the crow ost is the worst record i have ever heard

the intro to the Mountain Goats "Best Ever Death-Metal Band..." always reminds me of "Breakfast At Tiffany's"

1. Going Out of My Head performed by Fatboy Slim
2. Poison performed by Prodigy
3. Suerpredators (Metal Postcard) performed by Massive Attack
4. Star performed by Primal Scream
5. Swallowed [Goldie/Toasted on Both Sides Mix] performed by Bush
6. Joyful Girl [Peace and Love Mix] performed by Ani DiFranco
7. Shining performed by Moby
8. It's Over, It's Under performed by Dollshead
9. Get Higher performed by Black Grape
10. Sunray2 performed by Goldie / J. Majik
11. Shineaway performed by Three T / Richard Butler
12. Red Tape performed by Agent Provocateur
13. Toothache [Chemical Brothers Mix] performed by Charlatans UK
14. Leave You Far Behind performed by Lunatic Calm
15. Raw Power performed by Apollo Four Forty
16. Demons Theme performed by LTJ Bukem

God willya look at that. It didn't take long for 'electronica' to rope in all kinds of intolerable shit, did it? (although 13 is ace, 1 & 9 are OK and 6 is the only Ani Difranco-related thing I have ever enjoyed)

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'two princes' is great. 'shine' is excrecable (cue casey casem explaining that the lead guitarist was a guitar teacher, that's why it's good see?).

why did everybody say that 'little miss can't be wrong' is misoginyst? i don't understand the hate.

1. Lost performed by Stabbing Westward - 3:21
2. 3 A.M. Incident performed by Cop Shoot Cop - 3:52
3. Complete performed by Helmet - 3:00
4. Sad But True performed by Orbital - 7:48
5. Virus performed by KMFDM - 5:07
6. I See Through performed by Rollins Band - 4:52
7. No More Love performed by God Lives Underwater - 4:15
8. Alex Descends into Hell for a Bottle of... (Bono/Edge [1]) - 3:36
9. Nothing performed by Stabbing Westward - 3:57
10. Send It Out performed by Brad Fiedel - 5:17

Although the Crow soundtrack does, in fact, blow, you have to admit that it suits the movie pretty well (although the movie is totally fucking sweet).

Of course, the only OSTs I've ever owned were from pre-90s movies and tend to be pretty good. Which I suppose says something about how much I really hated the 90s.

Yes. It's basically a super-dubby version of "Metal Postcard" and is fucking amazing and pretty much makes the entire soundtrack a must-buy.

Wow!

1.(Can't You) Trip Like I Do performed by Filter / The Crystal Method - 4:28
2.Long Hard Road Out of Hell performed by Marilyn Manson / Sneaker Pimps - 4:21
3.Satan performed by Orbital / Kirk Hammett - 3:45
4.Kick the P.A. performed by Korn / The Dust Brothers - 3:21
5.Tiny Rubberband performed by Butthole Surfers / Moby - 4:12
6.For Whom the Bell Tolls performed by Metallica / DJ Spooky - 4:39
7.Torn Apart performed by Stabbing Westward / Wink - 4:53
8.Skin up Pin Up performed by Mansun / 808 State - 5:27
9.One Man Army performed by Prodigy / Tom Morello - 4:14
10.Spawn performed by Silverchair / Vitro - 4:28
11.T-4 Strain performed by Henry Rollins / Goldie - 5:19
12.Familiar performed by Incubus / DJ Greyboy - 3:22
13.No Remorse (I Wanna Die) performed by Slayer / Atari Teenage Riot - 4:16
14.A Plane Scraped Its Belly on a Sooty... performed by Soul Coughing / Roni Size - 5:26

(enter Chuck Eddy and/or Chris Ott to come decry Cop Shoot Cop as being bad industrial funkers...blah blah blah)

01 Mr. Jones | Counting Crows
02 Hey Jealousy | Gin Blossoms
03 Sex And Candy | Marcy Playground
04 Breakfast At Tiffany's | Deep Blue Something
05 Runaway Train | Soul Asylum
06 All I Want | Toad The Wet Sprocket
07 Little Miss Can't Be Wrong | Spin Doctors
08 Brick | Ben Folds Five
09 Everything Falls Apart | Dog's Eye View
10 Lump | The Presidents Of The United States Of America
11 The Freshmen | Verve Pipe
12 No Rain | Blind Melon
13 Pets | Porno For Pyros
14 Pepper | Butthole Surfers
15 Steal My Sunshine | Len
16 Fade Into You | Mazzy Star
17 Mother Mother | Tracy Bonham
18 Save Tonight | Eagle-Eye Cherry

GOD EVEN I WOULD HAVE NEVER LIKED THIS

AMAZING REVIEWS!

Rose from california
Im just 17 and i love this cd because it has all the best alternative songs when all the breaker artists started to emerge away from conforming to what they thought rock was supposed to be standard. This cd brings back memories of real music as a kid...

