XXX Review
For those of you who loved Fast and the Furious here is another that hits your heart. Ok Im not going to praise the fact that this flick had a plot and all, but what can you say, wemon, money, action, cars, explosions, and rock or rap depending on your style. This movie is not marketed to a certain crowd, what it does is brilliant, it tries to bring rock and rap into the same culture. As a person that DJ's and listens to all kinds of music, I would recomend this album for the rap listener or the rock listener, for the ones who dont think this is a good rock album. WAKE UP, rawk has changed since 1980's its a new style, get over it. Thats all I have to say I guess. xXx is a .... by the way. ~OUT
XXX Overview
Limited Edition version that includes a Movie Cash certificate good towards the purchase of a ticket to see film XXX, as well as a limited Edition XXX tatoo.
XXX Specifications
There's nothing diminutive about Vin Diesel or XXX, the secret agent-espionage film in which the muscular actor stars, so it's not surprising that the accompanying two-disc soundtrack is just as punishing. On the rock-oriented album, electronic production zaps through Rammstein's machine-gun blast "Feuer Frei" and Queens of the Stone Age's rough-riffed "Millionaire," while Mushroomhead and Hatebreed's straight-ahead screamers pack a ferocious punch. Other cuts are more forgiving--Bush's Gavin Rossdale contributes a soaring, crunchy rock anthem, Orbital's zooming, danceable "Technologicque Park" is inky as a starless night, and Moby's hypnotic, simple-synth "Landing" features Azure Ray on vocals. The hip-hop side isn't nearly as pulverizing--Nelly's stuttering "Stick Out Ya Wrist" and Big Tymers' "Still Fly" are especially laid-back and chilled. In the end, the results are mixed--Rossdale's song is livelier than most of his output with Bush, and the Queens and Rammstein cuts jump with life, as do those from Pastor Troy and Joi. Yet overall the generic rap disc and growling sections of its rock counterpart falter, suffering from all-too-familiar tricks and lackluster lyrics--sending the entire album sliding into mediocrity as a whole. --Annie Zaleski
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