Buffy The Vampire Slayer: The Album - Soundtrack Reviews

Being slightly obsessed with Buffy, I brought the CD on the day it came out which was quite a while ago now and I still listen to it today. The last time was actually only 3 days ago and I was in my car singing at the top of my voice to every single song as they are all fantastic. Here I will tell you why you don't necessarily have to like Buffy ...  Read the complete review

This CD hails from when James Masters hadn't killed his hair with peroxide. When Angel didn't look do porky and Buffy didn't look like a twig -- having been (eleased October 1999, but still this remains one of my favourite aspects of the entire Buffy run. I'm not too sure about the second BtVS compilation, but having had this CD since 2001 and ...  Read the complete review

The best thing about this album is that it doesn't just appeal to those who enjoy the TV show. The album has an amazing collection of music, ranging from chilled out mellow tracks to more upbeat rock tracks. There is sure to be something to appeal to everyone, however I think it will mostly suit those who enjoy listening to something "a ...  Read the complete review

I'm not generally one for compilation albums, but when the TV soundtrack for Buffy the Vampire Slayer came out (back in 1999), I knew it was one I had to get. Actually, my husband bought it for me to cheer me up while I was studying for exams - what a sweetheart ;) One of the many things I love about the show is the generally excellent ...  Read the complete review

I bought this CD the week it came out in the shops. From the moment I first played it, it became the most listened CD in the house. My Best friend bought the CD at the same time and she also listens to it over and over again. My next-door neighbours joined the trend shortly after. The only problems with this CD are: 1 - You ...  Read the complete review

My love of this show is bordering on obsession; yes, I admit I’m an addict. In fact, even if William the Bloody (James Marsters) left tomorrow, I would still watch. This CD is from when Spike was a mere twinkle in Joss Whedon’s eye. It contains many bands I don’t really know, but because of the Buffster I gave it a go and I was ...  Read the complete review