Romeo + Juliet Ost

From the rebelius first tracks of 'Crush'and 'Local God', to the chilled 'Angel' and then on to the fantastic moving ballad by Des'ree and of course the great and catchy 'Lovefool'. This album takes you through the rebel, the party, the confusion, the care-free, the poignancy and leaves you contented at the end with 'you and me'.

Every track seems to capture the feeling of the movie. I found 'Talk show host' as become my favourite track amongst a collection of great ones.

I've had this album for 5 years and it is one that grows and never seems to get tiresome after all this time.


What a wonderful soundtrack   February 6, 2006
Kp Cowie (Pembrokeshire, Wales)
2 out of 2 found this review helpful

I love it, I love it. There, that is how you describe this album. The songs: brilliant, mine being number 9 and 10, where the kissing you instrumental gives me goosepimples right down me back. though i sometimes find the voice overs irratating, it gives the soundtrack its charm and uniqueness. this cd is amazing! honestly! 5/5 no doubt


Soundtrack heavon   October 18, 2003
S. F. Brown (London)
10 out of 13 found this review helpful

This soundtrack is one of those classics that you come back to again and again and never tire. You can forget having to fast forward poor tracks - just let it play from start to finish. And i can even say my enjoyment of it is not clouded by over-sentimentality over the film!


So romantic yet edgy   April 14, 2003
L. Murphy (UK)
12 out of 12 found this review helpful

I'll be honest, I haven't listened to the 2nd R&J album released, as this one does it all for me - makes me laugh (You & Me Son), cry (Little Star, if listened to when feeling a bit blue), makes me dance round the room when getting ready ((Young Hearts Run Free), but most of all, makes me remember a fanastic film.


One of the best movie soundtracks of the last 10 years   April 13, 2003
5 out of 5 found this review helpful

I never get tired of listening to the Romeo & Juliet soundtrack (1). I have the other soundtrack, too, and it's cool for the short bits of trance on it but the first soundtrack is far superior. It is an immenently listenable sample of the alternative pop-rock of the time.