DJ Madson, The God Who Wasn't There - 42m 56s

Tracks & Durations

1. I Don't Wanna Wait (The Rapture)	3:26
2. Every Single Day	3:31
3. Is This The Real Thing?	4:17
4. A Cosmic Error	5:26
5. A Way Cuddy Dis 3000	3:09
6. The God Who Wasn't There	4:16
7. The Price	3:40
8. Blood Sacrifice Ritual	8:04
9. Come On To Freedom	3:06
10. Ten Turntables And A Slide Trombone	3:54

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Review

Brian Flemming's controversial film provokes strong emotions in the viewer with its no-holds-barred exploration of faith. "Jesus didn't exist" is just a beginning for this groundbreaking, sacred-cow-exploding movie, which is sure to leave many viewers shaken and reaching for what's left of the tethers of their religious belief. And they shouldn't look to this soundtrack for much comfort. The chilling "I Don't Wanna Wait" evokes the paranoia of the "Rapture-ready" crowd that is memorably lampooned in Flemming's movie. The refrain in "Is This The Real Thing?" only reminds one of the doubt the movie so effectively plants in the viewer. But there are some humorous breaks. Ritualistic percussion and verbal nonsense propel "A Way Cuddy Dis 3000." And just try to keep a straight face while listening to "The God Who Wasn't There"--a techno re-imagining of the saccharine "Footprints" story found in Christian bathrooms everywhere. As compelling, stirring and fun as the movie on which it is based, "The God Who Wasn't There" is that rare soundtrack that both stands on its own and extends the experience of the film.

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The God Who Wasn't There

Tracks: 11 (+1 tracks), Disk length: 42m 56s

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