Buffy The Vampire Slayer: Radio Sunnydale [Soundtrack] [Import]

buffy the vampire slayer: radio sunnydale [soundtrack] [import]

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Product Description
Subtitled - Radio Sunnydale. The soundtrack to the popular TV show, loaded with 21 tracks (9 more than the U.S. release 'Buffy the Vampire Slayer - The Album'). Relive Buffy through the music that made all of that vampire slaying possible. Artists include, The Breeders, The Dandy Warhols, Nikka Costa, Aimee Mann, & Nerf Herder. EMI. 2004.

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Buffy The Vampire Slayer: Radio Sunnydale [Soundtrack] [Import]

Average customer rating:

better than the first one
Love!
Eclectic mix
No reason to complain.
I would spend the extra and get the UK version

Buffy The Vampire Slayer: Radio Sunnydale
Various Artists
Manufacturer: Virgin Records Us
ProductGroup: Music
Binding: Audio CD

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Buffy The Vampire Slayer: Radio Sunnydale

ASIN: B0000CABLJ
Release Date: 2003-09-30

Tracks:

Buffy Main Title Theme - The Breeders
Stop Thinking About It - Joey Ramone
Bohemian Like You - The Dandy Warhols
Everybody Got Their Something - Nikka Costa
Key - Devics
Sound of the Revolution - Lunatic Calm
Ballad for Dead Friends - Dashboard Prophets
Blue - Angie Hart
Pavlov's Bell - Aimee Mann
There's No Other Way - Blur
Prayer of Saint Francis - Sarah McLachlan
The Final Fight (original score) - Rob Duncan

Customer Reviews:

better than the first one.......2007-07-05

highly recommended soundtrack for all fans of Buffy-verse and not fans. Although this cd has less tracks than the first Buffy soundtrack, the pieces are better and the selection is amazing in all senses. I never realized about the really good music Buffy serie had on the background.

Love!.......2007-04-13

I adore this CD. However, I don't remember most of the songs actually playing during the show. Probably just my fuzzy memory. The ones that stick out more clearly in my mind are on the Album, like Virgin State of Mind that played during one of the vamp Willow episodes. One that is sadly missing from both CDs is Goodbye To You by Michelle Branch that played during the episode that Tara moved out of the house. That was a truly memorable Buffy moment.

Nonetheless, I think it's great.

~
Daught of Carl Wyatt

Eclectic mix.......2007-02-12

Although your better choice would probably be getting the UK version of this CD (which costs more) this version stands on its own pretty well. All of the tracks have appeared at some points on the show through seasons 1, 5, 6 and 7. My only complaint is that they could have included better tracks that were much more important to Buffy, rather than some forgettable tracks that played in the background of the Bronze.

Track listing:

1. Buffy Main Title Theme >> The Breeders.
Good enough way to start out the CD. Sounds very different and grittier than the actual theme song.

2. Stop Thinking About It >> Joey Ramone
Very addictive and good song. Appears in the episode "Beneath You"

3. Bohemian Like You >> The Dandy Warhols
Upbeat and also addictive. Appears in the episode "Checkpoint"

4. Everybody Got Their Something >> Nikka Costa
Very different feel from the rest of the songs, but welcome. Appears in the episode "All the Way"

5. Key >> Devics
Possible one of the greatest songs to ever appear in BUFFY. The atmosphere and sound of the song completely takes you back to season 5's "Crush" with Spike and Dru.

6. Sound of the Revolution >> Lunatic Calm
Okay song, could have done without.

7. Ballad for Dead Friends >> Dashboard Prophets
The gem from season 1! Awesome song!

8. Blue >> Angie Hart
This hard to find song is much appreciated on the soundtrack. From the episode "Conversations With Dead People"

9. Pavlov's Bell >> Aimee Mann
Awesome song from "Sleeper". Aimee Mann rocks.

10. There's No Other Way >> Blur
Very cool sounding song. Still, I don't even remember hearing it in Buffy.

11. The Prayer of Saint Francis >> Sarah McLachlan
This is probably the best reason to get the U.S. version. The song is so hauntingly beautiful and perfectly went along with the episode "Grave"

12. The Final Fight >> Rob Duncan
Worth the price of the CD alone. Wonderful score from "Chosen"

Overall, there are some better songs that should have made the cut, like "Full of Grace" or "Out of this World" by Bush.

No reason to complain........2005-10-04

First, I have the UK version of this. Yes, it has a few extra songs. But I've seen a lot of complaints here about the music choices. People are asking "why didn't they include stuff from the earlier seasons?"

