Fast & The Furious-tokyo [Import] [Soundtrack] [PR]
Ost （Unive）CD
発売日：2006年7月14日(金)
≪関連『映画・ドラマ』タイトル≫
- 『ワイルド・スピードX3 TOKYO DRIFT』 (2006)
曲目リスト ※試聴はAmazonでどうぞ。
- Teriyaki Boyz - "Tokyo Drift (Fast & Furious)"
- DJ Shadow feat. Mos Def - "Six Days"
- 5,6,7, 8's - "The Barracuda"
- Evil Nine - "Restless"
- Far East Movement - "Round And Round"
- N.E.R.D. - "She Wants To Move (DFA Remix)"
- Teriyaki Boyz - "Cho Large"
- Dragon Ash - "Resound"
- Julez Santana - "There It Go(The Whistle Song)"
- Don Omar - "Bandaleros"
- Don Omar - "Conteo"
- Brian Tyler feat. Slash - "Mustang Nismo"
レビュー (Amazon)
This soundtrack serves up a collision of musical styles, as if the coolest radio stations of Tokyo and New York had suddenly melded into a giant hybrid. The Teriyaki Boyz' opening title track is typical: brilliant production by the Neptunes, East-meets-West mood, more hipness than you can shake a stick at. The Japanese hip-hop group's other offering here, "Cho Large," isn't quite as good but fortunately it's the rare lame-ish track on a CD that overall keeps things on overdrive. Highlights include DJ Shadow's collaboration with Mos Def, "Six Days (Remix)"; Japanese girl surf experts 5.6.7.8's (already familiar to Kill Bill fans) and their uproarious "The Barracuda"; Evil Nine's "Restless," which has the kind of monstrous bass line the Chemical Brothers would kill for; and Atari Teenage Riot's awesome display of digital-hardcore aggro, "Speed" (have these guys ever been used in Dance Dance Revolution?). Even a reggaeton track like Don Omar's "Conteo" somehow fits in this universe, fueled as much by gasoline as by testosterone. --Elisabeth Vincentelli
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