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Songs in the Key of X: Music from and Inspired by 'the X-Files'

CD-Charts > Music > Themes
by: Various

Release Date March 21, 1996
Songs in the of X presents total of 15 chapters, 2 of which are TXF themes. The first track is Mark Snow's longer version of the theme and it's absolutely great! Though this is a soundtrack for The X-Files, all songs in the disc haven't appeared in the show. Nonetheless this includes very good songs, my personal favourites are Nick Cave and the Bad Seeds' Red Right Hand, Soul Coughings Unmarked Helicopters, Sheryl Crows On The Outside, Foo Fighters' Down In The Park and Filters Thanks Bro. The real stinker is Star Me Kitten, I wonder why this song has been included to this CD. All others are quite good. Recommended.

CD-Charts Position 62
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Master - T-Shirt Grey (M)

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by: Lego Star Wars

Release Date August 16, 2007
Songs in the of X presents total of 15 chapters, 2 of which are TXF themes. The first track is Mark Snow's longer version of the theme and it's absolutely great! Though this is a soundtrack for The X-Files, all songs in the disc haven't appeared in the show. Nonetheless this includes very good songs, my personal favourites are Nick Cave and the Bad Seeds' Red Right Hand, Soul Coughings Unmarked Helicopters, Sheryl Crows On The Outside, Foo Fighters' Down In The Park and Filters Thanks Bro. The real stinker is Star Me Kitten, I wonder why this song has been included to this CD. All others are quite good. Recommended.

CD-Charts Position 63
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Sound Effects: Horror & Science Fiction

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by: Various Artists

Release Date November 01, 1995
Songs in the of X presents total of 15 chapters, 2 of which are TXF themes. The first track is Mark Snow's longer version of the theme and it's absolutely great! Though this is a soundtrack for The X-Files, all songs in the disc haven't appeared in the show. Nonetheless this includes very good songs, my personal favourites are Nick Cave and the Bad Seeds' Red Right Hand, Soul Coughings Unmarked Helicopters, Sheryl Crows On The Outside, Foo Fighters' Down In The Park and Filters Thanks Bro. The real stinker is Star Me Kitten, I wonder why this song has been included to this CD. All others are quite good. Recommended.

CD-Charts Position 64
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Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix (Book 5 - Unabridged Audio Cassette Set)

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by: J.K. Rowling

Release Date September 22, 2003
I am constantly amazed by the depth and strength of J.K.Rowlings writing. Even in the first book of the series `Harry Potter and the Philosophers Stone`, when the writing was simpler and more geared to Harry`s then age-group, there were complexities visible to older readers. As the characters have aged so has the style and content changed and, as Rowling herself says, become darker. No longer does every book end on a more or less happy note. The violence, torture and death of an adult world are beginning to impinge on Hogwarts and to increasingly affect Harry and his friends. On an emotional level too the characters are changing although there is always the typical J.K.Rowling wit and humour! She has the gift of a quality writer for creating ... Read More:

CD-Charts Position 65
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Star Wars Episode 6 - Return of the Jedi [Deluxe Remastered Version]

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by: John Williams, London Symphony Orchestra

Release Date September 20, 2004
Star Wars Episodes IV, V, and VI: The original Trilogy.
When the Star Wars movies first hit the Theaters in 1977, John Williams made a very large splash in the film music genre with his unparalleled "Main Title" which has become Iconic of Star Wars for the last 27 years ! Every body in the World knows the music from Star Wars, and thus they are all familiar with the typical John Williams style. In following John Williams throughout his career, and listening to all of the music that he has come out with, his "signature style" is apparent in all of his scores, especially in Star Wars. The most memorable pieces of the Original series undoubtably the "Main Title " and the "Imperial March or Darth Vaders Theme". I would like to draw attention to several ... Read More:

CD-Charts Position 66
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Songs That Won the War

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by: Various Artists

Release Date February 14, 2005
Star Wars Episodes IV, V, and VI: The original Trilogy.
When the Star Wars movies first hit the Theaters in 1977, John Williams made a very large splash in the film music genre with his unparalleled "Main Title" which has become Iconic of Star Wars for the last 27 years ! Every body in the World knows the music from Star Wars, and thus they are all familiar with the typical John Williams style. In following John Williams throughout his career, and listening to all of the music that he has come out with, his "signature style" is apparent in all of his scores, especially in Star Wars. The most memorable pieces of the Original series undoubtably the "Main Title " and the "Imperial March or Darth Vaders Theme". I would like to draw attention to several ... Read More:

CD-Charts Position 67
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Bitter Tears: Ballads of the American Indian

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by: Johnny Cash

Release Date February 21, 1995
Although tis is an excelent collection from Johnny Cash, there are two songs missing from the CD than is advertised on the album listings as advertised on the Amazon website.
Track 1/ Big Foot and Track 9/ Old Apache Squaw are missing.
Review by Richard Warrender

CD-Charts Position 68
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Nightmare Before Christmas

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by: Various Artists

Release Date September 04, 2006
The score for the film The Nightmare before Christmas is brilliant in its own strange way. Both the music and the lyrics are written by Danny Elfman, and he also sings the main character of jack Skellington.
The songs are delightful and variated, and you discover something new in the arrangement, every time you listen to them. Besides, the instrumental tracks are beautiful and melancholy, a nice contrast to the humourous and often lively songs. If you like the film or are just a little bit interested in music, you should definetly buy this CD. It has so many great tunes, and the orchestration is just perfect. All in all, a soundtrack quite out of the ordinary.

CD-Charts Position 69
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Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone (Unabridged 6 Audio Cassette Set)

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by: J.K. Rowling

Release Date November 01, 1999
I remember the moment back in 2001 when one of my friends thrust Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone into my hands and ordered me to read. I'd already been vaguely curious about the series before, what with all the hype surrounding Goblet of Fire, which had been released the previous year. The minute the book was put into my hands during a lunch break at college, I began to read. After that, I couldn't put it down. My form tutor rolled his eyes when he caught a glimpse of what I was reading - obviously he'd failed to be driven into all the hype surrounding Harry Potter - but I ignored his sniggering and carried on, and i'm very glad I did!

I was 17 when I started reading the books, around the same age as Harry was by the end of the series. ... Read More:

CD-Charts Position 70
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These Ghoulish Things: Horror Hits For Halloween

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by: Various Artists

Release Date August 30, 2006
Mainly a collection of vintage rock'n'roll which Ace specialize in but this is a sub genre which had its roots in such as Screammin' Jay Hawkins and John Zacherle-whose Dinner With Drac is on one of the Golden Age series.
The real classic here is Bobby Boris Pickett's Monster Mash and the CD starts off with an airshot of Pickett's speaking voice.It topped the charts in 1962 and finally made it to the U K in 1974.
Informative sleeve notes tell you who all these mostly failed recording artists were and the title is brilliant