Dou cha Soundtrack (

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Rating: 5.50/10 from 115 votes
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Synopsis

In Sung dynasty, a Japanese man named Yagi... couldn't take the badgering from the male black tea tribe and ridiculed that the male black tea was not the best tea in the world; causing the two tribes to challenge each other in a "tea fight." The male black tea tribe massacred the female black tea tribe and burned down the tea farm. A child escaped from the fire and turned into a fire dragon and flew away after drinking a mixture of both male and female black tea. It wasn't until then that the male black tea tribe realized that they had made a big mistake, thus begins the long journey in search of the female black tea.

In 2007, the descendant Yagi stayed away from tea after his wife died in an accident years ago which he believed is the deed of a curse by the black tea. Yagi's daughter, Mikiko couldn't take anymore of her father's dwindling behavior, so she decided to head to Taiwan to look for the legendary black tea after finding a cure for the curse in an ancient book.

There's an "underground tea market" somewhere in Taiwan that sells rare expensive tea from around the world. The owner of the market is Yang who is the heir of the ancient "male black tea tribe." Mikiko started to fall in love with Yang after being saved by him, what she didn't know is that she is slowly falling into Yang's trap. Yagi who came after Mikiko to Taiwan, met Rufa, who is the heir of the 'female black tea tribe," during his journey of finding his daughter; like Mikiko, Yagi is also falling into a trap.

Each for their own cause, Yagi, Mikiko, Yang, and Rufa are tangled up in a web of love and hate; their quest for the black tea can only take them deeper into the web...

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Dou cha
Bloody Asphalt (From Double Kick Heroes, Vol. 2)
Don't Bite My Butt
Lord Of Coucy (From Double Kick Heroes, Vol. 2)
Nothing But Dust (From Double Kick Heroes, Vol. 2)
Die Untoten
Surprise! You're Undead! - Vocal Version
Crush - Vocal Version
Demon Demon (From Double Kick Heroes, Vol. 2)
The Evil Zombies Do
Condemned To Slaughter - Vocal Version
Rust In The Wind
Pack Of Wolves (From Double Kick Heroes, Vol. 2)
Personal Hell (From Double Kick Heroes, Vol. 2)
Flesh And Bones (From Double Kick Heroes, Vol. 2)
I'm Marching Now
We Are The Devs (From Double Kick Heroes, Vol. 2)
Accuser (From Double Kick Heroes, Vol. 2)
One Of Us (From Double Kick Heroes, Vol. 2)
Run For Your Lives
Dawn Of The New Gods (From Double Kick Heroes, Vol. 2)
Sawing Your Head Off
Mobula (From Double Kick Heroes, Vol. 2)
Best Boss Battle Music Ever (From Double Kick Heroes, Vol. 2) - Remastered
Satan (From Double Kick Heroes, Vol. 2)
Run For Your Souls (From Double Kick Heroes, Vol. 2)
The End Of The Road (From Double Kick Heroes, Vol. 2)
Prepare To Meet Thy Doom (From Double Kick Heroes, Vol. 2)
Tease Me Macaroni (From Double Kick Heroes, Vol. 2)
Harmonic Mayhem
Undead And Kicking
Thrasher's Delight
Genital Absolution (From Double Kick Heroes, Vol. 2) - Live Bootleg '97
Double Kick Heroes
Warriors Of The Badlands
The Running Dead
The Road To Hell
Planet Error
Road Freak
We're Gonna Rock Your Socks Off
Destroy And Race And Groove
The Scarecrow Paradox
Earthquake
Restless Destroyer
This Means War
Turbo Killer
Against the Waves
Cold
brute force
On va tous crever
Point of Entry
Enjoy the Silence
When the Stars Align
L'autruche
Tribute of Blood
Sit Stay Roll Over
Remembrance
Kammthaar
To the Sky
Bloody Asphalt (From Double Kick Heroes, Vol. 2) - Instrumental Version
Demon Demon (From Double Kick Heroes, Vol. 2) - Instrumental Version

User reviews

Anthony Thompson
6/10

The emotional depth conveyed through the musical score enhances the audience's connection to the characters and their individual quests for the legendary black tea.

John Baker
7/10

The emotional depth conveyed through the music resonates with the audience, creating a strong connection to the characters and their struggles.

Timothy Taylor
8/10

The melodic themes in the soundtrack are memorable and beautifully crafted, evoking a sense of nostalgia and longing that complements the themes of love and redemption in the story.

William Walker
5/10

The soundtrack's ability to shift seamlessly between moments of love and hate mirrors the complex relationships between the main characters in the film.

Richard King
6/10

The music in Dou Cha effectively builds suspense and anticipation, creating a sense of urgency in the characters' search for the female black tea.

Charles Hernandez
8/10

The soundtrack of Dou cha is a captivating and immersive musical experience that perfectly captures the intricate and mysterious journey of the characters.

Daniel Davis
8/10

The orchestration in the soundtrack is lush and dynamic, adding layers of complexity and texture to the storytelling, enhancing the dramatic moments and heightening the tension in key scenes.

Anthony Lee
5/10

The use of different musical motifs for each character adds depth and complexity to their individual narratives, enhancing the overall storytelling experience.

Sarah Hall
5/10

The soundtrack of Dou Cha effectively captures the tension and mystery surrounding the ancient feud between the male and female black tea tribes.

Mary Anderson
7/10

The use of traditional Asian instruments in the soundtrack adds an authentic and unique flavor to the storytelling, enhancing the cultural richness of the narrative.

Steven Scott
8/10

The use of vocals in certain tracks adds a haunting and ethereal quality to the music, creating a sense of mystique and intrigue that draws the listener in deeper into the world of Dou cha.

Melissa Miller
7/10

Overall, the soundtrack of Dou cha is a standout element of the film, elevating the storytelling and immersing the audience in a rich tapestry of sound that enhances the overall viewing experience.

Carol Turner
5/10

The haunting melodies in certain tracks evoke a sense of foreboding and intrigue, keeping viewers on the edge of their seats.

Steven Thompson
6/10

The fusion of traditional and contemporary musical elements in the soundtrack reflects the blending of past and present themes in the storyline.

Karen Johnson
8/10

The composition of the soundtrack is masterfully done, with each track seamlessly blending into the next, creating a cohesive and engaging listening experience.

Karen Jones
5/10

The use of traditional Chinese instruments in the music adds an authentic and immersive feel to the storytelling of the film.

Daniel Hall
5/10

Overall, the soundtrack of Dou Cha plays a crucial role in setting the tone and enhancing the cinematic experience, making it a standout feature of the film.