Queer as Folk: The Final Season

Performer: Original Soundtrack/Original TV Soundtrack
Producer: Cyndi Lauper; Larossi; Ian Masterson; DJ Rhythm; DV Roxx; Fatboy Slim; Jason Sellards; Hex Hector; Jason Nevins; Justin Robertson; Larry Klein; Marilyn Manson; Mick Harvey; PJ Harvey; Rob Ellis; Scott Hoffman; Simon Thornton; Tim Skold; William Wittman; Charlatans; Michael A. Perlmutter (Compilation); Rosie Lopez (Compilation)
Distributor: Alternative Dis. Alliance

Notes: Audio Remixers: Hex Hector; The Lodge; Justin Robertson; Peter Presta. Liner Note Authors: Daniel Lipman; Ron Cowen. Queer as Folk: The Fifth Season ends the series' collection of soundtracks close to where it began: with a compilation of dancefloor-friendly tracks with a few slower songs thrown in for good measure. Geri Halliwell's "Ride It [Hex Hector 12" Mix]," DV Roxx's "Hardcore Mutha F***a," and DJ Rhythm Presents Soul Theory's "Drama [Warren Clark Club Mix]" are all pretty much par for the four-on-the-floor course, while the Scissor Sisters' "The Skins" and Superpitcher's "Fever" mix in some quirkier style with their relentless beats. The album's less-energetic tracks are just as important, if not more so, to Queer as Folk: The Fifth Season's overall flow: Madeleine Peyroux's flawlessly elegant cover of Leonard Cohen's "Dance Me to the End of Love" makes it a quintessential torch song. PJ Harvey's gorgeous duet with Thom Yorke, "This Mess We're In," is the perfect hung-over, heartbroken counterpart to more hedonistic songs like Marilyn Manson's "Personal Jesus." Exclusive mixes of Cyndi Lauper's "Shine" and Heather Small's "Proud" end the soundtrack on a high note. ~ Heather Phares

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