Paul Oakenfold - Swordfish

Artist...............: Paul Oakenfold

Album................: Swordfish

Genre................: Electronica

Source...............: Retail CD

Year.................: 2001

Ripper...............: ravakk

Codec................: macFLAC

Quality..............: vbr max

Channels.............: Stereo / 44100 hz

Information..........: G6 repack from SRL





Track Listing





1 Swordfish (Intro) 2:44

2 The Word (PMT Remix) 4:31 Dope Smugglaz

3 Unafraid (Paul Oakenfold Mix) 5:20 Jan Johnston

4 Dark Machine 7:35 Paul Oakenfold

5 New Born (Paul Oakenfold Mix) 5:42 Muse

6 Chase 6:15 Paul Oakenfold & Christopher Young

7 Harry Houdini 0:31

8 Kneel Before Your God 2:02 Lemon Jelly

9 Lapdance (Paul Oakenfold Swordfish Mix) 3:39 N*E*R*D featuring Lee Harvey & Vita

10 Speed 3:51 Paul Oakenfold

11 Planet Rock (Swordfish Mix) 7:47 Paul Oakenfold vs. Afrika Bambaataa & The Soulsonic Force

12 Stanley's Theme 4:45 Paul Oakenfold & Christopher Young

13 Password 4:09 Paul Oakenfold

14 On Your Mind (Omaha Mix) 7:16 Patient Saints

15 Get Out of My Life Now 4:05 Paul Oakenfold & Planet Perfecto



Swordfish: The Album is the original soundtrack of the 2001 movie Swordfish. It was produced by Paul Oakenfold under Village Roadshow and Warner Bros. and distributed through London Sire Records, Inc.



A self-confessed movieholic who often spends afternoons before sets in movie theaters the world over, international DJ-celebrity Paul Oakenfold has gone about capturing the sinister, malevolent mood of Dominic Sena's action-crime thriller with careful attention to both art and audience. His weave of cuts such as the Dope Smugglaz' dark and tense "The Word (PMT Remix)," Lemon Jelly's sunrise chill-out "Kneel Before Your God," and his own retro-electro collaboration with Afrika Bambaataa and the Soul Sonic Force, "Planet Rock (Swordfish Mix)," is smart and evocative, a glistening picture of L.A.'s high-tech underbelly in 2001. Indeed, it's hard not to hear beautiful, wealthy people at gorgeous raves in bathroom stalls somewhere off the Sunset Strip as Oakenfold segues the sleazy "Stanley's Tune" into the neon techno of "Password."