Album Features

UPC:018777374323
Artist:Various Artists
Format:CD
Release Year:2001
Record Label:Restless Records
Genre:Soundtracks

Track Listing
1. Boss of Me - They Might Be Giants
2. Washin' + Wonderin' - Barenaked Ladies/Stroke 9
3. Good Life - Hanson/The Getaway People
4. You All Dat - Travis/Baha Men (Radio mix)
5. Been Here Once Before - Stroke 9/Eagle-Eye Cherry
6. Falling For the First Time - OPM/Barenaked Ladies
7. Drunk Is Better Than Dead - The Push Stars
8. Bizarro - The Getaway People/Citizen King
9. We Are Monkeys - Citizen King/Travis
10. Right Place Wrong Time - The Screamin' Cheetah Wheelies
11. Smile - Flak/Hanson
12. Heaven Is a Halfpipe - OPM
13. Tune in (Round Window) - Rednex/Flak
14. Don't Force It - They Might Be Giants/Gordon Don't Push It
15. Cotton Eyed Joe - The Dust Brothers/Rednex
16. Older - The Dust Brothers/They Might Be Giants
17. I Just Don't Care - The Dust Brothers

Details
Playing Time:59 min.
Distributor:Ryko Distribution
Recording Type:Studio
Recording Mode:Stereo
SPAR Code:n/a

Album Notes
Producers include: Pat Dillett, Jerry Harrison, Nicholas Sansano, Klas Ahlund, Paul Ebersold."Boss Of Me" won the 2002 Grammy Award for Best Song Written For A Motion Picture, Television Or Other Visual Media.Personnel: John Linnell (vocals, keyboards); Matt Sims (vocals); Dan Miller , Mark Hunter, Kristian Riley (guitar); Jim O'Connor (trumpet); Dan Levine (trombone); Dave Cooley (keyboards); D.J. Brooks, Dan Hickey (drums).Audio Mixers: Jack Joseph Puig; Michael Patterson ; The Dust Brothers ; Tony Hoffer; Bob Clearmountain.Recording information: Bionic, Milwaukee, WI.Photographer: Alison Dyer.Unknown Contributor Role: Carol Farhat.Like the TV show it's pulled from, the music on this collection is clever, upbeat and smart-alecky. They Might Be Giants set the quirky tone with their choppy, ska-flavored "Boss of Me" and the cleverly sublime "Older." From here, plenty of power-pop moments abound, from Stroke 9's punky "Washin' + Wonderin'," to Barenaked Ladies' irresistibly catchy "Falling for the First Time."Other notable names checking in are Eagle-Eye Cherry (the sweetly dream-like "Been Here Once Before"), Travis (the Beatles-esque absurdity "We Are Monkeys"), and Screamin' Cheetah Wheelies (a hellacious cover of Dr. John's "Right Place, Wrong Time"). Elsewhere, pop oddities include OPM's loping skate-anthem "Heaven Is a Halfpipe," the mid-'90s novelty dance version of "Cotton Eye Joe" by Sweden's Rednex, and the Baha Men's "You All Dat" (which samples the Tokens' "The Lion Sleeps Tonight"). Wrapping it all up is "I Don't Care," a dialogue snippet medley by our favorite sound architects the Dust Brothers.

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