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SAW III: Original Motion Picture Soundtrack,Various Artists

- SAW III: Original Motion Picture Soundtrack
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Various Artists
Released 2006

S**thole Theme
03:15
9,580 plays

Drilled A Wire Through My Cheek
04:26
9,388 plays

No Submission
02:41
7,376 plays

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songs

- 1
- This Calling
- 03:39
- 3,836 plays

- 2
- No Submission
- 02:41
- 7,376 plays

- 3
- Eyes Of The Insane
- 03:23
- 2,592 plays

- 4
- Walk With Me In Hell
- 05:12
- 2,999 plays

- 5
- Monochrome
- 03:50
- 3,129 plays

- 6
- Guarded
- 03:22
- 2,920 plays

- 7
- Drilled A Wire Through My Cheek
- 04:26
- 9,388 plays

- 8
- No More
- 04:27
- 3,921 plays

- 9
- Burn It Down
- 05:00
- 2,817 plays

- 10
- Your Nightmare
- 03:24
- 2,240 plays

- 11
- Dead Underground
- 03:59
- 2,557 plays

- 12
- Suffocating Under Words (What Can I Do)
- 03:37
- 149,070 plays

- 13
- Fear Is Big Business
- 04:53
- 1,905 plays

- 14
- The Wolf Is Loose
- 03:35
- 1,573 plays

- 15
- Killer Inside
- 03:18
- 3,154 plays

- 16
- Sakkara
- 03:49
- 1,967 plays

- 17
- Shed
- 03:36
- 1,476 plays

- 18
- Effigy
- 04:35
- 1,546 plays

- 19
- Siesta Loca
- 03:51
- 2,243 plays

- 20
- S**thole Theme
- 03:15
- 9,580 plays

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album review

With a cover adorned by a trio of bicuspids and molars, roots attached and hastily transformed into necklaces, it becomes awfully apparent what awaits the listener within the jigsaw-shaped disc called Saw 3. Composer Charles Clouser has returned, providing the film with a whole lot of tripped-out, electronic and orchestral tension and the soundtrack with one measly passage called the "Sh*! hole Theme," but its' alternative/industrial/death metal that provides the third installment of the popular horror series with the kick in the gut it needs. As usual, the songs are of the "inspired by" type, meaning that most of them have little or nothing to do with the film itself, but the incorporation of hard-hitting classic acts like Slayer ("Eyes of the Insane"), Helmet ("Monochrome"), and Ministry ("Fear Is a Big Business"), as well standout contemporary acts like Mastodon and Meshuggah into the mix helps keep some of the lesser locker room meat (think Drowning Pool and Disturbed) from stinking up the whole house. ~ James Christopher Monger, All Music Guide