Various Artists - Real Steel: Music From The Motion Picture (2011)

Country: U.S.A.

Genre: Hip-Hop, Alternative Rock, Electronic, Film Score

Label Number: B0016194-02

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© 2011 DreamWorks/Interscope Records

Real Steel [Music From the Motion Picture] Review by James Christopher Monger

The non-score soundtrack for Real Steel, director Shawn Levy’s surprisingly emotive sci-fi family action film about boxing robots, opens rough and ready with “Fast Lane” from Bad Meets Evil, which features Royce da 5’9” and Eminem. What follows is a fairly textbook summary of what the late '90s sounded like, with Foo Fighters, Limp Bizkit, Crystal Method, Prodigy, and Tom Morello offering up their own Rock 'Em Sock 'Em jams, all of which appear in PG form, lest the kiddies expand their vocabularies with colorful words they’ve probably already heard a million times. Elsewhere, the Beastie Boys provide “Here’s a Little Something for Ya” from 2011’s excellent Hot Sauce Committee, Pt. 2, and composer Danny Elfman gets a few minutes at the end to provide a taste of his Firefly-inspired score with “Kenton.”

 

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