Transporter 2

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  • Release Date: 09/06/2005
  • Sales Rank: 27,553
  • Label: TVT
  • UPC: 016581673021

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Transporter 2

1LISTENNaughty Girl / Alexandre Azaria 1:28
2LISTENCells / The Servant 4:50
3LISTENIcarus / Amen Birdmen 5:02
4LISTENPainful / Sin Morphium Mix 4:00
5LISTENMain Theme / Alexandre Azaria 4:09
6LISTENLife Support / The Strays 2:56
7LISTENBody / The Servant 4:46
8LISTENTalk Amongst Yourselves / Grand National 4:31
9LISTENKendo / Alexandre Azaria 1:20
10LISTENSaviour / Anggun 3:44
11LISTENRevolution / Kate Nauta 3:41
12LISTENParis Four Hundred / Mylo 3:36
13LISTENCan You Handle It? / Shakedown Eraserhead Mix 4:04
14LISTENChase / Cinematics 3:52
15LISTENVoodoo Child / Afu-Ra 3:13
16LISTENJet Boxing / Alexandre Azaria 2:19

Editorial Reviews

As far as redundant soundtracks filled with emo-driven blasts of distortion and electronic trickery go, TVT's collection of tracks both created for and inspired by Transporter 2 isn't too bad. French composer Alexandre Azaria's dutifully atmospheric score is peppered throughout, and it plays like a cross between The Matrix and a late-period Bond film, relying on both melodic orchestral cues and tense keyboard sampling to flesh out the atmosphere around Jason Statham's brooding special forces operative. Highlights include the Pink Floyd-meets-Kraftwerk pulse of Grand National's "Talk Amongst Yourselves," Indonesian pop goddess Anggun's sensual "Saviour," and the bedroom electronica of Mylo. Reverend Lee Power, All Music Guide

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