Track Listing

1. Every You Every Me - Placebo
2. Praise You - Fatboy Slim
3. Coffee And TV - Blur
4. Bedroom Dancing - Day One
5. Colourblind - Counting Crows
6. Ordinary Life - Barry, Kristen
7. Comin' Up From Behind - Marcy's Playground
8. Secretly - Skunk Anansie
9. This Love - Armstrong, Craig
10. You Could Make A Killing - Mann, Aimee
11. Addictive - Faithless
12. Trip On Love - Moore, Abra
13. You Blew Me Off - Bare Junior
14. Bittersweet Symphony - Verve

Product Details

• Amazon Sales Rank: #9013 in Music
• Released on: 1999-03-29
• Number of discs: 1
• Original language: English, French, Vietnamese
• Dimensions: .22 pounds
• Running time: 97 minutes

Customer Reviews

Wow!
This is easily one of the greatest movie soundtracks of all time. The mix of genres, tempos and general styles works perfectly, and if you have seen the film you will find that every song has meaning as it fits easily into its particular moment in the film. Stand-out tracks are clearly Colorblind by Counting Crows (which begins playing in the movie when Annette is coming up the escalator and sees Sebastian waiting for her - one of the greatest moments in the film), You Could Make A Killing by Aimee Mann (which plays as Annette is reading Sebastian's journal and he is walking away) and my all-time favourite song, the classic that is Bittersweet Symphony by The Verve which, of course, plays at the end of the movie and is perhaps the most perfect fitting of a piece of music to a movie scene in any movie ever.

Quite simply, this is one soundtrack everyone should listen to (to one movie everyone should see!)

A good soundtrack , on the whole
This soundtrack does have some brilliant songs on it. Most of the tracks you will immediately recognise if you have seen the film, which is rare in soundtracks. There are a few songs which I've never liked , such as 'Bedroom Dancing' by Day One, 'Addictive' by Faithless and 'Trip On Love', all of which I don't listen to. Every other track is really good, however. My favourites are 'This Love', 'Every You, Every Me', 'Praise You', 'Ordinary Life' and 'You Could Make A Killing'. I would definitely recommend getting this CD.

"It Was A Perfect Soundtracks To An Excellent Film"
This Album Is A Perfect Album For All Moods. You Can Sit Back And Relax, Think Or Just Have It As Calming Back Ground Music. With Most Soundtracks, They Don't Live Up To Their Films, But This Is One Exception! My Personal Favourites Are: 'Colour Blind' By Counting Crows, 'Every You Every Me' By Placebo, 'Secretly' By Skunk Anansie And 'Bitter Sweet Symphony' By The Verve. It Is A Must Have Album For Your Collection, Without It You Will Never Have The Chance To Hear Such Great Songs All On One Disc.