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| 1. 111 Archer Avenue - Mark Mothersbaugh | |||
| 2. These Days - Nico | |||
| 3. String Quartet In F Major - Ysaye Quartet | |||
| 4. Me And Julio Down By The Schoolyard - Paul Simon | |||
| 5. Sonata For Cello And Piano In F Minor - The Mutato Muzika Orchestra | |||
| 6. Wigwam - Bob Dylan | |||
| 7. Look At That Old Grizzly Bear - Mark Mothersbaugh | |||
| 8. Look At Me - John Lennon | |||
| 9. Lullaby - Emitt Rhodes | |||
| 10. Mothersbaugh Canon - Mark Mothersbaugh | |||
| 11. Police & Thieves - The Clash | |||
| 12. Scrapping And Yelling - Mark Mothersbaugh | |||
| 13. Judy Is A Punk - Ramones | |||
| 14. Pagoda's Theme - Mark Mothersbaugh | |||
| 15. Needle In The Hay - Elliott Smith | |||
| 16. Fly - Nick Drake | |||
| 17. I Always Wanted To Be A Tenenbaum - Mark Mothersbaugh | |||
| 18. Christmas Time Is Here - Vince Guaraldi Trio | |||
| 19. Stephanie Says - The Velvet Underground | |||
| 20. Rachel Evans Tenenbaum (1965-2000) - Mark Mothersbaugh | |||
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Product Description
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The magical triad behind Rushmore's spunky, starry-eyed soundtrack--music supervisor Randall Poster, composer Mark Mothersbaugh, and director Wes Anderson--leaps forward a decade from that beloved soundtrack's '60s gems, in the process adopting a more pensive feel for The Royal Tenenbaums' musical backdrop. It may lack the euphoric sing-along feel of, say, Creation's "Makin' Time," but the rock and folk tracks here perfectly match the film's crumbling characters and their dilapidated relationships. The Ramones' "Judy Is a Punk" is a burst of nostalgic rebellion but surely causes a sad twinge in light of Joey Ramone's untimely death in 2001; gloom-folker Nick Drake's "Fly" and Elliott Smith's excellently depressing "Needle in the Hay"--which is used to chilling effect during a wrist-slashing scene--further deepen the dark thread running through Tenenbaums. But those who prefer the sunny disposition of Rushmore will be thrilled by the calming concoctions of Mothersbaugh, who heralds the coming of a new scene with graceful woodwind/string parts ("Scrapping and Yelling") and playful sitar pieces ("Pagoda's Theme"). Throw in the Clash's squalling "Police & Thieves" and the Velvet Underground's petal-soft "Stephanie Says" and you've got another winning soundtrack from the film biz's most in-tune music lovers. Tenenbaum or not, you can go home again. --Kristy Martin
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4.0 out of 5 stars
The Unofficial Royal Tenenbaums Soundtrack,
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This review is from: Royal Tenenbaums (Audio CD)
Well I must say that I loved this soundtrack but it had its flaws. The long and drawn out beginning before you dive into the cd was one major letdown. It wasn't a soundtrack of Rushmore stature to say the least either, but still very fun. Sure you can expect everytime a soundtrack comes out for it to leave out some great songs but that's where you have to love the powers of mp3. When the Rushmore soundtrack was released I was appalled after I bought it to see it had omitted the Rolling Stones song among a few others. So I went into the studio(my bedroom), and stepped up to the battle station(my computer), and created my unofficial version of the cd adding all the omissions and it is simply brilliant. Now moving on to the Royal Tenenbaums soundtrack I did the exact same thing. There were 4 Rolling Stones songs omitted, a John Lennon song, Me and Julio by Paul Simon(great memories of movie and that song), a Beatles song, Elliot Smith covering "Hey Jude", and the Van Morrison song at the end of the movie, which by the way is called, "Everyone". (I know the last reviewer wanted to know the name of it) And I just inserted them into where they fell in the movie on the cd and it worked out perfectly!!!
5.0 out of 5 stars
phenomenal,
By A Customer
This review is from: Royal Tenenbaums (Audio CD)
This is by far the most amazing soundtrack I have ever heard. The mood of the music is exactly that of the movie. Mark Mothersbaugh does an incredible job, as always, with a few spunky little pieces, and a couple heart-wrenching ones. Elliott Smith, Emitt Rhodes, and Nico beautifully add to the bittersweet ambiance of this soundtrack. Although it may seem at first glance that the Clash and the Ramones are an odd addition, after seeing the movie or hearing the entire soundtrack, it becomes clear that they fit perfectly. I have never owned a soundtrack that moved me as much as this one does, and I'm not in the habit of giving anything a perfect score. If you are going to own one soundtrack in your life, make it this one. It just makes you FEEL.
5.0 out of 5 stars
Missing Song,
By A Customer
This review is from: Royal Tenenbaums (Audio CD)
The only song I noticed missing was "She Smiled Sweetly" by the Rolling Stones.
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