The Godfather II - Soundtrack

With the first Godfather film turning out be a big commercial success, Paramount Pictures quickly nabbed at the opportunity to make a sequel that utilised the remainder of the novel that never fit the first film, and granting director Francis Ford Coppola free reigns to make the film, unlike the tight supervision he was under during the filming of the first part. The film arguably stands as an even better one than its predecessor, a rare thing for a sequel to accomplish, and uses the differing aspects of looking at the origins of the Corleone family with the young Vito emigrating to New York from Sicily and how his son Michael is coping as head of the family in the present, creating a ...

WWF: Forceable Entry

Good little album this! Yeah I don't like all of the tracks, but most are great.. and I\'m not even a big fan of WWF/WWE! Tracks: DROWNING POOL - THE GAME - This track is outstanding; a fantastic opening to the album! \'Here comes the pain\'. This is the kinda music I\'d want playing if I was fighting! KID ROCK - LEGS - Nice upbeat track.. not really my kind of thing though. CREED - YOUNG GROW OLD - I\'m not normally a fan of Creed but catchy riffs, great lyrics and some strong play make this a great track! DISTURBED - GLASS SHATTERS - This is Stone Cold\'s theme and it kicks a***. Disturbed come onto the album with their usual aggressive sound ...

Now 68

Lovely and McFly s The Heart Never Lies, which was also featured in McDonald s Happy Meals for a while!! The second disc is full of hits from more commercial Artists such as Westlife and The Killers, KT Tunstall and MIKA also making it in. There is also a welcome return to the hits for Phil Collins In The Air Tonight, rereleased following the Cadbury s ad with the goirilla playing the drums - genius! Overall, a very good Now That s What I Call Music album. I liked the fact that the tracks were mixed up quite a bit, and the level of commercial hits seems generally higher here than in other Now releases. The releases over the past few years have appealed to me more than ...