- The Crash
- Scream & Shout
- Slow Halls
- What Would You Let Go
- Empty Rooms
- Wonderful for You
- The Rebecca Fantasy
- Thirteen - Elliott Smith
- Pink Trash Dream
- The Green Lights
- Debate Montage
- Trouble-Elliott Smith
- Skinny Dip
- Sourness Makes It Right
- Some of the Parts
- Matt Schraam
- Let's Get Lost - Elliott Smith
- Justin's Hypothesis
- The Call of the Wild
- Wait and See
- Move Away and Shine
- Acceptance
- Move Away and Shine (In a Dream Version)
発売日:2005年9月23日(金)
レーベル:Hollywood Records
レビュー (Amazon)The indie drama
Thumbsucker, pertaining to a 14-year old boy struggling with the habit that gives the movie its title, gets the symphonic treatment with this original score by Tim DeLaughter of The Polyphonic Spree. Mingling with the flowery orchestration and flute trills are three tracks by the late Elliott Smith, who was involved in the early development of the film with director Mike Mills. While Spree fans have come to expect the full sonic overload of the 20+ strong ensemble, DeLaughter's best track is the one where he picks up a guitar and sings sans backing band, "Wonderful You." DeLaughter is in a delicate situation here, sharing the disc with the superior song craft of Smith. Smith's contributions, including "Let’s Get Lost" from
From a Basement on the Hill and the never-before-released "Thirteen" and "Trouble" only hint at what this soundtrack might have been. While DeLaughter's tracks make good film music, Smith's stand upright on their own, regardless of context. Ultimately, both contributors provide the soundtrack with a feeling of adolescent melancholy well suited for the film.
-- Ryan Boudinot