VA – Six Feet Under Volume and Volume 2 (2002/2005, 320)

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Tracklist:

Volume 1

1. Six Feet Under Title Theme – Thomas Newman 1:37
2. Heaven – Lamb 4:59
3. Deep Down & Dirty – Stereo MC’s 4:22
4. I Love Being Here With You – Peggy Lee 2:45
5. One Time Too Many – PJ Harvey 2:52
6. Squares – The Beta Band 3:45
7. Distractions – Zero 7 5:17
8. Inspiration/Information – Shuggie Otis 4:11
9. Pure & Easy – The Dining Rooms 4:34
10. Let’s Go Out Tonight – Craig Armstrong (feat. Paul Buchanan) 6:03
11. Spooky – Classics IV 2:51
12. Bohemian Like You – The Dandy Warhols 3:28
13. Mis Dos Pequenas – Orlando Cachaito Lopez 4:04
14. Waiting (Tom Lord-Alge Remix) – Devlins 4:51
15. Six Feet Under Title Theme (Rae & Christian Remix) – Thomas Newman 5:19
16. Six Feet Under Title Theme (Photek Remix) – Thomas Newman 5:08
17. Yummy Yummy Yummy – Julie London 2:56

Volume 2

1. Feeling Good – Nina Simone 2:53
2. Amazing Life – Jem 4:03
3. Everything Is Everything – Phoenix 3:00
4. A Rush Of Blood To The Head – Coldplay 5:50
5. Breathe Me – Sia 4:31
6. Lucky – Radiohead 4:18
7. Time Is On My Side (1992 Digital Remaster) – Irma Thomas 2:51
8. Aganj� (Latin Project Remix Edit) – Bebel Gilberto 4:07
9. Direction – Interpol 3:54
10. (Don’t Fear) The Reaper – Caesars 4:14
11. Transatlanticism – Death Cab for Cutie 8:10
12. Cold Wind – The Arcade Fire 3:25
13. I’m A Lonely Little Petunia – Imogen Heap 1:00

Volume 1 – https://mega.co.nz/#!r5ZARRCS!Yaiqan6u3a0L01g6gR-l7GOubyVrsYJ0IPc_adxDm2g

Volume 2 – https://mega.co.nz/#!KswXjI6K!Dur223aXMavrJJPiZhcS_3Wh0fZtUhVU3m0MuUE GjPw

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"Six Feet Under-Main Theme" won the 2003 Grammy Awards for Best Instrumental Composition and Best Instrumental Arrangement.

SIX FEET UNDER was nominated for the 2003 Grammy Award for Best Compilation Album For A Motion Picture Or Television.

Ever-adventurous HBO managed to score a hit with an unconventional series about a family of morticians. The series’ soundtrack is accordingly unorthodox, resembling either an ADD schizophrenic’s mix tape or a particularly eclectic session by a late-night college DJ. Aside from the show’s own creepy theme and a couple of remixes thereof, there’s big-band swing (Peggy Lee), funk (Shuggie Otis), Cuban music (Orlando "Cachaito" Lopez) and more. On the rock side, there’s everything from PJ Harvey’s raw, wordless "One Too Many" to the post-Beck hip-pop of the Beta Band and the driving, Stonesy "Bohemian Like You" by the Dandy Warhols. If only commercial radio stations were as cool as this.

Original theme composed by Thomas Newman.