Bones

 (23 customer reviews)

Bones [Original TV Soundtrack] is a very good CD that fans of many different musical genres can enjoy. It is a good mix with some interesting songs (one of my favorites is an old-style jazz song "Black Star" by Eliza Lumley) and some great musical names such as techno faves The Crystal Method, powerhouse Sarah McLachlan, Stereophonics, Sinead O'Connor, and others. It is, however, lacking one theme that would have cemented it as an awesome soundtrack mix: different songs.

Although this is a very good CD, the only fast-paced songs throughout the ENTIRE CD are the "Bones Theme" and the remix of the "Bones Theme." EVERYTHING else is a slow/almost meloncholy song. Don't get me wrong -- this is very representative of Bones, and I do believe that most of these songs have been featured in episodes, and all of them are good. However, the songs featured on this soundtrack only deal with one aspect of this rich, multifaceted show.

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If you watch Bones, you probably already have a taste for the modern, perfect music incorporated into the show. Here are a few good reasons to get this CD:

"Running up that Hill" from 2nd season's "Judas on a Pole" - with Placebo's unique, ultra-modern feel and deep, moving lyrics, I for one listened to this song over and over again, unable to stop craving the singular sound of this song.

"Angel" - a beautiful balled worth buying in its own right, very utterly Bones.

"Bring on the Wonder" - an oh-so-sad song once again worth its own CD, belonging utterly in the Bones compendium.

If that's not enough, it'll hold you over until season 3 comes out.

This soundtrack has some very good music. It is unfortunate that the title sequence isn't part of a longer piece, but overall the music is very good. Different artists than I normally listen to and a slower pace to help calm the day down.