Seu Jorge, The Life Aquatic Studio Sessions - 48m 34s

Tracks & Durations

1. Rebel Rebel	3:12
2. Life on Mars?	3:12
3. Starman	4:01
4. Ziggy Stardust	3:44
5. Lady Stardust	2:57
6. Changes	4:38
7. Oh! You Pretty Things	2:34
8. Rock N' Roll Suicide	2:48
9. Suffragette City	3:31
10. Five Years	3:18
11. Queen Bitch	3:44
12. When I Live My Dreams	3:33
13. Quicksand	3:42
14. Team Zissou	3:31

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Review

While The Life Aquatic With Steve Zissou movie got mixed reviews, the soundtrack was universally hailed as excellent. The standout was Jorge, who not only had a role as an actor but also played a handful of Bowie songs solo with acoustic guitar, singing them in Portuguese it was a perfect combination of beautiful songs laid bare with a bit of exotic Brazilian spice to add fresh flavor. This collection features the whole of that Bowie session, which means Jorge's six songs from the soundtrack, seven other Bowie tunes and one playful Jorge original entitled "Team Zissou." Even though 2005 saw the release of his domestic debut Cru (which mostly featured his own songs and a band), Jorge found himself touring the U.S. in front of large crowds of 20-somethings who patiently waited for those Bowie songs. This album obviously gives the people what they want, and the good news is that the other versions are just as good as the ones that are on the original soundtrack. --Tad Hendrickson

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The Life Aquatic Studio Sessions

Tracks: 14, Disk length: 48m 7s (-1m 33s)

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