• V (1984) Soundtrack OST •

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Rating: 7.40/10 from 14000 votes

Tags: bipedal alien

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Title in Español:

V: Die außerirdischen Besucher kommen zurück

Synopsis

This series features the characters from the two mini-series about aliens coming to Earth claiming to be friends but in reality have an ulterior motive.

The aliens may have been beaten in the mini-series but there are still a lot of them out there.

In this series, Nathan Bates, the industrialist who manufactures the biological weapon that was used to defeat the aliens, wants to get his hands on the aliens' technology, so that he could profit from it, makes a deal with Diana, the alien leader.

Rebel leaders, Mike Donovan, Ham Tyler, and Julie Parish know that Diana can't be trusted, so they are constantly trying to figure out what Diana is up to and stop her.

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Play	Title	Artist
	V
	Welcome To Los Santos
	Smokin' And Ridin' (feat. Freddie Gibbs & Problem)
	Old Love / New Love
	Change Of Coast
	Nine Is God
	Bassheads
	Stonecutters
	High Pressure Dave
	What's Next?
	Garbage
	Nowhere To Go
	r - Cali
	Colours
	Hold Up (feat. Nipsey Hustle)
	Life Of A Mack
	The Set Up
	Don't Come Close
	Sleepwalking
	We Were Set Up
	A Legitimate Business Man
	A Haze Of Patriotic Fervor
	Los Santos At Night
	North Yankton Memories
	The Grip
	Mr. Trevor Philips
	A Bit Of An Awkward Situation
	No Happy Endings
	His Mentor
	(Sounds Kind Of) Fruity
	Minor Turbulence
	Chop The Dog
	A Lonely Man
	You Forget A Thousand Things
	Impotent Rage/Am I Being Clear Now?
	Fresh Meat
	Therapy And Other Hobbies
	Rich Man's Plaything
	The Agency Heist
	Hillbilly Crank Dealers' Blues
	Welcome To Los Santos (Outro)
	Ghost
	Forest Funk
	You And The Music
	Thousand Finger Man
	Harm In Change
	Breaking - Original Mix
	Waveforms
	Harpoon Land
	Live Your Life
	Forgotten Notes
	Mirror Maru
	Brand New Revolution
	Lovery - Slow Cuban Vibe
	Black Grease
	Fire Doesn't Burn Itself
	Wet Blanket
	Hysteria
	Crawling After You
	California Grrls
	Cocaine

User reviews

Amanda Moore

6/10

The soundtrack of V captures the tension and intrigue of the series, with its mix of eerie tones and suspenseful melodies. The music effectively sets the mood for the ongoing battle between humans and aliens, making each scene more gripping and intense.

Betty Robinson

8/10

The use of different musical themes in V helps to differentiate between the various characters and factions, creating a more immersive experience for the viewers.

Karen Lopez

7/10

The emotional depth portrayed in the soundtrack of V adds a layer of complexity to the characters' motivations and relationships, making the series more engaging and compelling.

Anthony Moore

6/10

On the other hand, some may find the soundtrack of V to be a bit repetitive and lacking in diversity. While it effectively conveys the sense of danger and uncertainty present in the series, the constant use of similar musical themes throughout the episodes may become monotonous for some viewers.

Ronald King

8/10

I appreciate how the music in V effectively conveys the sense of mystery and intrigue surrounding the aliens' true intentions, adding depth to the storyline.

Patricia Jackson

7/10

Overall, the musical score of V does an excellent job of complementing the narrative and enhancing the viewer's emotional connection to the story, making it a memorable and impactful aspect of the series.