"The Crow"

Apr 15 03:39 UTC 1994

hey kiddies...!!! get the new "crow"  sound track.....
not oinly will  the movie be a cyberopunk hit...(he died..and he's still in
it!!) but the soundtrack is absolutly supurb.  Original stuff NOT AVAILABLE
ANYWHERE on any other albums...thesea rea the bands...:: The Cure : Burn
Machines of Loving grace: golgotha teneant blues Stone Temple Pilots: Big Empty
Nine Inch Nails (YEAS!!!!): Dead Souls Rage Agains the Machine: Darkness
Violent Femmes: Color me Once Rollins Band :: Ghost Rider Helmet: Milk Toast
Pantera: The Badge For Love Noit Lisa: Slip Slide Melting My Life WIth The
THrill KIll Kult: After teh Flescsh (yes..this is really new!!) The Jesus and
Mary Chain: Snakedriver Medicine: Time Baby III Jane Siberry : It kant rain all
the time teh best are the Helmet, Rage, Machines, Kult, and the NIN!!! the
thrill kill kult sound like they used too...thatnk godd!!!

response 2 of 20:

Apr 15 13:14 UTC 1994

"The Crow" -- the comic -- is actually quite disturbing and depressing.
I had always flipped through it in the store when it came out because it
thought the art was pretty good.  Last year, I bought "The Crow Collected"
trade paperback.  It blew me away.  It was one of the few comics I've
bought in my 20+ years of collecting that actually effected me emotionally.

I can only hope the film is 1/10th of the book.

response 4 of 20:

Apr 16 21:05 UTC 1994

I have got to see the movie!!!  A friend most highly recommends the
soundtrack!!

response 6 of 20:

Apr 19 18:19 UTC 1994

What a silly reson to see a movie (of course that's one of the reasons I am 
fascinated by it)  (er, that should be reason, not reson) <sigh>

response 8 of 20:

May 25 20:03 UTC 1994

I saw the movie: what a great dissapointment.  Very little char. development,
OK cinematography, but the story had so many holes, the plot was
extremely predictable, and it was set in a pseudo future- everything
was the same as the present except that it rained all the time.
No disrespect to Brandon- he himself did what he could with a lame script,
but it was annoying that the critics hailed it as a masterpiece- 
because if he hadn't died, I think they would've panned it...
Good soundtrack, though...

response 10 of 20:

May 27 20:51 UTC 1994

What did you love about it, anne?

response 12 of 20:

May 30 18:27 UTC 1994

wait, anne! romance with a dead body?!? sick!

response 14 of 20:

Jun 7 22:20 UTC 1994

Think I'm getting old. :-) Bought the Crow soundtrack on a friend's
reccommendatin and hated it. Noise. (Well, ok. I liked the Cure's song. And one
other, but most of it went --- whesh -- right over my head.) I admit I haven't
been  listening to most of the groups on there, but it was still a
disappointment.

response 16 of 20:

Jul 31 19:07 UTC 1994

Is this supposed to be a positive item, or what????
Anne, for your information, and Matt's (or is it Jim's?), there is a SCORE
as well, (I own both) that is EXCELENT, that has the music from the movie.

As for having a weak plot, I hope that you never die, or have to give a dying
person some words of encouragement.  I have read the Crow, I read it a long
time ago,and I have a copy now, and if THAT is a weak plot, then you have a
LOT to learn about scripts.  Due to the graphic, and emotional nature of the
Crow book, they had to tone it down for a general "R" rating. 

response 18 of 20:

Aug 7 19:03 UTC 1994

I just have to say that "The Crow" soundtrack rules! It had all of my favorite
bands from "Rage Against the Machine" to "Nine Inch Nails". "Pantera" and
"Violent Femmies" also had some cool tracks. If your in. \ quit end chat

response 20 of 20:

Oct 2 20:24 UTC 1994

Resoponding to the instrumental question, the score was composed