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The Saint [1997] DVD ~ Val Kilmer  (10)
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Track Listings
| 1. Saint Theme - Orbital |
| 2. 6 Underground [Nellee Hooper Edit] - Sneaker Pimps |
| 3. Oil 1 - Moby |
| 4. Atom Bomb - Fluke |
| 5. Roses Fade [Mojo Mix] - Luscious Jackson |
| 6. Setting Sun [Instrumental] - The Chemical Brothers |
| 7. Pearl's Girl - Underworld |
| 8. Out of My Mind - Duran Duran |
| 9. Funk - Daft Punk |
| 10. Dead Man Walking - David Bowie |
| 11. Polaroid Millenium - Superior |
| 12. Dream Within a Dream - Dreadzone |
| 13. In the Absence of Sun - Duncan Sheik |
| 14. Before Today - Everything But the Girl |
Product Description
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This '90s update of the classic U.K. television series of the '60s was roundly criticized for its murky, convoluted plotting and quirky performance by Val Kilmer in the title role of Simon Templar. But its soundtrack--a typically market-driven collection of modern pop--is actually one of the better efforts of the '90s. Leaning heavily on electronica influences (Orbital's conservative rendering of Edwin Astley's TV theme, Moby's driving "Oil," The Chemical Brothers' "Setting Sun," and others), The Saint at least holds together as a cohesive musical statement, something many similar collections can't claim. Also includes songs by the Sneaker Pimps, Duran Duran, David Bowie, Everything But the Girl, and Duncan Sheik. --Jerry McCulley
This '90s update of the classic U.K. television series of the '60s was roundly criticized for its murky, convoluted plotting and quirky performance by Val Kilmer in the title role of Simon Templar. But its soundtrack--a typically market-driven collection of modern pop--is actually one of the better efforts of the '90s. Leaning heavily on electronica influences (Orbital's conservative rendering of Edwin Astley's TV theme, Moby's driving "Oil," The Chemical Brothers' "Setting Sun," and others), The Saint at least holds together as a cohesive musical statement, something many similar collections can't claim. Also includes songs by the Sneaker Pimps, Duran Duran, David Bowie, Everything But the Girl, and Duncan Sheik. --Jerry McCulley
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