November 08
2005
Firefly soundtrack released on CD today in the States.
Twenty five tracks of 'Verse goodness for your listening pleasure.
Simon
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pat32082 | November 08, 17:23 CET
Ocular | November 08, 18:38 CET
But to answer your question, no, the film soundtrack doesn't have the Fruity Oaty Bar theme as a track.
pat32082 | November 08, 18:41 CET
rivergirl | November 08, 20:43 CET
Unfortunately the Serenity soundtrack is also missing the instrumental version of The Ballad of Serenity and the Fruity Oaty Bars jingle. Apparently there might be a full version of the latter on the DVD, which makes up for it, and I could understand why they wouldn't have wanted to put it in the middle of the soundtrack alongside the score music, but it certainly could have been a bonus track. But The Ballad of Serenity fits in very well with the score and definitely should be on it. Apart from that, the soundtrack is also very impressive.
Razor | November 08, 20:48 CET
I really like the movie soundtrack, just a shame that the "Ballad of Serenity" instrumental isn't on it. Hopefully the Fruity Oaty Bars jingle will be somewhere on the DVD.
All Joss' shows have a soundtrack now, wouldn't mind having a score based Buffy soundtrack though, there was loads of good music in that show.
Ghost Spike | November 08, 20:59 CET
I've ordered this on Amazon.co.uk so it should be a week or two before it comes
Apocalypse | November 08, 21:13 CET
Buffy has had two soundtracks with the music featured in the show, and the Once More With Feeling soundtrack, but I'd really like a score CD since both Angel and Firefly have them. I don't think soundtracks are quite as good because you can download all the individual songs anyway, whereas you can't with the score.
So number one for me would be a Buffy score, and maybe an Angel soundtrack.
Just curious, does anyone know if there are any plans for future Buffy or Angel CDs? Obviously the Buffy ones must have sold well for them to make 3, so why haven't there been any more? Did the Angel score sell well? I don't think the shows being over has any difference, there is still a very loyal fanbase.
Razor | November 08, 21:39 CET
Also, I agree Buffy really really needs a score cd. I went on a downloading rampage one day and downloaded as may as I could find, but I have no idea where the disk is...
[ edited by MySerenity on 2005-11-08 20:36 ]
MySerenity | November 08, 22:28 CET
| November 09, 00:05 CET
samatwitch | November 09, 01:05 CET
Point is, I'm glad I spent the money again. :-)
pat32082 | November 09, 02:35 CET
gooball | November 09, 02:40 CET
ETA: People who have the soundtrack...."Inside the Tam House"....OMG. Was that not incredibly beautiful? You can't really make it out that well in the episode, but holy moly.
And another one that surprised me was "Burgess Kills"...I tend to hear action cues, even the unique-sounding action cues of Firefly, and feel that that's all they're good for--action-cueing. But I loved that piece. The drums were fantastic.
EaTA: Uh, anybody notice how the "River's Eyes" piece appears twice? Once before the "In My Bunk/Jayne's Statue/Boom" trio in Track 14, and then of course, where it's supposed to be, in Track 17.
Here's the thing--in the digital download, "River's Eyes" was originally inbetween "In My Bunk/Boom" in a track, and "Jayne's Statue" wasn't there. So, somebody forgot to remove it. Hee. I just think it's funny.
[ edited by pat32082 on 2005-11-09 01:16 ]
[ edited by pat32082 on 2005-11-09 01:36 ]
pat32082 | November 09, 02:44 CET
IMForeman | November 09, 03:49 CET
The One True b!X | November 09, 03:54 CET
I went to Borders last week looking for the Firefly soundtrack. Huh. Maybe the fact that it just came out today is why I couldn't find it... ^^;;;
Anyway, I did end up buying the Serenity score and the novelization. The score is oh so beautiful, and while I'm not convinced yet from the 20-some pages I read on Friday that Firefly can make a comfortable transition to the printed page, I shall certainly read it. After Eragon: Inheritance, Eragon: Eldest, In Cold Blood, Railroad, and Jarhead that is. Heh, heh...
But hey, now I must get the Firefly soundtrack...
Just a shame that "Hero of Canton" isn't on it...
ETA: I meant no offense to Keith R.A. DeCandido in my earlier comments. I haven't read anything else by him, and I really didn't mean to pass judgment on his writing. The book so far is fine, and I've changed my comments to reflect more accurately my opinion that while it's not a bad read, the 'verse doesn't seem quite suited to novel form.
[ edited by UnpluggedCrazy on 2005-11-09 04:14 ]
UnpluggedCrazy | November 09, 05:05 CET
SoddingNancyTribe | November 09, 05:27 CET
I've edited by comments to reflect my feelings more accurately.
UnpluggedCrazy | November 09, 06:15 CET
SoddingNancyTribe | November 09, 06:28 CET
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Kris | November 09, 19:15 CET