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Clubland: Music From The Motion Picture

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Acabo de ver la pelicula el dia de ayer (siendo honestos ni siquiera sabía que existía), pero llama la atención el Soundtrack ya que tiene mezclados generos de diversas corrientes musicales, con agrupaciones que dificilmente podremos escuchar en la radio comercial. Si te sobra algo de lana y quieres escuchar musica agradable -principalmente en un termino muy general: Rock, creo que este CD es una buena alternativa para tus oidos. Saludos desde Zapopan. Mork

From the grungiest house to the most sublime vocals over bongos, this CD vibes, boogies, dances & trip hops through sounds I can usually only find after midnight on a college station. From the organ work in John Oszajca's "Bi-Sexual Chick" to the classic guitar over synthesizers in 200,000 (in counterfeit fifty dollar bills) by Citizen Cope, this CD presents an amazing range of sounds. Lucie Gamelon's haunting voice makes "Good Advice." Crustation's "Purple" sublimely trip hops into the grey zone of the subconscious.

If your idea of a great blend of sounds is The Greatest Hits of the 70's, then perhaps this isn't the CD for you. But if you like innovative music, sounds that pull out their roots and twist them into something new, consider this as you wonder "where have all the rock n roll heros gone?" (Jimmy Tuckett, "Not Me")

This soundtrack is pretty grovey! The best songs by far are those performed by Jimmy Tucket. "Not Me" should be an instint hit. I look forward to hearing Tucket in the future.

There is a great band out there called Lucie Gamelon. There from Los Angeles in the U.S.A. Headed by lead singer, writer and bassist Blair Tefkin who is very very talented! On guitar Bernard Yin, Brian Sussman on Drums and last but not least Suzanna Mast on keyboard. There song on the Clubland soundtrack is called "Good Advice" which is excellent! Its worth buying the soundtrack just for the one song, its that good! "Good Advice" is also on the Lucie Gamelon album called "Everything is Nice" As you can tell im a big fan of the band!

I thought this was a great collection of various artists with a lot of talent. I would have to say my favorite songs were 'Games You Play' by Splashdown and 'Stayin Alive' by Supple. I haven't seen the movie but I am definitely anticipating it based on the soundtrack. If you like alternative and rock, buy it!

I think this is a GOOD soundtrack. I haven't seen the movie though. The strongest songs on this are probably "Bi-Sexual Chick by John Oszajca", a cover of "Stayin' Alive by Supple", and a truly different song "200,000 by Citizen Cope", the rest of the artist are good but these tunes stick out in my head. Plus most of these people are unsigned bands on a Major soundtrack.

splashdown and zebrahead are two of the phattest bands ever!