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Release Information:
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Artist.........OST
Title..........Garden State
Genre..........Soundtrack
Year...........2004
Label..........Epic/Sony Music Soundtrax
Rip Date.......28.05.2005
Street Date....10.08.2004
Ripper.........yoda
Encoder........Lame 3.90.3
BitRate........VBR ~226Kbps Average
Sample Rate....44.1Khz
Mode...........--alt-preset extreme
Tracklist:
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Num Track Name Time
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01. Coldplay_Don't Panic 02:16
02. The Shins_Caring Is Creepy 03:19
03. Zero 7_In The Waiting Line 04:32
04. The Shins_New Slang 03:49
05. Colin Hay_I Just Don't Think I'll Ever Get Ov 05:18
06. Cary Brothers_Blue Eyes 04:17
07. Remy Zero_Fair 03:54
08. Nick Drake_One Of These Things First 04:49
09. Thievery Corporation_Lebanese Blonde 04:46
10. Simon & Garfunkel_The Only Living Boy In New 03:57
11. Iron And Wine_Such Great Heights 04:10
12. Frou Frou_Let Go 04:11
13. Bonnie Somerville_Winding Road 03:27
Addional Info:
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The soundtrack to Zach Braff's Garden State is nearly as much of
a piece with the film as the similarly sweet, quirky combinations
of sound and vision in Wes Anderson's films and soundtracks.
Garden State, however, is more modern in its outlook and more
emotionally direct, with a mixtape earnestness belied by using
not one but two songs from the Shins' Oh, Inverted World. "New
Slang" is an obvious choice, as the song just seems to grow in
stature as time passes, but "Caring Is Creepy," Oh, Inverted
World's vulnerable, ever-so-slightly unhinged opening track, is
not, and adds to the personal, diary-like feel of the album. The
bright poignancy of the Shins' tracks stands out even more among
the low-key melancholy of songs like Coldplay's "Don't Panic,"
Remy Zero's "Fair," and Colin Hay's "I Just Don't Think I'll Ever
Get Over You." The inclusion of Hay's track, Bonnie Somerville's
"Winding Road," and the Cary Brothers' "Blue Eyes" shows that
Garden State doesn't go for the hipster, too-cool-for-school
poses that one might expect from the soundtrack of a hot indie
movie, even with the inclusion of Iron & Wine's cover of the
Postal Service's "Such Great Heights." Still, there's something
of a collegiate feel to the soundtrack, especially with the
re-rediscovery of Nick Drake ("One of These Things First") and
Simon & Garfunkel ("The Only Living Boy in New York") as well as
the tentative forays into electronica and trip-hop like Zero 7's
"In the Waiting Line," Frou Frou's "Let Go," and Thievery
Corporation's "Lebanese Blonde." Perhaps this collegiate feel
comes from the fact that those years are often the time when many
people are the most ready and willing to explore music that is
new to them (but not necessarily new), but, as the success of
Garden State's soundtrack shows, any time can be the right time.
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