Forgetting Sarah Marshall

1	Love You Madly / Cake 3:59
2	We've Got to Do Something / Infant Sorrow 3:34
3	You Can't Break a Heart and Have It / Black Francis 2:40
4	Get Me Away from Here, I'm Dying / Belle & Sebastian 3:25
5	More Than Words / Aloha Sex Juice 3:14
6	Dracula's Lament / Jason Segel 1:25
7	Inside of You / Infant Sorrow 2:52
8	F*****g Boyfriend / The Bird and the Bee 3:16
9	Intensified '68 (Music Like Dirt) / Desmond Dekker 2:45
10	Nothing Compares 2 U / The Coconutz 6:00
11	Baby / Os Mutantes 3:40
12	These Boots Are Made for Walkin' / The Coconutz 2:54
13	A Taste for Love 2:07
14	The Secret Sun / Jesse Harris 3:49
15	Everybody Hurts / The Coconutz 6:04
16	Animal Instincts / J7 D'Star 1:13

Barnes & Noble

The soundtrack to this bawdy romantic comedy from Knocked Up and Superbad producer Judd Apatow features alternative music by Cake, Belle & Sebastian, Jesse Harris, and "A Taste of Love," a track performed by the film's cast.

All Music Guide

The soundtrack to the 2008 romantic comedy Forgetting Sarah Marshall is meant to be as humorous, fun, and awash in tropical vibes as the film. Written and starring Freaks and Geeks alum and How I Met Your Mother lead Jason Segel, the film is about how Segel's character travels to Hawaii to get over his recent breakup with his girlfriend. The rub is that his girlfriend is also vacationing on the same island with her new boyfriend -- a rock singer. This allows for some soundtrack fun as a few of the rock singer boyfriend's shallow, pretentious Brit-poppy songs (also written by Segel) end up here. Similarly, Segel takes a turn at the keyboard with his satirical soft rock ballad "Dracula's Lament." Throw in some catchy reworkings of a few well-known pop tunes sung in Hawaiian ("Nothing Compares to You" and "Everybody Hurts") as well as some unexpected cuts by Black Francis, Belle & Sebastian, Desmond Dekker, and Os Mutantes, and you have a soundtrack that's hard to forget. Matt Collar

Variety

Reprising his successful Knocked Up formula of uninhibited bawdiness and chick-flick sweetness, with side orders of slapstick and showbiz satire, producer Judd Apatow looks to have scored another long-legged hit...