Track Listing

1. Speed of Sound (Chris Bell)
2. Lover (Devendra Banhart)
3. Middle Management (Bishop Allen)
4. Ottoman (Vampire Weekend)
5. Riot Radio (The Dead 60s)
6. Fever (Takka Takka)
7. Xavia (The Submarines)
8. After Hours (We Are Scientists)
9. Our Swords (Band Of Horses)
10. Silvery Sleds (Army Navy)
11. Baby You're My Light (Richard Hawley)
12. Very Loud (Shout Out Louds)
13. How To Say Goodbye (Paul Tiernan)
14. Last Words (The Real Tuesday Weld)
15. Nick & Norah's Theme (Mark Mothersbaugh)

Product Details

• Amazon Sales Rank: #6768 in Music
• Released on: 2008-09-23
• Number of discs: 1
• Format: Soundtrack

Album Description
2008 soundtrack album for the movie Nick & Norah's Infinite Playlist. 15 tracks of their 'Infinite Playlist' featuring 'Speed of Sound'-Chris Bell, 'Lover' -Devendra Banhart, 'Middle Management'- Bishop Allen, 'Ottoman'-Vampire Weekend, 'Riot Radio' -The Dead 60s, 'Fever'-Takka Takka, 'Xavia'-The Submarines, 'After Hours' -We Are Scientists, 'Our Swords'-Band Of Horses, 'Silvery Sleds'-Army Navy, 'Baby You're My Light'-Richard Hawley, 'Very Loud' -Shout Out Louds, 'How To Say Goodby'-Paul Tiernan, 'Last Words'-The Real Tuesday Weld, 'Nick & Norah's Theme'-Mark Mothersbaugh.

Customer Reviews

Great mix CD if you love the movie
If you love the movie, as I do, this is a very nice compliment to it. Yes it misses a song or two, but it captures the movie. If you have not seen the movie, I would not buy the CD yet. Even if you have seen the movie, it is worth checking out all the songs on Amazon. I initially though only about half the songs were strong but the more I listen to it, the more I realize all are strong. The fun part is discovering new bands, like Army Navy, which released its first CD today.

Nick and Norah rock!
I was obsessed with this soundtrack for about a month. I kept playing it over and over. I love it. It totally reminds me of the movie--which I loved too. I ordered it right after I saw the movie.

More infinite playlist, please
Great array of material by Indie artists. Nicely balanced, with just the right amount of over the top energy, countered by more acoustic material. Don't be afraid of unfamiliar band names! The music speaks loudly, and softly for itself. Even the most familiar artist, Vampire Weekend, does a tasty rejoinder to their self-titled debut album. Highly recommend!