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Tim Burton's The Nightmare Before Christmas

by: Danny Elfman, Marilyn Manson, Panic!@ the Disco, Fiona Apple, Fall Out Boy, Paul Reubens, Catherine O' Hara, Citizens of Halloween, Patrick Stewert

Release Date October 24, 2006
The Nightmare Before Christmas basically defines Halloween, what better way to have Halloween with you always then this CD? Load onto your iPod and it's good to go. The 3D cover art is really cool along with both CD's. The first CD is the original soundtrack and it's pretty much amazing. From The Overture to The End Title all the music is fantastic and clear as crystal. The second CD is remixes and demos. Most of the remixes are really cool. The only two I don't like are Sally's Song by Fiona Apple and Kidnap The Sandy Klaws by She Wants Revenge. I prefer Catherine O'Hara's version of Sally's Song and Kidnap The Sandy Klaws sounds way better when the cast sings it. All in all a great CD from a great movie. If your a fan of the movie, don't miss ... Read More:

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Chicago

by: Various Artists

Release Date January 14, 2003
The soundtrack arrived within about a week. (I never opt for faster delivery.) It was exactly what I wanted and, as far as I can tell, plays flawlessly.

CD-Charts Position 3
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Disney's Greatest 3

by: Various Artists

Release Date August 20, 2002
My family loves listening to this CD. We have numerous Disney music CD's and we listen to them constantly in the car. I would defintely recommend this to any Disney fan.

CD-Charts Position 4
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Edward Scissorhands: Original Motion Picture Soundtrack

by: Danny Elfman

Release Date December 13, 1990
I Used To Have It. But Somehow I Got No Clue What Happen To It. By The Way I Always Enjoy The Music With Only The Music From In The Movie, With These Hands I Think It Was Good To Hear. But Is Better With Music That Danny Did is Like Hear Right To The Movie That Your Heart Keeps All Of Wonders Of Feelings. Like Happy Sad Mad That Put All Of Them In Them With A Touch Of The Movie That We Have Feelings For The Movie.

CD-Charts Position 5
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Beetlejuice (Original Motion Picture Soundtrack)

from: Geffen Records

Release Date October 25, 1990
I really liked this cd -- I actually hadn't seen the movie in a LONG time and listened to the cd first and it paints such a vivid picture that I could easily recall many of the scenes in the movie that corresponded to the music. And take away the fact that its a soundtrack and the songs are still really great.

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Wanted

from: Lakeshore Records

Release Date June 24, 2008
I'm new at purchasing soundtracks so I would most likely try to listen to any future purchases via the library or bookstore before purchasing. It's ok though.

CD-Charts Position 7
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Batman: Original Motion Picture Score

by: Danny Elfman

Release Date August 02, 1989
Hello everyone. I am an avid collector of film scores, especially rare or out of print promotional items. With over 200 scores in my collection, I know my subject well. Although I do not own a copy of the 2CD Expanded Score from Batman, it is still well-worth looking into if you are an Elfman fan....or just a fan of film music. Here is a track listing for the Expanded Score:

CD1:

1. The Batman Theme (2:38)
2. The Future (4:08)
3. Robbery (1:00)
4. Roof Money (1:01)
5. Roof Fight (1:21)
6. Alley Meeting (1:29)
7. Grissom Loft (0:15)
8. Bad Guys Plan (1:39)
9. Wayne Party 1 (Vicky Waiting) (4:52)
10. Wayne Party 2 (Electric Chair) (4:08)
11. The Cave (1:18)
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Meet the Robinsons

from: Walt Disney Records

Release Date March 27, 2007
My wife, son and I thoroughly enjoyed the movie, and wanted to score. We are very pleased. Our son daily asks to listen to the music.

CD-Charts Position 9
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The Corpse Bride

by: Danny Elfman

Release Date September 20, 2005
I saw alot of the same from the Nightmare Before X-Mas...Missing originality,however the animation was excellent

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Hellboy II: The Golden Army (OST)

from: Varèse Sarabande

Release Date July 15, 2008
Danny Elfman manages to convey great humour as well as darkness with the second Hellboy soundtrack. Elfman's best so far is Batman and Mission Impossible but he remains consistant with new themes and segues with the music he produces. He has a majestic way with his orchestrations and easily slips into the field leader of soundtrack composers today.