Rating : 10/10

21 April 2004

This album is great because it has alot a emotional solo's in it like "New Recruit", "Kristen & Jim", "Preludin Fugue" and "Don't Know Which Way To Go" with blues legend Buddy Guy on guitar and vocals. Also it's a great sit down & relax kind of album.

Rating : 9/10

22 September 2002

This soundtrack only gets a 9 from me because it lacks some of the excellent tracks that really evoke a lot of emotion from you such as Hendrix "All along the Watchtower" and Robin Trower's "Bridge of Sighs"

I understand that Clapton is a musical god, and I have listened to this soundtrack many, many times from start to finish, but still...

Rating : 10/10

4 October 2001

The soundtrack is just. Perfect! Eric Clapton is superb at touching people's feelings and he did that perfectly with this soundtrack. The first time I saw Eric Clapton's video clip: Tears in Heaven with the extracts from the movie, I was shocked. I never got this pictures out of my mind. I just sat there watching it and crying:) anyway, Tears in Heaven is my favourite song.it touches right into me,my heart and soul. Thank you Eric!

Rating : 10/10

19 July 2001

For years the album I'd take to a dessert island if I only had one choice would have been Abbey Road...until I listened to the Rush Soundtrack for a year, now I've been listening to it every morning at work for years...gets my day going with the very best ever. And with the 10 minute Buddy Guy / EC duet...there's no topping this CD.

Rating : 10/10

20 November 2000

Now, this is a CD I can heartily endorse. If you have not seen the film, PLEASE do so.  It is extremely powerful.  It makes me so grateful that EC was able to escape the life portrayed in it.

For the most part, the music is very soulful and on the sad side; my favorite track on the disc is "Help me Up" and it amazes me that it has never been released other than on this soundtrack; it never fails to get me up to dance!

The original version of "Tears in Heaven", written for this film, is yet another example of how arrangements can change your feeling about a song. This is a disc that I come back to again and again. Do yourself a favor and give it a play; you won't regret it.

Rating : 10/10

19 November 2000

This is the best soundtrack I have ever heard and EC's done a few... well a lot actually.
The soundtrack ranges from some quite moody orchestrated quite, deep tracks to explosive emotional solo's that knock your socks off.
The soundtrack has a blues theme, there's a great instrumental called 'Tracks and Lines'
There is also a great duet with the legend Buddy Guy.
There is also a great EC song called 'Help Me Up' and the amazing 'Tears in Heaven.'
This a musical master piece, a must for any EC fan.