Danny Elfman - Nightmare Revisited
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Free Music Notes for Nightmare Revisited
Free Music Review: Very niiiice
Hit: 5 Stars
I really like that most of the artists captured the emotions perfectly. The only one that wasn't that great was Flyleaf's "What's This?".
Overall, I approve!
Free Music Review: A classic
Hit: 5 Stars
This album is a classic and is so cool. Of course This is Halloween is the best song and a definite classic.
Enjoy!
Free Music Review: Happy
Hit: 5 Stars
Was so very happy with the product, price and the speediness of shippment. Would buy from this seller again!Free Music Review: All in all I enjoyed it
Hit: 4 Stars
I bought if after I heard the new This is halloween on youtube. It was pretty wicked.
Well, with this soundtrack, I enjoy most of the revisted songs such as track #3,4 and sallys song I really enjoyed. <3
I also liked the orchestrated songs.^0^
Unfortunately with every soundtrack I obtain, I always hear songs that Im not fond of. Of those tracks I didnt like were 7, 15 and 9 which I found ETREMELY ANNOYING...to me >.< but thats me personally*
Flames welcomed. XD
It would be nice if The oogieboogie song had some lyrics to it but it was okay after I heard it several times.
So, all in all I did like the soundtrack very much. BUT if you download the tracks I woulnt recommend those few songs but hey others may like them.
Heck, even if I didnt like those songs, they were better in the original soundtrack. Then thats what the NEXT button is for.
Free Music Review: Worth it for the instrumentals.
Hit: 4 Stars
I recieved this CD as a surprise Christmas gift, and, having been wanting it for quite some time, I was delighted and immediately set about listening to it. The first thing I will tell you is this: come in with an open mind. Some songs have an entirely different feel than the originals, and I can guarantee that, with the mix of styles and artists here, there will be at least one song you don't like.
I must agree with many other reviewers, though, and say that the instrumentals are this CDs strongest moments. Why? Because there's much more room for creativity. There's no iconic vocals or character tics to capture, no delivery of words most of the audience has memorized. The artists change the intrumentation and play with the style; they take music normally in the background and bring it to the foreground, making it fresh again.