Scream

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Track List	Review

Youth of America (2.5Mb)	This is one of the hidden treasures of the
Birdbrain	90's music scene. The movie was huge but
	people tended to ignore what great tunes
Whisper	accompanied it. Opening with the fierce
Catherine	guitar riffs of Youth of America, one of the
	best tracks on the CD, there are many
Red Right Hand	different styles of music. However they all
Nick Cave and the Bad Seeds	seem to come under the category of
	alternative. There are brilliant softer songs
Don't Fear the Reaper (3.9Mb)	such as the acoustic Don't Fear the Reaper
Gus	and some slightly more upbeat such as
	Whisper to a Scream and Bitter Pill. Within
Artificial World	all these music genres, there is still room for
Julee Cruise with The Flow	the stylish electronic music. The
	'Interdimensional Mix' as the song Artificial
Better Than Me	World is referred to combines soft
Sister Machine Gun	background sounds with fast drum beats,
	buzzes and rattles. The instrumental track
Whisper to a Scream	First Cool Hive is characterised by original
SoHo	humming and regular piano notes on top of
	a uniform drum beat. As the song progresses
First Cool Hive	vocal echoes nicely compliment the melodic
Moby	hums. The Australian contribution to the
	soundtrack, Nick Cave's Red Right Hand is
Bitter Pill	distinguished by it's abrupt guitar chords
The Connells	and unique riffs as well as Cave's deep,
	gothic voice and excellent lyrics. The CD is
School's Out	blessed with several other great tracks
The Last Hard Men	including a rendition of Alice Cooper's
	School's Out. Overall the tracks on this CD
Trouble in Woodsboro/Sidney's Lament	are by relatively unknown artists and
Marco Beltrami	compliment the movie quite well.