Saw / Soundtrack.

I simply believe that this soundtrack has helped create a phenomenal series of horror films. Tracks 8, 13 and 14 are special favorites. The promise of being transported from the mundane to extraordinary music enjoyment will be achieved. The Saw soundtrack pumps your adrenaline and gives a boost to your appreciation of movie soundtracks like Star Wars and Titanic. It is a must have for that fan of movie soundtracks.

THIS CD MAKES ME WANT TO ORDER THEM ALL (EVERY MOVIE FOR SAW) SO THAT I CAN JAM OUT TO THE MUSIC WHILE AT WORK AND AT HOME. LOOOOOVE IT!

This soundtrack consists of music performed by NIN's Charlie Clouser, and other various artists. Most of the songs are dark, catchy, and quite memorable. Some of the Clouser cuts sound somewhat NINish but sink into orchestrated tunes that could be mistaken for any other movie score composer. Overall, the whole cd is great, esp the fear factory song and the song by Pitbull Daycare(whom I had never heard of until purchasing this disc). This soundtrack is definitely worth buying unlike some...where there is only a few good songs, and most of the songs are already out on cd's anyway. So give this one a chance, you wont regret it if you like gothic, industrial, rock, or metal.

I'm kinda divided with this disk-I really, really liked the score itself, that is the stuff performed by Charlie Clouser, especially the effectively bleak "Hello Adam" and the great "Hello Zepp" and "Zepp Overature". Unfortunately, the heavy metal/rock/whatever--*vomits*. I personally hate that type of music. The disk is definitely worth the price, but just be aware that there are some really awful metal tracks amongst the otherwise very good score.

Love the movie, love the music!

I loved the original SAW movie and enjoyed the music score and the atmosphere the music throughout the movie portrayed. This album release is a monumental record produced and mixed by Charlie Clouser (Ex N-I-N). There is not a song on this album that is bad or not worth being on this release.'Sturm' is a song created by Front Line Assembly released specifically for this movie and the song is a perfect opener. The song is purely industrial and features the best of what FLA offers, the driving industrial beat with hard hitting nasal base lyrics.'Bite The Hand that Bleeds' is a softer industraial/dark theme song by the kings of future metal - Fear Factory who I am a big fan of. In the DVD's special features, this song came with its own music video taking bits from the actual movie.The other bands in this album I have not heard of but the songs were good, some more harder in sounding than others but worth the listen. What was the winning part to this album was the movie score by Charlie Clouser.I have to agree with other prior reveiwers are say the best two songs of this album are 'Hello Zepp' and 'Zepp Overture'. Both songs are genious and great sounding. I have Hello Zepp on a website entry page song. It is one of the best songs I have ever listened to.I assure anyone who is a fan of Saw, you will enjoy this album immensely and take alot out of it. I am simply in awe of this block-buster album.

What makes this album worth 5 stars? That may be one of the questions you find yourself asking. I'll tell you why. During the commentary for the Saw dvd Leigh Whannell (who played Adam and wrote the movie) said he felt the movie had a gritty, muddy and rusty feel to it. I agree. So, he wanted to find somebody to do a score and bands that would give off that feel. Charlie Clouser (ex-nin) does a wonderful job here. So, he brings in bands such as Fear Factory and Pitbull Daycare (I have spoken with their drummer, he is a really nice guy.) I prefer Black Metal and Death Metal over industrial. However, I love this soundtrack. I have not been able to take it out of my walkman since getting it. First, the atmosphere Charlie Clouser gives off, is right on the money and I am highly impressed. Also, I am not the biggest fan of Fear Factory but their song is quite good as well. However, my favorite song is "Hello Zepp" the epic song, in while the final few minutes (most shocking as well)of the movie are played out. That song is worth the money alone. So, even though you may not enjoy industrial, this is still worth giving a try. Enjoy

Mr. Clouser, as far as i remember, was the keyboardist on NIN's first album... here on SAW's ST, he does a great job once again!!! "Hello Zepp" is my fav on the disc... if you like industrial music and u are a fan of NIN... trust me... u DONT wanna miss this one!!!

Hello zeppこの曲を高音質でききたければ現状このCDしかありませんこの一曲の為だけでも買う価値はあります

I love the Saw movies.The cd is great and I have music on my ipod.A must have for any Saw fan.I will keep looking for the other Saw cd's.Make your choice.

Je remercie le vendeur, je ne parle pas bien l'anglais mais les échanges ont été facilité parlui, il a répondu très rapidement au deux mail envoyé!Le colis était dans un état impeccable et la commande correspondait tout à fait!De plus le prix était raisonnableje recommandeEt encore MERCI!

Wer harte Musik mag und Saw Fan ist kommt um diesen Soundtrack nicht herum. Es ist nicht einfach nur die typische Horrorfilmmusik, man bekommt mehr geboten. Man bekommt die Musik im Film vielleicht gar nicht so mit, aber es sind viele gute Titel auf der CD.

There are TWO different versions of the original Saw soundtrack. This version features Front Line Assembly at the start instead of Chiamira. Still a fantastic debut from the films longstanding franchise, if not for the metal/industrial artists then for Charlie Clouser's amazing score. If you like his work I highly suggest getting the 2 disc edition of the Saw II OST which features the full score and a bonus disc of other artists giving their representation of the film.