The Music of Dr. Horrible
921331
I recently ordered the CD of the music of "Dr. Horrible's Sing Along Blog" and I love it.  Joss and the kids are right on with these songs.  It's a good thing I like the songs cuz they get in your head and stay there for days!  Good buy, fun to sing along.  Note to parents - the DVD and CD are rated a definite PG-14 for certain parts.
1260864
The original music to this film is dull, repetitive, and only offers the hint of good music at certain points during it's lengthy tracks.  But what about all the good music you heard in the film?  That was all classical music, which was used in the film incredibly well.  There are three tracks in particular that save this album.  The piece by Corelli is used as something the captain and doctor play together.  It is one of the most beautiful pieces of baroque music of which I am aware.  A second piece, Vaughn Williams "Fantasia" is the piece heard when the crewmen have to cut the line that might save their friend who fell overboard.  It's a tragic scene and accompanied perfectly by the heart-breakingly glorious piece.  The original piece of music is quite a bit longer than the version on the CD, but the original version also tends to drag a little in places.  All the best parts are on the version of the piece in the film.  The third classical piece from the album that saves it is the cello solo by Bach that plays as a theme for the galapagos islands.  This solo is performed perfectly by Yo Yo Ma.  These tracks make the album worth purchasing.  If you already have them, avoid the album because the rest is not very enjoyable.  If you wonder about this one, watch the film and listen for the music.  It speaks well for itself in the film.
864867
I would never have thought I'd like this collection of music so much but after hearing it during the movie, I had to get a copy. It blasts from my computer as I work. I love it!
3278639
The 'oldies song' made into a cool new beat dub that was playing whilst Uma was watching the movie in bed with her daughter is THE ZOMBIES 'she's not there' manipulated into the jam 'About Her' on this here soundtrack by MALCOLM MCLAREN. Hope that helps!
The film was amazing, haven't heard the soundtrack as a whole except in the film but so I can post this, I'll give it a 5 for fun!
2177333
ALTHOUGH I DID NOT LISTEN TOO THE ALBUM ALL THE WAY IT ALMOST SOUNDS VINTAGE,OZZYS VOICE IS STILL GOOD NOT GREAT ,IT IS HARD TOO KNOCK A LEGAND BUT IM SURE THIS ALBUM IS BETTER THEN THEN HIM AND HIS FAMILY MADE JACKASSES OUT OF THERESELVES ON T.V. OZZY IS MORE BURNT THEN A PIECE BACON BUT CONTINUES TOO SUCEED IN HIS PROJECTSSABBATH IS SECOND TOO NONE,ARE YOU READY TOO REDISCOVER THE DEVIL AND THE DARK SIDE OF ARE TWISTED SOCIETY THEN BUY IT NOW,AND I MEAN F-IN NOW YOU DEMENTED SICK TWISTED INSANE PEOPLE WHO WANT TO GO BACK TOO YOUR INNER DEMONS.PURCHASE AND CORRUPT YOUR DAMAGED BRAINS.I DARE YOU SABBATH WORSHIPPERERS YOU WONT BE DISAPPOINTED
2876082
Bad ass version of a bad ass song= really bad ass song
505568
I am a newcomer to Bathory. I rank 5 stars here for honestly being one of the nastiest, skull-splitting brutal, clanking loud pieces of recorded music I have ever heard. The vocals are just plain scary. The music sounds like welded steel slaughter house machinery caked in dried blood and running on top gear. This album is  that freakish weird insect under the rock that you picked up playing as a kid. It startles you initially and then you want to go back and look at it carefully again and again.  At a loud volume this album rattles dental work and revisits ice hockey concussions. It's like being checked on the ice without a helmet by Cromagnon Man.

(damn)
2576999
The soundtrack to Stigmata is most interesting. So is the movie.  The first viewing of Stigmata in the theatre had me listening to the music more than watching the film on the big screen.  These songs are THAT GOOD!
Smashing Pumpkins' Billy Corgan and Mike Garson score the movie's music to create a perpetual sense of darkness, evilness, and general unease.
