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The Jerky Boys: Original Motion Picture Soundtrack

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I didn't even see the movie, but this cd is full of good stuff. After a "Jerky Boys" phone call, it's all mostly songs. "Gel" is a great "Collective Soul" song. "Helmet" and "Tom Jones" both have good covers on here, as well as "L7's" cover of an old "Blondie" song. It doesn't say, but I'm positive "Four Fly Guys" is actually the "Beastie Boys". Also, the "House Of Pain" song is one of their best ever. "Superchunk" is pretty good too. Any fan of these bands, or the "Jerky Boys", should pick this up, used of course.

With the exception of Dirty Dancing (which is pretty boring), this is a great soundtrack. It does include a new Jerky Boys call (which is just as good as the calls from the first album) and a remix of Fava Beans from the second. The music on here is also really great, some with clips from the movie mixed in. Some of the highlights are Gel by Collective Soul, Helmet's cover of Symptom of the Universe and the unlikely cover of Are You Gonna Go My Way by Tom Jones, which actually does work. Overall, this is defintly worth your money, even if there is one song that's Skip button material.

Hold the phone! Here's the first big-screen adventure from the hot comedy recording artists behind to platinum albums by The Jerky Boys! You've heard their outrageous prank calls on their smash-hit CDs. Now, Johnny B. and Kamal-two self-described "low-lifes from Queens" - ring up and comedy chaos when a hilarious prank phone call pushes the buttons of an angry mob boss (Alan Arkin is from Edward Scissorhands, THe Rocketeer) who sens his hugs to disconnect the Jerky Boys for good! You'll laugh till your sides ache as the Boys' outrageous comic characters find themselves one step ahead of the law...and on the run of the mob!