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1 Comfortably Numb - 7:59 ( the Band/ Van Morrison/ Roger Waters)
2 Sail on, Sailor - 3:18 ( the Beach Boys)
3 Let It Loose - 5:18 ( the Rolling Stones)
4 Sweet Dreams - 3:32 ( Roy Buchanan)
5 One Way Out - 4:57 ( the Allman Brothers Band)
6 Baby Blue - 3:36 ( Badfinger)
7 I'm Shipping Up to Boston - 2:34 ( Dropkick Murphys)
8 Nobody But Me - 2:18 ( the Human Beinz)
9 Tweedle Dee - 3:10 ( Lavern Baker)
10 Sweet Dreams (Of You) - 2:34 ( Patsy Cline)
11 The Departed Tango - 3:32 ( Marc Ribot/ Larry Saltzman/ Howard Shore)
12 Beacon Hill - 2:33 ( Sharon Isbin/ Howard Shore)
If "The Departed" found Martin Scorsese relying on some of his old tricks so his new tricks packed a bigger punch, so it is with the movie's soundtrack: he hauls out many of his old favorites -- the Rolling Stones, Van Morrison, the Band; classic R&B in the form of LaVern Baker -- which only has the effect of giving the surprise left turns more impact. Chief among those surprises is the Dropkick Murphys' throttling "I'm Shipping Up to Boston," a bracing bit of Celtic punk that plays a crucial part in the film and also dominates here, but there are quieter surprises, too, such as the cool waves of the Beach Boys' "Sail on, Sailor," some blues-rock from Roy Buchanan and the Allman Brothers, or even the fact that the Van Morrison number is a cover of Pink Floyd's "Comfortably Numb." Another surprise is that the Stones' "Gimme Shelter," which plays a prominent role in the film, is nowhere to be found here, but that's a mild surprise since the Stones are indeed present with "Let It Loose." That track embodies a soundtrack that works familiar territory but makes it seem fresh and fun, just like the movie itself. ~ Stephen Thomas Erlewine, Rovi