Bowling for Soup Goes to the Movies Album Art

Infobox Album
Proper noun = Bowling for Soup Goes to the Movies
Type = Compilation
Artist = Bowling for Soup

Released =

November 15 2005
Recorded =
Genre = Pop punk
Length = 45:21
Label = FFroe/Jive/Zomba
Producer = Jaret Reddick, Casey Diiorio, Eric Delegard, Butch Walker, Russ-T Cobb
Reviews = *Allmusic Rating|iii|v [ http://www.allmusic.com/cg/amg.dll?p=amg&sql=10:z7djvwpea9uk~T1 link ]
Concluding anthology = "A Hangover You Don't Deserve"
(2004)
This album = "Bowling for Soup Goes to the Movies""'
(2005)
Next album = "The Great Burrito Extortion Case"
(2006)
Misc = Singles
Name = Bowling for Soup Goes to the Movies
Blazon = Compilation
single 1 = I Cook with You
single one appointment = 2006

"Bowling for Soup Goes to the Movies" is a collection of Bowling for Soup's songs from movies and tv set. It contains both covers and previously unreleased originals.

Rails listing

Tracklist
writing_credits = yes
title1 = Jimmy Neutron Theme
writer1 = Reddick, Causey
length1 = 2:09
title2 = (Set or Not) Omaha Nebraska
writer2 = Reddick
length2 = three:38
title3 = Greatest Day
writer3 = Reddick
length3 = three:30
title4 = ...Baby One More Fourth dimension
writer4 = Martin
length4 = three:30
title5 = Here Nosotros Go
writer5 = Armstrong
length5 = three:09
title6 = Undertow
writer6 = Reddick, Maloy, Bruner
length6 = 3:31
title7 = Spanish Harlem
writer7 = Leiber, Spector
length7 = i:04
title8 = Li'l Red Riding Hood
writer8 = Blackwell
length8 = ii:thirty
title9 = Live It Up
writer9 = Reddick, Diiorio
length9 = iii:09
title10 = Star Song
writer10 = Reddick, Walker
length10 = 3:26
title11 = I Cook with You
writer11 = Brown, Conroy, Gray, McDowell, Walker
length11 = iv:02
title12 = Five O'Clock World
writer12 = Reynolds
length12 = ii:22
title13 = Gilligan'southward Isle Theme
writer13 = Schwartz, Wyle
length13 = 2:25
title14 = Sometimes
writer14 = Reddick, Maloy
length14 = three:28
title15 = Sick of Myself
writer15 = Sweet
length15 = three:twoscore

About the songs

# "Jimmy Neutron Theme" (from Nickelodeon and Paramount Pictures' "" film, released in 2001.)
# "(Ready or Non) Omaha, Nebraska" (from ESPN'due south "College World Series." Jaret Reddick of Bowling For Soup admits to writing this in 5 minutes, and says "Anybody at ESPN is crazy!!!")
# "Greatest Day" (Originally written for an EA Sports video game (only rejected), the song has been featured in FOX'southward "Malcolm in the Middle", the David Spade family movie "", "Max Keeble's Big Move", "Re-Blithe", "The Final Twenty-four hour period of Summer" (a Nickelodeon TV moving-picture show), and a Mary-Kate and Ashley Olsen motion-picture show.)
# "...Baby One More than Fourth dimension" (This song was written for the movie "Freaky Fri" after much of the actual moving-picture show had already been written. Considering the vocal is written into the dialogue, Bowling for Soup was asked to cover the vocal at a given tempo. Reddick says, "We couldn't do our usual 'speed it upwardly and add harmonies and it volition sound like BFS' approach.")
# "Hither Nosotros Go" (from ""; this song was originally written by Tim Armstrong of The Transplants, Operation Ivy, and Rancid.)
# "Undertow" (While the band decided to pass up adding this song to their "A Hangover You Don't Deserve" anthology, it was featured on the "Summerland" soundtrack. Reddick says, "I don't have a re-create of that [Summerland] soundtrack, just I am guessing this is one of the strongest tracks on it.")
# "Spanish Harlem" (This is the one of only three tracks (excluding the two new tracks), which was non featured on whatever tv set prove or movie, as a series starring Luis Guzmán passed on the song.)
# "Li'50 Red Riding Hood" (The picture show "Cursed" opened with this vocal.)
# "Live Information technology Up" (This song is a demo, and is not in any television shows or movies.)
# "Star Vocal" (While this song is not in whatever television shows or movies, it is one of the band's favorite songs and it appears on the re-upshot of Drunkard Enough to Dance.)
# "I Melt with You" (Featured in the movie "Heaven High", the vocal has at present been released every bit the single from the album. Bowling for Soup was asked to cover information technology by Lisa Brown, who also asked the band to cover "Infant One More Time". Though they were a trivial apprehensive virtually covering a vocal that non only has been covered so many times before, merely is also a "classic" to the band, they eventually agreed. Bowling for Soup's version has also changed the 2d line of the vocal to be more than appropriate for kids.)
# "V O'Clock World" (The theme of 2 episodes for the 2002-2003 "Drew Carey Show".)
# "Gilligan'due south Island Theme" (Used for the reality evidence based on the classic series.)
# "Sometimes" (One of the previously unreleased tracks featured on the album.)
# "Sick of Myself" (This song was originally covered for the hymeneals of Lance (the original Bowling for Soup drummer).)

The artwork of the booklet and CD case is a comic book-similar rendition of the ring. The CD itself resembles a picture show reel.

Credits

*Bowling for Soup:
**Jaret Reddick - vocals, guitars
**Chris Burney - guitars, vocals
**Erik Chandler - bass, vocals
**Gary Wiseman - drums

*Track 1, 8, and 12 Produced by Jaret Reddick
*Tracks two, 4-7, nine, 11, and xiii Produced by Jaret Reddick and Casey Diiorio
*Track three Produced past Jaret Reddick and Eric Delegard
*Rail x Produced by Butch Walker
*Tracks fourteen and fifteen Produced by Jaret Reddick and Russ-T
*Album concept: Jonathan Mchugh and Jaret Reddick
*Photos: Jason Janik
*Art Director/Illustrator: Sean. M Kinney
*Mastered by Chaz Harperat Battery Mastering NYC
*Direction: Jeff Roe and Jaret Reddick for The Decibel Collective
*Legal: Michael L. McKoy, esq. for Serling Rooks and Ferrara
*Booking: Andy Somers for The Bureau Grouping | Paul Bolton for Helter Skelter (UK/Europe)

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