Trainspotting, Vol. 2

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  • Release Date: 10/21/1997
  • Sales Rank: 19,119
  • Label: CAPITOL
  • UPC: 724382168621

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Trainspotting, Vol. 2

1LISTENChoose Life / PF Project 7:48
2LISTENThe Passenger / Iggy Pop 4:38
3LISTENDark & Long / Underworld Dark Train Mix 9:52
4LISTENHabanera from Carmen Suite 2:07
5LISTENStatuesque / Sleeper 3:21
6LISTENGolden Years / David Bowie 3:59
7LISTENThink About the Way / Ice MC 4:19
8LISTENA Final Hit / Leftfield Full Length Version 4:55
9LISTENTemptation / Heaven 17 3:03
10LISTENNightclubbing / Iggy Pop Baby Doc Remix 5:50
11LISTENOur Lips Are Sealed / Fun Boy Three 2:51
12LISTENCome Together / Primal Scream 4:55
13LISTENAtmosphere / Joy Division 4:07
14LISTENInner City Life / Goldie 3:42
15LISTENBorn Slippy / Underworld Nuxx / Mix 6:29

Editorial Reviews

The sequel to the original Trainspotting compilation includes additional tracks used in the film plus several tracks director Danny Boyle and producer Andrew MacDonald wished to use in the film, but for which they didn't have time. Beginning with the Ewan McGregor-sampling "Choose Life" by PF Project, the album includes tracks by many artists also on the original (David Bowie, Iggy Pop, Underworld, Leftfield, Primal Scream) plus new additions like Heaven 17, Joy Division, Fun Boy Three and Goldie. There are also two remixes of tracks from the original: Darren Price's version of Underworld's "Born Slippy/NUXX" and Baby Doc's reworking of Iggy Pop's "Nightclubbing." The result is an album quite distanced from what had become the usual practice -- soundtrack sequels based mainly on the big cash-in. Any fans of the original Trainspotting will likely enjoy the follow-up as well. John Bush, All Music Guide

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February 10, 2004: There are a couple tracks that are repeats, or at least remixes of tracks on the first soundtrack so I didn't want to get sick of those, but the other songs make up for that. This CD is danceable and lovely and the Heaven 17 song is funny. It just is. The mood of the movie drips through in this music.