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Godzilla [Explicit Lyrics]
Godzilla: The Album (1998 Film)
Average customer rating: 3 out of 5 stars
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  • Good soundtrack, GREAT movie
  • Godzilla vs Mecha Devlin and Emmerich
 Godzilla: The Album (1998 Film)
Various Artists
Manufacturer: Sony
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ASIN: B000006O86
Release Date: 1998-05-19

Tracks:

  1. Heroes - The Wallflowers
  2. Come With Me - Puff Daddy
  3. Deeper Underground - Jamiroquai
  4. No Shelter - Rage Against The Machine
  5. Air - Ben Folds Five
  6. Running Knees - Days Of The New
  7. Macy Day Parade - Michael Penn
  8. Walk The Sky - Fuel
  9. A320 - Foo Fighters
  10. Brain Stew (The Godzilla Remix) - Green Day
  11. Untitled - Silverchair
  12. Out There - Fuzzbubble
  13. Undercover - Joey DeLuxe
  14. Opening Titles - David Arnold
  15. Looking For Clues - David Arnold

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Godzilla's return to the big screen mixes old and new; this monster of a flick infuses '90s special effects into the classic tale of a lizard gone awry. In effect, the movie's soundtrack embraces a similar resurrection: established artists either breathing new life into well-worn tunes or showcasing exclusive tracks and new lineups. And, like the movie, the soundtrack only succeeds on certain levels. The Wallflowers' recording of David Bowie's "Heroes" (the album's single) is hardly groundbreaking, and the predictable Puffdaddy treatment to Led Zeppelin's "Kashmir" drags on. The Foo Fighters, here in their first recording to feature new guitarist Franz Stahl, take a mellow pop tromp. Ben Folds Five's "Air" and Green Day's "Brain Stew," the latter remixed especially for Godzilla, are the album highlights. As the saying goes, sometimes bigger isn't better. --Jason Verlinde

Customer Reviews:

3 out of 5 stars Huge Godzilla Fan.......2007-07-13

So I accepted that Godzilla just isn't Godzilla and watched the movie and I actually really liked it. Until half way into the film when they kill off Godzilla and leave us with a bad Jurassic park. It's almost step by step the original Jurassic Park in side the museum when the raptors are chasing the boy and girl. Even the way the baby Godzillas interact, with them snapping at each other with a neck curl.

So as a Godzilla fan I found myself bored and wanting to see a big monster destroying the city not little babies fully developed running around trying to eat the humans because they smelled like fish. That also made me sad; that they had to justify the little tikes eating the humans by saying the smelled like fish and not saying they just hatched from their eggs and are hungry for some meat, which happens to be man meat.

The films cute and if your not a fan of the original its fun and great for kids my friend raised on it, knowing it line by line watched it with me and he still loved it. It's a good take on the American portrayal of Godzilla, and it still had little tid bits for us fans it just forgot what the fans come to watch.

One thing i feel that this film handled so well was the love for the beast and the sadness of it creation. that it will have to die for humans to live. this part of the film i felt was amazing and very true to godzilla.

For me I love Godzilla and as a kid anytime he was on screen I would run over to the TV and sit about a foot away, but there was also the great stories between the characters. The boyfriend in Godzilla vs. Monster Zero trying to impress his girlfriend brother so he can marry her, and when he is the one that figures out how to stop the destruction the brother looks at him with such anger. It's amazing. There isn't anything like this in this movie and that's why in my option it falls short. Never giving us anything to hold onto. Nothing more mature then a teenage drama that as a kid, I had no interest in, and now as an adult I find it immature and boring.

But now as a fan there are the Sony classic releases where they're releasing all the originals with the Japanese cuts and American cuts which are great. Again this film is ment for people that aren't fans, and if so enjoy it a good American big monster movie with some amazing CGI when it was made and still is very impressive. Just remember there is more to the big guy then him just wanting to eat fish.

4 out of 5 stars Godzilla.......2007-07-03

Good action picture. Godzilla is a cross between the old Godzilla and
Alien. Enjoyed very much.

2 out of 5 stars It's Hard to Catch a Cab In NYC.......2007-07-03

I watched 1998's Godzilla again after nine years and the experience has gotten better with age. I remember that I was hugely disappointed when the film was released but I guess I've mellowed with time. Either that or monster movies have gotten progressively worse.

Yes, the acting is routinely bad all around, even though Matthew Broderick and Jean Reno try. They are not helped by a rather poor script but I'm willing to forvive that now. Indeed there are a few funny (albeit unintentionally) lines of dialogue that produced chuckles.

The premise is as one would expect. Big monster created by nuclear fallout. It travels to New York in order to nest. Lots of mayhem ensues. Lots of baby zillas hatch at Madison Square Garden. There is a large amount of destruction before the good guys win. Godzilla spends about 30 minutes hunting down a cab. Monster killed. End of story. Great premise for summer blockbuster if your target audience is teenage boys. Bad premise for anyone who actually thinks about the film they have just seen. Sure its illogical but this is Godzilla not Citizen Cane.

I did not view the fairly new "Monster" Edition but the standard one disc limited edition. The film sounds great and looks quite good. It features a featurette on the making of the film and a commentary track by the Special Effects Coordinator along with some bonus publicity materials.
These special features ar ok but not great.

Like I said I've mellowed over the years. While Godzilla is not great filmaking it can be a rather fun ride. Give it a chance at least to laugh at.

5 out of 5 stars Good soundtrack, GREAT movie.......2007-06-13

I can't believe how stupid people are, when this movie came out people whined about it for various reasons. Some said well it doesn't look like the old Godzilla, ok it would have been nice but they set out for it to look more like a lizard not a man in a costume, and this is easily better than any corny Japanese Godzilla movies, which I enjoy as well but let's be realistic. As far as the Soundtrack it's good but not great, more around 3 1/2 stars but since some idiots on here reviewed the movie not the soundtrack it deserves more than 3 stars. Good tracks by Fuel, Green Day, Days of the New and others and the last two tracks from the score were good as well.

