I had the chance to attend the preview screening of The Namesake in Montreal a few days after its soundtrack landed on my proverbial desk. It sounds like a silly thing to say but it really reminded me of how much more a soundtrack can be appreciated when one has seen the movie for which it was assembled. I say it sounds silly because that is the main function of a score and it seems foolish to pretend a score can be fully appreciated without ever having heard it in the context of its film. However, soundtrack labels churn out more CDs than ever before and it becomes impossible for a reviewer to hear all of this music in its proper context. My initial feelings towards The Namesake soundtrack prior to having seen the movie was that, while the score was good, its songs were very eclectic and they took up too much of the album\'s running time. After seeing the movie, the score feels even better and, while I still believe too many songs were crammed onto the album, these songs have begun to mean something and I can appreciate them better.
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