ABOUT
THE SOUNDTRACK |
Music by: Aaron Zigman
Label: Milan Records
Release Date: January 9 2007
Links:
www.milanrecords.com
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1 |
Over
The Rainbow - Eva Cassidy |
2 |
Enemy
and I performed - Lazarus |
3 |
Bullet
& a Target -Citizen Cope |
4 |
Jake
Breaks In - Paul Bushnell |
5 |
Caribou
Lou - Tech N9ne |
6 |
Revolving - Paul Bushnell |
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Slither
- Tech N9ne |
8 |
Liar
- Miredys Peguero & Paul Graham |
9 |
Winner
- Paul Bushnell |
10 |
Let¹s
Chill - Mic Holden, Maya & Reneé Rogers |
11 |
Dragonfly
- Miredys Peguero & Paul Bushnell |
12 |
LA
LA Land - Tech N9ne feat. Gina Cassavetes |
13 |
Pool
Party- Mic Holden |
14 |
Never
Give Up - Mic Holden |
15 |
At
the Site/Driving to the Site - Aaron Zigman & Nick
Cassavetes |
16 |
We
Are The Lost - Lawrence Faljean |
17 |
Basketball
- Lowd |
18 |
Cookie
Monster - Paul Graham & Paul Bushnell |
19 |
Elvis
Arrested - Aaron Zigman |
20 |
Weightlifting
- Lowd |
REVIEW
Sadly,
the soundtrack for a movie starring Justin Timberlake does
not include his lovesounds and no hint of his sexy back. Instead
what we get is Tech N9ne, the independent rap mogul from Kansas.
He lent his muscles for four tracks in this album, including
a schizophrenic number featuring Gina Cassavetes, daughter
of the Alpha Dog director. Tech N9ne also rounds off the 22
tracks in this album with the respectable Bollywoodish Night
and Day.
Other
respectable performances include Eva Cassidy’s misfit
“Over the Rainbow”, which headlined both the movie
and soundtrack, LaZarus’ “Enemy and I” as
well as Citizen Cope’s “Bullet & a Target”.
However, synthesized beats and gunshots-accompanied grumbling
can only last about as long as one episode of Xzibit’s
“Pimp my Ride” – that’s about 30 minutes.
This massive album shot itself in the foot with too many sound
vignettes and half-baked raps from the movie that diluted
the focused energy premised by the album.
SOUNDTRACK
RATING:
Review
by Lim Mun Pong
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This
soundtrack review is made possible with the kind support from
Warner Music
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