Bowling for Soup Goes to the Movies


Bowling for Soup Goes to the Movies is a collection of Bowling for Soup's songs from movies and television, and their fourth album with Jive Records. It contains both covers and previously unreleased originals.

Track listing

B-sides

About the songs

  1. "Jimmy Neutron Theme" from Nickelodeon and Paramount Pictures' ' film, released in 2001.
  2. " Omaha, Nebraska" from ESPN's College World Series. Jaret Reddick of Bowling for Soup admits to writing this in 5 minutes, and says "Everyone at ESPN is crazy!!!"
  3. "Greatest Day" Originally written for an EA Sports video game, the song has been featured in FOX's Malcolm in the Middle, the David Spade family movie ', Max Keeble's Big Move, Re-Animated, The Last Day of Summer, and the Mary-Kate and Ashley Olsen movie Getting There.
  4. "...Baby One More Time" This song was written into the movie Freaky Friday after much of the actual movie had already been written. Because the song is written into the dialogue, Bowling for Soup was asked to cover the song at a given tempo. Reddick says, "We couldn't do our usual 'speed it up and add harmonies and it will sound like BFS' approach."
  5. "Here We Go" from '; this song was originally written by Tim Armstrong of The Transplants, Operation Ivy, and Rancid.
  6. "Undertow" While the band decided to pass up adding this song to their A Hangover You Don't Deserve album, it was featured on the Summerland soundtrack. Reddick says, "I don't have a copy of that soundtrack, but I am guessing this is one of the strongest tracks on it."
  7. "Spanish Harlem" This is the one of only three tracks, which was not featured on any television show or movie, as a series starring Luis Guzmán passed on the song.
  8. "Li'l Red Riding Hood" The movie Cursed opened with this song.
  9. "Live It Up" This song is a demo, written with Diiorio using a hook from an unreleased track from Diiorio's band Valve, and is not in any television shows or movies. It was submitted to be on the soundtrack for Shrek 2 but ultimately lost to Counting Crows' "Accidentally in Love".
  10. "Star Song" While this song is not in any television shows or movies, it is one of the band's favorite songs and it appears on the re-issue of Drunk Enough to Dance, and as a B-side on the "Punk Rock 101" single release in the UK.
  11. "I Melt with You" Featured in the movie Sky High, the song has now been released as the single from the album. Bowling for Soup was asked to cover it by Music Supervisor Lisa Brown, who also asked the band to cover "...Baby One More Time". Though they were a little apprehensive about covering a song that not only has been covered so many times before, but is also a "classic" to the band, they eventually agreed. Bowling for Soup's version has also changed the second line of the song to be more appropriate for children.
  12. "Five O'Clock World" The theme of several episodes of Drew Carey Show from 2002 to 2004.
  13. "Gilligan's Island Theme" Used for the reality show based on the classic series.
  14. "Sometimes" One of the previously unreleased tracks featured on the album.
  15. "Sick of Myself"''' This song was originally covered for the wedding of Lance .

    Japanese Re-Issue

  16. "Everyday's A Saturday" Originally on the UK Version of The Great Burrito Extortion Case
  17. "Home Alone" Originally a digital-only bonus track from Hastings Entertainment for purchasing The Great Burrito Extortion Case
  18. "Straight to Video" Originally a digital-only bonus track from Napster for purchasing The Great Burrito Extortion Case. It is featured in Reddick's third podcast
  19. "Not a Love Song" Originally a digital-only bonus track from iTunes for purchasing The Great Burrito Extortion Case
  20. "Good to Be Me" Originally a digital-only bonus track from Wal-Mart for purchasing The Great Burrito Extortion Case
  21. "Much More Beautiful Person " Originally on the UK Single for "High School Never Ends"
  22. "1985 "

    Personnel

Bowling for Soup: Jaret Reddick, Chris Burney, Erik Chandler, Gary Wiseman

Bowling for Soup Crew: Edo Levi, Greg Lobdell, Sean Bailey, Dave Hale