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Amazon Staff Pick for April, 2008, by TuneCore Editor Tai Morita: "This month's playlist is my version of a mock movie score/soundtrack, with tracks from Moby (for the city-scape wandering scenes), plus a little folk ditty from Lisa Loeb and Elizabeth Mitchell (for the moment the lead character realizes he is actually in love with the friend who grew up across the street). Then comes Better Than Ezra and P.M. Dawn (for those tracking shots of the bad-boy gang that just won't leave us alone). Warren Zevon's take on "Knocking on Heaven's Door" provides the perfect fade-to-black moment at the end. I picture Raoul Coutard doing the camera work."