A-Team, The - Original TV Soundtrack

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...This truely is the best Tv soundtrack available in the shops to buy. With the Buffy theme to start with there are great songs that have never been released as singles and some that have been. All the songs have been in 'Buffy The Vampire Slayer' seasons 1-4 including songs by Garbage, Hepburn, and Four Star Mary. My favourite track on the album has to be 'Already Met You' by Superfine. Rasputina also have a great track with 'Transylvanian Concubine' which Drusilla danced to in 'Innocence'. The only thing that lets the soundtrack down is thats they have the Buffy/Angel Love Theme at the end of the album, but you can put up with it. If you haven't got it yet get down the shops and buy it.... Read review

Ciao members have rated this review on average helpful

Advantages: Just like watching the show on TV!
Disadvantages: The realization strikes that you are not actually watching anything.

...Before picking up this soundtrack from the TV show, ER, I recalled that I had watched about fifteen minutes and realized that there was more personal drama than I had been expected (is this not like every other TV show?). So when I got the soundtrack, because the TV show is so captivating, I ran through the entire soundtrack in one whiz and noticed that each of the pieces are actually quite powerful and, suddenly, I grew very fond of the entire CD. The titles of the compositional pieces are very touching and seem to connotate the essence of being a doctor, particularly in the emergency room, fairly well. The soundtrack actually really gets me feeling like I'm being productive, and I find it helpful to listen to while I study. Highly recommended - there are no words.... Read review

Ciao members have rated this review on average somewhat helpful

Advantages: A long-lasting album
Disadvantages: No song-words included!

...With 18 songs this album has a wide variety of songs, which all brings back memories of classic Buffy the Vampire Slayer TV moments. It opens and closes with two instrumentals, the TV theme, and a slow, dreamy song; Close your Eyes. From the heavy rock of Face to Face, to slow ballads such as Wild Horses by The Sundays, this album won’t disappoint any die-hard fan, who will have fun matching the songs to the episodes! I found this product good value for money, and got hours of use out of it!... Read review

Ciao members have rated this review on average helpful