• Underbelly (2008) Soundtrack OST •

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Rating: 8.10/10 from 5300 votes

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Synopsis

Underbelly is a dramatized true crime series that showcases some of the most infamous (largely gang-related) crime stories in Australian history.

Season 1 covers the Melbourne gangland war of 1995-2004 and ultimately focuses on Carl Williams.

Season 2 is about how Griffith NSW became the drug production capital of Australia.

Season 3 focuses on Kings Cross nightclub owner John Ibrahim.

Season 4 is set in Sydney in the 1920s and focuses on a battle between two brothel empires.

Season 5 is set in Sydney in the early-2000s and focuses on underworld figure Anthony "Rooster" Perish.

Season 6 is set in Melbourne in the 1910s/20s and focuses on Squizzy Taylor.

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Play	Title	Artist
	Underbelly
	It's A Jungle Out There - Extended Version
	Coca Cola
	We Don't Walk
	Don't Fight It
	Sorry
	La Musique
	12 Gates To The City
	Molasses In The Moonlight
	One Night Alone
	The Carnival Is Over - 2009 Remastered Version
	Cyclone on Ceylon
	Come on Come On
	Shazam!
	La Donna È Mobile
	Black Betty - Edit
	Fucken Awesome
	I Still Pray
	Tarantula - Original Mix
	The Girl of My Dreams (Is Giving Me Nightmares)
	Bring It On

User reviews

Matthew Mitchell

7/10

Season 2's soundtrack skillfully reflects the transformation of Griffith into the drug capital of Australia, creating a sense of unease and danger.

John Rodriguez

8/10

The music of Season 6 takes me back to the 1910s/20s Melbourne, immersing me in the era and enhancing the storytelling of Squizzy Taylor's adventures.

Laura Harris

5/10

The instrumental pieces in the soundtrack are powerful and evocative, enhancing the drama and intensity of the series.

Margaret Scott

5/10

The soundtrack of Underbelly captures the gritty and intense atmosphere of the crime series exceptionally well.

James Robinson

6/10

The selection of songs and score in Underbelly complements the visuals and dialogue, creating a cohesive and compelling viewing experience.

Steven Martinez

9/10

The use of different musical styles and genres in Underbelly adds depth and richness to the overall viewing experience. From haunting melodies to pulse-pounding beats, the soundtrack effectively sets the tone for each season, creating a captivating audio backdrop that elevates the storytelling to new heights.

Robert Miller

1/10

The lack of memorable or standout tracks in the Underbelly soundtrack made it difficult to recall any specific musical moments that enhanced the overall impact of the series. The music felt forgettable and did not leave a lasting impression, missing the opportunity to create a lasting emotional connection with the audience through sound.

Richard Thompson

5/10

The soundtrack effectively builds suspense and tension, keeping the audience engaged throughout the episodes.

Jennifer Smith

8/10

The music selection for Season 1 effectively builds tension and suspense during the Melbourne gangland war storyline, keeping me on the edge of my seat.

Thomas Wilson

3/10

The soundtrack of Underbelly felt repetitive and uninspired, failing to capture the intensity and drama of the true crime stories being portrayed. The music did not enhance the viewing experience but rather felt like a background noise that did not add any emotional depth to the scenes.

Susan Lopez

7/10

The jazzy and lively tunes in Season 4 transport me to the 1920s Sydney underworld, setting the perfect backdrop for the battle between brothel empires.

Michelle Hall

6/10

The choice of music reflects the time periods and the criminal underworld depicted in each season, creating a more immersive viewing experience.

Matthew Turner

6/10

The soundtrack effectively captures the essence of each character and their motivations, adding layers to the storytelling.

John King

10/10

The soundtrack of Underbelly brilliantly captures the gritty and intense atmosphere of the series, immersing the audience in the world of Australian crime history. Each season's music perfectly complements the storytelling, enhancing the suspense and drama of the events depicted.

Susan Brown

8/10

The soundtrack of Underbelly perfectly captures the intense and gritty atmosphere of each season, enhancing the viewing experience.

Patricia Hernandez

8/10

Overall, the Underbelly soundtrack is a crucial element in bringing the true crime stories to life, showcasing the diverse and impactful musical choices that elevate the series.

Karen Mitchell

6/10

The use of music enhances the storytelling by adding depth and emotion to the scenes, making the viewer feel more connected to the characters and their stories.

Lisa Wright

1/10

The choice of music in Underbelly often felt mismatched with the period or setting of the different seasons. For example, in the season set in the 1920s in Sydney, the soundtrack did not evoke the feeling of the era but instead sounded modern and out of place. This inconsistency detracted from the immersion in the storytelling.

Amanda Johnson

5/10

The music sets the tone perfectly for each season, reflecting the different eras and locations portrayed in the show.

George Brown

8/10

The music in Season 3 adds a touch of glamour and intrigue, mirroring the world of Kings Cross nightclub owner John Ibrahim with style.

Donna Gonzalez

8/10

The soundtrack of Season 5 perfectly captures the fast-paced and chaotic world of Anthony Rooster Perish in early-2000s Sydney, adding depth to the narrative.

Steven Anderson

5/10

The music in Underbelly is diverse and eclectic, offering a range of styles and genres that suit the different themes explored in the series.

Karen Moore

6/10

Overall, the soundtrack of Underbelly is a standout element of the show, adding richness and depth to the storytelling and enhancing the overall viewing experience.

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