OK, I'll admit it, I got the soundtrack for the Manson song, "Golden Years", a cover of the David Bowie classic.  On this count, I was not dissappointed, it stands head and shoulders above most the disc, with a few exceptions.
      Those exceptions are "Super BonBon", the minor hit for Soul Coughing(a group that has been growing on me in the past few weeks), remixed by Brit-techno-ists PropellerHeads, and "I Only Want to Be With You", a cover done by Twiggy Ramirez and supermodel Twiggy(yes, that Twiggy).  The PropellerHeads remix, at first annoyed the hell out of me, but the more I listened to it, the more it impressed me.  It adds a hard edge to the original, and retains the catchiness inherent as well.  As for the Twiggy and Twiggy cover, it really has a eerie quality to it, and brings a hard edge to this classic song.
       The rest of the album is filled with brainless Mtv alterna-schlok, featuring Creed, etc., etc., they all sound the same.  If the rest of this album had been as good or intriguing as the standout tracks, it would have gotten a much better review, but alas, it only got a four.