Empire Records

Description: Genre: Rock - Pop Rock / Artist: Various Artists / Soundtrack / Audio CD released 1998-02-23 at Polydor Group / Disc #1 ... more

Empire Records ... Tracklisting
1 Til I Hear It From You - Gin Blossoms
2 Liar - The Cranberries
3 A Girl Like You - Edwyn Collins
4 Free - The Martinis
5 Crazy Life - Toad The Wet Sprocket
6 Bright As Yellow - The Innocence Mission
7 Circle Of Friends - Better Than Ezra
8 I Don't Want To Live Today - Ape Hangers
9 Whole Lotta Trouble - Cracker
10 Ready, Steady, Go - The Meices
11 What You Are - Drill
12 Nice Overalls - Lustre
13 Here It Comes Again - Please
14 The Ballad Of El Goodo - Evan Dando
15 Sugarhigh - Coyote Shivers
16 The Honeymoon Is Over - The Cruel Sea

Newest Review: ... could work in a record store like Empire Records when we grew up. Being a film about a music shop, the soundtrack had a lot ... more

... to live up to. It was all part and parcel of the film and the selection of songs still sound fresh and modern even today. The selection of artists and tracks oozes cool with a perfect blend of indie and rock and the combination of well-known and established artists with some lesser known but perhaps very much underappreciated ones makes the album work as a fantastic whole. The collection of songs on this CD takes me back to the generation X era in an instant and without these songs, I would have seen the film in a com...more

Price Comparison for Empire Records

	Empire Records Release Date: 1998 - 02 - 23, Audio CD, Polydor Group Last Update 30.11.2009 05:47	£ 3.99

Empire Records
Release Date: 1998 - 02 - 23, Audio CD, Polydor Group

Last Update 30.11.2009 05:47

£ 3.99

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Empire Records: This is the soundtrack to my life (593 words)
by - written on 07/12/08 (Very useful, 129 readings)
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I'm not in the habit of buying the soundtracks to films. In fact, I only have three in my vast CD collection but the three I own are in my possession for very good reason. Not only do they contain a fantastic selection of songs, but they take me back to the film and to different times in my life when memories were happier, working 9 to 5 wasn't on the agenda and money was a luxury rather than a worry. I still remember the first time I saw the film Empire Records. As a music lover and a young teenager at the time, it was an idyllic setting with a cast of the young, cool and beautiful. It was The Breakfast Club for my generation and I still recall sitting in my ... Read the complete review