1. The Best Things - Patrick, Richard [1
2. Living Dead Girl - Zombie, Rob
3. Bad Brother - Collins, Bootsy
4. Warm Winter - Ritchie, Robert J.
5. It's All over Now, Baby Blue - Dylan, Bob
6. What You Want - Paskowitz, Adam
7. Big God - Wyndorf, Dave
8. Painful - Brunello, Vincent
9. Antihistamine - Harry, Debbie
10. Independent Slaves - Meeks, Travis
11. Everything Sucks (Again) - Clayden, J.S.
12. Waking up Beside You - Flakus, Walter
13. Now Is the Time - Jordan, Ken
14. Burning Inside - Connelly, Chris [1]
15. Rusted Wings - Paulson, James L.
16. Underbelly of the Beast - Danzig, Glenn
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The latest installation of the Crow saga features a slew of impressive names contributing exclusive material to the film's soundtrack, including Kid Rock, Filter, Rob Zombie, Hole, and Monster Magnet. Filter and Rob Zombie cheat a bit with "exclusive remixes" of "The Best Things" and "Living Dead Girl" respectively. But Hole cover Bob Dylan's "It's All Over Now, Baby Blue." Courtney Love sings it like she learned it from '60s garage rock legends the Chocolate Watchband (a good thing). Monster Magnet are charged with a wall of guitar for "Big God." Among the previously available material, Tricky delivers his usual mix of mood and general psychosis with a new mix of "Antihistamine" in which he sounds like a mentally disturbed subway rider cursing to himself. Pitchshifter deliver the life-affirmation anthem "Everything Sucks (Again)." Even actress Juliette Lewis takes a turn at the mic with the Infidels on "Bad Brother." At 71 minutes, it's an epic.--Rob O'Connor
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The Crow - Salvation: Original Motion Picture Soundtrack
- Audio CD: 0 pages (2000-03-28)
- Publisher: Koch Records
- Label: Koch Records
- Format: Soundtrack
- Studio: Koch Records
- Average Customer Review:
 based on 28 reviews
- Sales Rank in Music: #75750
Avg. Customer Review:
0 of 0 people found the following review helpful:
Customer Rating: 
Summary: The Time Has Passed 2008-12-22
Comment: With remixes aplenty in the 16 tracks, the soundtrack series has the feel of the movie trilogy; the franchise has run its course. The film was released straight to DVD and there is a staleness with the music due the majority of the cuts being found in other accessible venues.
The most creative is Danzig's reworking of Belly of the Beast, which is entitled, Underbelly of the Beast. Hole's cover of Bob Dylan's It's All Over Now, Baby Blue was previously issued as a B-side, hence the original could be considered the most tough to find.
The previous pair of soundtracks fit perfectly with the mood of the films and were outstanding stand-alone releases that solidly showcased the sounds from the alternative scene, albeit from artists who mostly led the playlists on commercial FM radio outlets that featured that music. But that time had passed by the time this project got (re)mixed.
1 of 7 people found the following review helpful:
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Summary: Salvation: Save me from this CD!!! 2003-10-28
Comment: Without ever seeing the movie, I can still tell you that this CD is horrible, especially when comparing it to the first Crow CD. The only good song on it was Static X's cover of Ministry's "Burning Inside." It's an incredible cover with lots of intensity, distortion, and the lead singer of Fear Factory as a guest star! However, I never thought I would see bands like Kid Rock or Filter on a Crow CD. I've never seen the movie, but don't buy the CD.
0 of 1 people found the following review helpful:
Customer Rating:
Summary: Cool Soundtrack... 2002-11-24
Comment: Good soundtrack to a very bad movie... You wount be dissapointed if you like rock/heavy metal and remixes... =)
3 of 3 people found the following review helpful:
Customer Rating: 
Summary: Gotta Love Those Pulsating Soundtracks 2002-11-05
Comment: Sometimes I feel like I'm one of six people who really liked this film. A major part of why I like it is this soundtrack. It's hard, driving, merciless rock fun.
7 of 7 people found the following review helpful:
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Summary: Seems like salvation 2002-06-06
Comment: An eclectic lineup for a soundtrack indeed (if you want an even more eclectic lineup check out The Crow: City of Angels soundtrack), The Crow: Salvation soundtrack will keep you interested for a while, but it will wear thin rather soon. Filter and Rob Zombie continue the contest of "how many soundtracks can we be on" with remixes of "The Best Things" and (yet another remix) "Living Dead Girl" respectively, while Kid Rock offers a surprisingly solid song entitled "Warm Winter". Hole offers a cover of Bob Dylan's "It's All Over Now, Baby Blue", a solid track it is, but not as good as their cover of "Gold Dust Woman" from The Crow: City of Angels soundtrack. Static-X and Fear Factory's Burton C. Bell offer a cover of Ministry's "Burning Inside", which is good, but lacks the punch of the original. Stabbing Westward offers a remix of "Waking Up Beside You", but I think the original version would have been better suited for the movie's theme. Danzig's remix of "Belly of the Beast" entitled "Underbelly of the Beast" is a remix that actually works out rather well, and is in some respects better than the original. Other tracks from Days of the New, Pitchshifter, Monster Magnet, and New American Shame round out the package, but all in all this soundtrack is a mixed bag, but worth checking out nonetheless.
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