Name: Miss You Already
Brand: Music On Vinyl
SKU: 73938070
Price: 34.39 USD
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Miss You Already

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Album: Miss You Already
#	Song Title		Time
1)	Miss You Already	More Info...
2)	The Crazy Ones	More Info...
3)	What We Leave Behind	More Info...
4)	Losing My Religion	More Info...
5)	Leave It Alone	More Info...
6)	I Know What I Am	More Info...
7)	Almost Home (With Damien Jurado)	More Info...
8)	There's a Place	More Info...
9)	Almost There (Feat. Lauren Hillman)	More Info...
10)	Hello Halo (Cooper Todd Remix)	More Info...
11)	When You Dream	More Info...
12)	Better Together	More Info...
13)	Goodbye	More Info...

Album: Miss You Already
#	Song Title		Time
1)	Miss You Already	More Info...
2)	The Crazy Ones	More Info...
3)	What We Leave Behind	More Info...
4)	Losing My Religion	More Info...
5)	Leave It Alone	More Info...
6)	I Know What I Am	More Info...
7)	Almost Home (With Damien Jurado)	More Info...
8)	There's a Place	More Info...
9)	Almost There (Feat. Lauren Hillman)	More Info...
10)	Hello Halo (Cooper Todd Remix)	More Info...
11)	When You Dream	More Info...
12)	Better Together	More Info...
13)	Goodbye	More Info...

Performer Notes

Music from the 2015 film Miss You Already, a comedy-drama starring Toni Collette and Drew Barrymore as lifelong friends juggling major life events, draws heavily on thematic contemporary alt/indie tunes; "There's a Place" by Tyson Ritter and the All-American Rejects (written for the film) and "Almost Home" by Moby and Damien Jurado are highlights among an earnest mix that appears alongside R.E.M.'s Gen-X hit "Losing My Religion." The soundtrack also features two original pop songs by venerable songwriter Diane Warren: "The Crazy Ones," a driving ballad performed by Paloma Faith, and "What We Leave Behind" by Labrinth. However, most notable may be the title track, a summery original rocker from Joan Jett & the Blackhearts written by Jett and bandmates Kenny Laguna and Dougie Needles. Elsewhere, Collette lends vocals to "Hello Halo [Cooper Todd Remix]," and the soundtrack recording closes with a song-collection-friendly piece of Harry Gregson-Williams' original score. ~ Marcy Donelson