Customer Reviews

Mr & Mrs Smith

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Great film, I laughed sooo much. Anybody who's ever been in a relationship will relate to this film and laugh all the way through!

What a great and fun album. It's like an iPOD playlist ready to go! All *SEVENTEEN* songs tie in to the theme of the film of love, anti-love and spies! To me Album stands out and stands alone as perfect "summer love (anti-love?) party mix" in this age of Itunes and Ipods albums need to be smarter and better and this one is and does.

-------ALBUM/TRACK LISTING INFO-------

01. Love Stinks - The J. Geils Band (Classic 80s Pop Hit)
*** What a great way to start an album. Totally fun song captures the essence of the film straight up!

02. [F] Nothin' but a Good Time - Poison (in film!)

03. Tainted Love - Soft Cell (Classic 80s Pop Hit)

04. [F] *Baby, Baby - Alana D (Exclusive Cover of 80s Pop Hit in Film!)

05. [F] Express Yourself (Mocean Remix) - (Fight Scene!)

06. [F] Mondo Bongo - Joe Strummer & The Mescaleros (See Below for details used three times, it's really the movies theme... )

07. [F]*Lay Lady Lay - Magnet & Gemma Hayes (In Film See below)

08. *I Melt With You - Nouvelle Vague (New Lounge Cover of 80s Classic)

09. *Nobody Does It Better - 8mm (New Exclusive Cover of Movie Theme to the Famed Jamed Bond Film THE SPY WHO LOVED ME)

10. Let's Never Stop Falling in Love - Pink Martini (totally great fun song)

11. [F] Assassins Tango (Score) - John Powel (another GREAT song from the film!)

12. *Used to Love Her (But I Had to Kill Her) - VoodooGloSkulls (Ska Cover of Classic Guns & Roses song)

13. *You Are My Sunshine - Stine (did I mention fun yet?)

14. You've Lost That Lovin' Feelin' - Righteous Brothers (Classic Song for Party Mix)

15. [F] Making Love Out of Nothing at All - Air Supply (in film See Below)

16. *You Give Love a Bad Name - Atreyu (Not on my Atreyu album so this must be unreleased. It's an awesome Cover of the eternally 80s Bon Jovi Song that really makes it fun and not to serious a version)

17. Love Will Keep Us Together - Captain & Tennille (Classic 70s Pop Song -great kitch)

-------FILM CUE ID / INFO-------

02. [F] Nothin' but a Good Time - Poison
- Brad Pitt driving dune buggy in desert. Really really fun scene!

04. [F] *Baby, Baby
- Brad and Angelina at party. Angelina plays with baby during cue.

05. [F] Express Yourself (Mocean Remix)
- Brad and Angelina fight to the death. MAJOR MOVIE MOMENT. This is a classic movie scene and will be looked at for YEARS to come.

06. [F] Mondo Bongo - Joe Strummer & The Mescaleros
- Used THREE TIMES at least 2 minutes EACH TIME. First use is when Brad and Anjolina meet. This is Brad and Anjolina's THEME SONG in the film.

07. [F]*Lay Lady Lay - Magnet & Gemma Hayes
- Brad and Angelina POST LOVE SCENE. Nothing on earth could possibly be hotter than a LOVE SCENE with Brad and Angelina. MAJOR MOVIE MOMENT.

11. Assassins Tango (Score) - John Powel
- ONE OF THE MOST CLASSIC MOVIE MOMENTS IN RECENT YEARS. Brad and Angelina TANGO the DANCE OF DEATH to this song. MAJOR MOVIE MOMENT.

15. Making Love Out of Nothing at All - Air Supply
- Brad and Angelina in Car Chase Scene. BRAD PIT SINGS ALONG WITH THE SONG ON-CAMERA IN THE FILM DURING THE CHASE SCENE. CLASSIC MOVIE MOMENT!

Again - wether you see the film or not this is a great summer party mix

Not only was this soundtrack well-constructed to fit a high-paced, action/romance-type movie, but it is also attractive to a wide variety of personal musical tastes. From more traditional sounds like the latin Mondo Bongo and Pink Martini, to more pop rock sounds like Love Stinks and Poison, this collection is upbeat and fun to listen to from beginning to end. It has also proven to be an especially great CD to have on a road trip. I highly recommend it!

