• Artist: Movie Soundtrack
• Flags: Soundtrack
• Type: Soundtrack
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• Style: Soundtracks
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Review

Ah, soundtracks: arbitrary solo cuts only the most ardent fan would seek out, and throwaway tunes the artist couldn't care less about. This aural companion to Pamela Anderson's sexpot vehicle actually has some interesting, if not brilliant, moments of entertainment; and as a whole, the CD definitely cooks. Shampoo certainly comes through with a most excellent contribution wrapped around the heroine's catch phrase "Don't Call Me Babe (later to appear on the Jawbreakers soundtrack)." Fellow femme fatales (with one dude in tow) Die Cheerleader prop Patti Smith. And how can you lose when you cover Nick Gilder (Hagfish does "Hot Child in the City") or "Word Up" (Gun blasts the Cameo classic). True, the smoking Gun number loses some impact without a soaking wet Anderson gyrating along during the opening credits, but at least you don't have to sit through the rest of the movie. The seeds of Methods of Mayhem can be heard in then-hubby Tommy Lee's first real solo shot, "Welcome to Planet Boom." Also shorn of their respective bands, Michael Hutchence and Johnette Napolitano roll out a couple drive-bys: the former another retread remake, the latter a real rocker. As with any compilation, many of these tracks now appear on more worthy collections; the other tunes, like most parent soundtracks, fell through the cracks. ~ Whitney Z. Gomes, All Music Guide

Tracks

Track Title	iTunes	Composers	Performers	Time
Welcome to Planet Boom	...	Tommy Lee	Tommy Lee, Pamela Anderson-Lee	(3:58)
She's So Free	...	Johnette Napolitano	Johnette Napolitano	(2:54)
Spill the Wine	...	Lee Oskar, Lonnie Jordan, Harold Brown, B.B. Dickerson, Howard Scott, Charles Miller, Sylvester Allen		(5:51)
Word Up!	...	Larry Blackmon, Tomi Jenkins	Gun	(4:17)
Don't Call Me Babe	...	Carrie Askew	Shampoo	(2:58)
Hot Child in the City	...	Nick Gilder, Jimmy McCulloch	Hagfish	(2:34)
Let's All Go Together	...	Jaime Harding, Phil Cunningham	Marion	(3:08)
Dancing Barefoot	...	Ivan Kral, Patti Smith	Die Cheerleader	(3:49)
Scum	...	Curt Kirkwood	Meat Puppets	(5:38)
Ca Plane Pour Moi	...	Lou Deprijck, Yves M. Lacomblez		(2:32)
None of Your Business [Barb Wire Metal Mix]	...	Hurby "Luv Bug" Azor		(3:31)

Credits

Salt-N-Pepa, Gun (Performer), Gun, Meat Puppets (Producer), Meat Puppets, Chris Lord-Alge (Mixing), Al Clay (Producer), Sheila E. (Percussion), Steve Ferrone (Drums), James Harrah (Guitar), Scott Humphrey (Producer), Hurby "Luv Bug" Azor (Producer), Michael Hutchence (Performer), Michael Hutchence, David Kahne (Producer), Paul Leary (Producer), Leslie Lewis (Director), Leslie Lewis, George Marino (Mastering), Muggs (Remixing), Johnette Napolitano (Performer), Johnette Napolitano, Greg Phillinganes (Keyboards), Doug Rasheed (Producer), Chris Sheldon (Producer), Chris Sheldon (Engineer), Randy Staub (Engineer), Steve Tavaglione (Flute), Die Cheerleader (Performer), Die Cheerleader, Shampoo (Performer), Shampoo, Hagfish (Performer), Hagfish, Marion (Performer), Marion, Tommy Lee (Producer), Tommy Lee (Performer), Tony Taverner (Producer), Mark Gage (Remixing), Randall Poster (Producer), Aldo Sampieri (Artwork), Aldo Sampieri (Design), Dawn Soler (Executive in Charge of Music), Barklie K. Griggs (Music Supervisor), Jacquie Perryman, Jacquie Perryman (Senior Vice President), Allan Hodes, Allan Hodes (Assistant), Con (Producer), Christopher Shaw (Engineer), Christopher Shaw (Mixing), Bilal (Remixing), Pamela Anderson-Lee (Performer)

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