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    10/29/1996


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    All Music Guide Review

    Baz Luhrmann's garish, flamboyant adaptation of +Romeo + Juliet was hyper-kinetic and colorful, boasting a heavy inspiration from the visual style of MTV, so it's only appropriate that the soundtrack was tailored for the alternative nation that MTV fostered. Combining modern rock acts like Garbage, Radiohead, the Cardigans, and the Butthole Surfers with contemporary soul like Des'ree and adult alternative like Gavin Friday, the album is slick, polished, catchy -- and surprisingly strong. Though the soul and pop is good, the alternative rock acts on the soundtrack fare the best, with Garbage and Radiohead both contributing excellent B-sides ("Number One Crush" and "Talk Show Host," respectively), with the Cardigans' sleek, sexy lounge-disco number "Lovefool" stealing the show. ~ Stephen Thomas Erlewine, All Music Guide

    Credits

    • Sandy Dworniak
    • Associate Producer, Coordination, Soundtrack Coordination
    • Baz Luhrmann
    • Executive Producer, Executive Soundtrack Producer
    • Carol Dunn
    • Associate Producer, Soundtrack Coordination, Coordination
    • Craig Armstrong
    • Arranger, Conductor, String Arrangements, Vocal Arrangement, Producer
    • Nellee Hooper
    • Producer, Executive Soundtrack Producer, Executive Producer, Mixing


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