Jawbreaker: Music From The Motion Picture Stephen Endelman

Jawbreaker: Music From The Motion Picture [Soundtrack] [Import] [PR]

Stephen Endelman （London / Umgd）

CD
発売日：1999年2月9日(火)

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曲目リスト ※試聴はAmazonでどうぞ。

'Yoo Hoo'
'I See'
'Next To You'
'Don't Call Me Babe'
'Bad Word For A Good Thing'
'Stay In Bed'
'Flow'
'She Bop'
'Water Boy'
'Rock You Like A Hurricane'
'Rock 'N' Roll Machine'
'Beat You Up'
'Trouble'

レビュー (Amazon)
A teen film ought to have a cheap and sleazy teen soundtrack, something frivolous and silly. Resurrecting German heavy-metal legends the Scorpions ("Rock You Like a Hurricane," no less) satisfies the silly part. For frivolous, there are several generic '90s alterna-rockers sounding a bit more charged (Letters to Cleo, Ednaswap). Not to be lost in the shuffle are Imperial Teen, who sashay in with a sprightly, silly romp called "Yoo Hoo," while most of the others recall the fun, fun, fun vibe of retro-rock of years past. Shampoo evince the excitability of early-'80s new wave with "Don't Call Me Babe." The Friggs' "Bad Word for a Good Thing" re-creates the neo-garage revival of the mid '80s. The Donnas approximate the Kim Fowley-inspired female teen dream of the Runaways. The Prissteens squash the '60s girl-group formula through a ratty distortion pedal. Break out the Clearasil! --Rob O'Connor