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VA - Romy And Michele's High School Reunion: Original Soundtrack1. Our Lips Are Sealed - The Go-Go’s2. Venus - Bananarama3. (There’s) Always Something There To Remind Me - Naked Eyes 4. Dance Hall Days - Wang Chung5. Turning Japanese - The Vapors6. Blood And Roses - The Smithereens7. Karma Chameleon - Culture Club8. I Want Candy - Bow Wow Wow9. Everybody Wants To Rule The World - Tears For Fea

The Dark Knight Original Soundtrack - Hans Zimmer & James Newton HowardTracklist - Running Time: Quote: 1. Why So Serious? - (09:14)2. I'm Not A Hero - (06:34)3. Harvey Two-Face - (06:16)4. Aggressive Expansion - (04:35)5. Always A Catch - (01:39)6. Blood On My Hands - (02:16)7. A Little Push - (02:42)8. Like A Dog Chasing Cars - (05:02)9. I Am The Batman - (01:59)10. And I Thought My Jokes

1. Gorillaz - Feel Good Inc2. Rolling Stones - You Can't Always Get What You3. John Mayer - Gravity4. Yo-Yo Ma - Suite No. 1 in G Major5. Mazzy Star - Into Dust6. Ben Harper - Waiting On An Angel7. Michael Penn - Walter Reed8. Louis Amstrong - Zat You Santa9. Ella Fitzgerald - Have Yourself A Merry Little Christmas10. Donovan - Season Of The Witch11. Zero 7 - In the waiting line12. Damien Rice - G

In the tradition of games like Biohazard (Resident Evil), Silent Hill, and maybe just a little bit of Castlevania, Devil May Cry makes it's entry into the music genre. If you're a fan of any of those albums, you'll like Devil May Cry music. Some of the composers even worked on some of the Resident Evil/Biohazard Soundtracks.TRACKLIST:01.Takeshi Hama - D.M.C [01:43]02.Suble - Lynch's Mood [02:10]03.Gabriele Roberto - Fight! [02:09]04.Suble - Faint [02:21]05.Aimee B - Room Despair [03:09]06.Kenji Fujii & Suble - Life Is On You [03:02]07.Takeshi Hama & Hiroaki Tsutsumi - Dance [02:15]08.Takeshi Hama - F.O.E. [02:17]09.Jetbikini - The Reaper [02:58]10.Hiroaki Tsutsumi - Bullet [01:25]11.Takeshi Hama - Under The Sun [02:00]12.Takeshi Hama - Fate Line [02:21]13.Takeshi Hama - D.M.C (Band

Track list 1. eX Dream 4:54 Vocal (Japanese) 2. sadame 5:55 Instrumental 3. futari no kamui futatsu no shinken 4:52 Instrumental 4. bousou 2:53 Instrumental 5. akaki_ito 3:00 Instrumental 6. hyper_battle 2:39 Instrumental 7. mirai wa itsumo hitotsu 4:27 Instrumental 8. odayaka_no_hijou 1:33 Instrumental 9. count_down2:30 Instrumental 10. souguu3:10 Instrumental 11. kumikyoku_ten_no_ryuu 9:16 Instrumental 12. sadame_(piano_version) 2:54 Instrumental 13. Secret Sorrow 5:03 Vocal (Japanese)DOWNLOAD

Halo 3 Original Soundtrack This 2 disk CD collection, collaberates all the songs from Bungies final Halo game, Halo 3. From Beginnig to End these 2 cds include every song, with no changes. Disc: 1 1. Arrival (Luck) 2. Sierra 117 (Released) 3. Sierra 117 (Infiltrate) 4. Crow's Nest (Honorable Intentions) 5. Crow's Nest (Last of the Brave) 6. Crow's Nest (Brutes) 7. Tsavo Highway (Out of Shadow)

