CD-Charts Position 1

Buffy the Vampire Slayer: The Score

by: Christophe Beck

Release Date September 09, 2008

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Buffy the Vampire Slayer - Once More, with Feeling

by: Various Artists, Joss Whedon, Sarah Michelle Gellar, Christophe Beck

Release Date September 24, 2002
This Cd is alright...okay, it's awesome somehow. There are many good tracks, many funny ones and many crap ones as well. I love "Under Your Spell" by Amber Benson (Tara), she's talented, if you don't wanna buy the CD, just check out her song because it's good. The lyric is nice and all, I can definitely feel love here in this song, the video clip is also cute. Anthony's songs are good too, check them out. Sarah Michelle ain't that good at singing but she managed, so are the rest of the team. Don't like James Marsters' voice.

CD-Charts Position 3
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Buffy The Vampire Slayer: The Album (1999 Television Series)

by: Various Artists - Soundtracks, Christophe Beck

Release Date October 19, 1999
I think this is the best soundtrack i've ever had. It has 18 songs, each different then the last. I believe every song has been in an episode of the show.
Some of my favorites include "I quit", "lucky" "virgin state of mind" and "nothing but you".

The songs fit very well with the show and are great for everything else. Some of my all time favorite music. An amazing soundtrack for an amazing show!

CD-Charts Position 4
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Angel: Live Fast, Die Never - Music from TV Series

from: Rounder / Umgd

Release Date May 17, 2005
I love this soundtrack. I actually got it at the same time I got the 'Firefly' soundtrack (being a big fan of both shows) and was expecting to like the Firefly one more. However this cd is just beautiful - the scores chosen are both dramatic and moving, and the song choices at the end are really unique. Of course, when a show runs for five seasons, there are always going to be pieces left out that you wish were included (eg. I would have loved the music from "I Will Remember You" to have been there), but all in all, an excellent and completely different television soundtrack album.

CD-Charts Position 5
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Varèse Sarabande - A 30th Anniversary Celebration

from: Varèse Sarabande

Release Date April 22, 2008
I love this soundtrack. I actually got it at the same time I got the 'Firefly' soundtrack (being a big fan of both shows) and was expecting to like the Firefly one more. However this cd is just beautiful - the scores chosen are both dramatic and moving, and the song choices at the end are really unique. Of course, when a show runs for five seasons, there are always going to be pieces left out that you wish were included (eg. I would have loved the music from "I Will Remember You" to have been there), but all in all, an excellent and completely different television soundtrack album.

CD-Charts Position 6
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Under the Tuscan Sun

by: Christophe Beck

Release Date September 30, 2003
I was in Italy for two glorious weeks in 2007. This CD takes me right back to relive the sites, sounds and memories.

CD-Charts Position 7
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We Are Marshall

by: Christophe Beck

Release Date December 19, 2006
I ordered the "We Are Marshall" music CD after watching the movie. NONE of the songs were on it other than the background music. The entire CD was merely background music. Very disappointing, I threw it out

CD-Charts Position 8
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Elektra (Score)

by: Christophe Beck

Release Date January 25, 2005
I love this score! Every time I listen to it I can picture the scene each song is from!

CD-Charts Position 9
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Confidence

by: Various Artists, Christophe Beck

Release Date April 29, 2003
A rush of blood to the head by cold play.. look for it on pandora..

:-)

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The Sentinel

by: Christophe Beck

Release Date April 25, 2006
Although I was familiar with composer Christophe Beck's work on the TV series Buffy, The Vampire Slayer (which was excellent), I didn't consider his orchestral score for Elektra to be one of his best scores, and I wondered what kind of orchestral score he'd come up with for The Sentinel.

Well, I can safely say that this score more than makes up for Elektra. It's 53 minutes of pulse-pounding music, which begins with the Main Title Theme, which I particularly liked. That sense of tension and suspense continues throughout the rest of the album, especially in the cues, "The Mall", "City Hall", "Garrison's Polygraph" (ever wonder what biting one's fingernails sounds like? you'll hear it in this cue) and "Assassin Down".

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