1 out of 5 stars Godzilla vs Mecha Devlin and Emmerich.......2007-05-15

This movie should only be viewed as a coaster for your beer to rest on while you watch a REAL Godzilla movie...P.S. I rated this loser of a flick 1 star because there wasn't an option for the this-is-the-worst-suck-movie-of-all-time rating
The Best Of Godzilla 1954-1975: Original Film Soundtracks
Average customer rating: 4.5 out of 5 stars
  • Very Happy I Got This CD
  • A Must Own For Every Atomic Monster Nuts!
  • A must buy for anyone who has gone insane or is on drugs:
  • Not Exactly the Best, but a Fine Collection
  • Great cd for Home Movies!
 The Best Of Godzilla 1954-1975: Original Film Soundtracks
Various Artists
Manufacturer: Gnp Crescendo
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ASIN: B0000061GJ
Release Date: 1998-02-17

Tracks:

  1. Godzilla 1954: Footsteps FX
  2. Godzilla 1954: Godzilla Main Title
  3. Godzilla 1954: Ootojima Temple Festival
  4. Godzilla 1954: Japanese Army March
  5. Godzilla 1954: Godzilla Comes Ashore
  6. Godzilla 1954: Godzilla's Rampage
  7. Godzilla 1954: Ending
  8. Godzilla Raids Again: Main Title - Masaru Satoh
  9. King Kong Vs. Godzilla: Helicopter/Man Screams/SOS FX
  10. King Kong Vs. Godzilla: Main Title
  11. King Kong Vs. Godzilla: King Kong Roars FX
  12. King Kong Vs. Godzilla: Planning King Kong's Transport
  13. Mothra: Mothera's Song - Peanuts
  14. Mothra Vs. Godzilla: Mothra FX
  15. Mothra Vs. Godzilla: Main Title
  16. Mothra Vs. Godzilla: Sacred Springs
  17. Ghidorah The Three Headed Monster: Main Title/Monsters Appear In Yokohama
  18. Invasion Of The Astro-Monster: UFO Approaches/Mosters Fight FX/Monster Battle March (Main Title)
  19. Son Of Godzilla: Main Title - Masaru Satoh
  20. Son Of Godzilla: Godzilla Vs. Kumonga - Masaru Satoh
  21. Son Of Godzilla: Ending - Masaru Satoh
  22. Destroy All Monsters: Godzilla FX/Toho Mark/Main Title
  23. Destroy All Monsters: Title Credits
  24. Destroy All Monsters: Four Monsters Attack Tokyo
  25. Destroy All Monsters: Destroying The Remote Control
  26. Destroy All Monsters: Showdown On Mt. Fuji
  27. Destroy All Monsters: Ending
  28. All Monsters Attack: Cute Kid Theme/Monster Fight - Kunio Miyauchi
  29. Godzilla Vs. Hedorah: Godzilla's Fight - Riichiroh Manabe
  30. Godzilla Vs. Gigan: Main Title
  31. Godzilla Vs. Gigan: Main Title Repeat
  32. Godzilla Vs. Gigan: Godzilla March-Record Version
  33. Godzilla Vs. Megalon: Jet Jaguar/Megalon FX - Riichiroh Manabe
  34. Godzilla Vs. Megalon: Main Title - Riichiroh Manabe
  35. Godzilla Vs. Megalon: Godzilla Of Monster Island - Riichiroh Manabe
  36. Godzilla Vs. MechaGodzilla: MechaGodzilla FX - Masaru Satoh
  37. Godzilla Vs. MechaGodzilla: Godzilla Vs. Anguiras - Masaru Satoh
  38. Godzilla Vs. MechaGodzilla: Miyarabi's Prayer - Masaru Satoh
  39. Terror Of MechaGodzilla: Main Title
  40. Terror Of MechaGodzilla: MechaGodzilla II
  41. Terror Of MechaGodzilla: Godzilla's Entrance
  42. Terror Of MechaGodzilla: Ending
  43. Theme From Godzilla

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Despite the best--no, make that worst--efforts of a Hollywood studio to destroy his legacy in the '90s, Godzilla lives! Okay, we know, the original Gojira is still just an underpaid and overworked stuntman in a clumsy rubber suit, but that just makes the Big Guy's half-century legacy all the more remarkable. Perhaps the most underrated element of Kaiju Eiga (the Japanese term for the prolific, internationally successful monster genre spawned by the World's Biggest Radioactively Mutated Reptile with an Attitude) is its earnest, nightmarish music. The Toho Studios series' cheese-factor may have waxed and waned (mostly the former) in ensuing years, but its music maintained a remarkably even keel. The dark, often minimalist efforts of original composer Akira Ifukube set the tone, coloring much of the toy-city stomping with ominous, nerve-wracking cues. But as the genre entered the swinging '60s, a deliciously skewed pop sensibility began to take hold, as Tokyo now saw its property insurance rates skyrocket to a soundtrack increasingly informed by warbling chanteuses and twangy guitars. GNP-Crescendo offers up a generous and sampling of the first 20 years of Kaiju Eiga music here, complete with annotation and lavish color artwork that would put many major-label anthologies to shame. --Jerry McCulley

Customer Reviews:

5 out of 5 stars Very Happy I Got This CD.......2007-04-18

There is no question about it, this is the best collection you can buy of music from the Godzilla films. I am completely blown away by this album, many times I hear a certain song and instantly remember which movie it is from. This is a great thing to have, the music is beautiful and it is every Godzilla song from the Showa series that you would ever want.

5 out of 5 stars A Must Own For Every Atomic Monster Nuts!.......2007-02-13

This soundtrack is outstanding. It had significantly more cuts on it than I realized when I purchased it, and I actually have had it in my car for months.

Anyone who has a soft spot for atomic mutations and prehistoric terrors in rubber costumes will enjoy this soundtrack. I love to put it on when I'm on long drives, and even play it in the background when I'm socializing or gaming with my friends. Many people recall the music but have no idea where they heard it before. When they learn it is from all the Godzilla films from '54 to '75, they always have the same reaction: They tell me about the first time they saw a Godzilla movie, how they would watch them on late nights or Saturday afternoons on the local UHF channel, and how they often pretented to be the monster while wrestling with their friends.

1000% Nastalgia, and worth every penny.

1 out of 5 stars A must buy for anyone who has gone insane or is on drugs:.......2005-12-21

Yeah you heard me, I think crap like this sould be reserved for prisoners so they could suffer with bleeding ears and bloody noses. anyways you must buy this if your mind is well not working at full compacity. Please buy this if you have had too much soda and are up at 2:55 in the moring thank you and good morning.

4 out of 5 stars Not Exactly the Best, but a Fine Collection.......2005-11-07

I actually got this soundtrack as a used CD, but I still find some of the music to be pretty enjoyable. Here's what I think about it.

Godzilla, King of the Monsters (1-7): A great score by Akira Ifukube. I love the gloomy music for the destruction scenes and track seven, which is pretty emotional.

