Great soundtrack! 7

For months, we expect the novel adaptation to Fifty Shades of Grey with tension but just as I have longed for the soundtrack to the film, because the most diverse artists have for weeks supplied us with quite hot music videos and snippets and thus made much more curious about the film. Today, the soundtrack has finally been released and I can only say: He has not let me down.

I Put A Spell On You by Annie Lennox: With Annie Lennox so far I could not begin too much. However, since its theme song Into the West LOTR me is from the movie The Return of the King realized that this woman has a great voice and powerful thing on the box. I Put A Spell On You is very lively, emotional and powerful voice.
Undiscovered by Laura Welsh: This song has not just blew me away. No special voice, no particular song. Fits well hear on the radio for the way.
Earned it by The Weeknd: This song has been previously made due to its spectacular music videos for hype because to besides the many, bare skin and erotic dances a stark naked Dakota Johnson, the shy college graduate Anastasia Steele plays in the film, in video is seeing them lolling floats through the air. The Weeknd has beautifully captured with earned it the dark and sparkly mood of Fifty Shades of Grey and thus made a really good contribution to the soundtrack.
Meet Me In The Middle of Jessie Ware: This is a very gentle, unobtrusive song that not just tears me off the stool.
Love Me Like You Do by Ellie Goulding: At this point I have to come out myself as a huge fan of Ellie Goulding. You've noticed lately not only by their great album, but also by their soundtrack contributions, such as. In divergent or Catching Fire What touched this woman, in my opinion can only be a hit and I also love this song idolatry! Here you'll find the music video to.
Haunted by Beyoncé: Haunted originally appeared in another version, while it is on the soundtrack a Fifty Shades of Grey mix. This is of course a matter of taste, but I like the original version much better. Although I can not stand on the death Beyoncé, you succeeded with a very erotic and Haunted captivating song that will not let go such a fast.
Saltet Wound of Sia: This is such a typical song that you would expect on a Twilight soundtrack. Personally, I find it pretty lame and boring.
Beast Of Burden of the Rolling Stones: The Rolling Stones ?! I remain silent now.
In On Fire AWOLNATION: Still a typical candidate for a Twilight soundtrack I find boring.
Crazy In Love by Beyoncé: In spite of my aversion to Beyoncé I have already fallen in love with this song the first movie trailer. He could not be more apt and brings the mood and the intensity of the film over great. Hats off, Miss Knowles!
Witchcraft by Frank Sinatra: Seriously? Well, will not have its raison d'être on the soundtrack but does not fit the music in my opinion on the soundtrack.
One Last Night of The Vaults: That's a really cool song and fits great into the overall concept of the soundtrack. Am I the only one who has to think of the end of the book?
Where You Belong by The Weeknd: With this song, I first had to be a little warm, but after a few passages he has nevertheless crept into my heart. Earned it but I like it much better.
I Know You by Skylar Grey: Skylar Grey always manages to touch me deep in my heart. I already loved her interpretation of the Coming Home, although it always makes me terribly sad because I're the song associate Paul Walker's death with him (what among others is the team of the Fast & Furious series fault!). I Know You is a beautiful song. Soulful, tragic and entirely appropriate.
Ana and Christian Danny Elfman: Wow. Danny Elfman is now one of the best known and most successful soundtrack composers in the world and as well as he expected the fabulous Tim Burton be my term as any, especially through its regular cooperation. That he makes the film score for Fifty Shades of Grey, was for me at first a surprise, however, a quite positive. Ana and Christian is such a wonderful piece that makes me believe that we expect an incredibly beautiful film.
Did That Hurt? Danny Elfman: I can only repeat myself. This piece, written by Danny Elfman is great!

That not every song always meets the taste of the people, is nothing extraordinary, but the Fifty Shades of Grey soundtrack offers plenty of highlights, including Love Me Like You Do by Ellie Goulding, Crazy In Love by Beyoncé and I Know You by Skylar Grey (btw what appropriate name!). The two instrumental pieces by Danny Elfman are a wonderful complement to this soundtrack, and I'll definitely have to have a look or an ear on the official score, which will be published on 13 February.