Robots (2005) (Chingy/Fountains of Wayne/)

Artist: Soundtrack
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Label: Virgin Records
UPC: 00724386041029
Release Date: 3/1/2005
Buy.com Sku: 63949113
Item#: M23YJT
Buy.com Sales Rank: 25332
Format:  CD

Song Listing

Disc 1
Song TitleSample
1. Shine - Ricky Fante ~ Original Soundtrack
2. Right Thurr - Chingy ~ Original Soundtrack
3. Tell Me What You Already Did - Fountains Of Wayne ~ Original Soundtrack
4. Wonderful Night - Fatboy Slim ~ Original Soundtrack
5. Get Up Offa That Thing - James Brown ~ Original Soundtrack
6. (There's Gotta Be) More To Life - Stacie Orrico ~ Original Soundtrack
7. Love's Dance - Earth, Wind & Fire ~ Original Soundtrack
8. Low Rider - War ~ Original Soundtrack
9. I Like That - Houston/Chingy/Nate Dogg/I-20 ~ Original Soundtrack
10. Silence - Gomez ~ Original Soundtrack
11. Walkie Talkie Man - Steriogram ~ Original Soundtrack
12. Robot City - John Powell/Blue Man Group ~ Original Soundtrack



Robots is a major new animated film from the creators of Ice Age. The soundtrack features an exciting new song from R&B supergroup Earth, Wind & Fire, called "Love's Dance." Also contributing original tracks for the soundtrack are Virgin soul star Ricky Fante, with "Shine," and Fountains of Wayne with "Tell Me What You Already Did."

Track Listing:
1. Shine - Fante, Ricky
2. Right Thurr - Chingy
3. Tell Me What You Already Did - Fountains Of Wayne
4. Wonderful Night - Fatboy Slim
5. Get Up Offa That Thing - Brown, James
6. There's Gotta Be More To Life - Orrico, Stacie
7. Loves Dance - Earth Wind & Fire
8. Low Rider - War
9. I Like That - Houston & Chingy/Nate Dogg/I-20
10. Silence - Gomez
11. Walkie Talkie Man - Steriogram
 

Album Notes and Credits

Notes & Personnel Info
Performers include: Fatboy Slim, Gomez, Stacie Orrico, Ricky Fante, Fountains Of Wayne and James Brown.
Personnel: Philip Bailey (vocals, background vocals); John Powell , Sherrod Barnes, George Doering (guitar); Aaron Marisi (tenor saxophone); Stephen Marr (baritone saxophone); Mike A. Jarosz, Steve Tirpak (trumpet); Jon Botbyl (trombone); Guyora Kats (Clavinet, organ, Wurlitzer organ); Steve Jordan (drums, percussion); Blue Man Group (percussion); Maurice White, Angela Clemmons, Vaneese Thomas, Catherine Russell (background vocals).
Audio Mixers: Matt Marrin; Tony Maserati; Daniel Lerner; Brian Malouf.
Audio Remixer: Alex Dee.
Recording information: 5 Cat Studios; Avatar Studios, New York, NY; Circle In The Square, New York, NY; Flyte Tyme West, The Village Recorders, Los Angeles, CA; Magnet Vision Studios, Santa Monica, CA; Pulse Recording, Los Angeles, CA; STratosphere Sound, New York, NY; The Blue Man Studios; The Studio, Philadelphia, PA.
Editor: Daniel Lerner.
Like its cinematic counterpart, the ROBOTS soundtrack calls up an eclectic batch of characters to generate a quirky and fun tone. Among the most notable names on the album are neo-soul singer Ricky Fante, who uses a vocoder to give the horn-soaked "Shine" a mechanized sheen. Hip-hop fans get to bob their heads to Chingy, as he peppers "Right Thurr" with jittery rhymes, and then returns alongside Houston, Nate Dogg, and I-20 on the electro-funk-flavored "I Like That."
Contributing to the power-pop quotient is Fountains of Wayne, whose choppy fuzz guitar and boatloads of harmonies turn "Tell Me What You Already Did" into a delicious hybrid of the Kinks and the Knack. Gomez steps away from their customary jam-band nuances to channel the Lemonheads on the upbeat "Silence," and the Ali Dee remix of James Brown's "Get Up Offa That Thing" really makes you want to follow the song's directions, but "Robot City" truly captures the essence of the film. For this tune, composer John Powell teamed up with Blue Man Group to create a piece that seamlessly shifts between whimsical classical passages, funky interludes, and a surf-rock swagger, while BMG's percussion gives this instrumental an appropriately playful vibe.

Producer: Chris Collingwood; Jimmy Jam; Adam Schlesinger; John Powell; Josh Deutsch; Terry Lewis

Engineer: Vaughan Merrick; Geoff Sanoff; Ian Cross; Dan Lerner; Brad Haehnel

 
Technical Info
Release Date : 03/01/2005
Original Release Date : 2005
Catalog ID : 60410
Label : Virgin Records (USA)
Number of Discs : 1
Studio/Live : Studio
Mono/Stereo : Stereo
SPAR Code : n/a
UPC : 00724386041029

  
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