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 Posted: Thu Dec 28, 2006 10:03 am
I just got the new NBC cd. IT's really good( expecially if you like all of the music that is on the movie). It has all of the music from the movie on it, and has about 5 remixed songs by: Panic! at the disco, She wants Revnge, Fall out boy, Maralyn mansion, and Fiona Apple! I enjoy all of the remixes, but i Really like all of the original songs that Danny Elfman made ( i think he's an awsome music writter and composer!) .
Has anyone else heard/or have this CD?
If so... What's your favourite songs?, do you like the remixes?..........or you can just talk about anything to do with this CD or movie! xd
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Posted: Thu Dec 28, 2006 5:47 pm
i prefer the original songs, but i love the manson cover.
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Posted: Fri Dec 29, 2006 8:43 am
I'm sorry, but I really despise the new CD with the covers-- I don't like any of them, and I think it just made TNBC more too commercial and appealing to the wrong sort of crowd (e.g. people who think that it's a Goth movie).
In my opinion, Marilyn Manson did a fair job, but I just can't like any of the covers, because the originals are all just such classics that shouldn't be fooled around with.
Danny Elfman will always rule! >D Hehe.
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Posted: Fri Dec 29, 2006 11:12 pm
I like all of the covers except "Kidnap the Sandy Claws."
She Wants Revenge. Must. Die. They murdered my song.
It is slowed down, sung mostly by one person, sung in a whiny, monotonous tone of voice, techno, and worst of all, fails to use the original tune save for ten seconds in the middle (at precisely two minutes, thirty-five seconds. I will sometimes skip there to listen to it, because those eight seconds are the only part of the song I can stand).
Manson and Panic! both did a wonderful job with "This is Halloween," and you could tell that Fall Out Boy had fun with "What's This?" I liked Fiona Apple's version of "Sally's Song," but I feel that while it sounds lovely, her voice is too deep for the part, and at some places she sounds whiny too.
The Elfman demos are my favorite, especially "Kidnap the Sandy Claws." You may notice his voice goes high on Lock's parts. The reason is in the original script, Lock and Shock had each other's roles, but were switched later. I just love how he attempts to make his voice childish, and overall it is a delight to hear.
"Making Christmas" seemed to have been cut in half and entirely rearranged in the final, but it was a treat to listen to. I laughed at the Mayor's voice, and Elfman has kept Jack consistent from the beginning. "Oogie Boogie's Song" was fun to listen to. I think Elfman's Oogie voice is a bit strange, probably because Ken Page's voice is so deep and Elfman's is a lot lighter, but I liked it anyway.
"This is Halloween" is definitely my second favorite of the Elfman demos. I love Elfman's variety of voices, and they all went so well together. I would not have been surprised if that demo was the final for the movie.
Overall, it is a wonderful CD. Now to find some lollipops to shove down She Wants Revenge's throats...
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Posted: Sat Dec 30, 2006 3:16 pm
GC rox 4 eva I just got the new NBC cd. IT's really good( expecially if you like all of the music that is on the movie). It has all of the music from the movie on it, and has about 5 remixed songs by: Panic! at the disco, She wants Revnge, Fall out boy, Maralyn mansion, and Fiona Apple! I enjoy all of the remixes, but i Really like all of the original songs that Danny Elfman made ( i think he's an awsome music writter and composer!) . Has anyone else heard/or have this CD? If so... What's your favourite songs?, do you like the remixes?..........or you can just talk about anything to do with this CD or movie! xd ,,,i got the cd on opening day
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Posted: Mon Jan 01, 2007 1:21 pm
I have that C.D! Its SO COOL! I will listen to everthing, but 'Oogie Boogie's Song'(It creeps me out!) and She Wants Revenge's cover for 'Kidnap the Sandy Claws.'(I think they ruined it.)
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Posted: Mon Jan 01, 2007 8:09 pm
Nightmare1 I like all of the covers except "Kidnap the Sandy Claws." She Wants Revenge. Must. Die. They murdered my song. It is slowed down, sung mostly by one person, sung in a whiny, monotonous tone of voice, techno, and worst of all, fails to use the original tune save for ten seconds in the middle (at precisely two minutes, thirty-five seconds. I will sometimes skip there to listen to it, because those eight seconds are the only part of the song I can stand). Manson and Panic! both did a wonderful job with "This is Halloween," and you could tell that Fall Out Boy had fun with "What's This?" I liked Fiona Apple's version of "Sally's Song," but I feel that while it sounds lovely, her voice is too deep for the part, and at some places she sounds whiny too. The Elfman demos are my favorite, especially "Kidnap the Sandy Claws." You may notice his voice goes high on Lock's parts. The reason is in the original script, Lock and Shock had each other's roles, but were switched later. I just love how he attempts to make his voice childish, and overall it is a delight to hear. "Making Christmas" seemed to have been cut in half and entirely rearranged in the final, but it was a treat to listen to. I laughed at the Mayor's voice, and Elfman has kept Jack consistent from the beginning. "Oogie Boogie's Song" was fun to listen to. I think Elfman's Oogie voice is a bit strange, probably because Ken Page's voice is so deep and Elfman's is a lot lighter, but I liked it anyway. "This is Halloween" is definitely my second favorite of the Elfman demos. I love Elfman's variety of voices, and they all went so well together. I would not have been surprised if that demo was the final for the movie. Overall, it is a wonderful CD. Now to find some lollipops to shove down She Wants Revenge's throats...
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Posted: Tue Jan 02, 2007 7:30 pm
>< My poor Lock, Shock, and Barrel...if they were not already dead, they would probably be spinning in their graves.
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Posted: Wed Jan 03, 2007 3:10 pm
koRn kidd_27 i prefer the original songs, but i love the manson cover. ya that's a good remix version that he did.
