Queer As Folk: The Final Season [Soundtrack] [Import] [PR]

Mitch Magonet （Tommy Boy）


CD
発売日：2005年8月23日(火)



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  1. Scissor Sisters ? The Skins
  2. Geri Halliwell ? Ride It (Hex Hector 12” Mix)
  3. DV Roxx ? Hardcore Mutha F***a
  4. Fatboy Slim ? Jin Go Lo Ba
  5. Ultra Nate ? Free (Jason Nevins Mix)
  6. Madeleine Peyroux ? Dance Me To The End of Love
  7. Charlatans UK ? My Beautiful Friend (Lionrock Mix)
  8. Superpitcher ? Fever
  9. P.J. Harvey ? This Mess We’re In
  10. Marilyn Manson ? Personal Jesus
  11. DJ Rhythm Presents Soul Theory ? Drama (Warren Clark Club Mix)
  12. Africanism All Stars ? Summer Moon
  13. Cyndi Lauper ? Shine (Babylon Mix) ? Exclusive
  14. Heather Small ? Proud (Peter Presta QAF V Mix) ? Exclusive
レビュー (Amazon)
The liner notes make it immediately clear. Underneath the jewel box, there's a black cover; inside, a cast picture with the artists all dressed in funeral-style clothing. All this serves as a reminder that the fifth season of Queer As Folk is the end of an era. As far as this musical collection is concerned, the "thumpa-thumpa" dance hits (as the boys on the show say) are well chosen: you'll find everything from the remix of club classic "Free" by Ultra Nate to DV Roxx's rave-style "Hardcore MuthaF***a," on through to a pumped-up remix of Cyndi Lauper's "Shine," a track exclusive to this collection. There are also some other great, unclubby tracks within QAF's grooves, including the PJ Harvey and Thom Yorke duet "This Mess We're In" and Madeleine Peyroux's Billie Holiday-esque "Dance Me to the End of Love." The Scissor Sisters' track "The Skins," is a perfect album opener, with its disco sound, while the disc closer "Proud," by Heather Small (which accompanies the final scene in the series) is an exclusive remix of this Pride Parade-worthy track. The tune (reminiscent of Cher's "Believe") is a resounding gay anthem, complete with a chorus that sings "what have you done today to make you feel proud?" Considering the fact that this successful series has changed the way gays and lesbians are portrayed on television, the creators have plenty to feel proud about. --Denise Sheppard

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