:: Team Eclipse :: Heavy In Your Arms Florence And The Machine [OFFICIAL]

Even though there are no movie clips, here is the official video for Heavy In Your Arms by Florence and the Machine. 

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::Team Eclipse Soundtrack:: Cee Lo Green Performs 'What Part of Forever' on Lopez Tonight

::Team Eclipse Soundtrack:: Eclipse Soundtrack Party!

The Official Eclipse Soundtrack Page has announced an Eclipse Soundtrack Party! They will be Streaming Live performances by artists on the soundtrack on Tuesday, June 21, 2010.


"Dear Twilight fans, cancel any plans you’ve made for Tuesday night because we have an event you do not want to miss! Make sure you’re near a computer tomorrow evening at 6PM PST to watch a stream of the Eclipse Soundtrack party live from the 98.7FM Studio in Los Angeles with performances by soundtrack artists Metric, Cee Lo Green and Eastern Conference Champions.

You can watch a live UStream of the concert on Yahoo.com at 6PM PST tomorrow evening and join in the fun by submitting your questions to all three performers during the live stream.

But why wait until then? You can also send us your questions in advance and we’ll select the best submissions to ask Metric, Cee Lo Green and Eastern Conference Champions. Simply post your question in the comments section below or send them to us via a reply on Twitter to @EclipseSoundtrk"

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::Team Eclipse:: Listen to Vampire Weekend's Twilight: Eclipse Song "Jonathan Low"

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::Team Eclipse:: WORLD PREMIERE Muse "Neutron Star Collision (Love is Forever)"

::Team Eclipse:: 'The Twilight Saga: Eclipse' OST bonus track Video.

You've already heard of the full track list for The Twilight Saga: Eclipse's official soundtrack, but today the album's bonus tracks (available on Barnes and Noble, amongst others) have been revealed.
The two tracks are a part of the "Special Edition" soundtrack, and they are "The Line" by Battles and "How Can You Swallow So Much Sleep" by Bombay Bicycle Club.
Bombay Bicycle Club's song for the special edition has been performed live before, and a video of that performance was made available on YouTube.
Check it out below.
These two tracks are listed as numbers sixteen and seventeen respectively, and they add to the fifteen tracks already revealed for the album.

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::Team Eclipse:: Muse will have the first single on Eclipse Soundtrack

The first single on "The Twilight Saga: Eclipse - Original Motion Picture Soundtrack" has just been confirmed and I get to bring you the exclusive details. Stephenie Meyer's very favorite band, Muse, has contributed a song called "Neutron Star Collision (Love is Forever)" and it's the first single from the project. It will be out on May 17th. I haven't heard it yet, but I am very excited. The official soundtrack will also be available on June 8th. You can pre-order the Eclipse soundtrack here for $9.99 through Amazon.com.

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::Team Stephenie:: Blue October Speaks Out on the Soundtracks.

