Sneak Preview: Nick and Norah’s Infinite Playlist Soundtrack Free Mp3 Downloads
September 4th, 2008 by Karen
With an already impressive resume that includes starring roles in Arrested Development and Juno, Michael Cera is back with another hip indie-rock filled flick. In Nick and Norah’s Infinite Playlist, Cera plays Nick, a soft-hearted musician caught up in a crazy night of rock’n’roll and mixtapes as he runs around the city with a strange girl (Kat Dennings/“Norah”) in search of a lost drunk friend and secret concert.
Wackiness and teen romance no doubt ensue, but, more importantly, this film is sure to be a showcase for some very carefully chosen super-hip indie rock. As in Juno, music is a huge part of the film—in the story, Nick is the straight bassist of the otherwise all-gay “queercore” band, The Jerk-Offs.
We’re taking a look at some of the tracks from the movie, based on the book by Rachel Cohn and David Levithan. Additional movie soundtrack music is by Mark Motherbaugh of Devo fame (he’s also done music for everything from Rugrats to Drop Dead Gorgeous and Yo Gabba Gabba!)
Nick and Norah’s Infinite Playlist opens October 3, 2008.
Nick and Norah’s Infinite Playlist Soundtrack Free Mp3s and Downloads
These tracks are currently spinning on the movie website:
The Jerk-Offs—Screw the Man
The Real Tuesday Weld—Last Words
Project Jenny, Project Jan—Negative
The movie (and soundtrack album) will also include some as-yet-unnamed tracks from cool acts likes the Shout Out Louds (wait, is Sweden still cool?) and Vampire Weekend (admit it: these guys were never cool).
Also on the infinite playlist:
Band of Horses
Devendra Banhart
The Raveonettes
Shout Out Louds
Bishop Allen mp3s Vampire Weekend mp3s
We Are Scientists
Modest Mouse mp3s
Will you go see Nick and Norah’s Infinite Playlist? Or are you bored with indie rock?
What songs would be on your ultimate mixtape playlist?
Leave a comment and tell us what you think!
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September 15th, 2008 at 7:07 pm
i’ve read the book and absolutely loved it. for all you crazy kids out there looking for a romance in the world of good music and great mishap this is for you. not for all ages. i won’t be taking my 12 year old sister to see it but i think me and my friends will start a riot becuase it will be that good…or walk away feeling very hopeful and happy about what serendipity will produce. too bad all the cute guys in this move (just like in the book) will most likely be gay. which there is nothing wrong with but i am a straight 18 year old girl and eye candy is always appreciated. but who knows. the characters are loveable. definitely worth the seven fifty ticket and ten bucks for popcorn. and whoever said vampire weekend wasn’t cool seriously needs to reconsider that statement and give them another try. but then again i probably like them enough for both of us.
thanks for reading