- Here Comes the Mayo - Molotov vs. Dub Pistols
- La Sirenita - Plastilina Mosh & Tonino Carotone with Chalo from Volovan
- To Love Somebody - Eagle Eye Cherry
- Showroom Dummies - Senor Coconut
- Insomnio - Cafe Tacuba
- Cold Air - Natalie Imbruglia
- Go Shopping - Bran Van 3000
- La Tumba Sera El Final - Flaco Jimenez
- Afila el Colmillo - Titan & La Mala Rodriguez
- Ocean In Your Eyes - Smokey & Milo
- Nasty Sex - La Revolucion de Emiliano Zapata
- By This River - Brian Eno
- Si No Te Hubieras Ido - Marco Antonio Solis
- Watermelon in Eastern Hay - Frank Zappa
発売日:2002年3月5日(火)
レーベル:Volcano
レビュー (Amazon)Even among film soundtracks, which can be eclectic to a fault, what a cheerfully demented hodgepodge this is! Liza Richardson, from LA's taste-making KCRW radio station, has pieced together a saucy juxtaposition of satirical and salacious Anglo and Latin tracks, a perfect sonic commentary for the sexy, Golden-Globe-nominated film. Her range is astonishing, moving from Eagle Eye Cherry's bizarre yet touching version of the Bee Gees' "To Love Somebody" to a hilarious, lounge-lizard take on Kraftwerk's "Showroom Dummies" by Ser Coconut. Cafe Tacuba, sounding like Spanish-language androids of the Fifth Dimension, make the scene with "Insomnio," while Bran Van 3000 is haunted by early Pink Floyd on "Go Shopping." Believe it or not, it gets weirder, as Natalie Imbruglia, Falco Jim駭ez, Molotov vs. Dub Pistols, Frank Zappa, Brian Eno, Marco Antonio Sol﨎, and La Revoluci de Emiliano Zapata are heard from--and how!
--Christina Roden