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Music : Six Feet Under
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Six Feet Under by: Original TV Soundtrack, Various Artists List Price: $9.98 CD-Charts Price: $8.99 You Save: $0.99 (10%)Prices subject to change. |
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Binding: Audio CD EAN: 0044001703126 Format: Extra tracks, Soundtrack Label: Umvd Labels Manufacturer: Umvd Labels Number Of Discs: 1 Publisher: Umvd Labels Release Date: March 05, 2002 Studio: Umvd Labels Sales Rank: 5550 MPN: 017031 Disc 1:
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Editorial Review: Album Description: Six Feet Under is HBO's critically acclaimed drama series that takes a darkly comic look at a dysfunctional family that runs an independent funeral home. The show creator is Alan Ball who is the Academy Award winning writer of American Beauty. All 17 tracks appear in the show (including the unmarked bonus track 'Yummy Yummy Yummy' by Julie London). Other artists include PJ Harvey, Craig Armstrong, The Dandy Warhols, The Beta Band, Zero 7, Lamb and more. Digipak. Universal. 2002. Amazon.com: Lest you think HBO's magnificent mortuary "dramedy" has no more cards to play after its Golden Globe coup, the fine folks at Six Feet Under go and unearth one of TV's finest soundtracks. Proving true to the show's characters, the music here represents high camp (Julie London's "Yummy Yummy Yummy," the dearly departed Peggy Lee's "I Love Being Here with You"), sexy chill-out-room music, gritty rock, plus a dose of classic soul and folk. It's easy to see rebellious Claire secluded in her room, jamming to the Dandy Warhols' cagey "Bohemian Like You," while, say, Nate and Brenda devour an expensive bottle of Pinot Grigio while listening to the ethereal buzz band Zero 7 ("Distractions") and muted dance-floor beats from Lamb ("Heaven"). These are songs that mesh with, rather than intrude upon the scenes of L.A.'s other dark side. Hey, we all have to go sometime; it may as well be to the tune of a great song. --Kristy Martin Customer Reviews
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 Rating:  - DisappointingI expected more from this album even though I read the track titles before I bought it. Transatlanticism and Breathe are the only real keepers in the mix for me. The Onion in the Petunia Patch is pretty, but really just a novelty. As a huge fan of the show and what I remember to be it's soundtrack, this album was a disappointment. Rating:  - wonderfulif you love the show, you'll love this soundtrack...and if you don't love the show......what's wrong with you? Rating: - Album ReviewTo match all its quirkiness, the show "Six Feet Under" found the perfect pairing of music to go hand-in-hand with its woven tapestry of the continuing saga of the family-run funeral home business. Whomever was responsible for selecting the particular bands and musical cuts they used, and the ones that made the album, worked as much magic as those who wrote the witty scripts! Rating: - even the girls at work like itI loved the series and this soundtrack, like the other, has so many songs that make you think of the show but also stand alone nicely. The girls at work (who are very picky about music on the overhead) even liked it and that is saying something! Rating: - love ita moody mix of tunes from the series i'm still mourning the loss of. if you loved six feet you will, of course, love this cd. |
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