The Saint: Music From The Motion Picture Soundtrack
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Free Music Notes for The Saint: Music From The Motion Picture Soundtrack
Free Music Review: One of the best
Hit: 5 Stars
Over the years my musical preferences have changed from country to pop to techno/club and rock. No matter what, I've always loved this soundtrack. I've never even seen the movie. This will always be one of my favorites. If you are on the fence, just buy it. You'll be glad you did!Free Music Review: A great compilation!
Hit: 5 Stars
This is a must-have, in my opinion. A great collection of techno music.Also -- I must be in the minority, because I liked the movie as well.
Free Music Review: Great House cleaning Music
Hit: 5 Stars
I love this cd. I put it in when I want to get up and clean my house. It's one of my favorites.Free Music Review: A superb album!
Hit: 5 Stars
This is one of the best soundtrack albums on CD. Every track is a classic - a superb album!!!Free Music Review: Great Memories
Hit: 4 Stars
You know how sometimes a music can conjure up memories of a time in your life that is pleasant, or not so pleasant? That is what "The Saint" soundtrack and even movie does for me. I remember seeing the movie in 1997 - and the friends I saw the movie with. The club heads, the cars, and etc. This CD is real quality. I still love it today - so much so that I bought it a few times as the ones I had before got scratched - always around the Duncan Shiek track... This was out just when Sneaker Pimp's "Six Underground" was starting to get popular (before Ministry and every other mass "chill-out" compilation overplayed it), Duncan Sheik had released a feature cd maybe the year before that did very well in the US as did EBTG (Walking Wounded). But some of the hidden stand-outs that do spark up the good memories of when I saw this movie and when I lived in England - Underworld's Pearl's Girl, Polaroid Millenium's song and Daft Punk's "Funk". "Roses Fade" is also a cut that I really like with the guitar build-up in the beginning.
I definitely recommend it. For me it is one of those special CD's that I cherish. Mind you some cuts I will pass through - but if anything it is because I had heard the songs too much in 1997-1998! (Fluke, David Bowie). Enjoy