Customer Reviews

Disturbia

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4 star:		(2)
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2 star:		(1)
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There are some decent songs in the movie. The best one, the one that the one reviewer mentions, that is played twice in the movie and as the credits roll...that song is not on the soundtrack. I hate when they do that. If it was good enought to play twice, why leave it off of the soundtrack. So, after 2 hours of process of elimination, that song that plays during the credits is Taper Jean Girl by the Kings of Leon. Great song. Steady pounding beat, very catchy song. I don't think he was referring to the System of the Down song Lonely Day (not Boy).

I don't get it. The movie had this song playing twice , once during the movie and the second time at the end credits , and it was such a fantastic foot tapping single , and these guys din't include it in the soundtrack. What a bummer !. Really. I bought this album in anticipation of that song , but nope it wasn't there. I dont even know what the name of that song is , but it was soooooo damn catchy. I wonder if amazon will take the cd back and give me a refund. hmmm other than that it's an ok.

correct me if i'm wrong...there are 2 awesome songs...missing!
1. Lonely Day by system of a down
2. Taper Jean Girl by kings of leon

hmmmm...what's with that! 2 great songs are missing! i'm mad!
yes, there are other good songs here, but why skip the best? the king (that's me) is puzzled! great movie however!

Got the item quickly and it was exactly in the condition I was hoping for.

This was bought as one of my Christmas presents to a 14 year old family member. She loves the sound track to the movie and is very happy with the CD.

I KNOW I'M A LITTLE LATE! I just saw the movie today, and it was awesome and the soundtrack, hello! LOVE Taper Jean Girl! Why wouldn't they put it on the soundtrack, why? SHIA, if you ever read this...I LOOOOVE U.

Disturbia I have found this product to be highly entertainable. I absolutely love this CD.

We're really supposed to believe that a teenaged white boy (of 2007, that is) is sitting around listening to Minnie Riperton and Lou Rawls (or even know who they are)? Riiiiiight. What does he know about soul music?

Never saw the movie, but heard a couple of songs that I really enjoyed. I was pleasantly surprised by the entire soundtrack. I highly recommend it.

the gyp! the horror! the song that everybody loves isn't included -- the hook is "the most loneliest day of my life" and the title of the song is "lonely boy" by system of a down. the rest of the songs are so-so, except for "don't make me wait" by this world fair. the movie isn't exactly something you want to relive, so unless you were REALLY jamming to the soundtrack, pass on this and buy "lonely boy" on itunes.