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Guns'n'Roses as a reference to "The Vampire Lestat"?
There seems to be a lot of criticism over the Guns'n'Roses track. For me, it litteraly makes a reference to Anne Rice's novel:"The Vapire Lestat". In this novel, Lestat is a famous modern rock singer. There are other references to that second novel in the film so i think it's obvious that when Lestat turns on the radio to listen to "Sympathy For The Devil" at the end of the movie, we are being prepared for a possible sequel. Overall, Goldenthal's music is perfect. Moody, scary, intense, gothic, religious and with a certain degree of pastiche of the genre. What a blend! The composer was often compared to Danny Elfman in the beginning of his career. His music does echoe that of Tim Burton's favorite composer but in all, Goldenthal does have his unique touch which makes it, well... pure Goldenthal! Especially the opening music for the film as we are flying over the city and mingling with the crowd (another direct reference, for me, to the begining of "The Vampire Lestat" novel).
Submitted by Jean-rené (Montréal, Québec) 
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It's Ok
The music is okay. I expected more but it is all good.
Submitted by vonnie862 (Anaheim, CA, USA) 
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Hauntingly Good.
I like it. It's a good cd. The music is moving.
Submitted by cbeau36 (Oakville, CT, USA) 
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I just love it
WEll I think it the best soundtrack well music ever!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Submitted by Chitabita186 ("LittleRock, AR, USA")
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I love it..
This Cd is so great! Its like watchin the movie all over again...Its just what iv bin looking for..
Submitted by sarah (New Jersey us)
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