Fun assortment of tunes from the movie soundtrack, thoughtfully and cleverly arranged & presented for moveigoers and musiclovers alike.

Thematically, this is a collection of Love You/Hate You songs both classic and updated. Definitely worth adding to your music library, even if you're not a "soundtrack" fan per se.

This is one of the most sensual and soothing albums I've heard in a while!! Much like another soundtack CD I'm quite fond of, the folksy "Crossing Jordan," "Mr. and Mrs. Smith" seduces your ear and your soul. I don't drink martinis, but if I did, when I came home from work this wonderful collection of songs would be on the stereo as I sipped and slipped into something more comfortable. Actually "Mr. and Mrs. Smith" IS what I've been putting on as I soon as I get home, the only difference is I drink Evian instead of martinis and put on an football jersey and baggy shorts instead of a negligee. (Okay...probably a little TMI there, I apologize!)

For me everything begins with track 6 (the lilting percussion number "Mondo Bongo.") Everything up to and including 5 is okay enough, but really...how many times can you hear "Tainted Love" and not get tired of it; it appears on so many compilations.

Just when "Mondo Bongo" promises to have you feeling the way you do after a good massage, "Lay Lady Lay" comes along and wows you with its duet featuring the gorgeously vocal Gemma Hayes and Magnet (the latter of whom I confess I've never heard of until now.) This version of "Lay Lady Lay" is officially now my favorite; it's the song version of a gentle and pleasing back scratcher.

"I'll Melt With You" and "Nobody Does It Better" continue to take you to your most zen moment, both covers (in my very humble opinion) far surpassing the originals (then again I'm not a big Carly Simon fan.) "Let's Never Stop Falling in Love" and "Assassin's Tango" are for those of you who can never quite control the urge to sashay and twirl across the living room (well, maybe you don't live alone like I do where you can break out into song and dance whenever you want.)

The rest of "Mr. and Mrs. Smith" is decent enough but tracks 6-11 pull your soul strings the most. It doesn't hurt that the album ends on such a fun, nostalgic note with the wacky and wonderful "Love Will Keep Us Together," a ditty that never fails to take me back to 1975 and the first grade!

I bought the CD without even listening to it before buying,and i must say,i was a little worry the CD would be very bad,but it's not,the songs are great and i discovered some old bands (air supply,beautiful song,beautiful voice...) and great newcomers,stine j,very good song and others,i don't remember the name,but i do remember the i melt with you cover was very good to.What can i say,buy it,don't hesitate you will all find what you like about music on this very variated compilation.

as a soundtrack. If you've seen the movie, you'll buy the soundtrack. If you've been in a relationship, you'll buy it too. It's sensual, steamy, emotion-evoking, funky, rock edgeiness, nerdiness, and feel goodness to it, kind of like a relationship with your significant other. And, "You are my sunshine"...gotta love that one too.

This CD is worth the money for track 6 alone, Mondo Bongo's Alone. Everytime I hear it, I see Brad and Angelina fighting and then making up. It is the song for lovers who have lost their way.

This made a wonderfull valentines gift for my Girlfriend and also nice romantic and fun background music. She has since put it on her mp3 player (of course) and she ejoys all the songs. Mr. and Mrs. Smith was enjoyable both as a movie, (because it was a chickflick I could make it through) and as a songtrack (Because the music is wonderfull!) Good buy, oh and good music to slow dance or heck, tango to!

Nice CD. There is a lot of great music on this disk. I can put it in my stero on my car pool route and there is something for everyone to please the diverse tastes in music.

First of all, great soundtrack, its like one of my playlists. And for Mondo Bongo- try Joe Strummer and the Mescaleroes "Global A Go-Go" And for good music, just buy all the albums (Rock Art & the X-Ray Style, Global A Go-Go, Streetcore)- all are money well spent and the songs have the same vibe as Mondo Bongo. It's nice to see his music used in another film (the first Mescaloreos song that I know of was an edit of Minstrel Boy used at the end of Black Hawk Down).