“I have a big mouth, so watch out.” This is Justin Furstenfeld’s warning to me at the beginning of our conversation. Furstenfeld is the lead singer of Blue October, a band with known hits such as “Calling You” and “Black Orchid.” His warning proves true, as throughout our discussion, he elaborates on such subjects as depression, divorce, and broken promises.
Blue October, Furstenfeld’s brainchild, had its beginnings under a different name. He started a band in high school called Last Wish. But the chemistry in the group was off — they all accused Furstenfeld of being too dramatic. “So I fired them,” he said. Naturally.
Furstenfeld eventually formed Blue October as an outlet for his diagnosed depression. “I wanted to do something positive with the negativity,” Furstenfeld said. He describes Blue October’s music as “bipolar art rock; up and down, all over the place.” The content of the music isn’t something meant foFr dinner conversation. “I like to bring shit up that people don’t like to talk about so we can get it out in the open — the elephant in the room.”
Furstenfeld did just that during our conversation — he talked about his love for “Twilight” author Stephenie Meyer and his disdain for her representation. Rumors circulated last year that Blue October, who toured with Meyer, would have a song on one of the Twilight soundtracks. But it never came to pass, and the reasons behind it remained a mystery.
“Me and Stephenie Meyer are great friends,” Furstenfeld said. “I hate her camp, but I love her. Stephenie Meyer had the balls to take me to dinner…she said, ‘I wanna put your songs in my movies…’ and I was like, ‘Wow. That’s my dream — let’s do it.’ First movie comes out, no song. Second movie comes out, no song. Her management was like, ‘Everything we told you was a lie.’”
The other elephant in the room that Furstenfeld wanted to talk about was his highly publicized breakdown and tour cancellation last year. After not seeing his daughter, Blue (“I didn’t name her after the band”), for three months, Furstenfeld blacked out in an airport and had to be hospitalized. “They don’t like it when people go crazy in airports,” he said.
After recuperating, Furstenfeld is ready to go back on the road again with the Pick Up the Phone Tour. Blue October, in conjunction with To Write Love On Her Arms and Postsecret, are touring to spread suicide awareness. He’s got his mind set on his daughter and on is own mental health. “Believe in the Lord. That’s what my mom says. Trust in God.”
Be sure to catch Blue October along with Red Jumpsuit Apparatus and Stars of Track and Field at the House of Blues this Wednesday, April 14.

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::Team Eclipse:: Eclipse Official Movie Soundtrack Gets a Release Date.

WHOO  HOO!!!  Eclipse Official Movie Soundtrack will be released on JUNE 8th!! Mark your calendars and get ready to grab your favorite music format.  The bad news, we have NO IDEA who is on the soundtrack.

If you still buy CD's you can pre-order it on Amazon now.  Not sure if I would actually do that or not because it's a little pricey on that pre-order. We will keep our eyes out for an iTunes pre-order which usually comes with exclusive extras! 

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::Team Eclipse:: Eclipse Film loses it's "Muse" at least on the Soundtrack.

For the original Twilight soundtrack, Muse contributed the bombastic "Supermassive Black Hole." For the indie-heavy New Moon compilation, they offered the whimsical glam-rocker "I Belong to You." Considering their track record, the band was already dishing on their new tune for Eclipse mere days after New Moon gave the world's teens a hormonal imbalance.
But now that that flick's headed to DVD and we're onto Eclipse's proper promo cycle, we caught up with the band's Dominic Howard to ask him how Muse is coming along with their latest song-to-play-vampire-baseball-by.
"Nah, it's gone," Howard tells us -- just a few months after he quipped to MTV: "We might even do something for the third one. How about that for a scoop?"
The news is surprising given the band is pals-y with Eclipse's director, David Slade (he helmed loads of Muse's early videos), and possibly pals-ier with Stephenie Meyer (there's even a photo of lead singer Matthew Bellamy cozying up to Twilight's dark-ish mistress on Muse's official site).
"Oh, it’s nothing to do with Stephenie, she’s totally cool," says Howard, beginning to explain how Muse have potentially broken their Twilight hat-trick. "It’s the people in the movie business, completely outside of the writers and the creative types, the non-creative types I suppose are the people who are quite hard to deal with in Hollywood, so it didn’t work out."
As for the original tune in question, which remains untitled, Howard says it would have fit Eclipse like Edward on Bella -- even though it wasn't directly inspired by the books or movies.
"It was a love song, so it’s a personal song, and it wasn’t really to do with the films. But it was sounding good," he says.
Muse still plans to release it, says Howard, even if you won't hear it on the Eclipse soundtrack. (Maybe you can just play it over the make-out scenes once the flick hits DVD.)
"Yeah, yeah, we sure will [release it]. I mean, it was great. We worked on it in Australia, we were ready to record, we were going to do some recording with Butch Vig, so we might still do it," he says. "I’m sure the song will definitely come to life for real at some point, but I think for this film it’s not going to happen."

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