The Limey [Original Soundtrack] (1999)

About this title: Steven Soderbergh's The Limey brilliantly blends pulp and avant-garde techniques as it tells the story of a hardened, aging British criminal avenging the death of his daughter. The soundtrack has a handful of oldies -- the Who's "The Seeker," the Hollies' "King Midas in Reverse," the Byrds' "It Happens Each Day," Boston's "Smokin'" -- plus an invigorating contemporary sequence by Danny Saber, and portions of Cliff Martinez's exciting score. Instead of being incoherent, it winds up being a wild ride like the movie itself, and nearly as intoxicating. Stephen Thomas Erlewine, All Music Guide

Tracks:

1. The Seeker [Townshend]
2. King Midas in Reverse [Nash/Clarke/Hicks]
3. It Happens Each Day [Crosby]
4. Smokin' [Scholz/Delp]
5. Moog Symphony [Donovan]
6. Limey Shuffle [Donovan]
7. Sitar Bathroom [Donovan]
8. Limey Vibes [Donovan]
9. Sitar Song [Donovan]
10. Colours [Donovan]
11. What He Gonna Say? [Martinez]
12. Ambush/Come With Us [Saber]
13. After the Hammock [Saber]
14. Stay There [Saber]
15. Tell Me About Jenny [Saber]
16. Wanna Take Me Out? [Saber]

Note: This is a general synopsis. Each listing is further described below.