Godzilla Raids Again (8): Only one track, which is fairly good, but not the type of music I would want to listen to over and over again. This music is by Masaro Satoh, who I believe didn't get really good until later.

King Kong vs. Godzilla (9-12): I think more Ifukube music from this film could have been better than the FX sounds (althoguh King Kong's roaring is pretty cool). The main title music is my favorite.

Mothra (13): An annoying track. The fairies are among my least favorite characters fromt he Godzilla series. THe song does have a nice tune, but the singing is not worth lsitening to again and again.

Godzilla vs. Mothra (14-15): Another good Akira Ifukube score.

Ghidrah, the Three-Headed Monster (17): Here it is, A track containing Ifukube's Showa Godzilla theme!

Invasion of the Astro-Monster (18): Interesting FX sounds followed by a cool military march.

Son of Godzilla (19-21): Excellent! Masaru Satoh's Minya's theme, the battle music, and the ending theme are awesome! Too bad no music from Godzilla vs. the Sea Monster was included.

Destroy All Monsters (22-27): Fairly good music from Akira Ifukube, but it gets way too repetitious!

Godzilla's Revenge (28): The Cute Kid Theme is awfully hilarious! A so-so track from Kunio Miyauchi.

Godzilla vs. Hedorah (29): Only one track given and it's this?! We have Richiro Manabe's horific Godzilla thme, with its blaring horns. They should have put in Hedorah's theme.

Godzilla vs. Gigan (30-32): Akira Ifukube's music from previous movies were used, so the music was orignally compoesed for other films. Okay msuic, and the song is fairly good.

Godzilla vs. Megalon (33-35): Blaring music by Richiro Manabe. His work on Godzilla vs. Hedorah was far better than this.

Godzilla vs. MechaGodzilla (36-38): The best music on the CD! MechaGodzilla's theme is so jazzy and sinister! Thanks, Masaru Satoh!

Terrror of MechaGodzilla (39-42): Akira Ifukube produces some amazing music, but once again it gets a little too repetitious.

Theme from Godzilla (43): A band led by some guy named Neil norman produces a fine tribute to Godzilla, endinghte soudntrack.

Music that should have been included:
1. At least one selection from Godzilla vs. the Sea Monster
2. Some Ifukube music that is played during the Godzilla vs. Gigan scene in which Angurius is driven away by the military.
3. Heodrah's Theme
4. The opening music from Godzilla vs. MechaGodzilla

All in all, this soundtrack is a must for Godzilla fans!

4 out of 5 stars Great cd for Home Movies!.......2005-08-22

I was needing some background music for my home videos and this cd didn't disappoint. It was perfect!
The Best Of Godzilla 1984-1995: Original Film Soundtracks
Average customer rating: 4.5 out of 5 stars
  • Should incude fx.
  • Forget about the guy in the rubber suit
  • Godzilla is the "King of Monsters"!
  • The Greatest of Godzilla
  • A mostly excellent compilation, with a few odd choices.
 The Best Of Godzilla 1984-1995: Original Film Soundtracks
Various Artists
Manufacturer: Gnp Crescendo
ProductGroup: Music
Binding: Audio CD

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ASIN: B000007OF8
Release Date: 1998-02-17

Tracks:

  1. Godzilla's Theme (From Godzilla Vs. King Ghidorah)
  2. The Return Of Godzilla: Main Title - Reijiroh Koroku
  3. The Return Of Godzilla: Take Shelter5/Godzilla Vs. Super X - Reijiroh Koroku
  4. The Return Of Godzilla: Japanese Army March - Reijiroh Koroku
  5. The Return Of Godzilla: Godzilla's Exit - Reijiroh Koroku
  6. The Return Of Godzilla: Ending - Reijiroh Koroku
  7. Godzilla Vs. Biollante: Scramble March - Kohichi Sugiyama
  8. Godzilla Vs. Biollante: Bio Wars - Kohichi Sugiyama
  9. Godzilla Vs. Biollante: Ending - Kohichi Sugiyama
  10. Godzilla Vs. King Ghidorah: Main Title/UFO Invasion
  11. Godzilla Vs. King Ghidorah: King Ghidorah Attacks Fukuoka
  12. Godzilla Vs. King Ghidorah: Get King Ghidorah
  13. Godzilla Vs. Mothra: Main Title
  14. Godzilla Vs. Mothra: Mahara Mothra
  15. Godzilla Vs. Mothra: Mesa March
  16. Godzilla Vs. Mothra: Rolling Title Ending
  17. Godzilla Vs. Mothra: Mothra's Song - Cosmos
  18. Godzilla Vs. Mechagodzilla II: Main Title
  19. Godzilla Vs. Mechagodzilla II: G-Force March #1
  20. Godzilla Vs. Spacegodzilla: Prologue/Main Title - Takayuki Hattori
  21. Godzilla Vs. Spacegodzilla: Bass Island - Takayuki Hattori
  22. Godzilla Vs. Spacegodzilla: Mogera Vs. Spacegodzilla #2 - Takayuki Hattori
  23. Godzilla Vs. Spacegodzilla: Mogera Vs. Spacegodzilla #3 - Takayuki Hattori
  24. Godzilla Vs. Spacegodzilla: Crystal - Isao Shigetoh
  25. Godzilla Vs. Destoroyah: Main Title/Hong Kong's Destruction
  26. Godzilla Vs. Destoroyah: Attack Of Super X III
  27. Godzilla Vs. Destoroyah: Mesa Tank Super Freeze Attack
  28. Godzilla Vs. Destoroyah: Requiem
  29. Godzilla Vs. Destoroyah: Ending Title
  30. Monster Zero March - Neil Norman & His Cosmic Orchestra

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Godzilla, the beast that even a big-budget Hollywood stinkeroo couldn't kill, has been many things in his (her?) illustrious career: nuclear allegory, loving parent, neighborhood pest, property insurance exemption clause. But has-been? That's what many cynics were calling the Big Lizard by the late '70s. Resurrecting their cash, er, cow after a nine-year hiatus in the mid-'80s, Japan's Toho Studios wisely moved away from the tired stock footage, cheap effects, and kiddie-corn plot lines that had come to characterize the series, moving the final seven sagas back to the deadly-serious aesthetic of the original. Ironically, as Gojira's handlers got back to their cinematic roots, the films' music initially moved closer to the Hollywood mainstream, including healthy doses of heroic Korngold-esque romanticism and even screaming, diddly-squeak-school metal guitar. But after the more modern, if questionably effective efforts of Reijiroh Koroku and Kohichi Sugiyama (for Return of Godzilla and Godzilla vs. Biollante, respectively), Gojira music godfather Akira Ifukube returned to score four of the series' last five installments, truly bringing the saga full circle; the man who had musically brought the monster to life 41 years earlier was gratifyingly now allowed to write its moving Requiem. The annotation and illustration (which equals the high standards of its companion volume 1954-1975) are even more crucial here, as most of these "second cycle" films have seen but spotty distribution outside their native Japan. --Jerry McCulley

Customer Reviews:

5 out of 5 stars Should incude fx........2007-05-06

This cd would be complete if they included sound effects of Godzilla's famous roar and Mothra like they did in the first best of Godzilla. Otherwise the Cosmos' Mothra song and Godzilla's theme are a favorite.

