Citizen X
Randy Edelman
" Citizen X is rather unmemorable "Written by Thomas Glorieux - Review of the regular release
Citizen X is a rather somber affair, both the tale as its score. Randy Edelman became attached to the picture and provided his usual music to it. The score's a somber dark and serious affair, having some sort of color that keeps it all rather ok for the time being. It's strange considering it hardly shifts a tone or a pace, but somehow the score is interesting enough to a degree. The theme itself is decent, but screams for a full blown out version. The album itself is made for a background experience, because the moment it stops you'll hardly remember what you heard. Focusing too much on its dark intentions, Citizen X is a score for the fans of the story, and I'm betting that will not be an awful lot.
I suppose you could say it's decent and interesting to a degree, but still ...
Remains a somber affair, one could easily get lost in it.
Track Listing
1. A Heavy Burden (2.52)
2. Forrest of Death (2.40)
3. Leaving the Station (3.36)
4. Two Comrades Embrace (3.45)
5. Crossed Paths (3.00)
6. The Strain Begins to Show (2.43)
7. Tracking Chikatilo (2.27)
8. Arrest (3.02)
9. Finally a Clue (2.29)
10. Finale (3.11)
Total Length: 29.45
I suppose you could say it's decent and interesting to a degree, but still ...
Remains a somber affair, one could easily get lost in it.
Track Listing
1. A Heavy Burden (2.52)
2. Forrest of Death (2.40)
3. Leaving the Station (3.36)
4. Two Comrades Embrace (3.45)
5. Crossed Paths (3.00)
6. The Strain Begins to Show (2.43)
7. Tracking Chikatilo (2.27)
8. Arrest (3.02)
9. Finally a Clue (2.29)
10. Finale (3.11)
Total Length: 29.45