The Wild [Soundtrack] [Import] [PR]

Alan Silvestri （Walt Disney Records）

CD
発売日：2006年4月12日(水)

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Real Wild Child
Good Enough
Big Time Boppin' (Go Man Go)
Really Nice Day
Tales From The Wild (Score)
You Can't Roar (Score)
Lost In The City (Score)
To The Wild (Score)
Alien Shores (Score)
The Legend In Action (Score)
The Mythology Of Nigel (Score)
The Ritual (Score)
Found Our Roar (Score)
Really Nice Day (Finale)

レビュー (Amazon)
It's tough to be wild--truly wild--when the MPAA has tagged the film you're singing for with a G-rating, but the quartet of acts tasked with getting The Wild's likable jungle party started try their best. Everlife, for its part, vamps it up on opener "Real Wild Child," one of those Disney-pop numbers that makes advances at rock and then scurries away; Lifehouse's "Good Enough" lingers in the mind for its skilled melancholy (5-year-olds will need no help recalling its placement in the sad scene); "Big Time Boppin' (Go Man Go)" jumps and jives in a manner befitting the band bold enough to call itself Big Bad Voodoo Daddy; and Eric Idle and John Du Prez's Lion King-like "Really Nice Day," reprised at the end of this disc, delivers young listeners with wild imaginations directly into a friendly savannah where rhythm is king. The rest of The Wild soundtrack is score, but switching it off is like buying a movie ticket just for the previews: Alan Silvestri, who composed and conducted, stitches together bright sparkling moments with dark thundering ones and then, in the space of nine short-seeming tracks, sweeps it all away faster than a herd of talking zoo escapees can trace a fallen comrade. The epic-adventure element comes through, but so does the fun. Sometimes, even classical musicians indulge their wild sides. --Tammy La Gorce