Def Jam's Rush Hour Soundtrack [Edited Version] [Soundtrack] [Import] [PR]
Lalo Schifrin
レーベル: Def Jam
CD
発売日: 1998年9月15日(火)
画像: 大 中
◎関連『映画・ドラマ』タイトル
◎曲目リスト
- Never Touch A Black Man's Radio (Skit)
- How Deep Is Your Love
- Faded Pictures
- Can I Get A..
- Jackie Chan Kicks A** (Skit)
- And You Don't Stop
- B***h Betta Have My Money
- Is This W**d...Cigaw**d (Skit)
- Disco
- Blow S**t Up...FBI Wants You (Skit)
- Impress The Kid
- If I Die Tonight
- Glad That We Loved
- I'll Be On A Big FBI Case (Skit)
- Terror Squadians
- Please Tell Me You Speak English... (Skit)
- Way Too Crazy
- N.B.C.
- You'll Never Miss Me 'Til I'm Gone
- Nasty Girl
- No Love
- I'm Michael Jackson, You Tito (Skit)
- Tell The Feds
- Rush Hour Main Title Theme
- Take This Badge And Shove It (Skit)
◎レビュー (Amazon)
It's certainly not news anymore that soundtracks have a life of their own, far independent of their cinematic tie-in. In fact, it's highly likely that fewer than half of the songs on this soundtrack appear in the movie; after all, there needs to be some time for dialogue and plot. Nevertheless, these compilations--let's call them what they are--serve a vital purpose, since, with the exception of prog rock, singles are more important than albums, and a good collection of singles beats a few good songs and a smattering of filler by a single artist. However, what can be said about a handful of good singles sprinkled amid indistinct and mediocre tracks from a variety of high-profile artists? That's the problem on the Rush Hour soundtrack. Dru Hill, Jay-Z, Ja Rule, Too Short, and the duo of Snoop Dogg and Slick Rick are the few highlights in the 70 minutes of music here, while Montell Jordan, Wu-Tang, Jon B, and others mail it in. I guess that's why they make CD players programmable and sell them with remotes. --Martin Johnson
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