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Posted: Wed Jan 03, 2007 3:13 pm
spimky I'm sorry, but I really despise the new CD with the covers-- I don't like any of them, and I think it just made TNBC more too commercial and appealing to the wrong sort of crowd (e.g. people who think that it's a Goth movie).
In my opinion, Marilyn Manson did a fair job, but I just can't like any of the covers, because the originals are all just such classics that shouldn't be fooled around with.
Danny Elfman will always rule! >D Hehe. lol, it's ok. it's good that u said your opinion. I also really do prefer the original songs too, but i do enjoy the covers. ya Danny Elfman will always be amazing!
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Posted: Wed Jan 03, 2007 3:17 pm
LittleBlackWolf Nightmare1 I like all of the covers except "Kidnap the Sandy Claws." She Wants Revenge. Must. Die. They murdered my song. It is slowed down, sung mostly by one person, sung in a whiny, monotonous tone of voice, techno, and worst of all, fails to use the original tune save for ten seconds in the middle (at precisely two minutes, thirty-five seconds. I will sometimes skip there to listen to it, because those eight seconds are the only part of the song I can stand). Manson and Panic! both did a wonderful job with "This is Halloween," and you could tell that Fall Out Boy had fun with "What's This?" I liked Fiona Apple's version of "Sally's Song," but I feel that while it sounds lovely, her voice is too deep for the part, and at some places she sounds whiny too. The Elfman demos are my favorite, especially "Kidnap the Sandy Claws." You may notice his voice goes high on Lock's parts. The reason is in the original script, Lock and Shock had each other's roles, but were switched later. I just love how he attempts to make his voice childish, and overall it is a delight to hear. "Making Christmas" seemed to have been cut in half and entirely rearranged in the final, but it was a treat to listen to. I laughed at the Mayor's voice, and Elfman has kept Jack consistent from the beginning. "Oogie Boogie's Song" was fun to listen to. I think Elfman's Oogie voice is a bit strange, probably because Ken Page's voice is so deep and Elfman's is a lot lighter, but I liked it anyway. "This is Halloween" is definitely my second favorite of the Elfman demos. I love Elfman's variety of voices, and they all went so well together. I would not have been surprised if that demo was the final for the movie. Overall, it is a wonderful CD. Now to find some lollipops to shove down She Wants Revenge's throats... lol, i kinda agree on the she wants revenge. it wasn't bad, but i really l;ike the original song! I also liked listening to the demos! I liked to Oogie Bogie song too, i really enjoyed listening to all of the different voices that they do! there all fun to listen to!
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Posted: Sun Jan 07, 2007 2:47 pm
GC rox 4 eva LittleBlackWolf Nightmare1 I like all of the covers except "Kidnap the Sandy Claws." She Wants Revenge. Must. Die. They murdered my song. It is slowed down, sung mostly by one person, sung in a whiny, monotonous tone of voice, techno, and worst of all, fails to use the original tune save for ten seconds in the middle (at precisely two minutes, thirty-five seconds. I will sometimes skip there to listen to it, because those eight seconds are the only part of the song I can stand). Manson and Panic! both did a wonderful job with "This is Halloween," and you could tell that Fall Out Boy had fun with "What's This?" I liked Fiona Apple's version of "Sally's Song," but I feel that while it sounds lovely, her voice is too deep for the part, and at some places she sounds whiny too. The Elfman demos are my favorite, especially "Kidnap the Sandy Claws." You may notice his voice goes high on Lock's parts. The reason is in the original script, Lock and Shock had each other's roles, but were switched later. I just love how he attempts to make his voice childish, and overall it is a delight to hear. "Making Christmas" seemed to have been cut in half and entirely rearranged in the final, but it was a treat to listen to. I laughed at the Mayor's voice, and Elfman has kept Jack consistent from the beginning. "Oogie Boogie's Song" was fun to listen to. I think Elfman's Oogie voice is a bit strange, probably because Ken Page's voice is so deep and Elfman's is a lot lighter, but I liked it anyway. "This is Halloween" is definitely my second favorite of the Elfman demos. I love Elfman's variety of voices, and they all went so well together. I would not have been surprised if that demo was the final for the movie. Overall, it is a wonderful CD. Now to find some lollipops to shove down She Wants Revenge's throats... lol, i kinda agree on the she wants revenge. it wasn't bad, but i really l;ike the original song! I also liked listening to the demos! I liked to Oogie Bogie song too, i really enjoyed listening to all of the different voices that they do! there all fun to listen to! If I aggree with anything Nightmare1 said, I agree with what She Want Revenge did to 'Kidnap the Sandy Claws!' I listened to it, and my ears bleed. It irongic that they named their group 'She Wants Revenge.' 'Cause I'm a she, and I want revenge.
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Posted: Mon Jan 08, 2007 11:04 am
Mew_GaarasGirl If I aggree with anything Nightmare1 said, I agree with what She Want Revenge did to 'Kidnap the Sandy Claws!' I listened to it, and my ears bleed. It irongic that they named their group 'She Wants Revenge.' 'Cause I'm a she, and I want revenge.Agreed. stare
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Posted: Tue Jan 09, 2007 2:40 pm
Nightmare1 Mew_GaarasGirl If I aggree with anything Nightmare1 said, I agree with what She Want Revenge did to 'Kidnap the Sandy Claws!' I listened to it, and my ears bleed. It irongic that they named their group 'She Wants Revenge.' 'Cause I'm a she, and I want revenge.Agreed. stare
I liked everything on the CD except for that and FOB's version of 'What's this?' I thought they made it too... Boy band-ish. whee
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Posted: Wed Jan 10, 2007 11:15 am
I loved "What's This?", probably because of the fast pace ad it unintentionally ,ade me dance to it the first time around. ^^
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