Customer Reviews

Blade Trinity

5 star:		(6)
4 star:		(1)
3 star:		(1)
2 star:		(1)
1 star:		(0)

 

 

Unlike what some may think who are opposed to hip hop, this soundtrack features one of the co-composers' for some of the most well known tracks from the movie- The RZA. Plus a couple more good hip hop tracks and some killer techno and metal. "Fatal" being the best track, and everything else superb. If you liked the movie you will love the soundtrack!

The use of dialogue from the movie is terrible in one of the tracks -- you can't even hear Ryan Reynold's monologue. The score tracks are repetitive and only drive home the fact that Ramin Djawadi has no talent. The only good thing about this CD is the packaging, which includes a cool comic book and behind-the-scenes DVD about the making of the score, which never even got a release of its own. What a disaster.

This is one great Movie and the shape of the DVD is excellent.
Thanks, Phil Whisenant

All things considered, I am quite happy with this album. Most of the tracks are just what I was hoping for; intense, hard-hitting techno. The only tracks I don't care for too much are # 2, 3, and 9. But that's just me. Great album overall.

Contains some great tracks, especially buy one of my favorite groups, The Crystal Method. Only problem, two of the songs are labeled wrong. Tracks 8 and 11's artist/titles are switched. Track 11, falsly labeled as Manchild's 'Hardwax', should be obvious, seeing as how it says 'This blood...' in the lyrics.

Just thought I should bring this to your attention. The song 'Hardwax' can be found on Manchild's album 'Untied States', which is great. Check it out.

As expected for an action movie, the soundtrack is fast-paced and all the music gets you pumped. I love it and the range of music on it, all of it is simply awesome. There is plenty of electronic and rap on there for everyone to enjoy

To answer a previous question to whats the song on the blade trinity trailer. The song is called Weapons of Mad Distortion by The Crystal Method. Its actually on the cd....this was my favorite song. Definitely a cd to have...it has great music. To whoever buys it, they will enjoy it.

It has somthing for everybody. Dance, acoustic, rap, and heavy metal. Buy it. What?? Quit looking at me and go buy it!!

As usual, for a horror action movie, the soundtrack the is the predictable mix of dance/techno/whatever you call it tracks and hip-hop/rap/whatever you call it tracks. The dance/techno tracks on this album are excellent. The Crystal Method track is a stand out, as is the Black Lab track, but the rest are also impressive, and best experienced at high volume just as they were in the movie. Why people insist on pushing this hip-hop/rap garbage on us is still a mystery. It's terrible music, and when the dance/techno music fits the mood so well it's a wonder they don't just fill the soundtrack/movie with that style and ignore the try-hard home boys. If nothing else at least out of the 12 tracks on the album, only the first 4 are unbearable hip-hop "music", and the rest is excellent. Still, as long as you are happy with paying for an album that is a third garbage, then the rest of the tracks are worth the purchase.