Soundtrack - Saw 2 (2005)

Band: Soundtrack
Album: Saw 2
Genre: Alternative Metal/Industrial Metal
Country: Various
Label: Image
Year: 2005

"Tracklist"

1. "Irresponsible Hate Anthem [Venus Head Trap Mix]" (Marilyn Manson)
2. "Sound Effects and Overdramatics" (The Used)
3. "Forget to Remember" (Mudvayne)
4. "September" (Bloodsimple)
5. "Blood" (Papa Roach)
6. "Rev 22:20 [Rev 4:20 Mix]" (Puscifer)
7. "Pieces" (Sevendust)
8. "Rodent [Ken "Hiwatt" Marshall Remix -- DDT Mix]"(Skinny Puppy)
9. "Burn the Witch [UNKLE Variation]" (Queens of the Stone Age)
10. "Holy" (A Band Called Pain)
11. "Three Fingers" (Buckethead; Saul Williams)
12. "Home Invasion Robbery" (Legion of Doom)
13. "Caliente (Dark Entries)" (Al Jourgensen; Gibby Haynes; Revolting Cocks)
14. "Step Up" (Opiate for the Masses)
15. "Don't Forget the Rules" (Charles Clouser)

Soundtrack - House of Wax (2005)

House of Wax soundtrack is pretty adequate for a quickie summer horror picture about the stalking, killing, and eventual waxing of handsome young people. It begins with the stinging beats and mild nihilism of "Spitfire" from the Prodigy's overlooked 2004 effort Always Outnumbered, Never Outgunned. My Chemical Romance seem obsessed with death anyway, so their spiky post-hardcore workout "I Never Told You What I Do for a Living" is a perfect fit. And where would a modern day chiller be without a cut from that lovable ghoul Marilyn Manson? The monger of all that is sinister contributes 1996 NIN ish "Dried Up, Tied and Dead to the World." House of Wax throws some curveballs alongside standard alt metal fare like Disturbed "Prayer" and Bloodsimple "Path to Prevail". It includes all seven minutes of the Stooges' silty, slow-burn 1970 classic "Dirt," and the punkified new wave of the Von Bondies' "Not That Social" is a great lead in to Har Mar Superstar and Karen O's crass-hop romp "Cut Me Up." The set also taps Joy Division's dour, intense "New Dawn Fades," but it seems really out of place. Still, House of Wax includes pretty much what you'd expect from the soundtrack to a movie so scary, it stars Paris Hilton and the Handsome Chad Michael Murray.

Band: Soundtrack Various Artists
Album: House of Wax [Original Soundtrack]
Genre: Alternative Metal, Post-Hardcore, Indie Rock
Country: Various
Label: Maverick
Year: 2005

"Tracklist"

01. "Spitfire" (The Prodigy)
02. "I Never Told You What I Do for a Living" (My Chemical Romance)
03. "Minerva" (Deftones)
04. "Gun in Hand" (Stutterfly)
05. "Prayer" (Disturbed)
06. "Path to Prevail" (Bloodsimple)
07. "Dried Up, Tied and Dead to the World" (Marilyn Manson)
08. "Dirt" (The Stooges)
09. "Not That Social" (The Von Bondies)
10. "Cut Me Up" (Har Mar Superstar)
11. "New Dawn Fades" (Joy Division)
12. "Taking Me Alive" (Dark New Day)
13. "Helena" (My Chemical Romance)

Soundtrack - Nightmare Revisited (2008)

