Would have gone better with Deathday!
The soundtrack, as all Patton fans will have been sure about, is excellent and Patton has done an awesome job, the film is so so. Typically well packaged as again all Patton fans now expect - i will now shamelessly promote my own book - DEATHDAY BY EUGENE BRUCE (No. 23 in the list if you type my name in)and id be over the moon if you bought it! Thank you, i love you in every way!

Mike Patton DID NOT Compose a Score to a Film...
The movie is not worth the time, but that is not why you would buy this CD/DVD. The soundtrack is out of place and is used on several occations as source music. The characters are listening to the music on the radio, it is not at all intended to underscore actions or enhance the mood of the film. If you are looking for Mike Patton's premier film score this is not it, he did not "compose" a film score because the filmmaker failed to use music in such a way. So is it good quality Mike Patton music? Yeah maybe but so what; after you watch the film you wont care about any of that because what you thought was going to Patton's debut film score was nothing but a few typical Patton formulas played over acting.

A perfect place
Big mike patton fan.. The soundtrack is great.. Thats the reason i bought the album .. Its the type of music where you can sit on you're friends couch and space out for hours.Most of pattons music is that or u feel like you're on a Mind trip.. As for the film it was terrible could of been a little longer and had better acting.. They must of filmed this short in a day or two...AHH THANK GOD FOR MIKE PATTON.

Mike Patton is perfect once again
Mike Patton writes and performs a great sound track for this movie. The movie itself is funny and the music fits perfect! If you like most Mike Patton stuff, you will have no problem with this. Very, very glad I bought it. I cant wait to see what he does next!!!

More from the Maestro!
Patton has released this CD in conjunction with a short film. 'A perfect place' is the soundtrack to the film of the same title.

Let's face it... the film is not going to win any awards, but Patton probably never will either. He's not mainstream, and I don't know if I, as a fan, ever wish that upon him. The soundtrack, however, is brilliant. It's another soundscape from Patton that really delivers. Some of his work is simply inaccessible, but this lets you in!

You won't be tapping your foot for an hour and a half, and you won't be singing along to the catchy tunes and brigh melodies. But what you will be doing is staring at a spot on the floor from the moment this CD starts to the moment it finishes. It's briliiantly done in the sense that the score has a journey to it; a life all of its own independent of the film.

So often, soundtrack to flicks have a real haphazard quality about them; even when the soundtrack is composed for the film, and not just a compilation CD. This release however appears to have had as much work done on the score as the film... perhaps more.