5 out of 5 stars Forget about the guy in the rubber suit.......2007-03-23

Look, our family originally bought this CD because we liked Godzilla movies and the kids thought this would be a hoot. But....
this is some of the best music to listen to, especially on a road trip! This was the first classical music CD that my children "understood"---why the composer used certain instruments, or what a challenge to try to write for a monster! Even my parents, who hate Godzilla, but love Asian history, art, and culture....enjoyed this album.
Buy it and enjoy!

5 out of 5 stars Godzilla is the "King of Monsters"!.......2006-09-27

This album is very good. If u like music from Godzilla movie's, this is one u have to own. I like all of the music on this cd. "Godzilla's Exit" from "The Return of Godzilla" is one of my favorites. Also the main title song from "Godzilla versus MechaGodzilla" is cool! In my opinion, its a fighting song. I could get hyped to this. Requiem from "Godzilla versus Destroyah" is by far one of the most saddest songs I've ever heard, period. Anyone who can get emotional to sad songs, might get tear-eyed from listing to this one. Other than this, i'm glad I got this album.

5 out of 5 stars The Greatest of Godzilla.......2004-11-27

I have seen just about every Godzilla movie that has ever been made. The only ones I haven't had the oppurtounity to witness are Godzilla against Mechagodzilla, Godzilla Tokyo S.O.S, and Godzilla Raids Again, and of course Godzilla Final Wars(If I could I would fly to Japan to see the premiere). This has all of the great themes and Godzilla's theme is without a doubt my favorite. My favorite part in just about every movie is the Big G entering the bay truly a great soundtrack.

4 out of 5 stars A mostly excellent compilation, with a few odd choices........2002-12-16

This is a collection of "the best" of the music from the second series of Godzilla films, known in fan circles as the Heisei series, which were released from 1984 to 1995.

After a very nice version of Godzilla's signature theme, by Godzilla's signature composer, maestro Akira Ifukube, we listen to a suite of five songs from THE RETURN OF GODZILLA (aka GODZILLA 1985). These pieces by Reijiro Koroku, a severely underrated composer, are some of the best on the disc; "Main Title," "Take Shelter/Godzilla vs. Super X," "Japanese Army March," "Godzilla's Exit," and "Ending" can be re-listened to over and over again, espeically "Super X."

Next are three songs--"Scramble March," "Bio Wars," and "Ending"--from GODZILLA VS. BIOLLANTE, composed by Koichi Sugiyama. They are also quite nice, but are rather long, which cuts down on their replay value a bit.

Now we enter Ifukube-sama's section. The first of the Heisei films he scored was GODZILLA VS. KING GHIDORAH. "Main Title/UFO Invasion," "King Ghidorah Attacks Fukuoka," and "Get King Ghidorah" are, sadly, the only songs from this excellent soundtrack.

This album's first misstep comes with the songs from GODZILLA VS. MOTHRA. Although "Main Title," "Mahara Mothra," "Mesa March," and "Rolling Title Ending," are all good Ifukube works, there are too many; this soundtrack was not as good as the previous (or the next), and it is over-represented. They also erred by including "Mothra's Song," when they'd already included a version in "Mahara Mothra."

The next misstep was including only two songs from GODZILLA VS. MECHAGODZILLA II, the soundtrack of which is widely considered to be one of Ifukube's best soundtrack's ever. "Main Title" and "G-Force March #1" are excellent, but together they are not even 4:30 minutes long. At least one more should have been added.

The final misstep was including so many songs from GODZILLA VS. SPACEGODZILLA, composed by Takayuki Hattori; with "Prologue/Main Title," "Bass Island," "Mogera vs. Spacegodzilla #2," "Mogera vs. Spacegodzilla #3," and "Crystal," this is another overrepresented title. Only the first and last songs should have been included; the middle three are not that good.

Fortunately, they also include five songs from Ifukube's swan song: GODZILLA VS. DESTOROYAH, which at the time of production was also thought to have been Godzilla's own, final film. "Main Title/Hong Kong's Destruction" is a majestic, sweeping piece; "Attack Of Super X III" and "Mesa Tank Super Freeze Attack" are stirring militaristic marches. "Requiem" is a truly moving piece played during Godzilla's death, and "Ending Title" is a blending of some of Ifukube's greatest hits that ran as a montage of some of Godzilla's was shown.

The last track on this CD is "Monster Zero March," a rearrangement of one of the great Ifukube pieces of the 60's by Neil Norman and his Cosmic Orchestra.

Despite some flaws, this CD is definitely worth a buy, not just for Godzilla fans, but for movie music fans in general.
Godzilla, Mothra and King Ghidorah: Giant Monsters All Out Attack
Average customer rating: 4.5 out of 5 stars
  • GREATEST MUSIC EVER!!!!!
  • Amazing Music!!!!
  • Not bad, but far from great soundtrack
  • GMK - Movie Awesome - Soundtrack Awesome
  • GMK... great music for a godzilla fan
 Godzilla, Mothra and King Ghidorah: Giant Monsters All Out Attack
Kou Ohtani
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ASIN: B00005QWMQ
Release Date: 2001-12-12

Tracks:

  1. Japanese Title
  2. Japanese Title
  3. Japanese Title
  4. Japanese Title
  5. Japanese Title
  6. Japanese Title
  7. Japanese Title
  8. Japanese Title
  9. Japanese Title
  10. Japanese Title
  11. Japanese Title
  12. Japanese Title
  13. Japanese Title
  14. Japanese Title
  15. Japanese Title
  16. Japanese Title
  17. Japanese Title
  18. Japanese Title
  19. Japanese Title
  20. Japanese Title
  21. Japanese Title
  22. Japanese Title
  23. Japanese Title
  24. Japanese Title
  25. Japanese Title
  26. Japanese Title
  27. Japanese Title
  28. Japanese Title
  29. Japanese Title
  30. Japanese Title
  31. Japanese Title
  32. Japanese Title
  33. Japanese Title
  34. Japanese Title
  35. Japanese Title
  36. Japanese Title

Customer Reviews:

5 out of 5 stars GREATEST MUSIC EVER!!!!!.......2006-04-25

Oh my God! This music is great! I don't have the soundtrack yet, I'm getting it for my birthday probabaly, but I heard some of the music off the movie! I liked one song so much I recorded it on my phone and as a matter of fact, I listening to it now! Seriously! I know, I'm only 12, 13 in 5 days, but I have, am, and always will be obsessed with the Big Daddy G! I love GODZILLA(But GIGAN is my favorite!)! But please buy the soundtrack if you are thinking about it! You WON'T regret it, and you will be listening to it NONSTOP! It's pretty catchy! Hey, you might be helping keep the towering titans of our time aroun for maybe another 50 years! Thank you for reading! Go Godzilla!

