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Like Glamorama in CD form Oct 16, 2009 When they write the history books in the internet of the future, this will be remembered as the greatest record of the second half of the 90s, Radiohead can suck it. The list of artists, the sequencing, the evocation of the glitz and glam and money and power all laced with the undercurrent of darkness of knowing that the whole thing is predicated on vapid hot air? It's sublime, people. This is the Clinton era on 60 minutes of lasers, and it is beautiful.
The Best Soundtrack Ever Jan 26, 2008 This soundtrack is the best. Every song is great and you never get tired of listening to the soundtrack. Highly Reccomended!!! Get it today!!!
Great Music Jul 09, 2007 I can not express how great the music is. The compilation of the music is amazing. Along with a great song by Michael Hutchence called The Passenger makes one inclined to want more.
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best soundtrack batman has to offer Mar 26, 2007 after the popularity drop in folk themed songs that seemed to end in the mid 90's, warner brothers thought that they should turn right around and make a soundtrack more hip hop influenced, there choice led to one of the many reasons batman forever was such a huge success, the best song this soundtrack had to offer was U2's wonderful performance, as well as smash it up which was obviously a take off chris o donnell's reckless nature, many people say seal offers the best performance, however i disagree, still seal's music is still worth checking out, all in all this was an well executed slideshow of assortments.
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Flaming Lips Aug 13, 2005 The guy who calls The Flaming Lips "soft rock", i say one thing. Listen to Clouds Taste Metallic (the album from where Bad Days is from) and then get back to me, and say it again. Geez, i don't mind people having an opinion, but when it's as obviously wrong as the one in the previous post, it makes me wanna punch babies in the face; and i don't wanna punch anyone, let alone babies. Seriously though, The Lips' contribution to this soundtrack is by far the best song here. It's so life affirming, and unpretentious - unlike the supposed "great songs" from U2 and Seal (a talentless also-ran, in my opinion).
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