Grey's Anatomy [Soundtrack] [Import] [PR]
Various Artists
レーベル： Hollywood Records
CD
発売日： 2005年11月10日(木)
画像： 大 中
◎関連『映画・ドラマ』タイトル
◎曲目リスト
- The Postal Service - Such Great Heights
- Roisin Murphy - Ruby Blue
- Maria Taylor - Song Beneath The Song
- Tegan and Sara - Where Does The Good Go
- Mike Doughty - Looking At The World From The Bottom Of A Well
- Get Set Go - Wait
- The Eames Era - Could Be Anything
- Rilo Kiley - Portions For Foxes
- Joe Purdy - The City
- Medeski, Martin & Wood - End of the World Party
- Ben Lee - Catch My Disease (Live Version)
- The Ditty Bops - There's A Girl
- The Radio - Whatever Gets You Through Today
- Inara George - Fools In Love
- Psapp - Cosy In The Rocket
◎レビュー (Amazon)
It's always a pleasant surprise when a soundtrack contains an interesting collection of under-heard or under-appreciated tunes, but it's to be expected from Grey's Anatomy--a TV show that is packed with sharp dialogue, honest characters, and wall-to-wall good music. The head-bobbing starts immediately when the Postal Service opens things up "Such Great Heights," a crafty track that will provide indie rock fans who still love the Pet Shop Boys their guilty fix. A few songs in, the cleverness continues with the dysfunctional-woman anthem "Portions for Foxes" by L.A.'s Rilo Kiley, a tune that will have you quoting sharp lyrics to Desperate girlfirends for days. Other must-have music includes Mike Doughty (former lead singer of Soul Coughing) with "Looking At The World From The Bottom Of A Well," and the gorgeous Bjork-meets-Cat-Power stylings of Inara George on the lucious "Fools In Love." The disc highlight (from a talented vocalist named Roisin Murphy) is the sassy "Ruby Blue"--the kind of Macy Gray-funk that makes you want to see her live, immediately. As an added bonus, the liner notes have a wonderful mini-essay by two of the executive producers, providing an enjoyable description of the show's attention to detail, and the cast and crew's deep love of music. --Denise Sheppard
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