Description
Audio CD (1 Jan 2001)
Format: Soundtrack
Label: Columbia
Track Listings
1 Powerman 5000 – Ultra Mega 3:30
2 Disturbed – A Welcome Burden 3:31
3 Slayer – Bloodline 3:21
4 System of a Down – The Metro 2:59
5 Monster Magnet – Heads Explode 3:49
6 Godhead – Break You Down (feat. Marilyn Manson) 3:17
7 Linkin Park – One Step Closer 2:37
8 Pantera – Avoid the Light 6:27
9 Static-X – Otsego Undead 3:52
10 (hed) pe – Swan Dive 3:36
11 Taproot – Day by Day 3:20
12 Endo – Malice 3:43
13 Flybanger – Blind World 4:06
14 Halfcocked – Sober 4:07
15 Saliva – Your Disease 3:57
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5.0 out of 5 stars Betcha Drac would be flattered!,
Juicy offerings from groups such as Godhead, Taproot and Powerman 5000 makes the listener honestly believe that this is the music that the modern day Dracula would have thrived on. Being a resident vampire fan, it was only natural that I made this CD one of my all time favourites, (which is very rare that that happens). The quality of the tracks is almost sensational. Another feature that I MUST point out is the really cool design on the cover of the CD and the inside pictures that create the mood that many of the tracks attempt to convey *which is mostly successful. * All in all, I certainly recommend this CD to those who want a loud, proud and waking-up-the-neighbours material type of CD, or else those who loved the movie and just HAVE to get their hands on the soundtrack.
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5.0 out of 5 stars Must buy CD. Suits the mood and theme.,
This CD is probably my all time favourite. Most of the tracks here are loud as hell, and the quality of the recordings is blinding. Crank up the treble and hear those cymbals! Most tracks lyrics describing the characteristics of vampires behaviour. As i understand, a few of these tracks are also unreleased. Be proud to have this grace your collection.
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5.0 out of 5 stars
Following the recent trend for soundtracks to be more metal oriented this OST takes it to its natural conclusion. However, it manages to do so by putting out tracks by excellent artists such as Pantera, Slayer and very cool new blood like Taproot, Linkin Park, Disturbed and Endo. The majority of the tracks are unreleased at this time and, with the exception of the last three tracks, you’d be hard pushed to find a duffer. I rate this up there with the first Crow OST – that’s how good this is
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