Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen [Original Soundtrack] [PA]

Performer: Original Soundtrack
Engineer: Ethan Mates; Eric Valentine; Matt Squire; Mike Shinoda
Producer: David Kahne; David Bendeth; Aaron J. Johnson; Eric Valentine; Howard Benson; Julian Raymond; Matt Squire; Mike Flynn; Mike Shinoda; Nickelback; Robert John Lange; Johnny K; Butch Vig; David Bendeth; David Kahne; Eric Valentine; Green Day; Howard Benson; Aaron Johnson; Joey Moi; Matt Squire; Mike Flynn; Mike Shinoda; Nickelback; Robert John Lange; Avenged Sevenfold; Johnny K; Butch Vig
Distributor: WEA (Distributor)

Notes: Audio Mixers: Chris Lord-Alge; Ethan Mates; D. Sardy; Eric Valentine ; Matt Squire; Mike Shinoda; Andy Wallace; Randy Staub ; Ryan Castle; Ryan Williams; Serban Ghenea. Like its 2007 predecessor, the soundtrack to 2009's second blockbuster live action rendering of the '80s animated cartoon legend TRANSFORMERS is peppered with enough MTV-approved post-grunge/emo-metal (Nickelback, the Fray, Taking Back Sunday, Linkin Park, Staind, Hoobastank) to warrant its own stage on the Warped Tour. Director Michael Bay's fetish for expertly-crafted explosions, high-school-level social drama, and over the top military machismo obviously extends to his record collection, as the 14 tracks that make up the non-orchestral version of TRANSFORMERS: REVENGE OF THE FALLEN (especially Cheap Trick's wonderful and cheeky "Surrender"-esque title track) are as fun (and forgettable) as the actual plots to his films. Like its 2007 predecessor, the soundtrack to 2009's second blockbuster live action rendering of the '80s animated cartoon legend Transformers is peppered with enough MTV-approved post-grunge/emo-metal (Nickelback, the Fray, Taking Back Sunday, Linkin Park, Staind, Hoobastank) to warrant its own stage on the Warped Tour. Director Michael Bay's fetish for expertly crafted clich�d explosions, high-school-level social drama, and over the top military machismo obviously extends to his record collection, as the 14 tracks that make up the non-orchestral version of Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen (especially Cheap Trick's wonderful and cheeky "Surrender"-esque title track) are as fun and forgettable as the actual plots to his films. ~ James Christopher Monger

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