Some highlights are:  Remy Zero's "Gramarye", Chumbawamba's "Mary Mary",  Afro Celt System with "Release." Natalie Imbruglia and "Identify", "Inertia Creeps" by Massive Attack. Even Ol' David Bowie charges up for "The Pretty Things Are Going to Hell," a mechanical/NIN sounding (and produced by Trent Reznor) song.
I can't forget to mention the beautiful, "All Is Full Of Love", by the incomparable Bjork.
Most enjoyable movie. Most enjoyable soundtrack!
Happy Listening!
4208419
Probably the best album of Disturbed in my opinion. It's just nasty all around. Heavy, powerful, just everything about it is perfect for the gym or driving in your car blaring it out of your speakers like me hahah.
2417179
The latest music out there has been so terrible.  It's great to have bands like Joy Division, Dead Can Dance and Silent Faith in the world.  I love the punk energy of The Scream but this album offers melody and one of the greatest guitarists ever in John McGeough.&nbsp;<a data-hook="product-link-linked" class="a-link-normal" href="/Remakes-Thru-Blood-Banks/dp/B01GA3SQ38/ref=cm_cr_arp_d_rvw_txt?ie=UTF8">Remakes Thru Blood Banks</a>
3577140
I wish Mr. Ottman had shown some restraint when putting this album together. It sounds like every piece of music from the movie is here, but it also seems overwhelming. Back in 2000 (when I bought the CD), an album this lengthy was a huge deal. Varese Sarabande was used to releasing short albums with crappy inserts. This score is still the only one I own from the label that features an unfolding insert (my favorite kind) instead of a booklet or simple two-page insert (my least favorites). That's awesome.

On the other hand, the recording quality is a little dry and subdued, making for a taxing listening experience. I love Amy's theme, though, and overall, this is a great album. A little long in the tooth, but worthy of your collection if you're a horror fan or fond of John Ottman. I prefer Christopher Young's efforts for the first film, though.
35746
There is some good music on here. There are also some soundj-bites from the movie HEAD. The music part is good, the sound-bites are questionable and get old in a hurry. This album was much better than I expected it to be.
311072
I'd always heard of Dr. Horrible's Sing Along Blog,  but there was always a reason not to watch it. I ended up finally seeing it a couple weeks ago, and I can't believe I'd been missing this in my life for so long. This production is intelligently written, beautifully acted, and wildly entertaining. The music is fantastic! If you have the tiniest inclination towards seeing this musical, do it. Right now. It's only 45 minutes. You shan't regret it.
707990
This is the album takes you on a grotesque journey through a place where everything is bloody and full of interlal organs (and what not) that can make you sick wheather you had something to eat before or after listening. In fact I've had a couple of dreams that reminded me much of this album cover and one that reminded me of the clean version album cover.
Great album! Listen to it if you have the "guts". GET IT?! "GUTS"?
241790
Can anyone tell me about the movie quote before the start of the first track? It sounds familiar, but I can't place it! The music is really great, I'm encouraged to see what else Hint has to offer. Sometimes the beats get a bit repetitive, but he never lets it repeat for too long before changing up the sound.
1753581
I have purchased over 100 songs in the last two months after marathoning "Grey's Anatomy."  The music directors of the series should be given awards for their choices. Even when the self-righteous hypocritical characters irritate me, the music continues to draw me back.  I have also been introduced to so many new artist and their music beyond the show.
4007584
Some of this stuff is amazing.  There are weak moments - if you're thinking of getting this just because you're a Morricone fan, beware - Gusgus' mindless butchering of Good, the Bad and the Ugly is horrible.  But  mostly this collection should please just about anyone.  Which is hard to  say for an electronic release.  The Rip Off Artist's take on Dean Martin's  "Sway" has to be heard to be believed.  Everyone I've played it  for has just had their jaw drop.  "Watermelon Fan" is great fun  as well, as are a few other standout tracks.  You won't be sorry for having  gotten this.  The only reason I wouldn't rank it a 5-star thingy is because  the Gusgus remix is a prime example of everything wrong about bad remixing.  Otherwise though people will think "you da man!" (or woman as  the case may be) for playing this at your next swingin' soiree.