Rose also recommends:
men without hats

01 What I Got | Sublime
02 What's The Frequency, Kenneth? | R.E.M.
03 All Mixed Up | 311
04 How's It Gonna Be | Third Eye Blind
05 Zombie | Cranberries
06 Inside Out | Eve 6
07 Take A Picture | Filter
08 Shine | Collective Soul
09 Closing Time | Semisonic
10 Good | Better Than Ezra
11 Far Behind | Candlebox
12 You Get What You Give | New Radicals
13 What It's Like | Everlast
14 Cumbersome | Seven Mary Three
15 One Week | Barenaked Ladies

01 Mr. Jones | Counting Crows
02 Hey Jealousy | Gin Blossoms
03 Sex And Candy | Marcy Playground
04 Breakfast At Tiffany's | Deep Blue Something
05 Runaway Train | Soul Asylum
06 All I Want | Toad The Wet Sprocket
07 Little Miss Can't Be Wrong | Spin Doctors
08 Brick | Ben Folds Five
09 Everything Falls Apart | Dog's Eye View
10 Lump | The Presidents Of The United States Of America
11 The Freshmen | Verve Pipe
12 No Rain | Blind Melon
13 Pets | Porno For Pyros
14 Pepper | Butthole Surfers
15 Steal My Sunshine | Len
16 Fade Into You | Mazzy Star
17 Mother Mother | Tracy Bonham
18 Save Tonight | Eagle-Eye Cherry

What about Singles:
1. Would performed by Alice In Chains
2. Breath performed by Pearl Jam
3. Seasons performed by Chris Cornell
4. Dyslexic Heart performed by Paul Westerberg
5. Battle of Evermore performed by Lovemongers
6. Chloe Dancer/Crown of Thorns performed by Mother Love Bone
7. Birth Ritual performed by Soundgarden
8. State of Love and Trust performed by Pearl Jam
9. Overblown performed by Mudhoney
10. Waiting for Somebody performed by Paul Westerberg
11. May This Be Love performed by Jimi Hendrix
12. Nearly Lost You performed by Screaming Trees
13. Drown performed by Smashing Pumpkins

Does anyone know this one, circa '98?:

1. Wrong Thing Right Then performed by Mighty Mighty Bosstones
2. Lady Luck performed by Dance Hall Crashers
3. Seems Like Yesterday performed by Goldfinger
4. Dr. Bones performed by Cherry Poppin' Daddies
5. I Can't Wait performed by Hepcat
6. Psycho Gremmie performed by Gary Hoey
7. For You performed by Save Ferris
8. Go Where You Go performed by Geggy Tah
9. Failing and Leaving performed by Radish
10. American Girls performed by Homie, Rivers Cuomo
11. Hawaii Five-O performed by Perfect Thyroid
12. Who Are Those Guys?

UGHHH.... This thread sums up my life from like 6th grade till the start of 9th grade. Also:

-- NICK CAVE AND THE BAD SEEDS REMIND YOU THAT ZERO IS ALSO A NUMBER (william...), May 12th, 2004.

I BELIEVE THAT ELVIS IS DEAD.

-- nickalicious (nza2342...), May 12th, 2004.

Also, Pulp Fiction came out in 1994. OMG WTF?!?! Am I old yet?

-- WHY DIDN'T I JUST BECOME A METALHEAD? (william...), May 12th, 2004.

1990's nostalgia is going to be so terrifying.

-- strongo hulkington (dubplatestyl...), May 12th, 2004.

OTM. We are GWENERATION BUSH.

1. Just Another Victim performed by Helmet /House of Pain - 4:21

and thus the seeds of Durstitude were planted in the musical landscape.

Meet the Feebles?

I think this is a very good idea.

i suppose that's a testament to how musically bland that era was.

Bow down before the one you serve, you're going to get what you deserve.

Seems to me that most of the people who posted these albums looked at the bands involved and judged the records based on the few that they recognize, without having heard the actual songs.

Romeo + Juliet is not a bad album at all. It has "Talk Show Host" and "Lovefool," which are 2 of the best songs ever made.

And I absolutely hate that Zeppelin tribute record that included STP's cover of "Dancing Days" (worst thing they ever did by far) and 4 Non Blondes ugly version of "Hey Hey What Can I Do."

The Wannadies don't get enough hate around these parts, or in the wider world in general.

Tracks 3 through 12 on The Crow are all good songs. The Cure song is eh, and the Medicene song is annoying. The other 2 are shit. 10 out of 14 isn't bad. The Crow soundtrack is not worth the title of this thread.

There are 2 good songs on Mad Love. (#3 and #6 I think.)

The Suburbia soundtrack has some shockingly outstanding moments (an 8-minute version of "Sunday" by Sonic Youth?!!?), but much like most of the albums discussed here, it's unfortuantely uneven.

I never owned it, though, so Question: Is the Crow version of Time Baby III the one that has backing vocals by Liz Fraser? If so, then bonus.

you will likely see extra footage of tara reid trying to 'act smart'