The Craft: Music From The Motion Picture [Soundtrack]

the craft: music from the motion picture [soundtrack]

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Our Lady Peace delivers a trippy "Tomorrow Never Knows," Heather Nova neuters Peter Gabriel's "I Have The Touch," and Juliana Hatfield can't locate the dark soul in Marianne Faithful's "Witches Song." Also notable are tracks by Jewel, Love Spit Love (covering The Smiths), and Matthew Sweet (with guest riffs by Lindsay Buckingham). --Jeff Bateman

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The Craft: Music From The Motion Picture [Soundtrack]

Average customer rating:

Music Fits Movie Perfectly
I liked the movie... take it from there
Best Sountrack
Teen Movie with an Adult Soundtrack
One of my favorite soundtrack,but not one the best one...

The Craft: Music From The Motion Picture
Various Artists
Manufacturer: Sony
ProductGroup: Music
Binding: Audio CD

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ASIN: B000002BKB
Release Date: 1996-04-30

Tracks:

Tomorrow Never Knows - Our Lady Peace
I Have The Touch - Heather Nova
All This And Nothing - Sponge
Dangerous Type - Letters To Cleo
How Soon Is Now? - Love Spit Love
Dark Secret - Matthew Sweet
Witches Song - Julianna Hatfield
Jump Into The Fire - Tripping Daisy
Under The Water - Jewel
Warning - All Too Much
Spastica - Elastica
The Horror - Spacehog
Bells, Books, And Candles - Graeme Revell

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Our Lady Peace delivers a trippy "Tomorrow Never Knows," Heather Nova neuters Peter Gabriel's "I Have The Touch," and Juliana Hatfield can't locate the dark soul in Marianne Faithful's "Witches Song." Also notable are tracks by Jewel, Love Spit Love (covering The Smiths), and Matthew Sweet (with guest riffs by Lindsay Buckingham). --Jeff Bateman

Customer Reviews:

Music Fits Movie Perfectly.......2007-04-16

Every single song on this cd brings each individual scene into my head.
Amazing compilation.

I liked the movie... take it from there.......2006-12-14

So,

A previous reviewer had this to say about Heather Nova's rendition of "I Have The Touch":

Heather Nova neuters Peter Gabriel's "I Have The Touch," --Jeff Bateman

I have to more than completely disagree!!!

Heather's rendition was probably THEE MOST heartfelt rendition of ANY Peter Gabriel song that has EVER been recorded by A WOMAN!

HUGE KUDOS TO HEATHER!!!

AWESOME JOB!!

CAN'T GET ENOUGH OF IT!!!

YOU ROCK GIRL!!!

KEEP DOIN' IT!

Best Sountrack.......2006-11-13

Coupled with the Orignal Score, they create an unprecidented ood set for each scene. I dont know a real Wiccan that doesnt like the music. Several Songs... especially Bells, Books and Candles can sync energies within and even assist drawing energies....sometimes too well for the higher deregree of Witches. I downloaded the songs, but I want the orignal CD for my "special collection" I was 18 when this was realesed and I am now 30 and still love this movie and its soundtrack. Becuase of these reasons, and for withstanding the test of time, I gave it 5 out of 5 stars.

Teen Movie with an Adult Soundtrack.......2006-09-17

Sure, The Craft may have been a teen movie based in Witchcraft, comparable to today's The Covenant, rife with cinematography issues and plot holes... The film aside, the music was very archetypal of the turmoil of the 90's.

However, this soundtrack features music that was quite prominently played in scenes (which is sometimes quite rare.)

Are the songs unique? Perhaps, but they are unique in the way that they have been interpreted by these popular bands of their time. Why? Because most of the songs are covers by other groups, classic songs that have been redefined and restyled.

Love Spit Love and their ode to The Smiths with their version of "How Soon is Now?" evoking an interpretation that almost seems original and genuine. Our Lady Peace and their wonderful rendition of the Beatles "Tomorrow Never Knows", I know I will never look at the original song quite the same way. Even lesser known groups such as Letters to Cleo offered their reditions of classics and featured their cover of The Cars classic "Dangerous Type" and Heather Nova with her tribute to Peter Gabriel's classic "I Have the Touch."

However, aside from the covers of classic rock songs, it features new music from artists we never heard of again, such as Warning and Juliana Hatfield.

Groups that you may not have heard of, shaping music in the 90's with the new at the time alternative rock genre. This soundtrack really is quintessential 90's at its best. How else can you say the 90's without Spacehog writing our soundtracks?

An overall wonderful and ecletic mix of songs to "witchen" anyone's mood.

One of my favorite soundtrack,but not one the best one..........2006-08-27

What I loved about soundtracks from my teenages is that the songs on it were all heard on the movie,not a single inspired by crap like they do ourdays.Anyway,I was 17 and saw the movie on tv and loved it,even if it was a little plain,but the more important is that i loved it soundtrack,so i bought it,but i was a little disappointed with two forgotten (not Connie Francis,because this is a teen movie soundtrack,it's like they had they had the in the mood for love track on teaching mrs.tingle soundtrack!...impossible)
1) dark child by siouxie and the banshees,which siuted perfectly the mood of the soundtrack.I would have saw it right after the gream revell score to finish the CD with.
2) cromb by portishead,really good song,would have perfect right after warning...
Expt this,it's the perfect soundtrack for the movie.
The only tracks i don't like very much:warning and the horror.
So don't hesitate listen to it and if you like what you hear then buy it as for the movie of course...

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