CD-Charts Position 1
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Casanova

Search: Escape
by: Original Score

Release Date March 14, 2006
I thought I was ordering the movie BUT I got two audio CD's. The music is great but I wanted the movie.

CD-Charts Position 2
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The Prisoner

Search: Escape
by: Original Soundtrack Recording, Various Artists

Release Date November 25, 1997
I recently played the trivia game on Silvascreen.com, and I won the whole set. So cool. Every time I listen to it, I always feel the good memories that I have for the show. It's really cool when they throw in the dialogue here and there, then it becomes imperative that you have to say the lines with the cd.

CD-Charts Position 3
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Dark Awakening Vol. 4

Search: Escape
by: Various Artists

Release Date July 16, 2007
I recently played the trivia game on Silvascreen.com, and I won the whole set. So cool. Every time I listen to it, I always feel the good memories that I have for the show. It's really cool when they throw in the dialogue here and there, then it becomes imperative that you have to say the lines with the cd.

CD-Charts Position 4
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12 Monkeys

Search: Escape
from: MCA

Release Date December 19, 1995
This soundtrack which also includes most of the score is a must have. It includes the violin piece where Cole is constantly remembering his childhood. The CD also includes the song Louis Armtrong is best remembered for as well as Fats Domino!

CD-Charts Position 5
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Screamin' with the Deadguy Quintet

Search: Escape
by: Deadguy

Release Date December 03, 1996
There's something about these six songs that makes this one of my favorite recordings, even after having this cd almost ten years. The production is so LOUD. You can hear everything clearly and yet it is very chaotic. Musically, it effortly does what followers (like Botch, Dillinger Escape Plan and Every Time I Die) need technical prowess and swift time changes to accomplish: making the music raw and energetic, like a musical roller coaster ride. Listen for the breakdown in the middle of the song Turk 182. It floors me every time I hear it. The other Deadguy stuff has mediocre production and a singer who I find boring, making those records pretty lifeless to me. This is it, the best of Deadguy.

CD-Charts Position 6
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Screamin' with the Deadguy Quintet

Search: Escape
by: Deadguy

Release Date December 03, 1996
There's something about these six songs that makes this one of my favorite recordings, even after having this cd almost ten years. The production is so LOUD. You can hear everything clearly and yet it is very chaotic. Musically, it effortly does what followers (like Botch, Dillinger Escape Plan and Every Time I Die) need technical prowess and swift time changes to accomplish: making the music raw and energetic, like a musical roller coaster ride. Listen for the breakdown in the middle of the song Turk 182. It floors me every time I hear it. The other Deadguy stuff has mediocre production and a singer who I find boring, making those records pretty lifeless to me. This is it, the best of Deadguy.

CD-Charts Position 7
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Screamin' with the Deadguy Quintet

Search: Escape
by: Deadguy

Release Date December 03, 1996
There's something about these six songs that makes this one of my favorite recordings, even after having this cd almost ten years. The production is so LOUD. You can hear everything clearly and yet it is very chaotic. Musically, it effortly does what followers (like Botch, Dillinger Escape Plan and Every Time I Die) need technical prowess and swift time changes to accomplish: making the music raw and energetic, like a musical roller coaster ride. Listen for the breakdown in the middle of the song Turk 182. It floors me every time I hear it. The other Deadguy stuff has mediocre production and a singer who I find boring, making those records pretty lifeless to me. This is it, the best of Deadguy.

CD-Charts Position 8
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House Arrest, Vol. 1

Search: Escape
by: Various Artists

Release Date May 01, 2006
There's something about these six songs that makes this one of my favorite recordings, even after having this cd almost ten years. The production is so LOUD. You can hear everything clearly and yet it is very chaotic. Musically, it effortly does what followers (like Botch, Dillinger Escape Plan and Every Time I Die) need technical prowess and swift time changes to accomplish: making the music raw and energetic, like a musical roller coaster ride. Listen for the breakdown in the middle of the song Turk 182. It floors me every time I hear it. The other Deadguy stuff has mediocre production and a singer who I find boring, making those records pretty lifeless to me. This is it, the best of Deadguy.

CD-Charts Position 9
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Car Is on Fire

Search: Escape
by: Car Is on Fire

Release Date May 21, 2005
There's something about these six songs that makes this one of my favorite recordings, even after having this cd almost ten years. The production is so LOUD. You can hear everything clearly and yet it is very chaotic. Musically, it effortly does what followers (like Botch, Dillinger Escape Plan and Every Time I Die) need technical prowess and swift time changes to accomplish: making the music raw and energetic, like a musical roller coaster ride. Listen for the breakdown in the middle of the song Turk 182. It floors me every time I hear it. The other Deadguy stuff has mediocre production and a singer who I find boring, making those records pretty lifeless to me. This is it, the best of Deadguy.