Sentence examples for soundtrack comments from inspiring English sources
The phrase "soundtrack comments" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to remarks or notes related to a soundtrack, such as in a film, video game, or music album. Example: "The director provided insightful soundtrack comments during the film's commentary track, explaining the choices made for each scene."
One reviewer of Return of the Jedi's soundtrack comments, "Among the new thematic ideas [of the score is] Jabba the Hutt's cute tuba piece (playing along the politically incorrect lines of tubas representing fatness)...."....
On the soundtrack, Richard comments ominously about evil, sin, retribution.
During a string of soundtrack releases, Knowles commented on the song with Billboard stating, "A lot of music was written especially for the film.
During a string of soundtrack releases, Knowles commented on the song in an interview with Billboard and stated: "A lot of music was written especially for the film.
The sense of tension is added to by a continuous soundtrack that becomes a comment upon Rusty's increasingly agitated emotional internal world.
Screams of delight pepper the soundtrack, accompanied by the comment "What a way to start off the Olympics with some of our own games #slidinanddrivin".
Mumbai Mirror rated the album with 3 stars out of 5. Reviewing the soundtrack for Indiatimes, Anand Vaishnav commented that "Kahaani, as an album, stays honest to the theme of the film".
In a BBC Online review of the 2003 Thunderbirds soundtrack album, Morag Reavley commented positively on composer Barry Gray's incidental piece "Fireflash Landing", stating that it is one of several "catchy, pulse-quickening tunes" that "come fast and furious".
Rolling Stone comments that the soundtrack "never quite takes off".
The third game's soundtrack also received fairly positive comments, mainly praising its quality, although critiques were made concerning its variety.
The reviewer also commented that the soundtrack was "eclectic," but "solid".
