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movie_soundtracks.sPubDate = "9/13/2006 7:35:48 PM GMT";
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movie_soundtracks.appHeader = "Movie mixes";
movie_soundtracks.appDeck = "A well-rounded pop soundtrack doesn’t need a film to make it work. These movie music collections offer a wide range of artists and styles that sound great on your CD player as well as the big screen. ";
movie_soundtracks.appFooter = "By Helen A.S. Popkin";
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movie_soundtracks[i++] = new Array("","\"Almost Famous\"","Cameron Crowe’s homage to his adolescence introduced Elton John’s “Tiny Dancer,” to a new generation. Also featured: A live David Bowie version of the Lou Reed classic, “I’m Waiting For The Man,” and a slew of classics from the likes of Led Zeppelin, The Seeds and Clarence Carter. (Dreamworks, 2000)
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movie_soundtracks[i++] = new Array("","\"Elizabethtown Vols. 1 and 2\"","This Cameron Crowe double collection has a down home feel, with classics from the Hollies, Tom Petty, Lindsay Buckingham, as well as newer songs from Ryan Adams and Wheat. The standout is another Elton John oldie, “My Father’s Gun.” (RCA, 2005)
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movie_soundtracks[i++] = new Array("","\"Gross Pointe Blank\"","Though it’s an almost single-mindedly '80s soundtrack, songs such as “Mirror in the Bathroom” (English Beat), “Pressure Drop” (The Specials) and “Rudie Can’t Fail” (The Clash) reminds us that there was plenty of good music back then, not just the silly stuff. Also included: The Guns & Roses version of “Live and Let Die.” (London/Pdg 1997)
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movie_soundtracks[i++] = new Array("","\"High Fidelity\"","A soundtrack from a movie based on a book about music obsessives, this collection covers a lot of ground -- from Stevie Wonder and Bob Dylan to the Velvet Underground, Elvis Costello & The Attractions, and Jack Black’s cover of “Let’s Get It On.” (Hollywood Records, 2000)","","","", "", "", "", "", "", "", "", "", "", "", "", "", "", "");
movie_soundtracks[i++] = new Array("","\"Natural Born Killers\"","Nine Inch Nail’s Trent Reznor put together this amazing 20-song package, featuring Dr. Dre, L7, Pasty Cline, Duane Eddy and the Cowboy Junkies’ version of the Velvet Underground’s “Sweet Jane.” (No soundtrack is complete without Lou Reed.) (Interscope Records, 1994)
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movie_soundtracks[i++] = new Array("","\"Pulp Fiction Collector’s Edition\"","This multi-genre version includes four songs left from the first issue. Along with Dick Dale’s “Misirlou” and Neil Diamond’s “Girl, You’ll Be a Woman Now,” you also get Link Wray’s “Rumble,” The Robins’ “Since I First Met You,” Brother Johnson’s “Strawberry Letter #23” and the Marketts’ “Out of Limits.” (MCA, 2002)
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movie_soundtracks[i++] = new Array("","\"Rushmore\"","This '60s-centered soundtrack, compiled by Devo’s Mark Mothersbaugh, features none of the overplayed songs on oldies radio. Instead, you get angsty and odd tunes such as “Making Time” by Creation, “A Summer Song,” by Chad and Jeremy, “Oh Yoko,” by John Lennon, and evoking “Harold and Maude,” two songs by Cat Stevens (“Here Comes My Baby” and “The Wind.”) (London/Pdg, 1998)
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movie_soundtracks[i++] = new Array("","\"Say Anything\"","Another great soundtrack from a movie starring John Cusack (see “Gross Pointe Blank” and “High Fidelity”), this Cameron Crowe collection features a great Replacements number, “Within Your Reach.” There’s also some delightful ska by Fishbone (“Skankin’ to the Beat”) and lesser-known songs from Cheap Trick (“You Want It”) and Depeche Mode (“Stripped”). (Sony, 1989)
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movie_soundtracks[i++] = new Array("","\"Singles\"","Cameron Crowe’s tribute to the Seattle grunge scene features hometown bands Alice in Chains, Pearl Jam, Chris Cornell, Mother Love Bone and Mudhoney –- as well as original Seattle native, Jimi Hendrix. Oddly, there are also a couple of songs from Minnisota scenester Paul Westerberg (of the Replacements). (Sony, 1992)","","","", "", "", "", "", "", "", "", "", "", "", "", "", "", "");
movie_soundtracks[i++] = new Array("","\"The Life Aquatic with Steve Zissou\"","Along with Seu Jorge’s Brazilian samba covers of David Bowie songs, this Wes Anderson/Mark Mothersbaugh collection features Bowie himself. Also included: A lesser-known Zombies song (“The Way I Feel Inside”), Iggy and the Stooges classic “Search and Destroy” and Devo’s “Gut Feeling.” (Hollywood Records, 2004)
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movie_soundtracks[i++] = new Array("","\"The Royal Tenebaums Collector’s Edition\"","Anderson and Mothersbaugh do it again with rabidly folkish soundtrack featuring the Ramones, the Velvet Underground, Elliott Smith and Nick Drake, among others. (Hollywood Records, 2001)
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movie_soundtracks[i++] = new Array("","\"Trainspotting Vols 1 and 2\"","This eclectic double collection features the Velvet Underground (of course), as well as Iggy Pop’s “Lust for Life” (it’s not just a cruise line commercial!), Brian Eno, and more contemporary Britpop from Blur, Pulp and Elastica. (Capitol 1996)
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