Spaced [Soundtrack] [Import] [PR]
Various （Channel 4）CD
発売日：2001年3月12日(月)
≪関連『映画・ドラマ』タイトル≫
- 『SPACED～俺たちルームシェアリング～』 (TV Series) (1999)
曲目リスト ※試聴はAmazonでどうぞ。
- "Warm Up Music"
- Theme of Luxury - Fantastic Plastic Machine
- Count Five or Six - Cornelius
- Beat Goes On - The All I Seeing 1
- "We're A Couple"
- Gritty Shaker - David Holmes
- Smash It - Fuzz Townshend
- There Must Be An Angle - Fantastic Plastic Machine
- "Its Over"
- Homespin Return-High Llamas
- "We're Gonna Get Our Dog Back"
- Absurd-Fluke
- More Bits and Pieces - Coldcut
- Morse - Nightmares On Wax
- "If We Have It, They Will Come"
- Bobby Dazzler - Songs of Silence
- Delta Sun Bottleneck Stomp - Mercury Rev
- "Disco Fudge"
- Synths and Strings - Yomanda
- Test Card - Fuzz Townsend
- "This Party Is Rubbish"
- King of Rock and Roll - Prefab Sprout
- S'ill Vous Plait-Fantastic Plastic Machine
- "Fake Sex Noises"
レビュー (Amazon)
Every episode of hit television series Spaced had a magic musical moment in its first season, and here's the proof. The pilot's montage of Tim and Daisy rehearsing personal details to share a flat is via David Holmes' upbeat "Gritty Shaker". Opening the next was Japanese loungecore group Fantastic Plastic Machine's first of many appearances, here remixing the Eurythmics' classic "There Must Be an Angel". They later provide "Theme of Luxury" for Daisy's newsagent research spree and the happy motif "S'il Vous Pla羡" for both seasons' street-dancing moments. Other regulars are the High Llamas whose beautiful "Homespun Rerun" features a couple of times, Fuzz Townshend whose Far In album provided "Smash It" and "Test Card", and Sons of Silence who only get "Bobby Dazzler" here. Real highlights are the smooth "Morse" from Nightmares on Wax which followed the cosiness of taking Colin the dog for a walk, and "Absurd" from Fluke, which underlined the comedy-drama of rescuing him in a raid on a vivisectionist's lab. Fans will like the dialogue clips, but might be sorry to find composer Guy Pratt's A-Team theme re-mix missing. Anyone after the show's best remix--"The Imperial March"--needs Beats By Dope Demand Volume 4. --Paul Tonks
