Legends Of The Fall - Soundtrack

Harry Potter And The Philosopher's Stone - Soundtrack

I don't think there are very many people in the world who haven't at least heard of Harry Potter yet, and the marketing juggernaut the series has turned into is quite astounding considering how a small British book has managed to grab the world by storm the way it has. The book itself (namely the first one) was such a popular favourite, that it soon came to spring out a whole series that were lauded by both critics and readers, popularly said to have envigorated youngsters to take on reading again instead of spending all of their time sitting in front of the TV. Ironic then that Hollywood saw the potential with the runaway hit and was quick to grab the rights to make film adaptations of the ...

Harry Potter And The Order Of The Phoenix - Soundtrack

Riding into the fifth Harry Potter film, The Order of the Phoenix, we again see a change in director and the tone of the series getting darker, a prevalent criticism elicited by parents still feeding up on the first couple of films in the series that catered more to the family friendly fantasy environments. With Lord Voldemort now getting ever stronger and stronger, it is time that Harry and friends step up their game and leave behind the more frivolous merriment of the past and focus on some really important issues (and teenage growth as well). With the change in director from Mike Newell to David Yates, so too comes yet another change of composers from Patrick Doyle to newcomer Nicholas ...

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tastic ?World Love?, Morcheeba with ?Way Beyond? and the spectacular ?Mistiblue? by Amillionsons, proving that a good tune is not made by huge chart success. You then have the classic Artists who appear on most albums such as these and never fail to turn out a hit, these include Oasis, Anastasia, Celine Dion and Natalie Imbruglia. Finally there are the great dance tunes that wouldn?t be out of place on a sweaty night club dance floor. Jurgen Vries with ?The Theme? (to what I wonder?), N-Trance and ?Forever?, Ian Van Dal with ?Try? and the fantastic ?Two Months Off? by the fabulous Underworld. White gloves and glow sticks at the ready! On my copy you even get the ...