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Great cd, thanks to this show I have a new favorite song "Save me" and another song I will carry on with me for the rest of my days "Everything" by lifehouse. Oh the rest of the cd is all good too. Go get it already.
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The superb acting and writing make the show what it is: A powerful, moving, entertaining, emotional experience with lots of bizarre twists and turns. The emotion, is not only portrayed through the actors, but also, through the superb choice of music. Whoever choses the music clearly knows what he or she is doing, because the music perfectly fits the differing moods in the show. "Save Me" is a marvelous opening theme. I don't know why it's so underrated. "Superman" has the perfect lyrics to describe Clark Kent. "Everything" is the most powerful song on the CD. It is touching, inspirational, and portrays moments of romance, fantasy, sadness, and bitersweet yearning. "Fight Test" by the Flaming Lips is a wonderful song. For those who don't remember, it was at the end of the episode with Lex's brother, Lucas. The song perfectly fits the mood: After all the insanity and mystery and lies, it's time to accept what's happened and peacefully move on. A feel-good song. "Time After Time" by Eva Cassidy is a sad, moving song played during Whitney's dad's funeral. "Nuclear" is pretty good. This CD is great, but there are a few missing songs. "Wherever You Will Go" by The Calling, "Tomorrow" (played when Lex sees the Kents rejoicing, and he is standing all alone), and "The Invisible Man" by Theory of a Deadman. But, there can only be so much on a soundtrack. Hopefully, another soundtrack will come out soon! :)
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Cant wait for them to put out the next disc. But God I hope they change the theme song, I couldnt be more sick of Saaaave Me. I love the series but almost hate to watch it in fear of hearing that damn song.
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i have it and listeon all the time. i would listeon to the opening song when the show wasn't on.they should put more cd's from the show.it is good ..
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The assortment of songs on this album can't really be described as perfect. Depending on the listeners preferred genre, any compilation CD is bound to have its share of hits and misses. However, I can guarantee that no matter which category is favored, there is one song that transcends all barriers of musical preference. That song is entitled "Everything" by the talented, yet under-rated, Lifehouse. For those who recall, this song was played at the end of the pilot episode during Clark's illusory moment with Lana after the dance. It was also featured in the season finale where Whitney shares a dance with Lana before he is enlisted in the military. The producers of the show couldn't have chosen a better song for either of those scenes, because in both cases, there was an element of breath-taking beauty and a wistful sadness, which is exactly what Lifehouse have incorporated into the song. Not only is it both moving and inspiring, it is also at once soothing and powerful. Simply stated, it is the perfect ballad. Other notable tracks include Five For Fighting's "Superman", "Don't Dream It's Over", "Time After Time" and of course, the opener, "Save Me" by Remy Zero. A great album indeed, but would be nearly nothing without the aforementioned "Everything".
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