A sort of tribute album to a soundtrack, Nightmare Revisited has covers and interpretations, recorded about 15 years after the original film, of material Danny Elfman wrote for the soundtrack of Tim Burton The Nightmare Before Christmas. It likely says something for the stature of both Burton and Elfman that more famous names than usual were enlisted as contributors for this offbeat project, including Marilyn Manson, Polyphonic Spree, Sparklehorse, and Korn. (Elfman himself appears as well, but only to supply opening and closing narrations.) While the premise behind the album might seem daft if you're not familiar with, or especially a fan of, the original soundtrack film, the participation of this extensive roster of artists does ensure that it's quite a bit more interesting and varied than the usual soundtrack disc (or at least soundtrack related, as it is in this case). It sometimes, as you'd expect, has the effect of turning Elfman's goofily gloomy tunes into relatively mainstream early 21st century rock. Yet there are some reasonably interesting twists on which the performers are clearly having fun, especially Polyphonic Spree's eight minutes "Town Meeting Song," which isn't so much a The Nightmare Before Christmas cover as an out and out homage to early 70's David Bowie, so closely does it resemble that superstar's glam days. It's the show stealer on this CD, even if it might have fit better on the Velvet Goldmine soundtrack than this quasi tribute record. But there are some other above average efforts too, like Sparklehorse's pained ballad "Jack's Obsession" and Plain White T's similarly dramatic treatment of "Poor Jack." Reminding us that this was originally a soundtrack and not a rock score, several cuts are more in the ambient action instrumental vein, even getting into a flamenco flavor of the mexican´s Rodrigo y Gabriela's with "Oogie Boogie's Song."

Band: Various Soundtrack
Album: Nightmare Revisited
Genre: Alternative Metal,/Heavy Metal/Rap Meta/Post-Grunge/Goth
Country: Various
Label: Disney Records
Year: 2008

"Tracklist"

01. "Overture" (DeVotchKa)
02. "Opening" (Danny Elfman)
03. "This Is Halloween" (Marilyn Manson)
04. "Jack's Lament" (The All-American Rejects)
05. "Doctor Finkelstein/In the Forest" (Amiina)
06. "What's This?" (Flyleaf)
07. "Town Meeting Song" (The Polyphonic Spree)
08. "Jack and Sally Montage" (Vitamin String Quartet)
09. "Jack's Obsession" (Sparklehorse)
10. "Kidnap the Sandy Claws" (Korn)
11. "Making Christmass" (Rise Against)
12. "Nabbed" (Yoshida Brothers)
13. "Oogie Boogie's Song" (Rodrigo y Gabriela)
14. "Sally's Song" (Amy Lee)
15. "Christmas Eve Montage" (Rjd2)
16. "Poor Jack"(Plain White T's)
17. "To the Rescue" (Datarock)
18. "Finale/Reprise" (Shiny Toy Guns)
19. "Closing" (Danny Elfman)
20. "End Title" (The Album Leaf)

Soundtrack - Guitar Hero 3: Companion Pack (2007)

Deambulando por internet y tratando de conseguir la 50 y tantas rolas que trae este super videogame me encontre que hay un soundtrack disponible en tiendas con rolas que no vienen en el juego y dije: "A ver" tengo que checar esto en fin solo trae 11 rolas 3 que no son del videogame entre ellos esta la que para mi es una banda revelacion como Flyleaf con la rola Tina
Velvet Revolver con Slither y una rola de Marilyn Manson en Remix medio loca e general el Soundtrack no esta nada mal pero si hubiese estado algo mas heavy si le doy 5 estrellitas.

Album: Guita Hero III: Companion Pack

Genre: Soundtrack/Heavy Metal/Alternative

Country: United States

Year: 2007

"Tracklist"

1. "Guitar Hero 3 (Intro)" 1:05 Slash
2. "Cherub Rock" 4:58 Smashing Pumpkins
3. "3's and 7's" 3:36 Queens of the Stone Age
4. "Miss Murder" 3:26 Afi
5. "Slither" 4:08 Velvet Revolver
6. "Kool Thing" 4:06 Sonic Youth
7. "Cult of Personality" 4:54 Living Colour
8. "Putting Holes in Happiness [Nick Zinner Remix]" 3:43 Marilyn Manson
9. "Tina" 2:31 Flyleaf
10. "Prayer of the Refugee" 3:19 Rise Agaist
11. "Devil Went Down to Georgia [Guitar Hero Original Version]" 6:16 Stephen Ouimette