Fantastic Four [Original Soundtrack] (CD, Jun-2005, Wind-Up)

Album Features
UPC:	601501311420
Format:	CD
Release Year:	2005
Record Label:	Wind-Up
Genre:	East Coast Rap, R&B, Soundtracks

Track Listing
1. Come On, Come In
2. Error Operator
3. Relax
4. What Ever Happened to the Heroes
5. Waiting (Save Your Life)
6. Always Come Back to You
7. Everything Burns
8. New World Symphony
9. Die for You - (Fantastic Four Mix)
10. Noots
11. Surrender
12. I'll Take You Down
13. On Fire
14. Reverie
15. Goodbye to You
16. Shed My Skin
17. In Due Time
18. Disposable Sunshine
19. Now You Know
20. Kirikirimai - (Fantastic Four Remix, Fantastic Four remix)

Details
Producer:	Nick Raskulinecz, Bob Marlette, Ben Grosse, Josh Deutsch, Jay Baumgardner, Guy Chambers, Don Gilmore, Zach Danziger, Gregg Wattenberg, Ben Schigel, Pete Woodruff, Will Baker, Beau Dozier, Douglas Grean, Kwamé "K1Mil", Ariel Rechtshaid, Ben Moody, Andrew Wyatt, Gillian Morris, Steven Lerner
Distributor:	BMG (distributor)
Recording Type:	Studio
Recording Mode:	Stereo
SPAR Code:	n/a

Album Notes
Composer: John Ottman.Personnel: Tim Davis (vocals).Audio Mixers: Ben Grosse; Bob Marlette.Audio Remixer: Josh Deutsch.Like most soundtrack compilations (there's a separate album on the Varese Sarabande label that includes the full original score) FANTASTIC 4: THE ALBUM contains an eclectic mix of new songs by recent chart-toppers in a variety of styles, mixed with new tracks by young and unknown artists hoping to gain some early recognition. Usually, the results of these conglomerations are pretty dire, with A&R Department muscle and cross-promotional "synergy" hanging over the project like a wet towel. But careful consideration was given to the assembly of this 20-track set, which includes better-than-average new songs from Chingy and Joss Stone, whose "Whatever Happened To The Heroes" sounds powerful enought to garner the UK soul sensation some US mainstream attention. The two new artists getting exposure are Megan McCauley, whose songs recall her label-mates Evanescence (though McCauley has more vocal control), and Miri Ben-Ari, an Israeli violinist whose collaboration with Kanye West, "New World Symphony," is a startlingly ambitious and unexpectedly successful blend of classical influences and hip-hop beats.