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Songs by Jonathan Davies and Richard Gibbs performed by:
• Wayne Static of Static-X
• David Draiman of Disturbed
• Chester Bennington of Linkin Park
• Marilyn Manson
• Jay Gordon of Orgy
Plus music by:
• Papa Roach
• Deftones
• Disturbed
• Static-X
• Earshot
• Godhead
• Kidneythieves
• Tricky
• Dry Cell
Music from the motion picture Queen of the Damned
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After seeing the movie, I shot down the stairs and straight into the record store for this one, I was that keen to hear the full songs! The hints and teasing snippets throughout the movie left me hungry for more, it was like a burning feeling in my head.
Being one who enjoys the darker music (since my first taste of Sisters of Mercy, I've been hooked. It calls to something in me that lurks in places most people are afraid to explore) the tunes and melodies on this soundtrack were nearly irresistable.
And I was not the only one it seemed, since they record store had sold out and had to order me a copy. Though I would have happily handed over the full price of nearly $35, due to a really rude staff member and a stuff-up in delivery causing a huge delay, by the time it arrived the store manager gave this one to me for free, making it EXCEPTIONAL value for money in my mind. However, since this would not normally be the case, I had to rate it a little lower. I still feel that it would be a great buy though.
The music suited the movie perfectly, and was an integral part of the plotline, giving depth to not only the movie, but to the songs themselves. If you have seen the movie, you will be transported back to it every time you listen to the CD. The songs tell such stories of Vampire Lore that if the world Anne Rice built in her novels were real, you really could imagine the Vampire Nation getting seriously pissed at Le Stat for exposing all the juicy bits in his songs.
Overall I would have to rave about this more, but it is getting late, and I don't want to put you off by ranting TOO much. If you are even slightly of the gothic music bias, you will buy this, light a few candles in strategic places around the room, block out all other light and sway to these tunes.
If you're not into that sort of thing, bugger off, this is not for the likes of you.
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