Review
Apparently Spidey's discovery of his dark side coincides with the discovery of his indie side. With the exception of a somewhat incongruent appearance of Chubby Checker's "The Twist," the SPIDER-MAN 3 soundtrack features all-new offerings recorded specifically for the film from some of indie's hottest acts.
The compilation opens with an earnest ballad from Snow Patrol, "Signal Fire," which seems to be poised to be the movie's hit single. While the remaining 14 tracks can be a bit of a hodge-podge combo at times, there's definitely something reflecting all the movie's moods -- from mayhem to maudlin.
You'll find a high-energy track from The Killers ("Move Away"); a raucous offering from Wolfmother ("Pleased to Meet You"); and some more pensive, acoustic stuff like The Walkmen's "Red River" and "Scared of Myself" from up-and-coming California band Simon Dawes.
Things get a bit more lighthearted with "The Twist" and the charming little ditty "Summer Day" -- a duet between actor Jason Schwartzman and the movie's own red-headed heroine, Kirsten Dunst, who by the way, can actually sing.
But by far the most anticipated track has to be The Flaming Lips' "The Supreme Being Teaches Spider-Man How To Be In Love." This melancholy tender song with its quirky title is one of the album's most appealing, and perfectly captures the superhero's struggles.
Fans of the web-slinging hero, might also like the Spider-Man 2 Soundtrack or anything else Spidey.
Track Listings
1. Signal Fire - Lightbody, Gary
2. Move Away - Flowers, Brandon
3. Sealings - Orzolek, Karen
4. Pleased to Meet You - Stockdale, Andrew
5. Red River - Walkmen
6. Stay Free - Black Mountain
7. The Supreme Being Teaches Spider-Man How to Be in Love - Flaming Lips
8. Scared of Myself - Mills, Blake
9. The Twist - Ballard, Hank
10. Sightlines - Rogue, Zach
11. Summer Day - Schwartzman, Jason
12. Falling Star - Cester, Nic
13. Portrait of a Summer Thief - Freeman, Lang
14. A Letter from St. Jude - Charlie, Rory
15. Small Parts - Eklund, Greg
The compilation opens with an earnest ballad from Snow Patrol, "Signal Fire," which seems to be poised to be the movie's hit single. While the remaining 14 tracks can be a bit of a hodge-podge combo at times, there's definitely something reflecting all the movie's moods -- from mayhem to maudlin.
You'll find a high-energy track from The Killers ("Move Away"); a raucous offering from Wolfmother ("Pleased to Meet You"); and some more pensive, acoustic stuff like The Walkmen's "Red River" and "Scared of Myself" from up-and-coming California band Simon Dawes.
Things get a bit more lighthearted with "The Twist" and the charming little ditty "Summer Day" -- a duet between actor Jason Schwartzman and the movie's own red-headed heroine, Kirsten Dunst, who by the way, can actually sing.
But by far the most anticipated track has to be The Flaming Lips' "The Supreme Being Teaches Spider-Man How To Be In Love." This melancholy tender song with its quirky title is one of the album's most appealing, and perfectly captures the superhero's struggles.
Fans of the web-slinging hero, might also like the Spider-Man 2 Soundtrack or anything else Spidey.
Track Listings
1. Signal Fire - Lightbody, Gary
2. Move Away - Flowers, Brandon
3. Sealings - Orzolek, Karen
4. Pleased to Meet You - Stockdale, Andrew
5. Red River - Walkmen
6. Stay Free - Black Mountain
7. The Supreme Being Teaches Spider-Man How to Be in Love - Flaming Lips
8. Scared of Myself - Mills, Blake
9. The Twist - Ballard, Hank
10. Sightlines - Rogue, Zach
11. Summer Day - Schwartzman, Jason
12. Falling Star - Cester, Nic
13. Portrait of a Summer Thief - Freeman, Lang
14. A Letter from St. Jude - Charlie, Rory
15. Small Parts - Eklund, Greg
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