5 out of 5 stars Amazing Music!!!!.......2004-02-14

I am one of the many fans who cherish the big-G, but I always thought the music was good, but not a highlight. This proves that I was wrong. This music is AMAZING!!! I may not have the soundtrack, but I heard the music from the movie. I might make a show(not for the publis, though) and I gathered G-music for the show. But if I get this CD, then the show will rock!!!!!!!!

2 out of 5 stars Not bad, but far from great soundtrack.......2003-02-07

This soundtrack is a good, but far from great score for the very good, but not great film GMK. Like the movie, the soundtrack has a new and unique feel, but too often seems a mishmash of themes, none of which inspire awe or seems cohesive. Too much of a cold techno feel does not help either. Little stays in the memory after the film is over, though the score at least does not offend or clash within the movie. It is never the less nice to have something other than Ifukube once more recycling old music cues from other films, but it lacks the quality of the soundtrack to GODZILLA vs MEGAGUIRUS. And sad to say, none of the composers that have worked on any kaiju film are in the same league as a Miklos Rosza, John Williams or Bernard Herrmann.

5 out of 5 stars GMK - Movie Awesome - Soundtrack Awesome.......2003-01-24

If you are a GODZILLA Fan this is a MUST... One of the better movies in the series and a definite step up from G-2000 and Megaguirus movies.... Plus the Sound track is all new music with the more familar Godilla tracks stepping aside abit...
Can't wait to Hear/See Godzilla Vs. MechaGodzilla 2002....

5 out of 5 stars GMK... great music for a godzilla fan.......2002-09-17

Okay, so it's not Ifukube. But the man behind the heisei Gamera trilogy's music is a genius in his own right. This is one of the definitive Koh Ohtani soundtracks. It has distinct themes for all of the monsters, as well as for people. The strange mix of synth's and symphony give it a truelly original touch. I highly recommend the soundtrack as well as the film, if you can find it.
BCM...Saves the World
Average customer rating: 5 out of 5 stars
  • No words can describe...
  • Band Music of the 21st century
 BCM...Saves the World

Manufacturer: Mark Records
ProductGroup: Music
Binding: Audio CD

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ASIN: B0001ZQ5L2
Release Date: 2002-12-01

Tracks:

  1. Noisy Wheels of Joy/Whitacre
  2. Reflections in a Tidal Pool/Bonney
  3. Interruption Overture/Bryant
  4. OK Feel Good/Newman
  5. Alchemy in Silent Spaces (I. the logic of all my dreams)/Bryant
  6. Undle Sid/Newman
  7. Cloudburst/Whitacre
  8. Mvt. 1.0
  9. Mvt. 2.0
  10. Mvt. 3.0
  11. Monkey/Bryant
  12. Part 1
  13. Part 2

Album Description

BCM International is a consortium of like-minded composers who create original works for symphonic winds. We are not a corporate entity, nor a publishing house. Our goal is to create music for the wind ensemble medium not bound by traditional thought or idiomatic cliché.

Customer Reviews:

5 out of 5 stars No words can describe..........2006-02-15

I'm only a high school band student, so my knowledge of composers is somewhat limited. However, whenever my band director introduced Chaos Theory for our Marching performace my sophomore year, and my Senior year [this year] Equus by Whitacre [which sadly is not on this recording], I was AMAZED by these composers. The creativity, the personality, the EVERYTHING about the music of these writers is amazing - I don't know what you would like, but I liked this kind of random creativity, it's a good change.

5 out of 5 stars Band Music of the 21st century.......2004-05-11

Do you like the classic band sound? Do you play Sousa marches on your CD player 24 hours a day? Can't get enough of those arrangements of movie music and orchestral standards? If this is the case then this is NOT the album for you. These 4 composers make it a point not to do anything of that sort. Their stated goal is "to create music for the wind ensemble medium not bound by traditional thought or idiomatic cliché" and, if this is truly the case, then I think they (and the superb UNLV Wind Orchestra) have suceeded in creating something that every kind of music fan will find appealing.

If you know Eric Whitacre's choral works, then you will be pleasantly surprised and deeply moved by his wind arrangement of 'Cloudburst.' You'll also laugh until you cry during 'Godzilla Eats Las Vegas' in proof positive that Whitacre (and the rest of BCM) have a wicked sense of humor.

Jonathan Newman's 'Uncle Sid' and 'OK Feel Good' are 2 other standouts for humor. The first is a twisted version of 'Hava Nagila' and if the second one doesn't bring a smile to your face at a certain point towards the end, then you have no soul.

Steven Bryant gets a bit more contemplative during his beautiful 'the logic of all my dreams.' He gets so much "lushness" (if that's a word) into the orchestration that you'll swear you hear strings.

