - I knew of Death Cab long before the OC..But I think to some people, this show definitely gave them exposure to this marvelous band. A good song choice by them as well.
SPECIALIST - This is not one of the better Interpol tracks.
SOMETHING PRETTY - I think this is one of those "most remembered" songs played on the show.
YOU GOT ME ALL WRONG - Definitely a favorite to most on this album. Its one of those songs you never get tired of hearing on repeat.
IF YOU LEAVE - Remake from the 80s song we all know and love. This was a pretty decent remake, but I think most would still prefer the older version.
BIG SUR - The Thrills! A marvelous band. Definitely one of the most fun songs on the entire CD.
LITTLE HOUSE OF SAVAGES - The Walkmen. This song is very reminiscent of late 80s music.
TROUBLE SLEEPING - Personally, my favorite on the entire soundtrack. You'll catch yourself smiling and thinking of that 'certain' person in your life.
SO SWEET - Another one of the better tracks on this CD. A rock song with a slight folk influence.
POPULAR MECHANICS FOR LOVERS - A definite folk song. I love it. Beulah is another great band to check out if you've grown into this genre of music.
WALNUT TREE - This song doesn't really stick out on the soundtrack. It's pretty forgettable.
MAYBE I'M AMAZED - Another remake by a beautiful voice, Jem. Of course once again, most of us will probably prefer McCartneys version, but you've got to admit, she did a good job.
EASTERN GLOW - A pretty calm, peaceful song. One of those songs best to lay in bed and listen to.
best soundtrack ever!!.......2005-11-02
Best mix.......2005-09-24
Even better than the first mix!.......2005-08-27
Rock Music:
- Music of the Bukharan Jewish Ensemble Shashmaqam
- Ngoma Iko Huku [Import]
- One Night in Harlow's
- Our Love Will Never Die
- Pianoscapes for the Trails of North America
- Progressive World
- Qualquer Cancao: a Musica De Chico Buarque [Import]
- Quiet Nights
- Raindance
- Rebbe
Recommended Music:
Strauss: Don Quixote; Tod und Verklärung
The Partitas of Giuseppe Antonio Brescianello
Unfinished Business [Explicit Lyrics]
Three Dog Night - Greatest Hits: That Ain't the Way to Have Fun [Import]