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American Pie is a 1999 American teen sex comedy film. It is the first film in the American Pie theatrical series. The film was a box-office hit and spawned three direct sequels: American Pie 2 (2001), American Wedding (2003), and American Reunion (2012). The film concentrates on four best friends (Jim, Kevin, Oz, and Finch) who attend East Great Falls High. The guys make a pact to lose their virginity before their high school graduation. The title is borrowed from the song of the same name and refers to a scene in the film, in which the protagonist is caught masturbating with a pie after being told that third base feels like "warm apple pie". Writer Adam Herz has stated that the title also refers to the quest to lose one's virginity in high school, which is as "American as apple pie."
Notes on the Film
American Pie isn�t just about boys and their boners, it�s also about turning point in music culture where alternative music (which was, incidentally, mostly about boys and their boners) transcended the garages it was birthed in and went global. American Pie is essentially a time capsule for the rise of pop punk, which toppled boy/girl bands as the dominant musical force de jour, soundtracking not only the first two films, but also the teenage lives of anyone coming of age around their release.
Blink-182 even make a cameo appearance in the first film as three of the many, many people watching the webcast of Jim literally blowing his first chance with Nadia by prematurely ejaculating. By the early 2000s, pop punk had welcomed every social stereotype into Loserville. The only thing that separated the hard-bodied sports kids from those who bought metal mag Kerrang! and wore a tie outside of school was the branding on their cargo shorts. American Pie is arguably the ultimate representation of the apex of that culture clash.
From Sum 41�s anthemic �Fat Lip� to Blink-182�s lesser-celebrated �Every Time I Look For You,� the music for American Pie was carefully selected to mirror the trials and tribulations of being a teenager and learning to navigate relationships�both emotional and sexual, with both yourself and others�for the first time. The theme song may have been �Laid� by alt-rock band James, but the track most people associate with it is Big Runga�s �Sway��a sweet and unequivocal love song about infatuation that puts all of itself into one person, which everyone between the ages of 14 and 18 has made the innocent mistake of doing. The apex of the plot hung so much on the track it re-appeared on 2012�s American Reunion.
For the most part though, teenage immaturity abounds - whether in the form of breakup anthems (Jettingham�s �Cheating�), post-sex rumor spreading (The Exit�s �Susan�), or doe-eyed Dawson�s Creek moments (Dishwalla�s �Find Your Way Back Home� and Angela Ammons� �Always Getting Over You�). But there was also some relative realism there�sugarcoated by �Sway,� lamented on Michelle Branch�s �Everywhere,� slammed on Green Day�s �Scumbag,� and reeled off matter-of-factly through Third Eye Blind�s �Semi-Charmed Life�. It�s arguably in all those earnest moments of confusion and naive optimism that its real strengths lie, but we remember them for simply being around and vocalizing what it felt like to struggle with being young, dumb, and horny�which, perhaps with the exception of the former, most of us still are.
So I present:
American Pie (Original Motion Picture Soundtrack) [Deluxe Edition]
Disc One
1. New Girl (Performed by Third Eye Blind)
2. You Wanted More (Performed by Tonic)
3. Mutt (Performed by Blink 182)
4. Glory (Performed by Sugar Ray)
5. Super Down (Performed by Super Transatlantic)
6. Find Your Way Back Home (Performed by Dishwalla)
7. Good Morning Baby (Performed by Dan Wilson Of Semisonic & Bic Runga)
8. Stranger By The Day (Performed by Shades Apart)
9. Summertime (Performed by Bachelor Number One)
10. Vintage Queen (Performed by Goldfinger)
11. Sway (Performed by Bic Runga)
12. Wishen (Performed by The Loose Nuts)
13. Man With The Hex (Performed by The Atomic Fireballs)
Disc Two
1. Love Muscle (Performed by The SEX-O-RAMA Band)
2. One Week (Performed by The Barenaked Ladies)
3. Flagpole Sitta (Performed by Harvey Danger)
4. Anomaly (Calling Your Name) (Performed by Libra Presents Taylor)
5. Walk Don't Run (Performed by The Ventures)
6. Mrs. Robinson (Performed by Simon & Garfunkel)
7. Semi-Charmed Life (Performed by Third Eye Blind)
8. At Last (Performed by Etta James)
9. Celebrity Skin (Performed by Hole)
10. Everything To Everyone (Performed by Everclear)
11. Following A Star (Performed by Duke Daniels)
12. How Sweet It Is (To Be Loved By You) (Performed by Marvin Gaye)
13. I Never Thought You Would Come (Performed by Loni Rose)
14. I Walk Alone (Performed by Oleander)
15. Midnight at the Oasis (Performed by David Nichtern)
16. The Rockafeller Skank (Performed by Fat Boy Slim)
17. Turn It Around (Performed by Five Easy Pieces)
18. How Sweet It Is (To Be Loved By You) (Performed by James Taylor)
19. The Sign (Performed by Ace Of Base)
20. Going To Hell (Performed by The Brian Jonestown Massacre)
21. Anomaly (Calling Your Name) (Granny's 7'' Edit) (Performed by Libra Presents Taylor)
22. Do You Believe In Magic (Performed by The Lovin' Spoonful)
23. (Don't You) Forget About Me (Performed by Simple Minds)
24. Laid (Performed by James)
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American Pie is a 1999 American teen sex comedy film. It is the first film in the American Pie theatrical series. The film was a box-office hit and spawned three direct sequels: American Pie 2 (2001), American Wedding (2003), and American Reunion (2012). The film concentrates on four best friends (Jim, Kevin, Oz, and Finch) who attend East Great Falls High. The guys make a pact to lose their virginity before their high school graduation. The title is borrowed from the song of the same name and refers to a scene in the film, in which the protagonist is caught masturbating with a pie after being told that third base feels like "warm apple pie". Writer Adam Herz has stated that the title also refers to the quest to lose one's virginity in high school, which is as "American as apple pie."
