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6 of 6 people found the following review helpful
A great party C.D......an even better movie. 1 Dec 2004
By Indy film fan - Published on Amazon.com
Format:Audio CD
A party to end all parties kinda movie. The soundtrack would stand very well at your next house party too I think. Everything from varied forms of hip-hop, techno, hard alternative and a very Bowie'ish final track (London Suede's "Trash"). The movie bedazzles a bit more than it's soundtrack but both are by far another good production from one of L.A.'s most provocative film director's.
5 of 5 people found the following review helpful
Not enough... 26 July 2000
By Ilker Yucel - Published on Amazon.com
Format:Audio CD
As is the case with many films, the soundtrack CD can only include so much material, and when this film had a listing of something around 30 songs in its soundtrack, you KNEW that a significant number of them would get cut. Perhaps rightly so. Sonic Youth, NIN, Filter, Cocteau Twins, the songs by those bands that were in the film can easily be found on albums already released by those respective bands. Yet, as it was so with "Strange Days," another underappreciated movie that had a soundtrack so massive that to fit it all on one CD would be impossible, this CD just doesn't do justice. It's a good sampler of alternative and modern techno (and keep in mind the movie was made 2 years before it was released), but it's just not enough!
3 of 3 people found the following review helpful
A good mix. 24 Feb 2004
By H3@+h - Published on Amazon.com
Format:Audio CD
It's been said that this is missing too many tracks from the film, and while that's true, what's here is still mostly good. With the exeption of "311", "Chuck D", and "Hole", alot of this is electronica/shoegazer type stuff. The songs fron "Radiohead", "Curve", "Catherine Wheel", and "James" are all great, but my favorite track is from "Lush". "I Have The Moon" is just a really beautiful song. Any major fan of these bands or the movie should dig this. This is also similar to the out of print "Doom Generation" soundtrack, (same director).

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