Spider-Man

1	Theme From Spider Man 1:01
2	Hero / Chad Kroeger 3:19
3	What We're All About / Sum 41 Original Version 3:35
4	Learn To Crawl / Black Lab 3:36
5	Somebody Else / Bleu 3:37
6	Bug Bytes / Alien Ant Farm 3:32
7	Blind / Default 3:10
8	Bother / Corey Taylor 4:00
9	Shelter / Greenwheel 3:31
10	When It Started / The Strokes 2:56
11	Hate To Say I Told You So / The Hives 3:22
12	Invisible Man / Theory of a Deadman 2:39
13	Undercover / Pete Yorn 3:59
14	My Nutmeg Phantasy / Macy Gray Morello Mix 4:29
15	I-IV-V / Injected 3:02
16	She Was My Girl / Jerry Cantrell 4:17
17	Main Titles 3:42
18	Farewell 4:43
19	Theme From Spider Man / Aerosmith 2:57

Barnes & Noble

First things first: Yes, you'll be able to dose your next karaoke party with those famous lines about spinning webs of any size when you pop this disc into your sound system. Aerosmith's update on the classic Spidey theme chugs along with gusto, although it doesn't approach the thrills 'n' spills approach of the original song, which also appears here. Admittedly, it's tough to discern exactly how most of the tunes here relate to snaring baddies. Songs such as the Strokes' sensuous "When It Started" and Macy Gray's typically oddball "My Nutmeg Phantasy" (remixed here by Tom Morello) would probably work wonders when Peter Parker (played in this big-screen version by Tobey Maguire) sets his sights on snaring gal pal Mary Jane Watson (Kirsten Dunst) instead. Indeed, while there's a good bit of standard action pic thrashing -- Alien Ant Farm doing "Bug Bites" and Sum 41 turning in an alternate version of "What We're All About" -- this soundtrack provides more than just a pedal-to-the-metal thrill ride. Former Alice in Chains guitarist Jerry Cantrell waxes nicely moody on " She Was My Girl," while Slipknot's Corey Taylor gives a glimpse at the real guy behind the mask on a dark but moving "Brother." Far more three-dimensional than most of its ilk, the soundtrack to Spider-Man should appeal to even diehard arachnophobes -- and maybe even a Woody Allen fan or two. David Sprague

All Music Guide

The soundtrack to Spider-Man is pitched directly at the nu-metal/rap-rock/post-grunge crowd. Many of the bands do try to tie into the theme of Spider-Man -- Alien Ant Farm has "Bug Bytes," Chad Kroeger of Nickelback offers the dour anthem of "Hero" -- and some songs distinguish themselves along the way: the Hives display why they're rightly touted as an antidote to generic modern rock with "Hate to Say I Told You So," the Strokes toss in their B-side worthy "When It Started," and Pete Yorn gives listeners his gentle "Undercover." Stephen Thomas Erlewine