- Audio CD (April 5 2005)
- Number of Discs: 1
- Format: Soundtrack
- Label: Warner Bros
- Run Time: 44 minutes
- ASIN: B0007QMS20
- Other Editions: Audio CD
- Average Customer Review: 4.0 out of 5 stars See all reviews (2 customer reviews)
- Amazon Bestsellers Rank: #30,864 in Music (See Top 100 in Music)
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Track Listings
| 1. Decent Days And Nights - The Futureheads |
| 2. Goodnight And Go - Imogen Heap |
| 3. Fortress - Pinback |
| 4. On The Table - A.C. Newman |
| 5. To Be Alone With You - Sufjan Stevens |
| 6. Play - Flunk |
| 7. Scarecrow - Beck |
| 8. The View - Modest Mouse |
| 9. Hardcore Days & Softcore Nights - Aqueduct |
| 10. Cartwheels - The Reindeer Section |
| 11. Eve, The Apple Of My Eye - Bell X1 |
| 12. Champagne Supernova - Matt Pond PA |
Product Description
Album Details
One of 2004 Most Successful Youth TV Shows Without Doubt was "the Oc". This Time around the Soundtrack also features Some Exclusive Tracks: Imogen Heap (Unreleased Anywhere), Matt Pond Pa (Created Exclusively for the Show), Bellx1 (Unavailable in North America), Along with the Australian Only Bonus Track from Australia’s Own Evermore (‘for One Day’).
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5.0 out of 5 stars
The Song,
By A Customer
This review is from: Music from the O.C. Mix 4 (Audio CD)
Season 1 Episode 7 - "The Escape" has the following songs:* "Good Day" by Luce * "A Movie Script Ending" by Death Cab for Cuties * "Out of Control" by Chemical Brothers * "Ritmo De Oro" by Los Cubaztecas * "La Conga De Santiago" by Los Cubaztecas * "Going Under" by Rockers High Fi * "Into Dust" by Mazzy Starr * "Space" by Something Corporate
3.0 out of 5 stars
HELP,
This review is from: Music from the O.C. Mix 4 (Audio CD)
Do you know who the artist is that is playing in the first season of the OC disc 2, episode 7 while Ryan is holding Marissa after she overdoses in TJ? I just love it and i thought that the soundtrack would have the song on it.
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4.3 out of 5 stars (34 customer reviews) 38 of 44 people found the following review helpful
5.0 out of 5 stars
More Great Music from The OC,
By C. Cornell "tennischic42" - Published on Amazon.com
This review is from: The O.C. Mix 4 (Audio CD)
The OC is a great show on TV. Not only are the plots, acting, and themes presented on the show great, but it is backed up with a great soundtrack. Songs on this CD are from the second season of The OC, and added a great mix of genres to amp up the show. Here is what I thought of the tracks:1. Decent Days And Nights - The Futureheads: 5/5 = The Futureheads are a great band, this song gets you up and moving. 2. Goodnight And Go - Imogen Heap: 5/5 = Another great song, cool techno sounds bring this song to life. Great lyrics. 3. Fortress - Pinback: 5/5 = Good lyrics, simple chords, a good song. 4. On The Table - A.C. Newman: 5/5 = Fun, upbeat song. Good to listen to in the car 5. To Be Alone With You - Sufjan Stevens: 5/5 = This is a beautifully written song, with great lyrics and music. The banjo adds a nice touch. 6. Play - Flunk: 4/5 = Intresting...not much to say about it, but it grows on you 7. Scarecrow - Beck: 4/5 = Not the best Beck song I've heard, kind of melancholy and dull at points 8. The View - Modest Mouse: 5/5 = Fun song, has pop and energy, good lyrics 9. Hardcore Days & Softcore Nights - Aqueduct: 3/5 = Probably my least favorite song on the album 10. Cartwheels - The Reindeer Section: 5/5 = Nice, soft song, has a good sound 11. Eve, The Apple Of My Eye - Bell X1: 5/5 = Dreamy, sweet, sad song that makes you want to keep it on repeat 12. Champagne Supernova - Matt Pond PA: 5/5 = My favorite song on the album, mainly because of the moment it was played on the show. Nice long song, cool strings added into the mix of the song make it fun and worthwhile. OVERALL GRADE: 56/60 = 93% Good album if love The OC and want to get into new indie bands 16 of 17 people found the following review helpful
4.0 out of 5 stars
Not What You Might Think,
By E. Conger "Elle Bee" - Published on Amazon.com
This review is from: The O.C. Mix 4 (Audio CD)
I've read some of the reviews that are dogging on such a mainstream show insincerely showcasing the indie scene. I've actually been to L.A., met Josh Schwartz, and I can honestly say that for the most part, he's very sincere. The guys about 26, and Adam Brody's character is modeled very much after himself, including his love for indie music. My cousin worked on the set for the entire first season, and says the same thing.As far at the album, and my opinion of it, I would have bought the entire album for the Reindeer Section's contribution. I wrote my first music review on that song, and it landed me the job. Even if you can't stand this show, this album is worth a listen. 13 of 15 people found the following review helpful
4.0 out of 5 stars
Orange County tunes,
By E. A Solinas "ea_solinas" - Published on Amazon.com
This review is from: The O.C. Mix 4 (Audio CD)
Personally speaking, I've never watched "The O.C.," the teen soap opera that follows the beautiful, monied inhabitants of Orange County. I'm more likely to be on a Hawaiian island, getting "Lost."But even people who don't like "The O.C." have to admit that the hit series has done a wonderful service for indie music. Rather than mining current pop hits, the soundtrack makes use of the vast indie rock world. And the fourth soundtrack shows that they're not running out of groups -- it uses everything from neo-folk to trip-pop. Among the better known groups on here are the Futureheads' energetic driven rock, Beck's melancholy lament, Pinback's medium-tempo pop with its stoned vocals, A.C. Newman's fuzzy piano pop, and Modest Mouse's twisting psychedelic tapestry. It's a credit to the people who selected this that they are apparently chosen for both catchiness AND quality. But there are also lesser-known groups included here: Aqueduct provides an unmelodious (but strangely appealing) pop tune, Sufjan Stevens croons softly over his guitar, Bell X1 provides gentle piano-folk, and Matt Pond PA provides a rather lackluster finale. The crowning jewels are probably the most underrated pop groups of today. One is Frou Frou's vocalist Imogen Heap, with the enchantingly sweet "Goodnight and Go." And Norwegian group Flunk gives us sparkling trip-folk with the delicate vocals -- not their best song, but still very pretty and airy. Were it not for Matt Pond PA, this would probably be the ideal little mix CD, with both "big" indie bands and those that many people have never heard of, or at least never bothered to listen to. And this collection includes just about everything -- discordant rock to psychedelic grandeur to airy pop tunes. Some are catchy, some are gritty, but virtually all are wonderful. Even if you've never visited "The O.C.," take a listen to the fourth soundtrack, and delve into some of the best music that MTV has never heard of. Well chosen. |
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