Customer Reviews

Three to Tango [SOUNDTRACK]

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Great, upbeat swing. I can't stay seated when I listen to this cd. I have to get up and dance. I especially loved Swing Sweet Pussycat.

Yeah, I've seen this movie several times and that version of Dr. John is not the one played in the movie. It's a completely different song, with the same song title. If you don't believe me, just pop in the DVD and see for yourself. Then you'll be like, "Dude, this guy was right!" and if you're a female, you'll be like, "O.M.G.... that guy was right!"

this sound track is just awesome

I have to admit, when I saw the movie a week or two ago, I fell in love with the music, and had to have the CD. I wasn't disappointed- if you like swing, this CD is the greatest- it rocks! Introduced me to a lot of artists I didn't know about, and it's great to dance to!

don't get my wrong...I loved the movie and i love jazz and blues and such. But, i just didn't think the music was all that great, except for "salt in my wounds" by shemika copeland. That's a good song. To put it bluntly, the music on this soundtrack only sounds good in this movie...not anywhere else.

This is such a fun album. It just makes me want to get up and dance. The only real complaint I had was with track 6 *Trou Macacq*, when I played it with my headphones at work on the computer the bass was all in one ear, the trebble in the other and the vocals sounded like they were three blocks away. The upside of this was that at home on the soundsystem, it all mixed well and sounded normal. So I don't know if it was my headphones or the computer sound card or what.

However, I have really enjoied this soundtrack and recommend it to all who enjoy neo-swing styled music.

Revell's lone selection on the "Three to Tango" disc - stuck behind thirteen hip tracks (some of which are rather fun!) - is of a style many refer to as 'sweeping.' It is melodious, and well textured, but utterly predictable. A snippet of dialogue breaks the three-minute sliver of underscore troublesomely, regardless of its appropriateness. Sufficient, but not memorable.

This was the worst soundtrack I have ever heard, except perhaps with the exception of 'Edward Penishands' which was a large dissapointment.

The only thing worth recommending about this is the slight glimpse of Neve Campbells cleavage on the liner notes, however if cleavage is your bag I suggest looking in the plethora of smut sites available throughout the world wide web.