CD-Charts Position 1

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Life on Mars

by: Original TV Soundtrack

Release Date March 17, 2008

CD-Charts Position 2
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Hannah Montana 2

by: Original TV Soundtrack

Release Date July 09, 2007
1) One Of Your Favourite Albums.
2) A Guilty Pleasure.

Seriously. A lot of people hate Hannah Montana thinking its a stupid kids show when look at the fantastic music.

The album starts with "We Got The Party", which is upbeat, and you will soon know everyword. Then comes "Nobodys Perfect", a frequent song on the show, and is more poppy than an explosion. Taking a break from pop comes "Make Some Noise", although having rock style is actually a slower ballad. But then it hits you-"Rockstar"-fast, addictive catchy. But "Old Blue Jeans" is a repititive-but GOOD song-how do I describe it? Electrical...Im not sure...But buckle up for "Lifes What You Make It", which has ''I should of been on the first album'' written ... Read More:

CD-Charts Position 3
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Sex And The City: Music From The HBO Series

by: Original TV Soundtrack

Release Date May 19, 2008
Program's cool, so is the OST. I love the theme at the end, and Missy's hot boy's rocks! Moloko is brilliant and the rest are pretty good too ~ you won't stop plying it!

CD-Charts Position 4
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The O.C. - Mix 1

by: Original TV Soundtrack

Release Date May 10, 2004
I bought this cd because I liked track number 10 "Dice" when I heard it played on the OC tv programme, though I can't say that I'll remember anything on this cd apart from "Dice" in ten years time.And I found that I got fed up listening to this cd after a few days - the music sounds old-fashioned (reminds me of the 1960s for some reason),the guitar music was awful on some tracks - no clear individual notes or chords (these dudes and dudettes aren't Mark Knopfler playing Sultans of Swing or Romeo and Juliette,for example).If this is the best mix from the OC I would advise people to steer clear of the others.And don't let the poor quality of the music on this cd detract you from buying the dvds of the tv programme which is as good as people say it is. ... Read More:

CD-Charts Position 5
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Band of Brothers (Kamen)

by: Michael Kamen

Release Date October 08, 2001
If you liked the series you will love the sound track. You will end up in a world of your own plus it's so relaxing just make sure you don't leave the kettle on!

CD-Charts Position 6
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Battlestar Galactica Season One (McCreary)

by: Original TV Soundtrack

Release Date October 03, 2005
This is a loyal soundtrack. Loyal to the series. But outside, the tunes working so excellent in the series, become dead music hard to relate to for me personally. Not exciting or entertaining to listen to. Needs the images of the series to work well. And there it works well, and that is why I bought it.

CD-Charts Position 7
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The Apprentice (Masters)

by: Original TV Soundtrack

Release Date October 15, 2007
If you ever wanted the music from the FANTASTIC tv show, the apprentice, then this is the CD for you. So many quality tracks! I should give it 6 stars but amazon wont let me.

CD-Charts Position 8
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Music from the O.C. - Mix 2

by: Original TV Soundtrack

Release Date October 25, 2004
Very good album, although not quite as good as mix 1. Stand out tracks: Death cab for cutie a lack of color, Patrick Park something pretty, Keane Walnut tree. These are all excellent tracks; the rest are good except for Jonathon Rice so sweet, The thrills Big Sur and Album leaf Eastern glow which are pretty dull. But this album is definitley worth getting even if you aren't a fan of the O.C. But even better for avid fans like me.

CD-Charts Position 9
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Grey's Anatomy

by: Original TV Soundtrack

Release Date April 17, 2006
This is a brilliant album. Right from the first track it has you on an emotional and musical roller coaster. As well as the haunting lyrics and music from the familiar The Fray and Snow Patrol, it introduced me to new groups and artists. Tunes from Metric and Ursula 1000 make you want to jump up and down and shout, whilst the calming voice of Anya Marina and Foy Vance bring you back down to a mellow level. Each song compliments the next, and whilst I own 100's cd's, this is nearly always one of the ones I turn to on a regular basis.

CD-Charts Position 10
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The L Word

by: Original TV Soundtrack

Release Date October 25, 2004
I have bought all of the albums and this is one of my faves, such a great show with a rocking soundtrack. Weakness in Me is one of my faves off this album. Cant wait for the fourth series.