These songs were written by music’s most gifted songsmith and are reinterpreted here by a selection of today’s most talented artists. This sounds like a winning formula, but actually produces a shapeless batch that rouses as much infuriation as inspiration.Luminaries such as Sonic Youth, Antony & The Johnsons and Jack Johnson attempt the impossible in covering Bob Dylan for the soundtrack to his upcoming experimental biopic. His voice is so distinctive that hearing the likes of ‘The Times They Are A-Changin’ in anything except his absorbing, hoarse hum generally sounds alien and ineffective.However, many people find Dylan’s tone more excruciating than exhilarating, so this album is a chance to experience his songs with more acceptable audibility. Cat Power brings a simmering char

Gundam Wing Operation S (Endless Waltz) Original Soundtrack (Audio CD) 2 utilised and new from $20.95 Customer Rating: First tagged “gundam” by Mithlas Customer tags: music, gundam, anime, anime soundtrack, soundtrack Track list: 1. Prologue Ac 195 X Mas Eve 2. White Reflection (Short Size Version) 3. Journey To The Sun 4. Main Title Sub Title 5. Ac196 X Mas Eve 6. At Circus Tent 7. Powergame 8. Heero’s Dream 9. Appearance Of Mariemaia 10. Enforcement Rush 11. Duel 12. Dangerous Game 13. Codename 14. Battlefield 15. Perplexity 16. Holy Night 17. Wufei’s Irritation 18. Clash At The Stratosphere 19. Sorrowful Memory 20. Final Attack 21. Riot Of Citizens 22. Endless Waltz 23. White Reflection Technorati Tags: music, gundam, anime, anime soundtrack, soundtrack

Review by Stephen Thomas Erlewine @ allmusic.com Spider-Man has come a long way in five years. First time around, he was mired in modern-rock murk, following the punk-pop and neo-grunge trends of 2002, but now that he's on his third film, he's chosen to surround himself with the sensitive, mopey neo-indie rock that's in vogue in 2007. That may make him a savvy trend-chaser, yet it doesn't

Kailan ko lang napakinggan toh pero ano bang masasabi ko? well, syempre maganda original soundtrack kaya to ng Love contract. anyway check nyo na lang, request toh ng mag ate (Levy at Loisa). Lovi Poe Kung Pwede Lang Kung pwede lang ayoko na sanang masaktan Kung pwede lang damdamin ko ngayo’y pipigilan Kung pwede lang ang puso ko’y wag mo [...]

Review by William Ruhlmann @ allmusic.com One reason why it is better to be a music critic than a film critic is illustrated by this album. The poor film critic may be left to ponder why filmmakers have chosen to do so many screen adaptations of Jane Austen's 1813 novel Pride and Prejudice for both theatrical release and television broadcast, especially in recent years, and to weigh the

Review by Stephen Thomas Erlewine @ allmusic.com The main charm and flaw of the soundtrack to Wim Wenders' The Million Dollar Hotelis exactly the same thing: a sultry, omnipresent moodiness, as seductive as it is lulling. At first, it draws the listener in; U2's "The Ground Beneath Her Feet" and "Never Let Me Go" (performed by Bono and the MDH Band, a superstar collective featuring Brian Eno and

Review by Heather Phares @ allmusic.com The soundtrack to the remake of Disney's classic generation gap switcheroo Freaky Friday definitely reflects the musical tastes of the movie's teenage girl instead of her mother, with whom she trades bodies. Crafting a soundtrack that reflected both mother and daughter's favorite songs might have been a more clever move, but packing the album with teen pop

Sorry, No review available... Track List 01. Lord Of War 02. Little Odessa 03. Avas Arms 04. By Sea 05. Andina 06. Love Deception 07. Consequences And Loss 08. By Air 09. The Promise 10. Yakar Diamm 11. Everything That Comes From The Earth 12. Truth 13. Conscience 14. AK-47 Love 15. Warlord

Review by James Christopher Monger @ allmusic.com Composer Dario Marianelli's (Pride & Prejudice, Brothers Grimm) soundtrack for director James McTeigue's controversial adaptation of Alan Moore's best-selling comic V for Vendetta is a sensuous blend of bombastic action cues and atmospheric vocal pop. With a main theme that riffs on everything from Batman to Gladiator, Marianelli paints a taut,

