Track Listing

1. Who Are You - The Who
2. Everybody Out Of Water (New Frontier) - The Wallflowers
3. Crystal - New Order
4. Come Into Our Room - Clinic
5. Give It Away - Zero 7
6. Day By Day - Badmarsh & Shri
7. Inhaler - Hooverphonic
8. We Luv You - Grand Theft Audio
9. Hell Above Water - Curve
10. To Get Down (Fatboy Slim Mix) - Timo Maas
11. Time Has Come Today - The Chambers Brothers
12. Little Gen - Euphoria
13. Song For Olabi - Bliss
14. Unbound - Robbie Robertson
15. Investigation Suite - John M. Keane
16. Grissam's Overture - John M. Keane

Product Details

• Amazon Sales Rank: #24661 in Music
• Released on: 2002-09-27
• Number of discs: 1

Customer Reviews

Great Album To Listen To
I love this CD. It hasn't left my CD player in the last month. With great songs from The Who, The Wallflowers and New Order amongst others all on one disc what more do you want. The only downside to this great Soundtrack is the 2 John M. Keane songs at the end. There should have been more of his stuff or even an extra disc with them all on it. Hopefully they will be smart and release another CSI soundtrack.

csi soundtrack objective review
The fantastic underscore by John M keane which penetrates every episode unfortunately only appears at the end and there should be alot more of it on the cd.Admittedly i felt using The Who's Who are you? was inspirational as it gives you a feel of the show immediately.Danny Cannon chooses great music to use in the show.Many tunes from Zero 7 from their album Simple Things have been used.Download it,buy it,you'll hear a quality album.Give it away appears on the soundtrack.Another soundtrack is needed.Series 3/4 excellant music.Check out Ian Brown FEAR from series 3.

Disappointing.
Disappointing. We get only two measly tracks of John M. Keane's wonderful score for the show. This CD should be full of it, where is the rest?! It's John M. Keane who sets the scene, who underscores the drama, who highlights the emotions and tensions on screen, not a bunch of songs. And my guess is a lot of the songs on here aren't even from the show - as one reviewer states on here, some of the tracks they didn't even recognise!

Another of these so-called "soundtracks", which are not soundtracks at all. They are merely compilation albums, compiled of random songs; some of which might have even featured in the show. Can you say "money-making tie-in?"

If you're a REAL soundtrack-lover like me, do what I did and hunt down the bootleg CD that's floating around - it's full of John M. Keanes's sterling work.