| | Spawn The Album Spawn Soundtrack CD (4 Customer Reviews)
One of the first requirements of an action movie is a soundtrack with a quick tempo, a raw edge, and a concept which relates it to the film. On SPAWN: THE ALBUM, hard rock favorites such as Metallica, Korn, and Slayer team up with rising electronica ... Full Descriptionmusicians like DJ Spooky, The Dust Brothers, and Atari Teenage Riot, making for an unlikely, but powerful new cross-breed of today's heaviest sounds. Some tracks feature electronic beats intertwined with heavy metal guitar riffs, while others alternate between techno segments and explosive power-chord bravado. By the end of this dual assault of rapid-fire beats and fist-pounding guitar, there can be no doubt that this soundtrack succeeds in SPAWNing a new music fusion which, like the film's namesake, is heavy, fearsome, and completely futuristic.Rolling Stone (8/21/97, pp.105-106) - 3 Stars (out of 5) - "...What makes this collection an inspired idea is...the pairing of heavy metal's fascination with deep-rooted technophobic dread and electronica's eagerness to assimilate high tech..."
Entertainment Weekly (8/8/97, p.79) - "Producer Happy Walters hit on a clever idea here: to match metal stalwarts with electronica pioneers. The result? A rich cache of new subgenres and crossover possibilities..." - Rating: A
NME (Magazine) (8/2/97, p.39) - "...Too much testosterone-clogged blood on the dancefloor to make it consistent, but it's ultimately worth looking into for the freak successes and the absence of a Jesus Jones contribution..." Hide Description Spawn The Album Spawn Soundtrack Songs Spawn Soundtrack Music Review Average Rating: (4 out of 5 stars)   One Of The Best
This album is a trippy one of a kind album that is good for any occasion.
Submitted by nevar_83 (Fairfax,VA, USA) 
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Here you can find amazing songs, "One Man Army" with Prodigy and Tom Morello is a real sample of this album.
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The ultimate Stuff
Wow it totally rules I love the track with Orbital and Kirk Hammet. I think more metal bands should pair up with techno bands. I really hope there's a sequel and hopefully it'll come with a kick ass soundtrack
Submitted by a reviewer (Richmond , BC)
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Pairing bands together for the songs is creative, but doesn't really work out in the end. A DJ's wasted time with a classic Metallica track leads to nearly 4 minutes of special effects, and the song is left to become nothing but a sideshow to DJ Spooky's mixing knowledge. The soundtrack, however, does have it's good points, such as pairing Orbital with Kirk Hammett, and Filter with Crystal Meth. Korn's track isn't bad either, but the rest of the soundtrack is nothing special. Unless you're dedicated to this genre of music, pass it up, and go for the solo efforts of the bands in the soundtrack
Submitted by a reviewer (Coquitlam BC)
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