Review by Heather Phares @ allmusic.com The soundtrack to Sam Mendes' American Beauty features the opening and closing themes from Thomas Newman's score, as well as a mix of classic and cutting-edge rock, pop, and soul. Bobby Darin's "Don't Rain on My Parade," Betty Carter's "Open the Door," and Peggy Lee's "Bali Ha'i" add to the film's conventional, suburban setting, while Free's "All Right Now

01. Remember Remember 02. Cry Me A River 03. Governments Should Be Afraid Of Their People 04. Eveys Story 05. Lust At The Abbey 06. The Red Diary 07. Valerie 08. Evey Reborn 09. I Found A Reason 10. England Prevails 11. The Dominoes Fall 12. Bird Gurhl 13. Knives And Bullets (And Cannons Too)

01. Thomas Newman - Dead Already 02. Elliott Smith - Because 03. The Folk Implosion - Free To Go 04. Free - All Right Now 05. Bill Withers - Use Me 06. Eels - Cancer For The Cure 07. The Who - The Seeker 08. Bobby Darin - Don't Rain On My Parade 09. Betty Carter - Open The Door 10. Gomez - We Haven't Turned Around 11. Peggy Lee - Bali Ha'i 12. Thomas Newman - Any Other Name 13. Annie Lennox -

Review by Heather Phares @ allmusic.com Darren Aronofsky's second film Requiem for a Dream features a score from his Pi collaborator, former Pop Will Eat Itself vocalist/guitarist Clint Mansell. This time, Mansell blends his usual electronic/industrial leanings with brooding, evocative performances from the Kronos Quartet. As with Pi, Mansell's compositions play a large part in Requiem for a

Review by William Ruhlmann @ allmusic.com One reason why it is better to be a music critic than a film critic is illustrated by this album. The poor film critic may be left to ponder why filmmakers have chosen to do so many screen adaptations of Jane Austen's 1813 novel Pride and Prejudice for both theatrical release and television broadcast, especially in recent years, and to weigh the

1. Start of Something New 02. Get'cha Head in the Game 03. What I've Been Looking For 04. What I've Been Looking For (Reprise) 05. Stick to the Status Quo 06. When There Was Me and YouA 07. Bop to the Top 08. Breaking Free 09. We're All in This Together 10. I Can't Take My Eyes off of You - B5 11. Get'cha Head in the Game 12. Start of Something New [Karaoke Instrumental

01. Dawn 02. Star And Butterlies 03. The Living Sculpture Of Pemberly 04. Meryton Townhall 05. The Militia Marches In 06. Georgiana 07. Arrival At Netherfield 08. A Postcard To Henry Purcell 09. Liz On Top Of The World 10. Leaving Netherfield 11. Another Dance 12. The Secret Life Of Daydreams 13. Darcy's Letter 14. Can't Slow Down 15. Your Hands Are Cold 16. Mrs. Darcy 17. Credits

1. Teriyaki Boyz - "Tokyo Drift (Fast & Furious)" 2. DJ Shadow feat. Mos Def - "Six Days" 3. 5,6,7, 8's - "The Barracuda" 4. Evil Nine - "Restless" 5. Far East Movement - "Round And Round" 6. N.E.R.D. - "She Wants To Move (DFA Remix)" 7. Teriyaki Boyz - "Cho Large" 8. Dragon Ash - "Resound" 9. Julez Santana - "There It Go(The Whistle Song)" 10. Don Omar - "

Review by William Ruhlmann @ allmusic.com Andrew Lloyd Webber's musical adaptation of Gaston Leroux's 1911 gothic mystery novel The Phantom of the Opera proved to be at least the composer's second-most successful project, behind only Cats, and with the potential to outdo even that blockbuster. The musical opened in London in October 1986 and in New York in January 1988, and both productions were