Bedazzled (2000) (Taylor/Tone Loc/Mosley/Oryema )

Product Summary Label: Bmg/restless UPC: 00018777374828 Release Date: 10/24/2000 Buy.com Sku: 60443724 Item#: M3LXYT Buy.com Sales Rank: 26588 Format:  CD Song Listing Disc 1 Song Title Sample 1. Just The One (I've Been Looking For) - Johnnie Taylor ~ Original Soundtrack 2. My Family - Banana Oil ~ Original Soundtrack 3. Frenazo - Tony Phillips ~ Original Soundtrack 4. Stop The Rock - Apollo Four Forty (Mint Royale mix) ~ Original Soundtrack 5. Mi Amor - Javier Torres Mosley ~ Original Soundtrack 6. Dolphin Song - Brendan Fraser ~ Original Soundtrack 7. DJ Girl Around The World - Katalina (Disco mix) ~ Original Soundtrack 8. Rock & Roll Part 2 - Gary Glitter ~ Original Soundtrack 9. Meena Devi - Tulku (Goddess mix) ~ Original Soundtrack 10. Inside Of You Inside Of Me - Brendan Fraser ~ Original Soundtrack   Album Notes and Credits Notes & Personnel Info Original score composed and conducted by David Newman. Audio Remixers: Steve Snow; Wayne Rodrigues. The original soundtrack to Harold Ramis's update of Bedazzled features a mix of upbeat pop songs related to the seven wishes granted to Elliott (Brendan Fraser) by the Devil (Liz Hurley). Latin pieces like Tony Phillips' "Frenazo" and Javier Torres Mosley's "Mi Amor" correspond to the wish that turns Elliot into a South American drug dealer, while Gary Glitter's jock-rock anthem "Rock and Roll Part 2" relates to his time as a basketball pro. Meanwhile, pulsing dance tracks like Tulku's "Meena Devi (Goddess Mix)" and Apollo 440's "Stop the Rock (Mint Royale Mix)" provide a devilishly kinetic musical backdrop for the Princess of Darkness. However, the soundtrack's most interesting song is "Inside of You Inside of Me," which comes from a sequence (in which Elliott became a rock star) deleted from Bedazzled's final cut. It sounds like an uncanny mix of Nine Inch Nails' "Closer" and a host of other, lesser industrial and alt-metal anthems -- exactly the kind of hit single that the Devil would conjure. Fraser also appears on "Dolphin Song," which he sings after Elliott wishes to be the most sensitive guy in the world. Not surprisingly, Fraser's songs are the most entertaining things about Bedazzled's music; at just ten songs long, it feels half-baked and incomplete -- not unlike the movie itself. ~ Heather Phares Producer: Jon St. James; Tony Phillips; Carlo Zanella   Technical Info Release Date : 10/24/2000 Original Release Date : 2000 Catalog ID : 73748 Label : Restless Records (USA) Number of Discs : 2 Studio/Live : Studio Mono/Stereo : Stereo SPAR Code : n/a UPC : 00018777374828    Product Image