Pieter BourkeAli

Yes I am partial about anything Muhammad Ali is great as I love this man for him taking a stand for his religious beliefs, standards and morals. He stood as such a great man in turbulent times of such hatred in the United States, where young white men were dodging the draft and going to Canada and Europe but, Black men were being put on the front line and walking POINT in Viet Nam and they really didn't want to be there. So Ali took a stand. And for that I HIGHLY RESPECT AND LOVE HIM !

One test I use for film scores is, does the score work as well on the stereo as it does on screen.In Ali's case, no. I love Ali. I love Ali's story. I even love watching Michael Mann directing Will Smith playing Ali, and if you are a fan of the champ, see the film.When I did, I heard the Aretha Franklin track, here included, a blues track, which is not included, and some modern R&B which I thought I could at least enjoy if not love.Ali the soundtrack is dominated by this modern R&B--R Kelly for example; song after song of this material making references to "the greatest," and the "Champ." All by artists who probably weren't born during Ali's active years, and sung in modern digital production, clean as a gauze bandage and as sterile.The 1960's R&B of the Franklin track is strangely out of place on the album, and the modern tracks seem strangely out of place for a film set from 1960-1975. I wonder how many artists singing here really understand the turmoil of the era and why Ali was so important to the times, because if they do, it doesn't show in the musicI am not saying atmospheric music can't work in a film about this era--it does. And I am not denying my basis against modern R&B in favor of vintage blend. But Ali as film soundtrack gives you little sense of the Ali the film's milieu, and is more cheerleading for "The Greatest" then giving you a sense of the story that made him "The Greatest." I could turn on any modern FM R&B station to hear music like this, and given the choice between that and this soundtrack, I don't want to do either.

I really enjoy listening to the sound track. It met all of my expectations.

* Rating was selected due to the great songs & arrangements of those songs. However, from the cover-CD, beng it was pictured as Ali's fight..........never expected to listen to the music this CD represented. Cover totally deceiving to the buyer. Purchase was made only due to the CD cover, even though I did see the movie.* Totally Liked the CD, tuning in that 85% of the songs again was surprising to listen to.* This particular CD has no problems with my recommendations, especially if you are a fan of "Al Green". First time I had heard him in Live Concert singing "Change is Gonna Come".

This is the absolute best motivational CD I've ever heard. I've had it for more than 10 years, purchased it twice after I lost the first one.My husband and I both love it, and whenever I feel discouraged, this CD is all I need to feel empowered again!

The CD I ordered came in a timely fashion. Everything was as promised. Thank you!

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Great product.

There are a couple of tracks on this album that I really love that I haven't been able to find else where! The Sam Cooke version of "A change is gonna come". A few other good tracks as well, but that one song is a real highlight.

Sad lack of African / Tribal music which gave the film such power for me.

Tomorrow salif keita is awesome!!!

very happy with product

Ich bin leidenschaftlicher Film-DVD-Sammler und zu manchen darf der Soundtrack natürlich nicht fehlen.Zu dem Film selber braucht man glaube nicht viel sagen. Ich selber finde ihn bis auf ein paar Schwächen sehr gut gemacht.Der Soundtrack ist eine gute Mischung aus R&B und einigen melancholischen Tracks.Ich liste hier mal die Titel auf, weil in der Beschreibung die Interpreten fehlen:01. The World's Greatest - R. Kelly02. Fight - Alicia Keys03. Hold On - R. Kelly04. A Change Is Gonna Come - Al Green feat. Booker T & The MG's05. Ain't No Way - Aretha Franklin06. Sometimes - Bilal07. 20 Dollars - Angie Stone08. For Your Precious Love - Truth Hurts09. Bring It On Home To Me - David Elliot10. The Greatest - Everlast11. Mistreated - Shawn Kane12. Tomorrow - Salif Keita13. All Along The Watchtower - The Watchtower Four14. Odessa - Martin Tillman15. See The Sun - Lisa Gerrard & Pieter BourkeWer den Film gesehen hat, wird schnell merken, dass einige Titel fehlen. Ich vermisste vor allem das Instrumentalstück im Kampf Ali gegen Sony Liston ("Set Me Free" von Dungeon East & Whild Peach). Diese Filmszene und die Musik dazu, war einer der Gänsehautmomente im Film <3<3<3Dieser und andere fehlenden Titel sind auf dem 2. Soundtrack "Ali - Original Soundtrack II":01. Set Me Free - Dungeon East & Whild Peach02. As The Years Go Passing By - Mighty Joe Young03. That's How It Feels - Soul Clan04. Sleeper - lisa Gerrard & Pieter Bourke05. Papa - Salif Keita06. Time Flies By - Lisa Gerrard & Pieter Bourke07. Adagio - Lisa Gerrard & Pieter Bourke08. That's What You Always Do - Lisa Gerrard & Pieter Bourke09. Ceremony - Martin Tillman10. Black Attack - Lisa Gerrard & Pieter Bourke11. Sanni Kegniba - Salif KeitaIch weiß nicht, warum man nicht alle Titel auf einen Soundtrack veröffentlicht hat. Vielleicht wollte man die Lieder nicht miteinander vermischen, aber man hätte ja einfach eine Doppel-CD machen können.Alles in allem trotzdem ein schöner Soundtrack zum Film, der als Gesamtpaket aber besser wäre, da man eben doppelt kaufen muss.