• 9 Songs (2004) Soundtrack OST •

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9 Songs is a British film that follows the relationship between a young couple, Matt and Lisa, as they attend nine different concerts in London. The film is known for its explicit sexual content and graphic scenes, as well as its use of real-life bands performing live on stage.

Throughout the film, Matt and Lisa's relationship is explored through their interactions at the concerts, as well as their intimate moments together. The film is a raw and honest portrayal of a modern relationship, with all its ups and downs.

9 Songs received mixed reviews from critics, with some praising its realism and others criticizing its explicit content. However, it remains a unique and provocative film that pushes the boundaries of traditional storytelling.

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Play	Title	Artist
	9 Songs
	Whatever Happened To My Rock and Roll	Peter Hayes: Nick jago) composed Black Rebel Motorcycle Club: Performer
	C'mon C'mon	Jason Stollsteimer: Jason stollsteimer) composed The Von Bondies: Performer
	Debbie	Michael Nyman: Writer Michael Nyman: Performer
	Madan	Salif Keita: Performer
	Fallen Angel	Elbow: Performer Guy Garvey: Mark potter, pete turner (as pete turner)) composed
	Michael	Franz Ferdinand: Performer Alex Kapranos: Nick mccarthy (as nicholas mccarthy), paul thomson) composed
	Nadia	Michael Nyman: Writer Michael Nyman: Performer
	Movin' On Up	Bobby Gillespie: Mani (as gary mounfield), robert young) composed Primal Scream: Performer
	Sola	Melissa Parmenter: Performer
	Platform	Melissa Parmenter: Performer
	You Were the Last High	The Dandy Warhols: Performer Evan Dando: Performer
	Horse Tears	Alison Goldfrapp: Composer Goldfrapp: Performer
	Slow Life	Huw Bunford: (huw bunford, cian ciaran, dafydd ieuan, guto pryce, gruff rhys) composed Super Furry Animals: Performer
	I've Got Your Number	Elbow: Performer Guy Garvey: Composer
	Jacqueline	Franz Ferdinand: Performer Alex Kapranos: Writer
	Love Burns	Peter Hayes: Nick jago) composed Black Rebel Motorcycle Club: Performer
	C'mon C'mon	The Von Bondies: Performer
	Movin' On Up	Primal Scream: Performer
	I've Got Your Number	Elbow: Performer

User reviews

Linda Adams

10/10

The soundtrack of 9 Songs is a captivating blend of raw emotion and pulsating energy, perfectly complementing the intense and intimate moments shared by Matt and Lisa throughout the film.

Deborah Scott

7/10

Overall, the soundtrack of 9 Songs adds an extra layer of depth and complexity to the film, elevating it beyond a traditional romance story and into a more immersive and captivating cinematic experience.

Mark Miller

7/10

The variety of musical genres featured in the soundtrack reflects the diverse range of emotions and dynamics present in the film.

Paul Martin

7/10

The soundtrack enhances the emotional depth of the film, making the audience feel more connected to the characters and their experiences.

Mark Lee

6/10

The music in 9 Songs plays a crucial role in setting the tone for each concert and intimate moment between Matt and Lisa, creating a powerful atmosphere throughout.

Donald Wilson

10/10

Each song in the film not only sets the mood for the scenes but also adds depth to the characters' emotions, creating a truly immersive experience for the audience.

Timothy Young

8/10

The soundtrack of 9 Songs perfectly captures the raw and intimate moments of Matt and Lisa's relationship through its selection of live performances.

Ashley Parker

7/10

The use of real-life bands performing on stage adds an authentic and immersive element to the film's music.

Mark Turner

6/10

The use of real-life bands performing live on stage adds a level of authenticity to the film's concert scenes, making them feel incredibly immersive.

Susan Thompson

5/10

While some may find the graphic scenes uncomfortable, the soundtrack of 9 Songs undeniably contributes to the film's unapologetic and provocative storytelling style.

Margaret Thompson

7/10

The music in 9 Songs serves as a powerful storytelling tool, effectively conveying the passion and intensity of Matt and Lisa's relationship.

Robert Rodriguez

6/10

The explicit sexual content in the film is mirrored by the bold and edgy music choices, amplifying the sense of intimacy and passion between the characters.

Michael Clark

6/10

The soundtrack of 9 Songs perfectly captures the raw and intense emotions of the film, enhancing the overall viewing experience.

Margaret Lopez

10/10

The use of real-life bands performing live on stage adds an authentic and dynamic element to the soundtrack, enhancing the overall realism of the film and making the concert scenes truly come alive.

James King

8/10

The songs selected for the film create a unique atmosphere that complements the on-screen action and dialogue, enhancing the overall viewing experience.

Matthew Walker

7/10

The soundtrack of 9 Songs successfully blurs the line between concert footage and narrative storytelling, creating a seamless and cohesive audiovisual experience.

Sarah Thompson

6/10

Overall, the soundtrack of 9 Songs is a bold and unconventional choice that complements the film's boundary-pushing narrative, making it a memorable and impactful viewing experience.

Brian Green

8/10

The music choices in the film help to establish a sense of time and place, grounding the story in the vibrant music scene of London.

Daniel Wright

6/10

The mix of rock, indie, and alternative music in the film reflects the diverse tastes of the characters and adds depth to their personalities and relationship dynamics.

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