Track Listing

1. Edward Meets the World: Introduction (Titles)
2. Edward Meets the World: Storytime
3. Edward Meets the World: Castle on the Hill
4. Edward Meets the World: Beautiful New World/Home Sweet Home
5. Edward Meets the World: The Cookie Factory
6. Edward Meets the World: Ballet de Suburbia (Suite)
7. Edward Meets the World: Ice Dance
8. Edward Meets the World: Etiquette Lesson
9. Edward Meets the World: Edwardo the Barber
10. Poor Edward: Esmeralda
11. Poor Edward: Death!
12. Poor Edward: The Tide Turns (Suite)
13. Poor Edward: The Final Confrontation
14. Poor Edward: Farewell
15. Poor Edward: The Grand Finale Lis
16. Poor Edward: The End
17. Poor Edward: With These Hands - Tom Jones

Product Details

• Amazon Sales Rank: #1657 in Music
• Released on: 1999-03-20
• Number of discs: 1
• Running time: 49 minutes

Customer Reviews

The magic of the movie caught on CD
Anybody who loved the movie "Edward Scissorhands" will be enchanted by it's soundtrack. Danny Elfman's music captures the magic of every moment from this unique movie. The music is enchanting, emotional, heartbreaking, unforgettable. After seeing the movie you will never look at snow again in the same way. While listening to the soundtrack you will feel the magic of seeing your first snowflake, remember the tingling of your first love, feel the pain of your first heartbreak. If you are romantic enough to let yourself be pulled into the fantasy of this film and its music, you will love this CD. I do!

Great but.... no Tom Jones thanks
This is a really beautiful, haunting score, with only one major disappointment - the Tom Jones track at the end. Nothing against Mr Jones per se, but it does sound a touch mawkish after an hour of superb Danny Elfman orchestral music.

Beautiful music ....
Enchanting, magical, mesmerising, haunting, fantastical tracks! Especially track 7 - Ice Dance, which moved me so much I chose it as the track to walk down the aisle to when I got married! Every time I hear it, I well up. A friend describes it as "the type of music you would hear in heaven". It invokes memories of the charming movie its taken from and I completely agree with a previous reviewer - you will never look at snow in the same way again.