Original Score - The Crow I (CD 1994)

Great CD if you are into this great cult movie..Fans of gothic type Bands will love it..if you buy this CD you must see the movie..

I had this CD back in 1994 and played it to death, if you love the film, you MUST buy this!!!!! Of coarse someone borrowed it and I never got it back, and I have just got the film again and saw this CD and its counterpart the soundtrack and bought them both on ebay, EXCELLENT buy!!!!

i love the case and the whole CD does the crow justice. The first 3 songs are excellent although the whole CD is a brilliant listen either on the ipod or bopping to in your car!

I bought this becuase I like the film and thought it might eb worth a listen...I love it!!

Finally some decent music not the pop rock trash that is around at the moment, I've heard alot of the songs before and it reminds me of old school clubbing!!

most of the music from the film the crow which is mainly a rock theam so if you likerock music you will like this. the main artist is the cure tho but as many other names to it.

Absolutely fantastic album!!! Really pleased with the condition of the CD!!! Made my day!! Really good value for money and great condition. Would buy from this seller again.

The soundtrack to the 1994 Brandon Lee gothic-revenge film 'The Crow' is a superb collection of rock tracks which highlight some of the varied and burgeoning sounds of the early-nineties end-of-grunge rock scene. There's the heavy bludgeon of an in-their-prime Pantera's take on Poison Idea's 'The Badge', there's the modern industrial flavour of Nine Inch Nails' cover of Joy Division's 'Dead Souls' and the glorious melody of Stone Temple Pilot's uplifting 'Big Empty'. With some notable contributions from The Cure, Rollins Band, Rage Against The Machine and an awesome track by For Love Not Lisa, the highlight of the show must surely be Helmet's 'Milquetoast', which appeared here shortly before it emerged on their 1994 album 'Betty'. Showcasing all of the cool stop-start riffing, tight-basslines and thunderous drumming which saw them signed to a major in 1992, it was an awesome declaration of their intent for their forthcoming album. The Crow Soundtrack ends with the bittersweet strains of Jane Siberry's "It Can't Rain All The Time" (which of course references some key lines from the film), which it could be argued has a certain poignancy to it in hindsight, if you bear in mind this came along around the time of Kurt Cobain's suicide - which effectively signalled the end of grunge; a music genre noted for it's depressing subject matter and angst-riddled protagonists. Is Siberry's gorgeous vocal suggesting that the days of gloom/rain/darkness (i.e.grunge)are over? And that the selection of tracks on this disc is a marker for more positive musical times to come? Probably not. And yet it fits eerily well for this collection of diverse mid-90's rock diamonds.

Zeebo Hellfire.

The crow is my all time favourite film. The soundtrack encaptures the whole essence of the film, also excellent to do air guitar and air drums to!
Well worth a listen to anyone who even slightly enjoyed the film.

great album, if you've seen the film then the tracks bring back all the feelings and emotions, my favourite songs are 'the cure - burn, nine inch nails - dead souls' and of course 'it can't rain all the time'.

THIS CD HAS POWERFUL MUSIC FROM THE FILM. THE MUSIC IS ALMOST DARK FROM THE FIRST SONG 'BURN' BY THE CURE.

i brought this as a present forone of my friends.
he had been looking for it everywhere for ages as he is a big fan of the film
everywhere we looked the cd was fairly expensive despite the age of it
so beacsue of this i decided to look for it on e bay and i struck lucky
he was veryimpressed with my purchase and pleased that i could get it for such a decent price

I love The Crow its an amazing film and the songs on there were really good speacialy the brandon lee solo so i bought the album and there were more songs on there which was also great so im happy i got it