Name: I Love You Beth Cooper
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I Love You Beth Cooper

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Album: I Love You Beth Cooper
#	Song Title		Time
1)	Forget Me Acoustic	More Info...	2:50
2)	Try It Again	More Info...	3:30
3)	Come Out Of The Shade	More Info...	3:58
4)	Sway	More Info...	3:35
5)	Last Kiss	More Info...	2:45
6)	Catch Me If You Can	More Info...	5:08
7)	Too Much, Too Young, Too Fast Album Version	More Info...	3:42
8)	A Good Idea At The Time	More Info...	3:12
9)	Beth Cooper Suite	More Info...	4:41
10)	Beth Album Version	More Info...	2:45
11)	Cruisin' Album Version	More Info...	5:53
12)	Who Knew?	More Info...	1:08
13)	Feels Like The First Time	More Info...	3:50
14)	School's Out	More Info...	3:30
15)	Forget Me	More Info...	3:13

Album: I Love You Beth Cooper
#	Song Title		Time
1)	Forget Me Acoustic	More Info...	2:50
2)	Try It Again	More Info...	3:30
3)	Come Out Of The Shade	More Info...	3:58
4)	Sway	More Info...	3:35
5)	Last Kiss	More Info...	2:45
6)	Catch Me If You Can	More Info...	5:08
7)	Too Much, Too Young, Too Fast Album Version	More Info...	3:42
8)	A Good Idea At The Time	More Info...	3:12
9)	Beth Cooper Suite	More Info...	4:41
10)	Beth Album Version	More Info...	2:45
11)	Cruisin' Album Version	More Info...	5:53
12)	Who Knew?	More Info...	1:08
13)	Feels Like The First Time	More Info...	3:50
14)	School's Out	More Info...	3:30
15)	Forget Me	More Info...	3:13

Performer Notes

Audio Mixers: Andy Wallace; Casey Stone .
Recording information: Bastyr University, Kenmore, WA.
On this sondtrack to the high school rom-com, music supervisor Patrick Houlihan splits the difference between tracks that a high-school student of 2009 actually might be listening to and songs that screenwriter Larry Doyle, who graduated from high school in 1976, was listening to around then. This works, perhaps because basic rock & roll music hasn't really changed that much in 30-plus years. For example, Australian band Airbourne's "Too Much, Too Young, Too Fast" is a sound-alike for any number of songs by an predecessor AC/DC. Then, too, the old songs are sequenced toward the end, separated from the newer, earlier tracks by some of Christophe Beck's scoring. Adding diversity is the acoustic performance of Eleni Mandell's "Forget Me," performed here and in the film by 15-year-old Violet Columbus, who just happens to have the same last name as the director. It introduces a JUNO-like tone that thankfully is not carried through on the rest of the album. Mandell's own rock version closes things out.