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Any Given Sunday, Vol. 2: Music From The Motion Picture

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3 star:		(16)
2 star:		(7)
1 star:		(2)

 

 

For those of you, like me, who were not at all satisfied with the tracks on the Any Given Sunday Volume 1 SOUNDTRACK, this is for you! This disc contains all the greats missing from the first disc like many of the songs that play during the actual football scenes, including Moby and Smokey Robinson's "Cruisin" which plays over the first half of the climatic end game of the movie. Also included are Jamie Foxx's "Willie Beamen" jingle and Al Pacino's final "Inches" speech that he gives the team. For those who wondered where all the film music was in Volume 1, you can listen with pleasure to this volume.

The song "Right Here, Right Now," by Fatboy Slim is in the movie, but not on any of the soundtracks. It is an awesome song! I have been looking for that song for a long time. I wanted to thank Aaron of Santa Barbara, who's review of Any Given Sunday helped me find the song. My sister and I have been looking for that song and we are stoked that we found it. This song should definately be on the soundtrack. The movie was awesome too!

I think its the one that plays during the end scene as Pacino heads into the press room to address his outgoing speech I'm not sure but its "Use Me Up" by Bill Withers, its great

I have found another track that is not on either album. Someone mentioned that Moby "Graciosa" was missing from the first volume but was included in the second volume. But, there was another Moby song that was in the movie and not on the soundtrack. The song is "My Weakness" and it's played when Beamon is about to make the last pass before they make the final touchdown and win the last game shown in the movie. And, I like to say Renee of Ventura, CA if she reads this is that I'm glad I could help you with "Right Here, Right Now", and it feels good to help someone out who lives pretty close to me. Just to let you know, I knew this song because I own the Fatboy Slim CD that has it.

Besides missing Use Me by Bill Withers (which is an integral part of the film and omission is unforgivable), both soundtrack CDs are also missing Coyote Dance by Little Wolf.

It is the Native American song that is played a couple of times when the players are moving/lining up on the field. I have it on a Native American compilation CD entitled Songs of the Spirit and recognized it immediately.

The only redeeming item on this cd is the "Fingers" speech. I foolishly bought both cds today (12-31-2001) and am incredibly disappointed. Neither cd has THE songs from the film that make you want the soundtrack in the first place! Where is the Kid Rock one? How about "Paranoid"? Where is the "You ready for this" one? Ah, whatever. Learn from my mistake - DO SOME RESEARCH BEFORE YOU BUY. Sorry to "shout", but I wasted over 30 bucks on these 2 cds.

Does anybody know the name of the song where Jack (Cap) Rooney is leading the Sharks on a drive in the first half of the Sharks-Knights playoff game? I love it.

I remember reading on a review that there was a Moby track missing on Vol. 1, which was "Graciosa", and that was put on the second volume. But, I found another Moby track missing that was in the movie and not the soundtrack and this is "My Weakness" which can be heard when the Sharks win the last football game shown in the movie. And, if Renee from Ventura sees this, I just want to say that you're welcome for fatboy slim. I know it because I have the Fatboy Slim CD with that song just to let you know. I'm glad I could help someone who lives awfully close to me. :-)

The one everyone is after is not 'Everloving', it's No. 18 on Moby's Play Album, 'My Weakness'. I'm listening to it now.

I honestly don't know if this song is on any of the records,
if it is I've missed it, however I would like to know the name
of the song. It's played just as game is about to start, and is some kind of disco/techno up-tempo song. The camera angle is
from high up in the stadium looking down on the empty field below.

PS
If I'm not mistaking, Black Sabbath's Paranoid, is not on either
of the cds (on the subject of missing songs).
DS