Rugrats Go Wild Soundtrack CD

Rugrats Go Wild Soundtrack Music

List Price	$13.98 (You save $0.13)
Category	Rock/Pop Albums, Soundtrack CDs
Label	Hollywood
Orig Year	2003
All Time Sales Rank	373589
CD Universe Part number	5852982
Catalog number	162399
Discs	1
Release Date	Jun 10, 2003
Studio/Live	Studio
Mono/Stereo	Stereo
Producer	Gigi Meroni; George Acogny; Rich Dickerson; Mark Mothersbaugh; Paul David Hager
Engineer	Gigi Meroni; Rich Dickerson; Paul David Hager
Additional Info	Original Soundtrack

Rugrats Go Wild Soundtrack Songs

	1.	Message in a Bottle - American Hi-Fi (previously unreleased)
	2.	Big Bad Cat - Chrissie Hynde/Bruce Willis (previously unreleased)
	3.	She's on Fire - Train
	4.	Island Princess - Cree Summer/E.G. Daily/Tara Strong/Kath Soucie/Nancy Cartwright/The Rugrats (different version contained in the film)
	5.	Lizard Love - Aerosmith (previously unreleased)
	6.	Ready to Roll - Flashlight Brown
	7.	Morning After, The - Cheryl Chase/Cree Summer
	8.	Atomic Dog - Atomic Dog
	9.	Dresses and Shoes (Precious & Few) - Cheryl Chase/Cree Summer/Angelica/Susie
	10.	Should I Stay or Should I Go - The Clash
	11.	Lust for Life - Bruce Willis
	12.	Phil's Diapey's Hanging Low - E.G. Daily/Kath Soucie/Nancy Cartwright/Tim Curry/The Rugrats (different version contained in the film)
	13.	It's a Jungle Out Here - Cree Summer/E.G. Daily/Tara Strong/Kath Soucie/Nancy Cartwright/The Rugrats
	14.	Changing Faces - E.G. Daily

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