- Audio CD (May 6 2003)
- Number of Discs: 2
- Format: Clean, Enhanced, Import, Explicit Lyrics, Compilation, Soundtrack
- Label: Maverick Int'l
- Run Time: 138 minutes
- ASIN: B00008YJCJ
- Other Editions: Audio CD
- Average Customer Review: 3.9 out of 5 stars See all reviews (148 customer reviews)
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Track Listings
| Disc: 1 | |||
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| 1. Session - Linkin Park | |||
| 2. This Is The New Shit - Marilyn Manson | |||
| 3. Reload - Rob Zombie | |||
| 4. Furious Angels (Instrumental) - Rob Dougan | |||
| 5. Lucky You - Deftone | |||
| 6. The Passportal - Team Sleep | |||
| 7. Sleeping Awake - P.O.D. | |||
| 8. Bruises - Unloco | |||
| 9. Calm Like A Bomb - Rage Against The Machine | |||
| 10. Dread Rock - Oakenfold | |||
See all 12 tracks on this disc
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| Disc: 2 | |||
| 1. Main Title - Don Davis | |||
| 2. Trinity Dream - Don Davis | |||
| 3. Teahouse - Juno Reactor Featuring Gocoo | |||
| 4. Chateau - Rob Dougan | |||
| 5. Overdrive - Juno Reactor/Don Davis Mona Lisa | |||
| 6. Burly Brawl - Juno Reactor vs. Don Davis | |||
| 7. "Matrix Reloaded" Suite - Don Davis | |||
Product Description
From Amazon.com
It would be impossible--and unfair--to expect The Matrix Reloaded to surpass the dizzying special effects, philosophical mind-twisters, and wicked sci-fi mayhem of the first Matrix movie. The same holds true for its soundtrack sequel which, like the original, sets an ominous atmosphere with industrial beats, in-your-face metal riffs, and supersonic computerized techno. Highlights include Linkin Park's swirling morass of scratches, stutters and keyboards; the grooves thrown down by Oakenfold and Fluke that party with the gloom of a burned-out factory; and Rob Zombie, P.O.D., and Marilyn Manson's explosive, brain-bending digi-rock. Unfortunately, for the most part, the dark patches of Reloaded plod rather than soar (the Deftones' murky "Lucky You"), and rehash tired ideas instead of creating new frontiers (an Oakenfold remix of Dave Matthews Band that sticks out like khaki pants at a goth club). Surprisingly monotonous, Reloaded is unfortunately yet another second act that pales in comparison to its predecessor. --Annie Zaleski
Chronique amazon.fr
Cinq ans près le premier volet, les frères Wachowski ont suscité une telle attente que l'épisode central de Matrix ne pouvait qu'occasionner des sentiments excessifs et contradictoires: l'enthousiasme aveugle ou le rejet catégorique. L'appréciation da la musique est moins volubile, non seulement parce qu'elle se situe dans l'exacte lignée du premier épisode et ne génère pas la même attention que le scénario ou le visuel, mais aussi et surtout parce que Don Davis, relativement discret depuis 1998, s'est littéralement surpassé. Comme si le fait de retrouver cet univers complexe et frénétique avait réveillé ses ardeurs créatives. Le motif de l'illusion réapparaît naturellement pour accompagner les premières images et familiariser d'emblée le spectateur. Mais ce compositeur solide et inventif, qui par ailleurs a composé une trentaine de pièces pour le concert, ne se contente pas de reprendre les mêmes ingrédients et de relever la sauce. Il joue encore davantage sur les extrêmes et se déchaîne comme jamais au cœur de sa vision électro-orchestrale, parsemée d'envolées chorales qui donnent le frisson et subliment les images. Avec l'aide de Juno Reactor (et aussi l'excellent Rob Dougan dans "Chateau"), il concentre autour des effets spéciaux renversants une énergie viscérale et spirituelle que les images seules ne peuvent produire. L'album tiré du film possède la particularité de réunir dans un même boîtier la version commerciale et la version artistique, autrement dit une quarantaine de minutes où l'exigence de la musique contemporaine fusionne comme jamais avec les impulsions de la musique électronique. Mais la traditionnelle compilation plus ou moins inspirée du film reste ici très proche de l'univers des frères Wachowski, puisqu'elle contient notamment le morceau accompagnant la scène de transe collective sur Zion. Si Matrix Reloaded n'a pas convaincu tout le monde, sa BO dépasse la controverse pour évoluer à un niveau rarement atteint par la musique de film. --Jean-Christophe Arlon
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4.0 out of 5 stars
Not nearly enough,
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This review is from: The Matrix Reloaded (Audio CD)
Much like the first time around, the score fan gets shafted by the soundtrack. While there is more material here this time (45 minutes, plus if there's any material on disc 1 that is used, versus 32 minutes for the first movie), it's still a drop in the bucket compared to the available material.That said, Don Davis's score holds up to what he wrote for The Matrix. If you felt that you got your money's worth last time around, then get this; otherwise, you'll be better off hoping for a score-centric release.
4.0 out of 5 stars
Reloaded and Ready,
By Luciddreamer (Texas USA) - See all my reviews
This review is from: The Matrix Reloaded (Audio CD)
Breakdown of the songs:"Session"-Linkin Park: This is an ok song. Personally, not what I feel is the best on the album. "This is the new sh**"-Marilyn Manson: I love the song. It has some interesting background music. One of my favorites on the album. "Reload"-Rob Zombie:A really good Zombie song. It sounds a bit techno but still heavy with a traditional zombie sound. A Great Track!! "Furious Angels"-Rob Dougan: It is another ok song. Sounds a bit too much like his last one for the original matrix soundtrack. "Lucky you"-Deftones: I love this song! It sounds really sexy to me, with a interesting combination of vocals and music. Possibly the best song on the album. "The Passportal"-Team Sleep: I really enjoy this one. It is a hip techno/adventure song to me. I can see Neo and Trinity heading off to face the world with this song. "Sleeping Awake"-POD: Another alright song. I don't love it but i don't hate it. It starts off good but gets a little soft. With me either rock out and stay that way or stay soft. "Bruises"-Unloco: If you want to rock out, this is your song. I have heard a few of their songs before. This one is one of their better ones. "Calm Like a bomb"-Rage: I have never been a large rage fan. Every album has a bad song, and for the matrix reloaded, this one is it. "Dread Rock"-Oakenfold: I am a big techno fan and i love oakenfold. Great song "Zion"-Fluke: I have never heard of them but I love this song. Another great one. "When the world ends"-Dave Matthews Band: Great song remixed. Another one of my favorites! This is one of the best. Conclusion: The cd is worth having. A few songs are lackluster but overall, this is a must for the cd collection. it is filled with all genres of music, for the hardcore fan. I love an album with variety.
5.0 out of 5 stars
The Matrix Series has the best music out of any movie series,
By Denise Malek (Colorado Springs, CO United States) - See all my reviews
This review is from: The Matrix Reloaded (Audio CD)
I love this soundtrack Zion is probably been played more times than any other song in the past 2 years it is by far my favorite techno track Sleeping awake- One of the best songs of all time the chorus gives you chills......Love the vibe!
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