Track Listing

1. Wow
2. Barracuda
3. Nemo Egg (Main Title)
4. First Day
5. Field Trip
6. Mr. Ray, Scientist
7. The Divers
8. Lost
9. Short-Term Dory
10. Why Trust a Shark?
11. Friends Not Food
12. Fish-O-Rama
13. Gill
14. Mt. Wannahockaloogi
15. Foolproof
16. Squishy
17. Jellyfish Forest
18. Stay Awake
19. School of Fish
20. Filter Attempt
21. The Turtle Lope
22. Curl Away My Son
23. News Travels
24. The Little Clownfish from the Reef
25. Darla Filth Offramp
26. Lost in Fog
27. Scum Angel
28. Haiku
29. Time to Let Go
30. Sydney Harbour
31. Pelicans
32. Drill
33. Fish in My Hair!
34. All Drains Lead to the Ocean
35. ...P. Sherman, 42 Wallaby Way, Sydney
36. Fishing Grounds
37. Swim Down
38. Finding Nemo
39. Fronds Like These
40. Beyond the Sea

Product Details

• Amazon Sales Rank: #27147 in Music
• Released on: 2003-05-27
• Number of discs: 1
• Format: Soundtrack
• Original language: English
• Dimensions: .21 pounds
• Running time: 100 minutes

From Amazon.com
Will it become another rich Newman family tradition? Picking up the baton his cousin Randy carried so skillfully on Disney/Pixar's four previous pioneering computer animation features, composer Thomas Newman was undaunted, bringing his own highly original scoring sensibility to the studio's latest digital daydream--an effort that's also the younger Newman's own debut score for an animated feature. Tom's consistently unique approach to matters of rhythm and percussion are as forceful and inventive as ever in this undersea adventure, while his passages for orchestra resonate with the same quintessentially American pastoral melancholy his songwriting cousin has long employed in his work. The result is dynamic, diverse, and uniquely personal as any modern animated feature. Especially rewarding are the jazz/exotica/kitsch flourishes Newman playfully throws into the mix, diffusing his ever nervous rhythms with unexpected, quirky colorations. It's a must for any fan of Newman's evocative canon. Contemporary crooner Robbie Williams rounds out proceedings with a faithful, jazzy take on Bobby Darin's classic "Beyond the Sea." --Jerry McCulley