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Artist: Limp Bizkit

Title: Take A Look Around (Theme From MI:2) (Instrumental)

Year: 2000

Genre: Alternative

Discs: 1

Composers: Fred Durst/Lalo Schifrin

Film: Mission: Impossible 2

Format: ALAC

Link: https://mega.nz/#!hB8QQaSI!D2X4I5ds1bGMhft8zqoJpzr0byMmH51IprG6PdneRtw


Note: I don't actually have this CDr, nor was it ripped from this release. It came from this single https://www.discogs.com/Limp-Bizkit-Rollin/release/1126523.

Excellent share. Thanks a lot ;)

awesome

Thanks for sharing.

Thank you :)

thanks

Awesome! Thanks for the share.

nice one, thanks

Thanks for this. I lost this a long time ago and forgot about it.

The only way to listen to lumpy biscuit. :smrt:

excellent share! thank you

Thanks!

Thanks a lot, fella!

Didn't even know this existed because M:I2 is the only one I haven't seen. A Zimmer fanboy like me hasn't seen or heard M:I2. Who'da thought?

Didn't even know this existed because M:I2 is the only one I haven't seen. A Zimmer fanboy like me hasn't seen or heard M:I2. Who'da thought?

It's one of the more interesting scores, if one that's akin to junk food, with it's usage of guitars and electronics of the time. It definitely reeks of the year it was released, but that doesn't stop it from containing some amazing material ("Injection" is a must listen). "Take A Look Around" is trash as a whole, but the instrumental is neat (hence this post).

The movie is a big guilty pleasure of mine. So much so that it might be my favorite of the 5 films. I'm aware of how it's the least well received, but I love just how over the top cartoonishly serious it is and the action sequences and set pieces. It makes me look past:

- A plot that doesn't properly go together in it's current form (with an hour and half missing).
- Very flat characters (Nyah is a token girl, Ethan is no longer a character and just Tom Cruise, Villain is very cartoony, everyone else is just there because the plot needs them).
- A lot of weird John Woo quirks (slow motion, doves, everyone looking like they're from The Matrix, etc.), even though I think it adds to the charm.
- How 2000s it feels (Limp Bizkit really shows that), though that makes it strangely appealing to me.
- How it does not fit in with the other M:I movies, hence sticking out like a sore thumb.

It would be great if the full version would be released, since a heavier and more sense making cut of the film would allow for more people to at least acknowledge it. I recommend watching it with an open mind, and you'll find yourself with a cheesy, but enjoyable action flick from 2000.

thanks !

Thanks, It's also appeared on Limp Bizkit ‎– Rollin' (Single)
https://www.discogs.com/Limp-Bizkit-Rollin/release/1126523

Is there a re-up for this? :erm:

Would like a reup too, please.

Would like a reup too, please.

Re-up:

https://mega.nz/#!tMIkiSZT!aDruV-P-Y2DySmrkqX0_gENHNykqnqJ2oCIJBjbm5bo

Re-up:

https://mega.nz/#!tMIkiSZT!aDruV-P-Y2DySmrkqX0_gENHNykqnqJ2oCIJBjbm5bo

Thx!

Thank you!

Thanks !