CD-Charts Position 71
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The L Word

CD-Charts > Music > Television Soundtracks
by: Various Artists

Release Date May 04, 2004
This isn't an album to be going overboard with "oh it's awesome" because it's not, you might as well not lie.
Now as far as having some good songs on it...yeah, I would personally say there are a few good ones. If you're an avid L Word fan like myself you will buy this CD anyway.

If you're looking for an L Word soundtrack with awesome songs, check out Season 2 or 3 for that.

CD-Charts Position 72
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Entourage

CD-Charts > Music > Television Soundtracks
by: Original Soundtrack

Release Date August 14, 2007
The songs actually played during the show seemed much better than what was on this album. Maybe the next season's soundtrack will be better????

CD-Charts Position 73
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Martin Scorsese Presents: The Best Of The Blues

CD-Charts > Music > Television Soundtracks
by: Various Artists

Release Date August 26, 2003
This CD, part of the soundtrack for Martin Scorsese's PBS series, showcases blues hits and singers from Robert Johnson and Son House to Robert Cray, Bonnie Raitt, Stevie Ray Vaughan, and the Allman Brothers. One can trace the evolution of blues from its raw beginnings to its more contemporary manifestations. As such, it is fun to listen to, although one can quarrel with the selections chosen for this single CD (there are other products available that are more inclusive). But I'm not quarreling about anything after having listened to this CD.

It starts right off with Robert Johnson singing "Cross Road Blues." It is always interesting listening to this artist, legend that he is. He sings with a raw blues voice and his characteristic ... Read More:

CD-Charts Position 74
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Angel: Live Fast, Die Never - Music from TV Series

CD-Charts > Music > Television Soundtracks
from: Rounder / Umgd

Release Date May 17, 2005
This is an excellent CD. The music is stirring and mysterious. A blend of classical, rock and folk music. Having watched the Angel tv series, I recognize most of the music and it can bring images of the show to me whenever I choose. I would recommend this CD to anyone who who loved the series.

CD-Charts Position 75
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Miami Vice II: New Music From The Television Series Miami Vice

CD-Charts > Music > Television Soundtracks
by: Jan Hammer

Release Date October 25, 1990
I first bought Miami Vice and Miami Vice II albums as cassettes when I was driving over the road and only later went to CDs. Like the first Miami Vice collection, this one is not perfect, and many quality songs are missing, like Foreigner's "I want to know what love is", and Ted Nugent's fabulous and still hard-to-get "Little Miss Dangerous". Still, this album provides a wide array of great and rarely heard performances: Steve Jones' haunting "Mercy", Gladys Knight's "Send it to me", Phil Collins' "Take me Home", Patti LaBelle with Bill Champlin singing their powerful duet, "The Last Unbroken Heart", Roxy Music's rare and soulful "Lover", Andy Taylor's equally infrequent but hard-driving "When The Rain Comes Down", and Jackson Browne's protest song ... Read More:

CD-Charts Position 76
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The Music from The O.C.: Mix 1

CD-Charts > Music > Television Soundtracks
by: Various Artists

Release Date March 30, 2004
For all of the seasons i've listened to, and i admit, i'm not a big fan of the show but rather, a music critic and write a music column, i found this season's list to be the most interesting. Which is NOT to say that there are not other songs to be found on other seasons (so please, scope them out, because songs like "If You Leave" is truly worthwhile).

Still, you can't beat the list here - there is so much good, and so much that, at the time (and this is important to remember) was new (or new to the public; yes, you may have known it, just as i may have known it but i would guess that most viewers did not know Jet or Propellerheads by then, so you have to credit the OC with bringing these groups to the forefront).

It's hard. ... Read More:

CD-Charts Position 77
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The Cheetah Girls

CD-Charts > Music > Television Soundtracks
by: The Cheetah Girls

Release Date August 12, 2003
The Cheetah Girls (with Raven) are awesome! I absolutely love this movie, and the sequel was really good as well!

My favorite songs would have to be "Cheetah Sisters," and "Cinderella."

This is also a really good and fun movie for the whole family, with a lot of singing and dancing in it!

CD-Charts Position 78
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Six Feet Under

CD-Charts > Music > Television Soundtracks
by: Original TV Soundtrack, Various Artists

Release Date March 05, 2002
I 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.

CD-Charts Position 79
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Queer as Folk: Club Babylon

CD-Charts > Music > Television Soundtracks
by: Original TV Soundtrack

Release Date April 26, 2005
played or not on the tv show, it s a great boosting compilation for the gym.... 50 min of spinning are easy to go thru with this beats. i like it..

CD-Charts Position 80
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Oswald: Pop Goes the Octopus

CD-Charts > Music > Television Soundtracks
by: Various Artists

Release Date February 04, 2003
Very sweet, gentle, my 8 month old daughter and my 4 year old both love it. Very easy on the ears for parents, too.