Scary Movie (2000) (Music by Va-Silverchair)

Product Summary UPC: 00016581683020 Release Date: 7/4/2000 Buy.com Sku: 201984728 Item#: M2N596 Format:  CD Song Listing Disc 1 Song Title Sample 1. Too Cool For School - Fountains Of Wayne ~ Original Soundtrack 2. Inevitable Return Of The Great White Dope, The - Bloodhound Gang ~ Original Soundtrack 3. Stay - Radford ~ Original Soundtrack 4. Only Way To Be, The - Save Ferris ~ Original Soundtrack 5. My Bad - Oleander ~ Original Soundtrack 6. Punk Song #2 - Silverchair ~ Original Soundtrack 7. Everybody Wants You - The Unband ~ Original Soundtrack 8. Superfly - Bender ~ Original Soundtrack 9. I Wanna Be Sedated ~ Original Soundtrack 10. Scary Movies - Royce Da 5'9" ~ Original Soundtrack 11. All About U - Tupac Shakur/Top Dogg/Nate Dogg/Dru Down ~ Original Soundtrack 12. I Want Cha - Black Eyed Peas ~ Original Soundtrack 13. What What - Public Enemy ~ Original Soundtrack 14. Feel Me - Rah Digga/Rampage/Rock ~ Original Soundtrack 15. I'm The Killer (Killer Rap) - Lifelong/Incident ~ Original Soundtrack   Album Notes and Credits Notes & Personnel Info Personnel: Kim Hill (vocals). Audio Mixers: Rob Tewlow; Mike Denneen. The original soundtrack to the Wayans Brothers' gross-out horror spoof Scary Movie: Music That Inspired the Soundtrack? is half alternative rock from artists like Oleander, Radford, and Save Ferris, and half hip-hop from Black Eyed Peas, Public Enemy, and Royce the 5'9." Fountains Of Wayne's clever, power poppy "Too Cool For School," the Unband's garagey "Everybody Wants You," and a double dose of goofiness from the Bloodhound Gang's "The Inevitable Return of the Great White Dope" and the Ramones' "I Wanna Be Sedated" are among the highlights from the album's first half. Royce's "Scary Movies (Sequel)," Rah Digga, Rampage, and Rock's "Feel Me," and Lifelong and Incident's grisly "I'm the Killer (Killer Rap)" are some of the standout raps. Though it's not as funny or inventive as the movie itself, Scary Movie is a decent, diverse collection of hip-hop and rock. ~ Heather Phares Twenty-first century pop culture moves so quickly that yesterday's schlock is today's nostalgia, and even parodies can be successfully parodied in a frenzy of insular cross-referencing. Such is the environment that spawned SCARY MOVIE, a satire of movies such as SCREAM, themselves already satires of cheesy horror movies. Thankfully, the more unctuous extremes of American pop circa 2000 (boybands, rap-metal) are avoided in favor of straight-up rock and hip-hop. The former is well represented by the tongue-in-cheek Fountains of Wayne ("Too Cool for School"), and the immensely hooky Radford ("Stay"). There's even a bow to rock's past in the inclusion of The Ramones' classic punk ode to sensory overload, "I Wanna Be Sedated." On the rap side of things, there's the eminently funky, low key "I Want You" by Black Eyed Peas, and old masters Public Enemy, whose "What What" eschews the hard-hitting political themes for which the group is known in favor of a celebratory party anthem. Producer: Jammin' James; Justin Trugman; Flavor Flav; I-Roc; Chris Collingwood; Rob Tewlow; Adam Schlesinger; Mike Denneen; Patricia Joseph (Compilation) Engineer: Mike Fennel; Mike Denneen; Bob Tucker   Associated Artists and Works California Dreams Original Soundtrack Original Soundtrack   Technical Info Release Date : 07/04/2000 Original Release Date : 2000 Catalog ID : 6830 Label : TVT Records (Dist.) Number of Discs : 2 Studio/Live : Studio Mono/Stereo : Stereo SPAR Code : n/a UPC : 00016581683020    Related Videos 500 Days of Summer: Sound...