At first glance, James Bonney doesn't strike one as a stereotypical composer in the classical sense. But he proves it nonetheless with his innovative 'Chaos Theory.' Who would ever think of putting a solo electric guitar with an ensemble known for 'Stars and Stripes Forever'? A member of BCM International...that's who!
Godzilla 2000: Millenium (2000 Film)
Average customer rating: 4.5 out of 5 stars
  • A lush score suitable for The King.
  • A Great Soundtrack.
  • A Great Soundtrack.
  • A well-done Godzilla score
  • GREAT CD!!!!!!!!!!
 Godzilla 2000: Millenium (2000 Film)
Original Soundtrack
Manufacturer: Gnp Crescendo
ProductGroup: Music
Binding: Audio CD

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ASIN: B00004UEHH
Release Date: 2000-07-25

Tracks:

  1. Godzilla Roars/Godzilla's Theme: 2000 Millennium
  2. Godzilla 2000: Millennium Main Title
  3. The Giant Tail
  4. Face To Face With Terror
  5. Inches From Disaster
  6. Godzilla Appears In Nemuro
  7. Deep At Sea
  8. Sixty Million Year Slumber
  9. The Object From Outer Space - Bizarre Happening #1
  10. The Self-Defense Force Swings Into Action
  11. Launching The Full Metal Missile
  12. The Object From Outer Space - Flight
  13. Godzilla Sound Effects
  14. Godzilla Comes Ashore
  15. The Encounter With The Mysterious Object
  16. Eerie Silence
  17. The Wonder Of G Revealed
  18. The Object From Outer Space: Bizarre Happening #2
  19. UFO Effects
  20. Giant UFO Approaching
  21. Off To Shinjuku
  22. Earth Invasion
  23. Before The Explosion
  24. Millennium
  25. Thinking Of My Dad
  26. 21:10
  27. The Millennium Kingdom
  28. Miraculous Survival
  29. Extraterrestrial Life: The Birth
  30. Tensions On The Rise/The Metamorphosis
  31. Astonishing Resurrection
  32. G's Decision
  33. Orga: Irony Of Fate
  34. End Title: Godzilla - Dreaded God
  35. Godzilla And Orga Sound Effects
  36. Godzilla's Theme - Akira Ifukube

Amazon.com

The theme to the latest Godzilla adventure sounds halfway between a classic monster motif and heroic fanfare, which appropriately reflects the constantly shifting role of Japan's favorite giant lizard. After all, one minute he's threatening to crush Tokyo under his giant frame; the next, he's saving the populace from alien intruders. (Of course, Godzilla inevitably crushes Tokyo while saving it--there's irony for you.) For this film, composer Takayuki Hattori (who also scored 1994's Godzilla vs. Space Godzilla) refreshingly opts not to overdo the action scenes. Despite the occasional, clichéd use of string and brass crescendos for dramatic effect, pieces like "The Self Defense Force Swings into Action" are unusually understated. Considering the bombastic onscreen carnage, this makes for a striking contrast. Most memorable on the Godzilla 2000 soundtrack is the unconventional music--the tribal drumming insinuated into the anxious orchestrations of "Giant UFO Approaching" and "Before the Explosion"; the soothing, hypnotic tones of "Wonder of G Revealed"; and the wonderful, modern rendition of Akira Ifukube's classic, "Godzilla's Theme." Tohophiles will also appreciate the inclusion of Godzilla and Orga sound effects from the film. --Bryan Reesman

Customer Reviews:

4 out of 5 stars A lush score suitable for The King........2001-10-13

If Akira Ifukube (whose driving Godzilla theme was added for the American release) can be considered the Japanese equal to John Williams, then Takayuki Hattori is its John Barry. Hattori made his Big G debut with a lush and beautiful sounding score for Godzilla versus SpaceGodzilla. His work on Godzilla 2000 Millenium is equally lush and beautiful, calling to memory some of Alan Silvestri's work on The Abyss (which this score is superior to). Sound effects (mainly the roars and snarls of the monsters as they duke it out) are an added treat. Recommended.

5 out of 5 stars A Great Soundtrack........2001-07-30

The music to the movie Godzilla 2000 is spectacular. However, this is not Akira Ifukube's music ( besides the original Godzilla theme ). This CD also has the sound effects of Godzilla and his enemy, Orga. This music is much different from other Godzilla music because it uses an orchestra for the music. A joy to listen to. Buy now.

5 out of 5 stars A Great Soundtrack........2001-07-30

The music to the movie Godzilla 2000 is spectacular. However, this is not Akira Ifukube's music ( besides the original Godzilla theme ). This CD also has the sound effects of Godzilla and his enemy, Orga. This music is much different from other Godzilla music because it uses an orchestra for the music. A joy to listen to. Buy now.

4 out of 5 stars A well-done Godzilla score.......2001-04-09

One of the essential elements to a Godzilla movie is a rousing score, and Takayuki Hattori delivers a solid set of musical cues for "Godzilla 2000: Millennium." While I don't think "G2K" surpasses the best of the classic 'Zilla scores, this is still a very good CD.

In the film, legendary giant monster Godzilla does battle against a mysterious UFO, and then against a vicious monster. Hatori's score captures the excitement of the big battle scenes, as well as the human drama that takes place in the shadows of these titanic clashes.

Some of the best tracks on the CD include the opening track, which includes Godzilla's roar; the militaristic "The Self-Defense Force Swings into Action"; the gentle "The Wonder of G Revealed"; the exciting "Before the Explosion"; and the thrilling fanfare of "Millennium."

Hattori sometimes uses choral voices and other elements for an ethereal effect; this is a good counterpoint to the frenzied brass and pounding percussion which accentuates the excitement level elsewhere. These two musical strategies are particularly well-combined in "The Encounter with the Mysterious Object." Overall, Hattori has done an admirable job of contributing to Godzilla's decades-old musical legacy.

5 out of 5 stars GREAT CD!!!!!!!!!!.......2000-08-28

This was a great CD, but I think I could live without the songs on the CD with those people wailing. I love the Wonder of G revealed and Godzilla:Dreaded God. Orga;Irony of Fate is really good too. This CD is really good, even though most of the music isn't in the US released movie. This Cd is a must have, and has some really good songs
King Kong vs. Godzilla
Average customer rating: 5 out of 5 stars
  • It's Cocktail Hour at the Godzilla Tiki Bar.
  • evoking not so much images of giant apes and lizards, but instead of human misery and terror
 King Kong vs. Godzilla

Manufacturer: La-La Land Records
ProductGroup: Music
Binding: Audio CD

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ASIN: B000CBG5T2
Release Date: 2006-01-17

Tracks:

