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Get Carter: Music from and Inspired by the Motion Picture (2000 Film)

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The catchy Indian Sitar song that plays during Carter's boisterous entrance to the party, and the fight scene with Mickey Rourke is by an MCA UK band by the name Mint Royale from the June 2001 album "On the Ropes". This song is also playing during the "Empty Times Square" scene in the second release of the film Vanilla Sky with Tom Cruise.

Hope this helps,

-Drexel

There is a song in Get Carter that I fell in love with immediately, unfortunately its not on the soundtrack. I heard the song when Stallone crashes the rich-nerdy guy's house party in search of revenge. I also heard the same song in Vanilla sky, during his birthday party. Can anyone help me find the name of this song and who's it by??
thanks
--d

...the song playing when Stallone crashed the rich kid's party is "From Rusholme With Love" by Mint Royale...

Just thought I'd help out the author of "Techno Pop Stuff Worth Hearing". You were asking about the song played during the closing credits. It's Groove Armada's "If Everybody Looked The Same" from their "Vertigo" album.

"There is a song in Get Carter that I fell in love with immediately, unfortunately its not on the soundtrack. I heard the song when Stallone crashes the rich-nerdy guy's house party in search of revenge. I also heard the same song in Vanilla sky, during his birthday party. Can anyone help me find the name of this song and who's it by??"

The song is called: From Rusholme With Love - Mint Royale

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"There is a song in Get Carter that I fell in love with immediately, unfortunately its not on the soundtrack. I heard the song when Stallone crashes the rich-nerdy guy's house party in search of revenge. I also heard the same song in Vanilla sky, during his birthday party. Can anyone help me find the name of this song and who's it by??"

The song is called: From Rusholme With Love - Mint Royale

See u all!

Completely awesome. The rhythmic trances and flowing beats keep this cd alive and pumping. I thought it was absolutely fantastic, up to par with the movie.

Does anyone know the name of that tune that plays just after Sly gets beated and goes down to the night club? (no it's not the Indian Sitar song) it's a techno/trance song, but i'm not quite sure which one is. Anyone knows its name?

Este disco es en verdad sorprendente, ya que logra transmitir a través de variados estilos, la atmósfera obscura, violenta y en ocasiones decadente de la película, al parecer Stallone, quiere (o debe?) revitalizarse y nada mejor que un soundtrack para jóvenes, para estar nuevamente en el candelero, lo mejor del disco está a cargo del dueto francés Air, aunque Groove Armada no lo hace nada mal, y Moby... pues bueno, nada de lo que se pueda decir sería algo nuevo para añadir a la genialidad de Moby. Este disco es altamente recomendable, para fans de estos grupos con excelentes conceptos y fans irredentos de Stallone y su "nueva" intención de hacer cine más "serio"

Siento mucho no escribir en inglés, pero considero que hay muchos latinos que también leen estos "reviews" y creo que es injusto que no tengan el mismo acceso que los norteamericanos. Después de todo, nosotros también compramos... No?

This is truley a GREAT CD! No doubt, this is hot. The Moby track is excellent and Red Snapper is phat as hell! Also check out the Fatboy Slim mix of Psyche` Rock. Even if you didn't like the movie (which WAS good), you will love this soundtrack!