Notes on the Film
American Pie isn�t just about boys and their boners, it�s also about turning point in music culture where alternative music (which was, incidentally, mostly about boys and their boners) transcended the garages it was birthed in and went global. American Pie is essentially a time capsule for the rise of pop punk, which toppled boy/girl bands as the dominant musical force de jour, soundtracking not only the first two films, but also the teenage lives of anyone coming of age around their release.
Blink-182 even make a cameo appearance in the first film as three of the many, many people watching the webcast of Jim literally blowing his first chance with Nadia by prematurely ejaculating. By the early 2000s, pop punk had welcomed every social stereotype into Loserville. The only thing that separated the hard-bodied sports kids from those who bought metal mag Kerrang! and wore a tie outside of school was the branding on their cargo shorts. American Pie is arguably the ultimate representation of the apex of that culture clash.
From Sum 41�s anthemic �Fat Lip� to Blink-182�s lesser-celebrated �Every Time I Look For You,� the music for American Pie was carefully selected to mirror the trials and tribulations of being a teenager and learning to navigate relationships�both emotional and sexual, with both yourself and others�for the first time. The theme song may have been �Laid� by alt-rock band James, but the track most people associate with it is Big Runga�s �Sway��a sweet and unequivocal love song about infatuation that puts all of itself into one person, which everyone between the ages of 14 and 18 has made the innocent mistake of doing. The apex of the plot hung so much on the track it re-appeared on 2012�s American Reunion.
For the most part though, teenage immaturity abounds - whether in the form of breakup anthems (Jettingham�s �Cheating�), post-sex rumor spreading (The Exit�s �Susan�), or doe-eyed Dawson�s Creek moments (Dishwalla�s �Find Your Way Back Home� and Angela Ammons� �Always Getting Over You�). But there was also some relative realism there�sugarcoated by �Sway,� lamented on Michelle Branch�s �Everywhere,� slammed on Green Day�s �Scumbag,� and reeled off matter-of-factly through Third Eye Blind�s �Semi-Charmed Life�. It�s arguably in all those earnest moments of confusion and naive optimism that its real strengths lie, but we remember them for simply being around and vocalizing what it felt like to struggle with being young, dumb, and horny�which, perhaps with the exception of the former, most of us still are.
So I present:
American Pie (Original Motion Picture Soundtrack) [Deluxe Edition]
Disc One
1. New Girl (Performed by Third Eye Blind)
2. You Wanted More (Performed by Tonic)
3. Mutt (Performed by Blink 182)
4. Glory (Performed by Sugar Ray)
5. Super Down (Performed by Super Transatlantic)
6. Find Your Way Back Home (Performed by Dishwalla)
7. Good Morning Baby (Performed by Dan Wilson Of Semisonic & Bic Runga)
8. Stranger By The Day (Performed by Shades Apart)
9. Summertime (Performed by Bachelor Number One)
10. Vintage Queen (Performed by Goldfinger)
11. Sway (Performed by Bic Runga)
12. Wishen (Performed by The Loose Nuts)
13. Man With The Hex (Performed by The Atomic Fireballs)
Disc Two
1. Love Muscle (Performed by The SEX-O-RAMA Band)
2. One Week (Performed by The Barenaked Ladies)
3. Flagpole Sitta (Performed by Harvey Danger)
4. Anomaly (Calling Your Name) (Performed by Libra Presents Taylor)
5. Walk Don't Run (Performed by The Ventures)
6. Mrs. Robinson (Performed by Simon & Garfunkel)
7. Semi-Charmed Life (Performed by Third Eye Blind)
8. At Last (Performed by Etta James)
9. Celebrity Skin (Performed by Hole)
10. Everything To Everyone (Performed by Everclear)
11. Following A Star (Performed by Duke Daniels)
12. How Sweet It Is (To Be Loved By You) (Performed by Marvin Gaye)
13. I Never Thought You Would Come (Performed by Loni Rose)
14. I Walk Alone (Performed by Oleander)
15. Midnight at the Oasis (Performed by David Nichtern)
16. The Rockafeller Skank (Performed by Fat Boy Slim)
17. Turn It Around (Performed by Five Easy Pieces)
18. How Sweet It Is (To Be Loved By You) (Performed by James Taylor)
19. The Sign (Performed by Ace Of Base)
20. Going To Hell (Performed by The Brian Jonestown Massacre)
21. Anomaly (Calling Your Name) (Granny's 7'' Edit) (Performed by Libra Presents Taylor)
22. Do You Believe In Magic (Performed by The Lovin' Spoonful)
23. (Don't You) Forget About Me (Performed by Simple Minds)
24. Laid (Performed by James)
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