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11 of 12 people found the following review helpful
Format:Audio CD
This is quite late after the release, the reason being I saw the film for the first time this month and took to the soundtrack like so many others. I immediately discovered that there were 2 volumes. Did anyone else? There are no reviews on this so..... It makes me a bit cynical about why it was released in 2 volumes rather than one compilation so it loses half a star rating for that alone. Then apart from the fact that some of the tracks are excellent (Lynsey Buckingham's "Big Love" was spine tingling, especially as it is a live version), why, pray tell, did they stick one track on that was never in the movie? "Lovo" by Pinback does not add anything to the feel of this soundtrack. There is also a different version of "Jesus was a Crossmaker", but that's ok, as it is a good version.
Anyway, that aside, it does have that road movie feel, or even "Sunday spent hanging round the house cooking dinner and reading the papers feel".
You may already have the odd track in your collection,so it's up to you, but I would think it is worth it if you liked the songs you heard during the movie, (if you could pick it up cheap maybe).
My last comment is that there are still songs missing from both volumes, like U2's "Pride (In the Name of Love)", presumably they could not get permission for it.
Anyway, that aside, it does have that road movie feel, or even "Sunday spent hanging round the house cooking dinner and reading the papers feel".
You may already have the odd track in your collection,so it's up to you, but I would think it is worth it if you liked the songs you heard during the movie, (if you could pick it up cheap maybe).
My last comment is that there are still songs missing from both volumes, like U2's "Pride (In the Name of Love)", presumably they could not get permission for it.
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128 of 130 people found the following review helpful
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23 Feb 2006
Format:Audio CD
For those of you who, like me, want to know who performed what:
1. Learning to Fly - Tom Petty
2. English Girls Approximately - Ryan Adams
3. Jesus was a Crossmaker - Rachael Yamagata
4. Funky Nassau - Beginning of the End
5. Loro - Pinback
6. Moon River - Patty Griffin
7. Summer Long - Kathleen Edwards
8. Passing By - Ulrich Schnauss
9. You Can't Hurry Love - The Concretes
10. River Road - Nancy Wilson
11. Same In Any Language - My Morning Jacket
12. What Are They Doing In Heaven Today - Washington Phillips
13. Words - Ryan Adams
14. Big Love - Lindsey Buckingham
15. I Can't Get Next To You - The Temptations
Great soundtrack!
1. Learning to Fly - Tom Petty
2. English Girls Approximately - Ryan Adams
3. Jesus was a Crossmaker - Rachael Yamagata
4. Funky Nassau - Beginning of the End
5. Loro - Pinback
6. Moon River - Patty Griffin
7. Summer Long - Kathleen Edwards
8. Passing By - Ulrich Schnauss
9. You Can't Hurry Love - The Concretes
10. River Road - Nancy Wilson
11. Same In Any Language - My Morning Jacket
12. What Are They Doing In Heaven Today - Washington Phillips
13. Words - Ryan Adams
14. Big Love - Lindsey Buckingham
15. I Can't Get Next To You - The Temptations
Great soundtrack!
28 of 32 people found the following review helpful
15 songs. No waste. Better than Vol. 1.
18 Feb 2006
Format:Audio CD
You may not like all Cameron Crowe movies. As a matter of fact, I found Elizabethtown a bit dissapointing. But one thing you can't argue is that all of them carry an impeccable music selection, something that comes from Crowe's days as a write for Rolling Stone magazine. "Elizabethtown" was no exception to this, and aware of the fact, the movie saw two soundtrack volumes spinning off of it. I have found Volume 2 to be more solid than Volume 1 in general, with 15 tracks that have no waste. Topping the list are the tracks by Tom Petty, Kathleen Edwards and Ryan Adams. I give it five stars: great selections of classics and classics-to-be.
16 of 19 people found the following review helpful
Another great "mix tape" from Cameron Crowe
9 Feb 2006
Format:Audio CD
As with all his film soundtracks, even if you've never heard the songs or artist before, you're not going to be disappointed. This is the eclectic kind of collection that always leads you to seek out more songs by the artist involved.
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