Herbie: Fully Loaded (soundtrack)
Herbie Fully Loaded is the soundtrack album to the 2005 film of the same name, it was released on June 21, 2005. It includes Lindsay Lohan's third single, "First", and remakes of classic songs by Hollywood Records artists including Aly & A.J., Caleigh Peters, Ingram Hill and Josh Kelley, and big names such as Lionel Richie and Mark McGrath. The album does not, however, contain any of Mark Mothersbaugh's original score for the film. Mostly, the original recordings were used in the film. The Girls Aloud single "Long Hot Summer" was planned to be included, but was not.
Track listing
- Lindsay Lohan - "First"
- Mark McGrath - "Getcha Back"
- Aly & AJ - "Walking On Sunshine"
- Caleigh Peters – "Fun, Fun, Fun"
- Pilot - "Magic"
- Josh Gracin - "Working For the Weekend"
- The Donnas – "Roll On Down the Highway"
- Van Halen- Jump
- The Mooney Suzuki - "Born to Be Wild"
- Ingram Hill – "More Than A Feeling"
- Rooney - "Metal Guru"
- Josh Kelley - "You Are the Woman"
- Lionel Richie - "Hello"
- Mavin - "Welcome To My World"
- Black Smoke Organization - "Herbie Fully Loaded Remix"
- Black Smoke Organization – "Herbie VS Nascar"
"Nice Car By Melodia"
Another elusive track in the film was a song titled "Nice Car" By Melodia. It plays in the scene where Lindsay Lohan's character maggie is tempted by Trip Murphy. The track is actually an unreleased song by the alternative genre sensation sol seppy (formerly a member of the band Sparklehorse). The song has never been released due to copyright control fight with the producer of the track. Which is why it was not included on the soundtrack and why it received a fake pen name in the credits. The song was re-worked by DAVIDXXX. He gave it for free download on his website (where it was later taken down by IC3.gov). To date it has been downloaded more than 100,000 times (thanks to P2P networks). His version of the track was rewritten and featured a more simple production approach to the track. It also has a more complex lyrical chorus, and what DAVIDXXX described as a "beat interlude".
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