VA-Sorority_Row-(OST)-2009-CFD

Section

MP3/FLAC

Group

CFD

Size

70,93 MB

Files

15

Date

2010-02-04

NFO

Artist..........: VA
Album...........: Sorority Row
Genre...........: Soundtrack
Label...........: Koch Records
Catnr...........: KOCCD4782
Source..........: CDDA
Rip.Date........: 03-02-2010
Street.Date.....: 31-08-2009
Quality.........: VBR/44.1kHz/Joint Stereo
Url.............: http://www.amazon.fr/Sorority-Row-Original-Soundtrack/dp/B002I
Size............: 70.92MB

 Song.Title :
 01. Stefy Rae - Tear Me Up                                   3:06
 02. Shwayze - Get U Home (Paul Oakenfold Remix)              4:21
 03. Ladytron - Ghosts                                        4:33
 04. Dragonette - I Get Around                                3:28
 05. Cashier No 9 - 42 West Avenue                            3:46
 06. A.D. - Get Up                                            1:46
 07. Cash Crop - Alcoholic                                    4:12
 08. Alana D - Break It Down                                  3:21
 09. Sizzle C - I Like Dem Girls                              2:38
 10. Ron Underwood - This Night                               3:09
 11. The DeeKompressors - Say What You Want                   3:50
 12. Camera Obscura - Tears For Affairs                       4:02
 13. King Juju - Doin' My Thing                               2:27
 14. Lykke Li - I'm Good, I'm Gone (Black Kids Remix)         3:23
 15. Aimee Allen - Emergency                                  2:59
                                                     Runtime: 51:01 min

 Release.Info :
B-movies like Sorority Row (a sorority prank goes too far, resulting in the
inevitable arrival of a serial killer) deserve B-movie music, a notion that the
compilers of the film's soundtrack have taken to heart. Of the 15 tracks, only a
few are even remotely memorable (Ladytron's "Ghosts," Camera Obscura's "Tears
for Affairs," and Dragonette's "booty" anthem "I Get Around" come to mind), but
there's hardly a dull moment. From the pseudo-goth grandstanding of Stefy Rae's
"Tear Me Up" to the infantile nihilism of Cash Crop's "Alcoholic," Sorority Row
blows by like a parade at 55 miles per hour, which is perfect, as the floats
only look good when they're blurry.

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