• The New Guy (2002) Soundtrack OST •

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The New Guy

Dizzy Harrison is an unpopular, high school geek going through a hellish senior year. In an attempt to make a new identity for himself, Dizzy gets himself expelled from his high school, learns the techniques of being cool from a prison inmate, and enrolls at a new high school under the alias Gil Harris, to make new friends where he soon gains respect from the jocks and geeks alike. Dizzy then gets noticed by the head cheerleader, Danielle, and helps the school football team gain self-respect to win games. But things unknowingly begin to turn sour when Danielle's disgruntled boyfriend begins investigating into "Gil Harris" past to uncover any beef on him to ruin his entire life and turn it upside down.

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Play	Title	Artist
	The New Guy
	Call Me Super Bad	James Brown: Writer James Brown: Performer
	Action Figure Party	Greg Kurstin: Writer Action Figure Party: Performer
	You Really Got Me	Ray Davies: Writer Ralph Sall: Produced Eve 6: Performer
	The New You	Jesse Hartman: Writer
	Oh Happy Day	Edwin Hawkins: Arrangement Philip Doddridge: Writer
	Breakout	Ralph Sall: Produced OPM: Performer
	Dark Side	Ralph Sall: Produced Brendan B. Brown: Writer Wheatus: Performer
	The New Guy	James Brown: Performer Mystikal: Writer Mystikal: Performer Ralph Sall: Produced
	(Rock) Superstar	B-Real: Writer Cypress Hill: Performer
	Click Click Boom	Josey Scott: Writer Saliva: Performer
	Bolero	Maurice Ravel: Writer Nemzeti Filharmonikus Zenekar: Performer Ádám Fischer: Conducted
	The Good, The Bad and The Ugly	Ennio Morricone: Writer Ennio Morricone: Performer
	In the Air Tonight	Phil Collins: Writer Phil Collins: Performer
	Love Machine	Warren Moore: Writer
	Also Sprach Zarathustra	Richard Strauss: Writer Ralph Sall: Arrangement
	Dammit, I Changed Again	The Offspring: Performer Dexter Holland: Writer
	Keep the Party Goin'	Ralph Sall: Produced Juvenile: Writer Juvenile: Performer
	She's a Bad Mama Jama (She's Built, She's Stacked)	Leon Haywood: Writer Carl Carlton: Performer
	So Dizzy	Ralph Sall: Produced Tommy Roe: Writer Tommy Roe: Performer
	El Capitan	John Philip Sousa: Writer
	Hi-Lo	Christopher Stewart: Writer J.T. Money: Performer
	Battle Hymn Of The Republic
	So Fresh, So Clean
	Uh-Huh
	Mr. Big Stuff
	Heart in Hand
	Let It Whip
	Lookin' For Love
	Outsider
	Girl All the Bad Guys Want
	Play That Funky Music (White Boy)
	I Love You
	Soar
	I'm Just a Kid

User reviews

Charles Wilson

1/10

The overall sound mixing of the soundtrack was subpar, with certain tracks overpowering the dialogue and sound effects, leading to a distracting and unbalanced audio experience throughout the film.

Elizabeth Anderson

9/10

The soundtrack of The New Guy perfectly captures the fun and energetic vibe of the movie. Each song enhances the scenes and keeps the audience engaged throughout.

Ronald Baker

5/10

The soundtrack of The New Guy perfectly captures the energetic and rebellious spirit of the main character's transformation journey. The mix of punk and rock songs enhances the movie's comedic and coming-of-age elements.

Elizabeth Hall

10/10

I love how the music in The New Guy sets the tone for each moment, whether it's a comedic scene or a heartfelt one. The variety of genres and artists featured in the soundtrack adds depth to the overall viewing experience.

Emily Martin

8/10

Overall, the soundtrack of The New Guy is a standout feature that enhances the viewing experience and leaves a lasting impression. It's catchy, well-curated, and adds a lot of personality to the film.

Dorothy Young

7/10

The mix of classic rock and upbeat pop songs in the soundtrack adds an extra layer of enjoyment to the film. The music really sets the tone for the high school setting and complements the characters' journeys throughout the movie.

Deborah Garcia

5/10

Overall, the soundtrack of The New Guy is a fun and dynamic mix of songs that complement the film's storyline and characters. It adds an extra layer of enjoyment to the movie and leaves a lasting impression on the audience.

David Miller

3/10

The soundtrack of The New Guy felt outdated and uninspired, lacking any memorable or original tunes that could enhance the viewing experience.

George Hill

6/10

The music selection in The New Guy effectively sets the tone for different scenes, from comedic moments to more emotional ones. The soundtrack plays a crucial role in immersing the audience in Dizzy's world and his quest for acceptance.

William Baker

9/10

The songs in The New Guy are so catchy and memorable that they stayed with me long after watching the movie. The soundtrack truly elevates the storytelling and brings an extra layer of enjoyment to the film.

Matthew Hill

6/10

The use of popular songs from the early 2000s in the film's soundtrack adds a nostalgic touch that resonates with viewers who grew up during that era. It creates a sense of familiarity and enhances the overall viewing experience.

George Brown

8/10

The soundtrack of The New Guy perfectly captures the fun and energetic vibe of the movie. Each song enhances the scenes and helps to create an engaging atmosphere for the story to unfold.

Donald Turner

2/10

The music choices in the film often felt disconnected from the scenes they were supposed to accompany, making it difficult to emotionally connect with the characters and their story arcs.

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