Tomb Raider: The Cradle of Life [Original Soundtrack] [Hollywood]

1	Bad Girl / Alexandra Slate 3:35
2	Starting Over / Crystal Method 5:49
3	Leave You Far Behind / Lunatic Calm 3:13
4	The Last High / The Dandy Warhols 4:46
5	Reason Is Treason / Kasabian 3:45
6	Satellite / P.O.D. Oakenfold Remix 4:52
7	Time / Saliva 5:19
8	The Only Way (Is the Wrong Way) / Davey Brothers 5:15
9	Jam for the Ladies / Moby Jason Nevins Remx 4:01
10	I Hate This / Nadirah "Nadz" Seid 3:35
11	Heart Go Faster / Davey Brothers 3:30
12	Flight to Freedom / David A. Stewart 3:31
13	Tears from the Moon (Carmen Rizzo Stateside West Chillout Mix Feat. Sinead O'Connor) / Conjure Conjure One Carmen Rizzo Stateside West Chillout Mix 6:06
14	Into Hell Again / 3rd Strike 3:11
15	You Can't Look Away / Sloth 3:47
16	Pandora's Box / Alan Silvestri 5:24

Barnes & Noble

Hollywood's favorite cyber-vixen returns to the big screen with an appropriately high-energy soundtrack to get fans of thrill-seeking archaeologist Lara Croft (and/or the equally fiery Angelina Jolie) in a butt-kicking mood. Most of Tomb Raider 2's tracks come from the harder end of the rock spectrum, although some -- like P.O.D.'s "Satellite," which gets spaced out in an Oakenfold remix -- get tweaked along the way. The disc is peppered with more than its fair share of new tracks, headed by Saliva's grinding "Time" and an off-kilter Jason Nevins remix of Moby's "Jam for the Ladies." Newcomers like Jamaican-born dancehall diva Nadirah Seid, who reveals a decidedly street edge on "I Hate This," make a mark, while established folks toss a few curveballs. Chief among the latter group is Sinéad O'Connor, who takes a neo-tribal spin with Conjure One, a new aggregation helmed by Front Line Assembly's Rhys Fulber. They team up on the haunting "Tears from the Moon," a tune every bit as potent as a blast from Ms. Croft's arsenal. File this one under locked and loaded. Dave Sprague