  1. Main Title (2:02)
  2. Series of World Wonders (0:09)
  3. The Sparkling Iceberg / Pashin Commercial (1:20)
  4. Fujita & Fumiko (4:30)
  5. The Seahawk in Crisis / Great News Gathering Team Departure (4:33)
  6. The Seahawk's S.O.S. (1:58)
  7. Faro Island (0:47)
  8. The Natives (0:57)
  9. Southern Island Tale (1:50)
  10. Thunder and the Devil / Fumiko's Misgivings (2:18)
  11. Godzilla's Resurrection (1:42)
  12. The Cry of the Devil / A Prayer to the Rolling Thunder (2:12)
  13. The Devil of the South Seas / Drums of Battle / Giant Octopus vs. King Kong (4:57)
  14. The Sleeping Devil (3:13)
  15. The Terror of Godzilla (3:36)
  16. The Invincible King Kong / Preparation for Operation "Burial" (1:00)
  17. King Kong vs. Godzilla I (2:42)
  18. Preparations for Operation "One Million Volts" (0:24)
  19. Operation "Burial" (0:53)
  20. Operation "Burial" Fails (0:13)
  21. Operation "One Million Volts" I (0:59)
  22. Operation "One Million Volts" II (2:13)
  23. Kong Shows Up in Tokyo (2:05)
  24. The Plan to Rescue Fumiko I (2:17)
  25. The Plan to Rescue Fumiko II (2:44)
  26. The Plan to Transport King Kong (2:13)
  27. King Kong Advances on Fuji (2:07)
  28. The Confrontation at Fuji (2:07)
  29. King Kong's Resurrection (1:41)
  30. King Kong vs. Godzilla II (1:59)
  31. Ending (0:21)
  32. Main Title (mono) (2:02)
  33. Main Title (a cappella) (3:44)

Album Description

First time ever on CD in North America! Presenting the original motion picture soundtrack to the classic 1962 Toho Studios monster thriller "King Kong Vs. Godzilla." Legendary composer Akira Ifukube ("Godzilla") fashions a spellbinding orchestral score to chronicle this one-of-a-kind battle between two of filmdom's most beloved creatures. Remastered from Toho Studio vault sources, with bonus tracks and featuring exclusive liner notes, this is the definitive release of Ifukube's amazing score.

Customer Reviews:

5 out of 5 stars It's Cocktail Hour at the Godzilla Tiki Bar........2006-05-31

This is nothing short than a magnificant score. Akira Ifukube had composed this in 1962 and it is an interesting blend of different musical styles. Most of the score has an eerie and morose feel to it but at times it actually breaks into Jazz pieces that sound more appropriate for a cocktail lounge. Then the tracks where the natives are chanting along with the jungle drums will make you want to mix up a blend of Mai-Tai's and slurp them down from coconuts then decorate your backyard with tiki idols. If you enjoy exotic music or cocktail lounge music,this is an album you should consider for your collection. Invite your friends over this summer for some tropical drinks, slip this album on in between Harry Belafonte and Martin Denny and your backyard will be praised as the local: Volcano, Lava, Tiki, Exotic Excursion of your neighborhood. Put this on, make them strong and impress your friends and neighbors.

5 out of 5 stars evoking not so much images of giant apes and lizards, but instead of human misery and terror.......2006-03-05

I was recently visiting another store here in town, and was totally struck by whatever it was they were listening to. It was exactly the sort of thing I love; it was creepy and dark and droney, sort of familiar, but totally strange and alien at the same time. Huge moaning horns, lots of incredibly low brass, emitting cacophonous groans, strange monk like chanting, it sounded a little like something I could have heard, maybe Hermann Nitsch, or Arvo Part, it was sort of choral, but also tribal, and those horns, it was like the sound they made was a physical entity, a brass wave filling the room, eventually I had to swallow my pride and ask just what the heck they were listening to. The answer was of course King Kong Vs. Godzilla.

WTF?! KING KONG VS. GODZILLA? Now I love me my King Kong, and those cheesey, men-in-rubber-suits monster movies, but I certainly didn't remember the music being so... weird, and heavy, and haunting, and beautiful. Now that I've been listening to this soundtrack for a week or two, it's nearly impossible to imagine how this could be the music for a battle between those two classic movie monsters. And if I do, I can't help but imagine the typical clumsy rubber suited battles transformed into impossibly arty ballets, drenched in blacks and greys, gauzy and arty, like some hellish painting brought to life.

King Kong Vs. Godzilla, originally released in 1962, was the most maligned and misunderstood, as well as somehow the most successful of all the Godzilla movies. Unlike the films before it, KK Vs. G was a bit more light hearted (you would never know from the score!), the monster suits less scary, the whole film a subtle satire of Japanese commercialism. For it's American release it was tinkered with, chopped, edited and poorly dubbed. The result while obviously a far cry from the original's intent, resulted in a film that still appealed to the American market's love for cheesy monster movies and was thus a sucess here too.
Sadly though, when the film was re-edited for US release, the score was mostly replaced with music from The Creature From The Black Lagoon! Apparently that's not totally unheard of, since once a film is dramatically re-edited, the original music just doesn't sync up, but once you hear Ifukube's score it's impossible to imagine anyone wanting to replace it.

Since this is a soundtrack, there are definitely tracks that exist to support particular onscreen visuals, be it a melancholy bit of old timey jazz, some festive marching band music, a bit of playful calypso pop, some tribal drum / chant interludes, but for the most part, Ifukube's gives us a series of creepy, haunting orchestra driven chunks of dramatic moodiness, forboding and sinister, evoking not so much images of giant apes and lizards, but instead of human misery and terror, the frailty of human existence in the face of monsters and demons. Bleak and oppressive, funereal and somber, but with glimmers of hopefulness, and stretches of what sounds like resilliance in the face of doom, calls to arms, an amazingly emotional score for a monster movie, all conveyed via the aformentioned moaning horns swooping ominously above martial drumming and booming tympani's, balanced by bits of soaring strings and chanting vocals.

I want to see this movie now so bad, but at the same time it almost seems like these sounds would be tainted, even though they were composed to accompany those specific images, having heard them on their own, the music has taken on it's own life, its own meaning, and exists fully realized simply as music, even (especially?) removed from it's visual counterpart.

I imagine that this was most likely re-released to coincide with the recent Peter Jackson King Kong remake, which is also probably why you won't find ANY images of King Kong anywhere in the booklet or on the sleeve. But don't let that keep you from discovering this amazing recording.

