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The soundtrack to the third movie in the Blade saga
includes new and exclusive material from a platinum line-up
of rap artists including The RZA, Ghostface Killah and Raekwon
from Wu-Tang Clan alongside Lil' Flip, WC and E40...
The
music that accompanies Blade Trinity is not going to
appeal that much to those who enjoy orchestrated scores. However,
if you enjoyed the pumping soundtrack that was used for The
Matrix, then you'll probably also enjoy this album. In
fact, the Black Lab's This Blood sounds like it would
have fitted in nicely in the action sequences of The Matrix,
as does Crystal Method's Weapons of Mad Distortion.
For
me, Ramin Djawadi's Blade's Back track was the most
satisfying. I also loved the way that this echoes the main
theme of Old Dirty Bastard's Thirsty track. Djawadi's
offering is the closest we get to a traditional orchestrated
score. Sadly it only last for just over four minutes and I
think this soundtrack would have benefited greatly from more
of his music.
What
it does it does well, it's just that this is the sort of soundtrack
I always think sounds better when it is accompanying a movie,
rather than a stand alone album.
Pete
Boomer
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