Roswell

1	Here With Me / Dido
2	Save Yourself / Sense Field
3	Edge Of The Ocean (Duotone Mix) / Ivy
4	Brothers And Sisters / Coldplay
5	Shining Light / Ash
6	Fear / Sarah McLachlan
7	Destiny / Zero 7
8	More Than Us / Travis
9	I Shall Believe / Sheryl Crow
10	Blackbird / Doves
11	Have A Nice Day / Stereophonics
12	Here With Me (Chillin with the Family Mix) / Dido

Barnes & Noble

For the soundtrack to the sci-fi/teen TV drama Roswell, which details the romantic lives of adolescent extraterrestrials living in the New Mexico UFO hot spot -- the show's creators steered away from bubblegum pin-up acts in favor of music with a more alternative bent. Two versions of Dido's ethereal breakthrough hit, "Here with Me" (a.k.a. "Theme from Roswell") -- the original and the lush, orchestrated "Chillin' with the Family Mix" -- bookend a number of sensitive treatises on love. Among the many standouts are Zero 7's acoustic guitar-laced "Destiny," Sense Field's earnest, alt-folk ballad "Save Yourself," and Ivy's harmony-filled trip-hop "Edge of the Ocean (Duotone Mix)." Elsewhere, domestically available cuts by Sheryl Crow, Travis, and Stereophonics sound right at home alongside import-only singles by Sarah McLachlan (Hybrid's electronica-soaked remix of "Fear") and Coldplay (the chiming "Brothers and Sisters"). No matter which solar system you reside in, there's nothing alien about the high quality of music featured on the soundtrack to this much-loved cult show. Dave Gil de Rubio

All Music Guide

The soundtrack to UPN's sci-fi teen drama Roswell features an assorted mix of modern rock, and fans should be pleased with the sultry selection. Dido's staple, "Here With Me," which is also the show's theme song, is included in an elegant "Chillin' w/the Family Mix." Several B-sides also grace the album; Coldplay's "Brothers & Sisters" is a solemn, wistful track with glimmering guitar riffs and the vibrant indie rock twinkle of Ash's "Shining Light" provides something inviting. Making their biggest debut since releasing Tonight & Forever in 2001, Sense Field contributes their track "Save Yourself" to the show. Shiri Appleby, who plays Liz, can be seen in the video for "Save Yourself," and Sense Field makes a cameo on the show. Additional tracks from Travis, Sheryl Crow, Sarah McLachlan, and a cover version of "Blackbird" by experimentalists Doves are also highlighted . MacKenzie Wilson