The reason they didn't and instead focused on the last 2 seasons is that there was already a Buffy Soundtrack released several years ago. It had all the older stuff. It had Rasputina, K's Choice, Cibo Matto, and a lot of other things. It was released in 98 or so and you can look it up on amazon. It's really good, I have it, too.

I would spend the extra and get the UK version.......2005-08-05

This one is OK, but the UK version has many many more tracks. 22 I think. Either one is a great buy for a Buffy fan though!

Average customer rating:

... A M H f B F's...
Welcome to The Bronz and environs
Better than the U.S. version
Great Mix of music for Buffy fans
Radio Sunnydale Rocks!

Buffy The Vampire Slayer: Radio Sunnydale
Various Artists
Manufacturer: EMI Int'l
ProductGroup: Music
Binding: Audio CD

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ASIN: B0000E6EFX
Release Date: 2004-01-26

Tracks:

Buffy Main Title Theme - The Breeders
Bohemian Like You - The Dandy Warhols
Everybody Got Their Something - Nikka Costa
Dead Guys With Bombs - Christophe Beck
Key - Devics
Sound Of The Revolution - Lunatic Calm
Ballad For Dead Friends - Dashboard Prophets
Blue - Angie Hart
Pavlov's Bell - Aimee Mann
That Kind Of Love - Alison Krauss
Sink Or Float - Aberdeen
Still Life - Patty Medina
Black Cat Bone - Laika
Just As Nice - Man Of The Year
I Can't Take My Eyes Off You - Melanie Doane
The Sun Keeps Shining On Me - Fonda
Run Away - Halo Friendlies
Summerbreeze - Emiliana Torrini
Sugar Water - Cibo Matto
The Final Fight (Original Score) - Rob Duncan
Buffy The Vampire Slayer Theme - Nerf Herder

Album Description

Subtitled - Radio Sunnydale. The soundtrack to the popular TV show, loaded with 21 tracks (9 more than the U.S. release 'Buffy the Vampire Slayer - The Album'). Relive Buffy through the music that made all of that vampire slaying possible. Artists include, The Breeders, The Dandy Warhols, Nikka Costa, Aimee Mann, & Nerf Herder. EMI. 2004.

Album Details

Soundtrack to the Now Defunct Cult TV Phenomenon, "Buffy the Vampire Slayer". "Radio Sunnydale" Consists of Music Featured in Series 5-7, Including Tracks from the Breeders, the Dandy Warhols, Aimee Mann, Alison Krauss, Angie Hart and Many More. This Edition Includes Nine More Tracks Than the Us Equivalent. Sunnydale" is Totally Different to the 12 Track Us Release.

Customer Reviews:

... A M H f B F's..........2006-03-11

...a must have for buffy fans... some cool tracks that the u.s.
album did not contain.

...my fav's - sugar water , and dead men w/bombs...

Welcome to The Bronz and environs.......2006-01-22

The music is a very fresh mix of artists who are not mainstream pop. The spectrum goes from thrasher metal(The Nerf Herders) to aucoustic folk (Aimee Mann) and all of it is quite listenable and most of the album I rate as excellent. The only disappointment is that they could have included a discography that tells the listener what episode the song was used in, that and of course that they couldn't include all of the soundtrack music played on the show as there were several more good pieces to be heard, but it probably would've needed a 6-8 disc set.

Better than the U.S. version.......2005-11-07

All 21 tracks on this CD are great, and even though the price is considerably higher than the 12-track domestic version, I think that it is worth the extra money. The selection is diverse and takes you back to each of Buffy's seven extraordinary seasons. The three songs that are on the domestic version that are not on this imported version are "Stop Thinking About It" by Joey Ramone, "There's No Other Way" by Blur, and the "Prayer of St. Francis' by Sarah McLachlan. This last song is the only one I really miss not having on the import that is on the domestic version. The only other song from Buffy that I really missed not having on this CD was "Goodbye to You" by Michelle Branch. In my opinion, that song's performance in "Tabula Rasa" was one of the best uses of music ever made by the series, and there were many good moments to choose from. Another must have CD for the Buffy fan is, of course, the soundtrack to the musical episode "Once More with Feeling". Since this episode has its own CD, there is no music from that episode on this CD.

Great Mix of music for Buffy fans.......2005-09-23

This is a great collection of music for Buffy fans, and it was even worth the additional cost of being an import. It starts out with two great songs("Everybody Got Their Something" is my new favorite song), and has a pretty solid mix from there. I highly recommend.

Radio Sunnydale Rocks!.......2004-06-14

This quickly became my favorite cd to have in the car. An excellent mix that will conjure up memories of series moments in any true fan.

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