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Binding: Audio CD
EAN: 0875444007126
Format: Soundtrack
Label: Adrenaline Music
Manufacturer: Adrenaline Music
Number Of Discs: 1
Publisher: Adrenaline Music
Release Date: July 24, 2007
Studio: Adrenaline Music
Sales Rank: 25679
MPN: 40071
Disc 1:- Devil Town - Tony Lucca 1.Read My Mind 1.Devil Town
- Berlin 2.Read My Mind - The Killers (Like Rebel Diamonds mix) 3.Jesus
- Idlewild Blues 4.I Turn My Camera On 5.Everything I Do (I Miss You)
- So Divided 5.I Turn My Camera On - Spoon 6.Storm 6.So Divided -
- Shoot The Runner 9.Trail Of The Dead 9.Good Bye - Drive By Truckers
- Good Bye 10.Two Hands - Townes Van Zandt 10.TBD 11.Dead Mans Will
- What I Got 11.Dead Mans Will - Iron & Wine/Calexico 12.Storm - Jose
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Editorial Review:
Album Description: Expanding on the feature film, this poignant series centers on the rural town of Dillon, Texas, where the coveted state football championship rings are held in the highest regard. Dillon's promising high school team, its star quarterback, and newly appointed head coach feel the mounting pressure of the town's pride and honor riding on their shoulders as a new football season kicks off. The soundtrack includes Tony Luca, The Killers (soundtrack exclusive), Spoon, Outkast, Whiskeytown, Stereophonics, Starsailor, Jibbs, So Divided, Drive By Truckers, Iron And Wine/Calexico, Jose Gonzalez, Chris Brokaw, and Explosions In The Sky.
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I couldn't wait for an FNL soundtrack but i can't bring myself to buy this since it doesn't include Rogue Wave's "Eyes." That song was used twice in FNL season 1, i think in like episode 1 or 2 and then in "I Think We Should have Sex," when matt tells julie he loves her. It should have been included. It's so interwined to the show. The soundtrack is incomplete without it.
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This is a great soundtrack that brings back all the good memories of the first season of FNL every time I listen. I do miss the theme song though. There's a good variety of music, just like the shows had.
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As a whole, Friday Night Lights has been more successful than most prime time dramas at using music to shape the mood of a scene, so it puzzles me for that for the official soundtrack they would go with this collection of middling indie-rock offerings. There are a few decent songs on here, but for the most part it's television-by-numbers schlock, a thing I've held this show as being above.
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The Friday Night Lights soundtrack is perfect for anyone who loves the show, and is definitely enjoyable to a stranger of the series. Some standout songs on the album are The Killers' "Read My Mind" and "So Divided" by And You Will Know Us By the Trail of the Dead. But no doubt the best song is Tony Lucca's "Devil Town", an amazing, hard to find song that defines the show perfectly. The only problem with the CD is its lack of great instrumental songs played throughout the show. It doesn't have the show's opening theme or Explosions in the Sky's "Remember Me as a Time of Day." The CD does have Explosions in the Sky's instrumental "First Breath After Coma", but it's not the best song they could've gone with.
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