Studio B

I really love this cd. ive always wanted to hear the main title from the movie and when i got this cd i was really happy and when i heard it i felt like i was watching the movie again. Elfman is one of my favorite and best composers since John Williams!!! This is a MUST have!!!!

I own a lot of soundtracks and this is not one of the best. The music is great when the movie is playing but loses something on its own.

I decided to buy this CD after wanting a piece played in Spider-Man 2 SO badly. I was furious when I listened to this and didn't find it anywhere. The piece I was looking for was the piano piece during the scene when Peter hugs Aunt May when she's packing. You'd think it would be in 'Ant May Packs' but it's not. It is also missing some other great pieces from the movie. A bit of a let down...

This Orignal Motion Picture score was great becuase of the music that Danny Elfman used on this Cd. I love #1"Main Titles",#2,and I love the Doc Ock theme. I really wish that they would of put in the Pizza Delivery when Peter delivers the pizza's. And when Doc Ock puts his arms up for the first time. But I love this motion picture score soundtrack. It's a great score to listin to. I highly recommend it! And it's a 48 minute soundtrack and the music in the film wasn't all in the soundtrack. But Danny Elfman did an awesome job with this Orignal Motion Picture Score for Spider-Man 2!

this cd is a great buy for spider-man fans because it includes most of the music score but not all. my favorite tracks are track #1 whick the title theme, track #7 which is titled the mugging/peters turmoil peters turmoil is the first 3 minuets and is also the theme when peter says I'm spider-man no more, I also like track #9 which is titled hes back, track #14 which is titled at long last love, and finnaly the classic but annoyingly catchy track #15 which is raindrops keep fallin on my head. other themes on this cd are train/appreciation which is track #10. also there is the track titled the goblins returns which includes a little of the green goblin theme.

A great recording of a great movie. Unfortunately, one of the only recordings with the outstanding voice of Tommy Dix available today. Fortunately, the recording includes "I Know You By Heart" sung by Dix but not included in the film as well as "Three Men On A Date" with Kenny Bowers, Jack Jordon and Dix. Great collection of the 40's wartime swing era. Harry James and his Music Makers, June Allyson, Nancy Walker and Gloria DeHaven wonderfully showcased. But the rousing "Buckle Down Winsocki, Buckle Down" performed by the amazing baritone voice of 18-year-old Tommy Dix brings down the house as he did on Broadway, (opening in October, 1941 at the Ethel Barrymore Theater) at the age of 16. In October 1941 he recorded "Winsocki" with Benny Goodman's Orchestra. The record soared to the top of the Hit Parade Charts. Truly an outstanding performance by an amazing young talent. Definitely a must for your collection.

Well this is a nifty little tune. Like "I See Girls" before it, "C'mon Get It On" by Studio B features rapped lyrics over an electro-house beat. There is, again similar to "I See Girls", a male vocalist singing the chorus. I'm not sure which song I like better, but there is definitely some weight to this one. That weight being the Freemasons mix. While the Young Punx mixes are fun and frisky, the Freemasons inject an entire new reality into the song, providing it with lush melodies and a very enticing choral accompaniment that you need to hear and get addicted to. Even the dub mix, which I typically don't enjoy, is enthralling. It is shorter, lacking the buildup that the vocal mix has. The lyrics that are repeated in the dub are the title lyrics, overtop the choral accompaniment I mentioned earlier.

Plus it helps that the video is hot.