Twilight [Special Edition Vinyl LP] [LIMITED EDITION] [SOUNDTRACK]

Various Artists, Original Soundtrack

Product Details

• Vinyl (December 9, 2008)
• Original Release Date: November 4, 2008
• Number of Discs: 1
• Format: Limited Edition, Soundtrack
• Label: Atlantic
• ASIN: B001I82RU4
• In-Print Editions: Audio CD  |  MP3 Download
• Average Customer Review: 4.4 out of 5 stars  See all reviews (586 customer reviews)
• Amazon.com Sales Rank: #33,884 in Music (See Bestsellers in Music)

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Track Listings

1. Supermassive Black Hole (Muse)

2. Decode (Paramore)

3. Full Moon (The Black Ghosts)

4. Leave Out All The Rest (Linkin Park)

5. Spotlight(Twilight Mix) (MuteMath)

6. Go All The Way(Into The Twilight) (Perry Farrell)

7. Tremble For My Beloved (Collective Soul)

8. I Caught Myself (Paramore)

9. Eyes On Fire (Blue Foundation)

10. Never Think (Rob Pattinson)

11. Flightless Bird, American Mouth (Iron & Wine)

12. Bella's Lullaby (Carter Burwell)

Editorial Reviews

Product Description

Based on the best-selling books by Stephanie Meyer, this action-packed, modern day love story is THE Thanksgiving movie release of 2008! It tells the tale of Bella (Kristen Stewart), an average teenage girl, who moves to a small town where she falls in love with an extraoridinary boy Edward (Robert Pattinson), putting her life on the line by igniting an epic battle between two vampire clans. Every song on the TWILIGHT soundtrack is also featured in the movie. This soundtrack includes 'Decode,' an exclusive song from Paramore written specifically for TWILIGHT! This limited edition vinyl piece includes comes in a foil stamped (aluminum) single-pocket gatefold jacket and includes three TWILIGHT posters.

Customer Reviews

Most Helpful Customer Reviews

72 of 75 people found the following review helpful:

4.0 out of 5 stars 4 STARS... Pretty good for a soundtrack!, November 30, 2008

By	Steph - See all my reviews

This review is from: Twilight Soundtrack (Audio CD)

I purchased this awhile ago but I didn't have a chance to listen to it.
After watching Twilight and being intrigued by the songs (not the acting haha), I gave the CD a try.

I got to say... most of the songs were perfectly chosen for the scenes, but some songs were misplaced and just boring.

1. Muse - Supermassive Black Hole
This is my favorite song on the CD. Very hectic and pumps you up.
Seeing how Muse inspired Stephenie Meyer while writing the series, I thought this song was pretty important.

2. Paramore - Decode
The lyrics pertain to Bella & Edward's complex relationship and how Edward can't "decode" Bella's thoughts. Wish it was in the movie though, not the credits.

3. The Black Ghosts - Full Moon
This was in the first 5 minutes of the movie. Song relates to how Bella comes to Forks for the first time.

4. Linkin Park - Leave Out All The Rest
This is a different sound coming from Linkin Park, but I loved it.
Again, this song was in the credits & not made of much use :/

5. Mutemath - Spotlight (Twilight Mix)
This song was played when Edward & Bella became "official."
Clever song choice for the scene since all eyes were on the couple.

6. Perry Farrell - Go All The Way (Into the Twilight)
I didn't really like this song. It was probably chosen for its title "Into the Twilight".

7. Collective Soul - Tremble for My Beloved
Very mystique and eerie. Perfect for the car accident scene.

8. Paramore - I Caught Myself
Very catchy song. "Down to you, keep pushing and pulling me down to you."
You can imagine Bella's struggle. Too bad this song was used in the wrong scene.

9. Blue Foundation - Eyes on Fire
Personally, I got to love this song. However, the dark lyrics didn't exactly match the scene in the movie.

10. Rob Pattinson - Never Think
This is Rob's first recorded song so I got to give props to him. It was sort of random in the movie, but listening to it at home was a whole different experience. It almost made me tear up... shh!

11. Iron & Wine - Flightless Bird, American Mouth
Perfect song for the perfect scene. It's very romantic & soft.

12. Carter Burwell - Bella's Lullaby
Burwell did an excellent job composing this piece. He's an excellent musician, but this song wasn't really what I was looking for as Bella's lullaby. When I read the book I imagined maybe Yiruma's "Love Me."
The song should have been more personal. I think the reason why I gave it 4 stars is because of this song. It didn't display any kind of emotion "Edward" would have put in the song.

110 of 131 people found the following review helpful:

3.0 out of 5 stars Didn't grab me. , November 4, 2008

By	Nicole Wagner (California) - See all my reviews (REAL NAME)

This review is from: Twilight Soundtrack (Audio CD)

Driving techno and peppy beats wasn't what I expected for Bella and Edward. Somehow it doesn't fit my perception of their love story or the cadence of a dreary green landscape. I don't think it needed to be depressing but this is a bit grating for my ears. Even the lullaby (the only reason why I bought the album) sounds like overly produced scales-- Definitely not something a man in love would compose for the woman who makes him feel everything that he once believed dead. I doubt Edward was surrounded by an orchestra when he plays this for her and the song barely has any emotional impact when played by piano alone.

Robert Pattinson's song was moody and underproduced. I loved it. Iron & Wine was pretty. Linkin Park song almost sets the right mood but fails. Blue Foundation works well for me. Paramore barely gets a nod for me because Evanescence does moody and tortured better.

I think I will buy the movie score (if that is released) to get what I was looking for. This soundtrack is meant to appeal to the masses.

If you are buying the CD for any inserts...don't bother. Nothing but a tiny poster.

All of the songs were good in their own right but the tenor of the music wasn't what I was hoping to experience. Buying this CD for the music without regard to the Twilight story and your gonna love it.

A good example of the music-movie relationship (although the movie was awful) was Queen of the Damned. The sound track set you up for the movie experience. Another was Garden State, great music that fit movie the characters moods.

34 of 38 people found the following review helpful:

3.0 out of 5 stars Not Exactly What I Envisioned, But Not Bad, November 10, 2008

By	A. Laurence "Smarty Pants" - See all my reviews (REAL NAME)

This review is from: Twilight Soundtrack (Audio CD)

I devoured the four Twilight books and grabbed the soundtrack the day it came out in anticipation of the upcoming movie. I found the collection of rock tracks to be a lot darker and angsty than I was hoping for. Good songs, but just harder and angrier. Yes, its a vampire movie and there is action, but I also expected there to be softer pieces more along the lines of Rob Pattinson's song. This is a love story before anything else. I didn't get that feeling at all from the CD. The more I listen, the more I like the music, but I think I'll have to see how its used in the movie before I can make a final judgement.

I do have to agree with other reviewers that the biggest disappointment was Bella's Lullaby. This superorchestrated piece of music is beautiful but nothing like its described in the book. The version of "A River Flows in You" by Yiruma that has been circulating on the web is a beautiful and much more appropriate song that I wish could've been included instead.

I'm hoping the original score released in December will have the moody instrumental music I'm looking for.

(UPDATE: I have seen the movie and I think the music works, surprisingly. The songs have also grown on me quite a bit, so I'd add a star to my review if I could figure out how.)