Extensive liner notes including the fascinating and convoluted history of the film as well as notes on each track.
Godzilla x Mothra x MechaGodzilla: Tokyo SOS
Average customer rating: 4 out of 5 stars
  • Good
 Godzilla x Mothra x MechaGodzilla: Tokyo SOS
Michiru Oshima
Manufacturer: King
ProductGroup: Music
Binding: Audio CD

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ASIN: B0000DJW9O
Release Date: 2003-12-15

Tracks:

  1. Japanese Title
  2. Japanese Title
  3. Japanese Title
  4. Japanese Title
  5. Japanese Title
  6. Japanese Title
  7. Japanese Title
  8. Japanese Title
  9. Japanese Title
  10. Japanese Title
  11. Japanese Title
  12. Japanese Title
  13. Japanese Title
  14. ''mother''
  15. Japanese Title
  16. Japanese Title
  17. Japanese Title
  18. Japanese Title
  19. [Sayonara Yoshito]
  20. Japanese Title
  21. Japanese Title
  22. Japanese Title
  23. Japanese Title
  24. Japanese Title
  25. Japanese Title
  26. Japanese Title
  27. Japanese Title

Customer Reviews:

4 out of 5 stars Good.......2006-11-03

The original OST, not bad, with all the music of the original motion picture. Good conditions and a nice box.
Million Dollar Game
Average customer rating: 4.5 out of 5 stars
  • Million Dollar Mixtape (4 and 1/2 stars)
  • The mixtape is better than his last album
 Million Dollar Game
Yukmouth
Manufacturer: Godzilla Entertainment
ProductGroup: Music
Binding: Audio CD

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ASIN: B000FF75AI
Release Date: 2006-05-09

Tracks:

  1. Million Dollar Intro - Haji Springer
  2. Air Jordans - Young Jeezy, Yukmouth
  3. Brand New - Kanye West, Yukmouth
  4. Get Rich or Die Snitchin - Yukmouth
  5. Get Bay Wit Me - Haji Springer, Young Dru, Yukmouth
  6. I Am Back Like - Monsta Gunjah, Yukmouth, Yung Skrilla
  7. Like My Swag - Menace, Yukmouth
  8. Shawn Harris Shit [Insert] - Yukmouth
  9. Back Den - Gangsta Red, Gutta, Menace, Mike-D, Monsta Gunjah, Yukmouth,
  10. Roll the Dice - Yukmouth
  11. Im Da Shit - Yukmouth
  12. Traffico - Fed X, Huslah, Pretty Black, Yukmouth
  13. I Remember
  14. On the Track - Yukmouth
  15. Young Geez - Yukmouth
  16. Thats Gangsta - C-Bone2, Yukmouth
  17. Save Ourselfs - E-Blak, Yukmouth, Yung Skrilla
  18. Outro - Bushwick Bill, Yukmouth

Tracks:

  1. Million Dollar Intro II - Haji Springer
  2. Hustlas Ambition - Yukmouth
  3. Whoa - Eastwood, Lil' Kim, Yukmouth
  4. Im So Dope - Huslah, Pretty Black, Yukmouth
  5. I Got Dat Work - Yukmouth, Yung Skrilla
  6. Get It Crunk - Lil' Flip, Yukmouth,
  7. Im a Hustla - Yukmouth
  8. Linno Interview Yuk [Insert] - Yukmouth
  9. Treal Shit - Yukmouth
  10. Addicted II Trouble - Realist, Yukmouth
  11. Testify (Skit) - Yukmouth
  12. World War III - Yukmouth
  13. Cant Win IV Loosen - Yukmouth
  14. As You Should - E-Blak, Yukmouth
  15. Linno Show
  16. Walk How You Talk - C-Bone2, Yukmouth
  17. Bozz Tycoon - Mac Dre, Yukmouth
  18. Thy Kingdom Come - Yukmouth
  19. Its a Bueatiful Feelin - Shorty Mac, Yukmouth
  20. Outro II - Yukmouth

Album Description

THE GENERAL IS BACK! Following the success of The Regime "All Out War" Volume One & Volume Two CD's, Yukmouth is back with his "Million Dollar Game" Double CD.

Over the past few years fans have eagerly anticipated a new Yukmouth solo album. The wait is over. Million Dollar Game is the first solo release from the Yay-area's platinum emcee since the 2003 release of "Godzilla", on Rap A Lot Records. With all new original tracks and re-mixes from some of Yukmouth's most classic underground bombshells, this double CD features *C-BO, LIL FLIP, Z-RO, MAC DRE, EASTWOOD, LIL KIM, GANGSTA RED, BUSHWICK BILL*, and more.

Customer Reviews:

5 out of 5 stars Million Dollar Mixtape (4 and 1/2 stars).......2007-03-12

Yukmouth was always a raw lyricist even though some of his albums were suspect. This mixtape is on fire though and if you though he stopped dissing G-unit think again! He rips them new ones on Get Rich Or Die Snitchin, Im Da S***, Im A Hustla etc. On World War III he disses the pants off of 50 Cent,Afroman(I feel Yuk on this one. Why this cheesy bama is talking s*** about rappers he is no better than is beyond me), Master P, and the New Bay. Other standout tracks: TESTIFY(even though its a skit its funny as hell), AIR JORDANS, BRAND NEW, SAVE OURSELVES(a deep track), WHOA, THY KINGDOM COME, I AM BACK LIKE,and BOZZ TYCOON(RIP Mac Dre). Filler: El Traffico, Roll The Dice and Its A Beautiful Feelin. Bottom Line: Yukmouth has highlight mixtape 2006. Yukmouth and the guest appearances were on point(on most tracks) and he still has an insane flow. I cant wait for The Million Dollar Mouthpiece.

4 out of 5 stars The mixtape is better than his last album.......2007-01-20

Don't get me wrong, I like yuk. But, he's like messy marv. They're both good artists. It's just that I can't get totally into their albums. I like this mixtape delivery. The first disc is better than the 2nd one. It's good that everyone from the bay is different. Yukmouth is that dude though
Sound EFX/BGM on Japanese Film, Vol. 1: Godzilla
Average customer rating: Not rated
    		Sound EFX/BGM on Japanese Film, Vol. 1: Godzilla
    Original Soundtrack
    Manufacturer: Jvc Victor
    ProductGroup: Music
    Binding: Audio CD

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    4. Frankenstein Conquers the World / Frankenstein Vs. Baragon

    ASIN: B000FZDMZA
    Release Date: 2006-08-07

    Tracks:

    1. I Am
    2. No Matter Whatever
    3. Addicted
    4. Forever And A Day
    5. Alright With Me
    6. Truth
    7. I Don't Care
    8. Side By Side
    9. Outta My System
    10. Imperative
    11. If That Was You (Bonus Track)
    12. I Am (Terry Mastermix)

    Rap Music:

    1. Greatest, Vol. 1 [Explicit Lyrics]
    2. Greatest, Vol. 2 [Explicit Lyrics]
    3. Home Field Advantage [Explicit Lyrics]
    4. I'll Bee Dat!
    5. I'm Serious [Clean]
    6. I'm Serious [Explicit Lyrics]
    7. It Came from Outer Bass II
    8. Just the Best 2001, Vol. 4 [Import]
    9. Last of Best [Explicit Lyrics]
    10. Let Me Be the One [CD-single]

    Rap Music

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