M:I-2 : Music From and Inspired By the Motion Picture (2000 Film)
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Track Listing
- Take A Look Around - Limp Bizkit
- I Disappear - Metallica
- Scum Of The Earth - Rob Zombie
- They Came In - Butthole Surfers
- Rocket Science - Pimps
- Have A Cigar - Foo Fighters Featuring Brian May
- Mission 2000 - Chris Cornell
- Goin' Down - Godsmack
- What U Lookin' At? - Uncle Kracker
- Backwards - Apartment 26
- Karma - Diffuser
- I Won't Leave You Alone - Buckcherry
- Immune - Tinfed
- My Kinda Scene - Powderfinger
- Carnival - Tori Amos
- Nyah - Hans Zimmer
Product Details
- Amazon Sales Rank: #40786 in Music
- Released on: 2000-05-09
- Number of discs: 1
- Format: Soundtrack
- Original language: English
- Dimensions: 5.00" h x 5.75" w x .50" l, .22 pounds
- Running time: 123 minutes
Editorial Reviews
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This is quite an impressive list of today's modern rock heroes. Limp Bizkit incorporate a sci-fi space groove into their patented rap-metal and deliver the Mission: Impossible 2 theme, "Take a Look Around." Former Soundgarden singer Chris Cornell contributes the Led Zeppelin-influenced "Mission 2000." Pink Floyd's 1975 anti-record industry classic "Have a Cigar" is replicated and then augmented with hard-rock screams and heavy-metal guitars by the Foo Fighters and former Queen guitarist Brian May. Tori Amos's atmospheric "Carnival" nicely complements the straightforward hard rock of Buckcherry. Powderfinger's "Not My Kinda Scene" captures a lazy desert vibe, while Biff Butler navigates the generic industrial-metal wasteland with his band, Apartment 26. For over-the-top mayhem, Rob Zombie's got the market cornered with the sonically impressive "Scum of the Earth." And there's even the rarely-heard-from-these-days Butthole Surfers coming back with the restrained (for them) "They Came In." --Rob O'Connor
