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Love It! Jan 17, 2009 I fell in love with the movie, especially the soundtrack! This is a great addition to the first, a must for any music lover! Great mix of music, folksy, bluesy, pop. Great for a roadtrip!
good album Sep 20, 2008 this album is great if you loved the movie or just want some songs to chill out to
Terrific Sep 29, 2007 I very much enjoyed listening to this cd. Frequently soundtracks are not as wonderful without the accompanying movie but this, and Volume One, are great.
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While my husband was at war, he felt like this was a piece of home... Jul 12, 2007 ... so I totally have a soft spot for the movie and soundtracks. I just love the music from all of the soundtracks. Any southern folk/rock appreciater will like it . . . and definately any fan of Patty Griffin will love it. Moon River is great. And if you get a chance, watch the movie twice, trust me, it's the second time that really counts.
The second volume is almost as good as the first. Jun 04, 2007 From the opening lines of Tom Petty's Learning to Fly (which was a surprise omission from the original soundtrack), volume 2 picks up where volume 1 left off, a beautiful mix of eternal hope and infinite melancholy. Ryan Adam's English Girls Approximately is simply brilliant, as are most of the other tracks, Funky Nassau Pt 1, the achingly gorgeous Summerlong and who can forget The Temptation's I Can't Get Next To You. Simply think of the scene where Orlando Bloom is about to end it all on the exercise machine when the phone rings. True story, I have even installed the same short clip from the song as the ringtone on my mobile phone. This is one CD that will suerly turn 'your grey skies blue.' Word of warning though, do yourself a favour and skip the track What Are They Doing In Heaven Today by Washington Phillips, it is simply the worst song I have ever heard! And what happened to Ruckus' version of Freebird? That is the only glaring ommission from the soundtrack. Once again, thumbs up again to director Cameron Crowe, his CD library must be truly amazing to unearth gems like these. Overall this was almost as good as the volume 1 soundtrack, but not quite.
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