• Feed (2017) Soundtrack OST •

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Feed is a young adult dystopian novel written by M.T. Anderson. The story is set in a future where most of society is connected to a digital network called the Feed, which provides instant access to information, entertainment, and communication. The protagonist, Titus, is a teenager who is part of this connected world.

One day, Titus meets a girl named Violet who is not as reliant on the Feed as others. She questions the effects of the constant stream of information and consumerism that the Feed promotes. As Titus spends more time with Violet, he begins to see the flaws in the system and starts to question his own beliefs.

As the story unfolds, Titus and Violet's relationship is tested as they navigate the consequences of living in a society controlled by technology and consumerism. The novel explores themes of identity, individuality, and the impact of technology on society.

Feed serves as a cautionary tale about the dangers of becoming too reliant on technology and the importance of critical thinking in a world dominated by media and advertising.

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Play	Title	Artist
	Feed
	Somebody to Love
	My Way (A Mi Manera)
	Bridge of Light - From "Happy Feet 2"
	Rawhide
	Lovelace Preshow (feat. Judith Hill)
	I Don't Back Up
	We Are The Champions
	Hit Me Up
	The Song of the Heart
	Tell Me Something Good
	I Wish
	Jump N' Move (feat. Jamalski) - 2006 Remaster
	Boogie Wonderland
	Papa Oom Mow Mow
	Feed In	Oscar Fogelström: Performer
	The Island	Oscar Fogelström: Performer
	Märit	Oscar Fogelström: Performer
	Drone Test	Oscar Fogelström: Performer
	There's Something in the Water	Oscar Fogelström: Performer
	Betrayal	Oscar Fogelström: Performer
	Rainwalkers	Oscar Fogelström: Performer
	Safe for Now	Oscar Fogelström: Performer
	The Sacrifice	Oscar Fogelström: Performer
	Elin	Oscar Fogelström: Performer
	Watch Your Hands	Oscar Fogelström: Performer
	Change of Plans	Oscar Fogelström: Performer
	The Wave	Oscar Fogelström: Performer
	Fight in the Shed	Oscar Fogelström: Performer
	Hide and Seek	Oscar Fogelström: Performer
	The Getaway	Oscar Fogelström: Performer
	Safe at Last	Oscar Fogelström: Performer
	In the Basement	Oscar Fogelström: Performer
	Resurrection	Oscar Fogelström: Performer
	Trails in the Cottage	Oscar Fogelström: Performer
	Feed Out	Oscar Fogelström: Performer
	Another Wave	Michael Shuman: Performer
	Good Thing (feat. Z Berg)	Michael Shuman: Performer
	Eat Your Heart Out	Michael Shuman: Performer
	Heaven's Gate	Michael Shuman: Performer
	Cigarettes and No Regrets	Michael Shuman: Performer
	Off to the Races	Michael Shuman: Performer
	All Hell Broke Loose (feat. Z Berg)	Michael Shuman: Performer
	My Christmas Babe	Michael Shuman: Performer
	Christmas Time Is Here	Michael Shuman: Performer
	Have You Seen Her?	Michael Shuman: Performer
	There's Something in the Water	Oscar Fogelström: Performer
	Heaven's Gate	Michael Shuman: Performer

User reviews

John Gonzalez

3/10

The repetitive use of certain musical motifs in the soundtrack became distracting and monotonous, overshadowing key moments in the story. Instead of enhancing the viewing experience, the music became a hindrance, diminishing the impact of pivotal scenes and character development.

Carol Parker

7/10

The soundtrack features memorable melodies and motifs that stay with the listener long after the music has ended, enhancing the overall impact of the story.

Paul Miller

7/10

The use of electronic elements in the music effectively conveys the interconnected digital world of the Feed, creating a sense of immersion and realism.

Ronald Walker

7/10

The music enhances the themes of technology, consumerism, and identity explored in the story, adding depth and emotional resonance to the narrative.

Margaret Walker

5/10

While the soundtrack of Feed may not be particularly memorable or standout on its own, it does serve its purpose of enhancing the mood and setting of the novel. The music acts as a subtle background element that supports the narrative without overpowering it.

George Wilson

8/10

The emotional range of the music, from hauntingly beautiful to energetically intense, mirrors the ups and downs of the characters' journey in the novel, adding layers of depth to the storytelling.

Emily Taylor

7/10

Overall, the soundtrack of Feed is a standout element of the novel adaptation, elevating the storytelling experience and leaving a lasting impression on the audience.

Donald Martin

8/10

The variety of genres and styles in the soundtrack reflects the diverse influences present in the world of Feed, showcasing the complexity of the society depicted in the novel.

Brian Moore

5/10

I found the soundtrack of Feed to be somewhat repetitive at times, lacking variety in its musical themes. It could have benefited from more diversity in the styles and tones of the music to better reflect the different aspects of the story.

Brian Robinson

9/10

The diversity of music genres featured in the soundtrack is also worth mentioning. From futuristic synth-pop to melancholic acoustic ballads, each track contributes to the overall narrative of Feed and elevates the reading experience to a whole new level.

Sarah King

9/10

I was particularly impressed by how the music enhances the emotional depth of the story. The haunting melodies and ethereal tones added an extra layer of complexity to the characters' inner struggles and the societal issues portrayed in the novel.

Sarah Parker

7/10

The soundtrack of Feed perfectly captures the futuristic and dystopian atmosphere of the novel, creating an immersive experience for the listener.

Mark Jones

4/10

The choice of songs in the soundtrack did not complement the emotional journey of the characters, making it difficult for the audience to connect with their struggles and dilemmas. The music felt disconnected from the narrative, failing to evoke the intended mood and atmosphere.

Melissa Carter

4/10

The soundtrack of Feed failed to capture the essence of the dystopian setting and the themes explored in the novel. The music felt generic and uninspired, lacking the depth and complexity needed to enhance the storytelling.

John Williams

8/10

The production quality of the soundtrack is top-notch, with crisp and clear audio that allows the listener to fully appreciate the intricacies of the music composition.

Kimberly Jackson

5/10

Overall, I would say that the band score of Feed is a solid accompaniment to the novel, enhancing the reading experience without overshadowing it. It complements the themes and atmosphere of the story effectively, even if it may not be particularly groundbreaking in its composition.

Donna Scott

6/10

While the soundtrack of Feed may not be groundbreaking, it does succeed in creating a cohesive and immersive sonic experience that enhances the futuristic world depicted in the novel. The music serves as a fitting backdrop to the technological themes and dystopian setting of the story.

Michael Jones

6/10

The band score of Feed does a decent job of capturing the futuristic and tech-driven atmosphere of the novel. The electronic sounds and pulsating beats help to create a sense of being constantly connected to the digital world.

Donald Taylor

5/10

The music in Feed effectively conveys the sense of unease and tension that permeates the novel, adding to the overall dystopian atmosphere. The haunting melodies and discordant sounds help to underscore the darker themes of the story.

Edward Jones

10/10

The soundtrack of Feed perfectly captures the futuristic and dystopian atmosphere of the novel. The electronic beats and ambient sounds blend seamlessly to create a sense of immersion in the world of the Feed.

George Parker

6/10

I appreciate the way the band score of Feed incorporates elements of technology and digital sounds to align with the futuristic setting of the story. The use of electronic music helps to immerse the listener in the world of the novel.

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