Phenomenon: Music From The Motion Picture
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Free Music Notes for Phenomenon: Music From The Motion Picture
Free Music Review: Good to hear Aaron Neville and Taj Mahal on this soundtrack
Hit: 3 Stars
I purchased this CD because of Eric Clapton's, song, "Change the World." But it was a nice surprise to hear Aaron Neville do the Van Morrison song, "Crazy Love". I listen to that song as much as "Change the World". I was also very happy to hear "The Taj" on this CD. I saw him a number of times in concert singing Corinna, and although I remember him singing this song more "bluesy" it is still great to hear him. The rest of the CD is OK, but I find myself jumping to these three songs and overlooking the rest. This CD is worth owning just to hear the songs I mentioned.Free Music Review: I agree there is music missing
Hit: 3 Stars
I just saw Phenomenon in TV ( not my first time watching it) and I wanted to get the music which is played whenever it shows the trees swaying and I cant find it anywhere. I thought I could find it on my fileshare program ( which I bought I am not downloading without owning the program) Anyways it doesnt come up. I have beautiful music from A Beautiful Mind and Forrest Gump etc but the title of this instrumental piece is missing and isnt on the soundtrack which is odd because it is featured a few times throughout the movie.Free Music Review: Does anyone know which song was played while they were dancing together in the house?
Hit: 3 Stars
Does anyone know which song was played while they were dancing together in the house?Free Music Review: I liked it, but.....
Hit: 3 Stars
This first 6 or 7 songs are great. after that it goes down hill.Free Music Review: Incomplete AGAIN!
Hit: 2 Stars
I'd have to agree with a couple of the other reviewers... Why is it that all of the beautiful orchestrated music tracks are for the most part, left off of these soundtracks? Yes, the other music is good, but when it is advertised as the "Music Soundtrack," then why doesn't it include ALL of the music from the movie? The only reason the music industry will not switch to MP3 to fit all of the music on one CD is money, pure and simple. The consumer is paying a fee for minutes allocated on the CD and if there were more music they would feel obligated to collect more money from the consumer. Why is this? When I buy a movie on DVD, not only do I get the complete theatrical uncut release, I usually get bonus material and sometimes both widescreen and pan and scan formats... Someone needs to tell the music industry to wake up!