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Music review: Twilight Forever - Love Songs From The Twilight Saga

By Kim Gillespie
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19 Feb, 2014 05:00 PMQuick Read

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Perfect for Valentines day.

Perfect for Valentines day.

I'll bet you thought the Twilight saga was over and done with once the fifth and final movie came out in 2012. But a tale about immortals is never really going to die. And so we have Love Songs, a massive collection released this month in time for Valentine's Day. At more than two hours long, the double album has tracks from a whole range of indie faves including Death Cab for Cutie, Metric, Grizzly Bear and Band of Horses. But there's a fair smattering of irresistible pop, too, with Christina Perri and Bruno Mars' popular hits among others. Those with previous Twilight albums will already have some of these tracks, but it is a comprehensive and well-done compilation, whatever you think of Edward and Bella. Check out the Beck and Bat for Lashes duet Let's Get Lost and Lykke Li's spooky Possibility. Kim Gillespie

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