| Track Listing |
| 1 | You Might Think | | 2 | Cars 2, film score: Cranking Up the Heat | | 3 | Cars 2, film score: Towkyo Takeout | | 4 | Cars 2, film score: Tarmac the Magnificent | | 5 | Cars 2, film score: Whose Engine Is This? | | 6 | Cars 2, film score: History's Biggest Loser Cars | | 7 | Cars 2, film score: Mater of Disguise | | 8 | Cars 2, film score: Porto Corsa | | 9 | Cars 2, film score: The Lemon Pledge | | 10 | Cars 2, film score: Mater's Getaway | | 11 | Cars 2, film score: Mater Warns McQueen | | 12 | Collision of Worlds | | 13 | Cars 2, film score: Going to the Backup Plan | | 14 | Cars 2, film score: Mater's the Bomb | | 15 | Cars 2, film score: Blunder and Lightning | | 16 | Cars 2, film score: The Other Shoot | | 17 | Cars 2, film score: Axlerod Exposed | | 18 | Cars 2, film score: The Radiator Springs Gran Prix | | 19 | Cars 2, film score: The Turbomater | | 20 | [CD-ROM Track] | | 21 | Mon cour fait vroum [My Heart Goes Vroom] | | 22 | Nobody's Fool | | 23 | Polyrhythm | | 24 | Cars 2, film score: Turbo Transmission | | 25 | Cars 2, film score: It's Finn McMissile! | | 26 | Cars 2, film score: Mater the Waiter | | 27 | Cars 2, film score: Radiator Reunion |
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| Release Date |
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06/14/2011 |
| General Description |
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| Muze Genre-sub class |
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Rock & Pop |
| Number of Discs |
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1 |
| Running Time |
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63 minutes 24 seconds |
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Recording information: Blackbird Studio; Capitol Studios; Eldorado Recording Studios; Poolhouse Studios; Skywalker Sound; Station West; The Village Recorder; The Yellow House; Warner Brothers Eastwood Scoring Stage.
The sequel to Disney's 2006 Academy Award-nominated animated adventure Cars, the appropriately titled Cars 2, finds the misfit group of four-wheeled buddies heading overseas for a little international adventure. The film's soundtrack reflects these changes, swapping out previous maestro Randy Newman with the extremely capable Michael Giacchino, and front-loading the collection with five very different pop songs. Weezer kicks things off with a solid, if way too literal, rendition of the Cars' "You Might Think," followed by a Brad Paisley two-fer that includes a clever "you say tomato, I say tomahto"-style, Nashville-meets-Europe jam called "Collision of Worlds" with British singer/songwriter Robbie Williams, and "Nobody's Fool," midtempo exposition piece that's custom-made for a heartfelt character montage. Also included is a light and airy piece from French superstar B‚nabar and a club-ready dance-pop gem from Japanese power pop outfit Perfume called "Polyrhythm." ~ James Christopher Monger |
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