Six Feet Under, Vol. 2: Everything Ends Original TV Soundtrack

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  • Release Date: 06/28/2005
  • Sales Rank: 46,545
  • Label: ASTRALWERKS
  • UPC: 094631179723

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Six Feet Under, Vol. 2: Everything Ends

1LISTENFeeling Good / Nina Simone 2:53
2LISTENAmazing Life / Jem 4:02
3LISTENEverything Is Everything / Phoenix 3:00
4LISTENA Rush of Blood to the Head / Coldplay 5:50
5LISTENBreathe Me / Sia 4:31
6LISTENLucky / Radiohead 4:17
7LISTENTime Is on My Side / Irma Thomas 2:50
8LISTENAganjú / Bebel Gilberto the Latin Project Remix Edit 4:07
9LISTENDirection / Interpol 3:54
10LISTEN(Don't Fear) The Reaper / Caesars 4:14
11LISTENTransatlanticism / Death Cab for Cutie 8:10
12LISTENCold Wind / Arcade Fire 3:24
13LISTENI'm a Lonely Little Petunia (In an Onion Patch) / Imogen Heap Bonus Track 0:59

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The second soundtrack disc from HBO's Six Feet Under highlights the till-death-do-us-part connection between sight and sound in the award-winning series. Cinematic tracks from the past (Nina Simone's dark, loungy "Feelin' Good") and the present (Coldplay's woozy "A Rush of Blood to the Head") have underscored pivotal scenes in the drama chronicling the Fisher family and their inner circle, and accentuate the show's artsy focus. But the real selling point here -- especially for alternative music aficionados -- is the inclusion of exclusive tracks created for SFU's fifth and final season. These include the Arcade Fire's angsty, folky "Cold Wind," Interpol's neo-post-punk "Direction," and -- in an O.C.-like turn -- the Caesars' loyal interpretation of Blue Öyster Cult's stoner classic "Don't Fear the Reaper." Other notable cuts include a previously unreleased cut from Jem (the airy, beat-filled "Amazing Life"), a moody, minute-long, nearly a cappella piece from Frou Frou singer Imogen Heap, and Zero 7 chanteuse Sia's "Breathe Me," which closes the series on an appropriately bittersweet note. Six Feet Under -- and the irresistibly melancholy music coloring its scenes -- will course through our veins long after the show departs HBO On Demand. Lydia Vanderloo, Barnes & Noble

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Six Feet Under, Vol. 2: Everything Endsby Anonymous

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September 17, 2005: there's nothing more cliche than saying you don't know what ya got till it's gone but i will be feeling that way for a long time after seeing the final episode of Six Feet Under. This cd is tremendous. It has several genres but any true SFU fan will love it. My personal favorite is Breathe Me as i'm driving down the road getting chills reliving the finale of the final episode as Claire drives off. HBO did a 2 part retrospective right before the final episode and the Death Cab for Cutie song was prevalent throughout. It is awesome. I like Time is on my Side and Feeling Good better than I thought I would when I bought it. These songs just take me back in a great way. The one song I think is really missing from this collection is Calling All Angels by Jane Siberry with KD Lang. the moment at the end of the episode in which Nate's first love, Fiona has passed away when ruth begins to sing this song acapella with the other women joining in was beautiful. I love this Cd and would recommend to any devout SFU fan. I could listen to it all day long.