Our Friends In The North 64-95

Full of Classics. (926 words)
by Irp13 - written on 02/04/01, updated on 02/04/01 (Very useful, 329 readings)
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I never actually saw the series when it was on TV (and still don't really feel the need to) but I spotted this album in a sale and simply had to buy it. The tracks on here span four decades, (although there is only one from the nineties), much like the series, with the earliest being The Animals in 1964 and the latest Pulp from 1995. The first side concentrates on the sixties mainly but with so many superb tunes your not going care, this is probably due to the first four TV shows only got up to 1970, so lots more episodes to choose the music from. Since it spans such a long timescale the songs don't all fit in one genre but they do however flow very, very well. ...

The Crow

Gothic (701 words)
by Frankingsteins - written on 30/03/04, updated on 23/07/06 (Very useful, 114 readings)
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are ordered roughly into their appearance in the film. I would recommend this to fans of less mainstream metal and gothic and haunting atmospheric music, although there are obvious exceptions. Artists such as Rage Against the Machine, For Love Not Lisa and Medicine keep a slightly more upbeat feel than the rest, but they all manage to integrate perfectly. I m sure perfect is a term that many fans of the film would apply to this soundtrack, although there are a number of tracks which I would not enjoy if they weren t so linked with one of my favourite movies. Even the poorer tracks will get in your head. It s also very possible that by listening to a soundtrack such ...

The Crow

Haunting (582 words)
by - written on 25/11/03, updated on 09/12/03
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are ordered roughly into their appearance in the film. I would recommend this to fans of less mainstream metal and gothic and haunting atmospheric music, although there are obvious exceptions. Artists such as Rage Against the Machine, For Love Not Lisa and Medicine keep a slightly more upbeat feel than the rest, but they all manage to integrate perfectly. I'm sure perfec t is a term that many fans of the film would apply to this soundtrack, although there are a number of tracks which I would not enjoy if they weren't so linked with one of my favourite movies. Even the poorer tracks ...