Post subject: [2012-03-20] Soundtrack "The Hunger Games" w/Taylor Swift, The Civil Wars, Arcade Fire, Decemberists, others (Republic)
Posted: Thu Feb 23, 2012 11:12 pm
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1. Arcade Fire - Abraham's Daughter 2. The Secret Sisters - Tomorrow Will Be Kinder 3. Neko Case - Nothing To Remember 4. Taylor Swift ft. The Civil Wars - Safe & Sound 5. Kid Cudi - The Ruler and The Killer 6. Punch Brothers - Dark Days 7. The Decemberists - One Engine 8. The Carolina Chocolate Drops - Daughter’s Lament 9. The Civil Wars - Kingdom Come 10. Glen Hansard - Take The Heartland 11. Maroon 5 ft. Rozzi Crane - Come Away To The Water 12. Miranda Lambert ft. Pistol Annies - Run Daddy Run 13. Jayme Dee - Rules 14. Taylor Swift - Eyes Open 15. The Low Anthem - Lover Is Childlike 16. Birdy - Just A Game
Post subject: [2012-03-20] Soundtrack "The Hunger Games" w/Taylor Swift, The Civil Wars, Arcade Fire, Decemberists, others (Republic)
Posted: Tue Apr 03, 2012 6:28 pm
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I've neither read the books nor seen the movie, but from what I've read this is a very different album from what some might have expected. Except for the Glen Hansard and Kid Cudi tracks it's a laid-back folksy affair. There's a definite Appalachian/country feel to it. I think it's a terrific collection. I especially like the ...Chocolate Drops and Taylor Swift cuts. A pleasant surprise.
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Post subject: [2012-03-20] Soundtrack "The Hunger Games" w/Taylor Swift, The Civil Wars, Arcade Fire, Decemberists, others (Republic)
Posted: Tue Apr 03, 2012 11:59 pm
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Kid Bailey wrote:
JohnG wrote:
Are these songs heard in the movie?
I think only the Taylor Swift cut is actually in the movie.
I saw the movie this past weekend. The Taylor Swift song, "Safe and Sound," featuring the Civil Wars, plays during some of the closing credits. It's Appalachian feel mentioned earlier comes out of the book. The story is set in the future, and the main character, played by Jennifer Lawrence in the film, is from the Appalachian and coal mining region in what used to be the U.S. Preceding this track over the closing credits is, I think, the Decemberists track, "Abraham's Daughter."
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