Mallrats: Ira Newborn: Amazon.ca: Music

1. Love And Sharks
2. Bubbles
3. Susanne
4. Freeing One's Mind
5. Seventeen
6. Kryptonite Condoms
7. Line Up
8. Mission Impossible
9. Mallrats
10. Taken With A Grain Of Salt
11. Broken
12. Cruise Your New Baby Fly Self
13. A Very Uncomfortable Place
14. Guilty
15. That Ski Trip
16. Web In Front
17. Hated It
18. Post Coital Techno Boogie
19. Build Me Up Buttercup
20. Cousin Walter
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4.0 out of 5 stars Snoochie Bootchie !!!!, Feb 2 2004

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Jason E. Hunter "musicsnobguiltypleasureok" (Naperville, IL United States) - See all my reviews
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This review is from: Mallrats (Audio CD)

If you a hardcore fan of Kevin Smith films then you'll appreciate this, otherwise..... likely not for you

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3.0 out of 5 stars Typical, but good., Dec 16 2003

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This review is from: Mallrats (Audio CD)

This is pretty much just what you would expect. A random collection of mid-90's alternative bands, some good, some ok. The bigger bands here are "Bush", "Weezer", "Elastica", "Belly", "Sublime", and "Silverchair", but most of the songs are good. The best thing though is the inserts from the movie. Most are funny, and make you recall the film pretty well. Anyone who likes this disc, should like "Jay And Silent Bob Strike Back" also. It's the same type of thing, with more diverse bands, and inserts as well.

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5.0 out of 5 stars A superb soundtrack, brimming with BRILLIANCE!, Mar 9 2003

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Skibz (Orange County, USA) - See all my reviews

This review is from: Mallrats (Audio CD)

I own a lot of soundtracks, and by that, I mean two. Mallrats is the best one I have. As if the film wasn't good enough (which, of course, it was), we have the soundtrack to keep us company. Unlike the previous soundtracks of the 'Jay And Silent Bob' series, the songs on this one are thrown all over the place and are in absolutely no order whatsoever.
As usual, fun little soundclips appear between songs, to remind us how much we love this movie. Then we are treated to magic songs by Bush, Elastica, Belly, Girls Against Boys, Thrush Hermit, Sublime, and silverchair. But the standout songs on this album are the ones by Weezer, Archers of Loaf, All, Squirtgun, The Goops, and Sponge. But that's only because I have an odd taste in music. I love ska, for god's sake, and don't get me started on 'Sublime'. That ain't what I's talkin' 'bout.
Overall, the Mallrats soundtrack is a fun little piece to pick up, if you're either a fan of the film and/or you like this kind of music, which, might I add, is eight years old. But it's still a timeless classic, sure to please even the coldest of hearts.
The movie still kicks ....

Luv,
Muttz!

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5.0 out of 5 stars An album much befitting a Kevin Smith film!!
This Album is a must have for any Kevin Smith movie buff or Weezer fan. It has a well rounded grouping of songs from bands unheard of like Boys Against Girls, to tracks by... Read more

Published on Jan 19 2003 by Shaggy P

5.0 out of 5 stars Snoochie boochie noochies!
Those who loved Kevin Smith's vastly underrated film will no doubt love the soundtrack which features some great music and soundbytes from the film itself (as is expected since... Read more

Published on July 14 2002 by N. Durham

3.0 out of 5 stars Good, but only for fans of the movie
As with the Clerks soundtrack, the only way to really enjoy this CD is to have seen the movie. The quotes scattered throughout are good, but the sound is really low on them... Read more

Published on Mar 27 2002 by JP

4.0 out of 5 stars Snoogins!
OK, Lunchbox, here's the plan. I review this soundtrack, and then we go for some fatties. Got it? Snoogins! Read more

Published on Nov 12 2001 by Daniel J. Hamlow

5.0 out of 5 stars More proof that Jay and Silent Bob rule
Snoogans everyone.

This is an awesome cd. Not a disappointment at all to go with a great movie. Firstly, the dialogues from the movie are great and well produced and... Read more

Published on Dec 15 2000 by chansey67

5.0 out of 5 stars Radical Rats!
This CD rocks and there are plenty of great songs on it. The best one is "Susanne" by Weezer, because Susanne is the raddist name ever and the song has great lyrics... Read more

Published on Aug 30 2000 by ebeegee

5.0 out of 5 stars Great Soundtrack
Well this one was has Great songs ..if you liked the movie then youll love the sound track there are so many great songs and from bands like weezer bush and elasica .. Read more

Published on Aug 27 2000 by boy_wonder

5.0 out of 5 stars the greatest!
This CD is great, but is made so much greater by the sound clips from the movie. Saying quotes from this movie at random times is one of my favorite things to do, and this album... Read more

Published on May 12 2000 by Stephanie

5.0 out of 5 stars KNEEL BEFORE ZOG!
This is one of those few soundtracks that is more than a collection of popular bands, Kevin Smith et al really know how to make the music work with and complement the movie. Read more

Published on Feb 23 2000 by vorrishnikov

5.0 out of 5 stars one of the first and last great, fun soundtracks
In the tradition of the Pulp Fiction soundtrack, this soundtrack was supposed to be driven by the movie quotes, and Bush's song "Bubbles. Read more

Published on Jan 18 2000 by gapskank76