Black Suits/Nod Ya Head [CD-single] [Import]

Track Listings

1. Black Suits Comin' (Nod Ya Head) [Radio Edit]

2. Nod Ya Head [The Remix] - Will Smith, , Vidal, Christina

3. Black Suits Comin' (Nod Ya Head) [Album Version]

4. Black Suits Comin' (Nod Ya Head) [Instrumental]

Editorial Reviews
Product Description
Taken from the 2002 release, Men In Black II soundtrack & Born To Reign. Four tracks, 'Black Suits Comin' (Nod Ya Head)' (Album Version, Radio Edit, The Remix feat. Christina Vidal and introducing Tra-Konx & Instrumental).

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Tracks:

Worm Lounge #1 (Worms In Black) - Danny Elfman
Logo - Danny Elfman
Titles - Danny Elfman
Big Jeff - Danny Elfman
Headquarters - Danny Elfman
Chop-Chop - Danny Elfman
Heart Thump - Danny Elfman
Customs - Danny Elfman
Hunting for K - Danny Elfman
J Nabbed / K's Back - Danny Elfman
The Real Story - Danny Elfman
Sleuthing - Danny Elfman
The Defense Begins - Danny Elfman
The Chase - Danny Elfman
The Light - Danny Elfman
The Finale - Danny Elfman
Worm Lounge #2 - Danny Elfman
Titles Revisited - Danny Elfman
I Will Survive - Tim Blaney
Black Suits Comin' (Nod Ya Head) - Will Smith

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Given the massive box-office success of the original Men in Black, the only real surprise was that it took Hollywood five years to crank out the loopy, CGI-laden sequel. Composer Danny Elfman keeps the original MIB creative team intact, weighing in with a typically energetic orchestral score that dutifully ratchets up the suspense and punctuates the action. But it's a largely connect-the-dots exercise; aside from the deliciously loungy pair of Austin Powers-savvy bossa novas that bookend his work here ("Worm Lounge #1 (Worms in Black)," "Worm Lounge #2"), there's a sometimes uncomfortable lack of originality (let alone melodicism) in much of what remains. The tense, workmanlike efficiency works fine with the film, but longtime fans may find this a decidedly McElfman listening experience. Still, the soundtrack ends on an a pair of appropriately goofy/cheesy notes: Tim Blaney's gravel-voiced Frank the Pug crooning "I Will Survive" with grating canine fervor and the duet of Will Smith and Tra-Knox gettin' jiggy with the hip-hop/Bond music hybrid "Black Suits Comin' (Nod Ya Head)." --Jerry McCulley

Customer Reviews:

I like movie soundtracks ..........2007-01-12

but the only song I like on this one is "Nod ya head (Black suits comin'). It's the original version in its entirety. Will Smith's "Greatest Hits" has a different version than this. If you buy MP3's online, then just download this one song. Otherwise, the CD is a waste of money. Sorry, Will!

great!!!!!!.......2003-01-21

It is a great C.D.!!!! Everyone will like it. Also it is ok for children! It is my favorite C.D. Also there is no profanity. It is better than the first.

Elfman is back in black.......2002-11-04

Danny Elfman, having scored the first Men in Black is back again scoring the sequel. No other composer could have done it but Danny Elfman. This score is much more groovier than the first. Elfman uses the Men in Black theme much more in this one than in the first. It is not exactly the same as the theme from the first, as little variations are thrown in to make it a bit different. In fact, almost every track uses the M.I.B. theme in some way or another. When you first put the CD in the player, this hip-hop tune starts up. "Worm Lounge #1" is Elfman in crazy form with swinging trumpets, hip-hop bass, and quirky la la vocals. Don't try dancing to this one, it will make you look stupid. Most of the score is groovy sounding with electric guitars along with a rhythm section and a moderately sized orchestra. "Big Jeff" is a thrilling action cue, with firing brass and choir. The chorus is also utilized in other cues, such as "Headquarters". "The Real Story" and "Heart Thump" take a break from the quirkiness music and show a more mellow side. From "The Defense Begins" to "The Finale", the music really takes off and shines. A massive brass section and a thrilling choir showcase these tracks and show Elfman in top form. "I Will Survive", the classic Gloria Gaynor song, shows Tim Blaney singing as "Frank the Pug". It doesn't really sound like singing, but more like talking. Will Smith's song "Black Suits Comin'" is cool and better than his song from the first film. He too is a talented artist and a great actor. However, Elfman is the spotlight of this soundtrack and showcases his incredible writing talents throughout. A thoroughly enjoyable soundtrack.

Really Great Cd, Elfman Keeps Gettin' Cooler and cooler..........2002-09-14

Well, here I am to report on yet another Danny Elfman score. With super-high expectations for the summer box-office, we were expecting some profound movies. What we got was having the top-grossing film of the summer, "Spider-Man", contain an Elfman score! YES! Now I am here to review "Men In Black 2". Although the first movie was done better and the score was a very common thing of the Elfman of that time, his methods have evolved. I sit here listening to a track from the first "MIB". Then, I will put on an "MIB2" song and compare. ...........Done. The verdict: the "MIB2" score is better than that of the first. "Men In Black 2" has a more frenetic feel than the first one. Plus, almost every track ends in one of the billion transformations of the "MIB" theme, which is a good thing. There's J's theme, that kind of Bond-esque "Do do....do do." There's also K's theme, the really light guitar melody, played at its most weirdly heart-wrenching best in the middle of "J Nabbed/K's Back", it is used again, very well, near the end of "The Light". I only have one question, where is Serleena's theme? She is the villain, all villains have themes. The Green Goblin had one, why can't Serleena have one?! Anyway, on "Chop-Chop", she doesn't get a theme but when you listen to it, you kinda sorta get the sense that shes there. "The Chase" is a really cool song, with synth, bongos, and orchestra in the background. You listen to it and its just really cool. It's kinda "slick" (no reference intended), in that way that only Elfman can deliver it to us, his ever adoring fans. Ah, "The Light". It delivers yet another transformation of the "MIB" theme, then after :25 it just calms down. It turns into someting really mellow and yet cosmic and choral at the same time. Elfman then delivers our pseudo love theme for J and Laura. To me, it isn't pseudo at all. It's a damn love theme to me. I think they should have kissed before she left. Crashing into a motif for the re-emergence of Serleena (she looked like an aerial view of Medusa's head). It calms down again with another showing of the love theme, crescendo-ing strings, to............A BANG FINALE!!! I told you all Elfman scores have one. (See: Batman - Original Motion Picture Score, review name "Elfman's Best Action Score). The CD could have done without Frank singing. Overall, BUY IT! Its really a good CD, if you want a cool vibe in your CD player.

bling blang blung.......2002-07-09

I agree with the first review BUT if you love your parents and Will Smith click on the little yes down there. Let's hear it for WILL SMITH! Click on the yes down there if you love him!!(P.S-If you click on the no it means you hate Will Smith)

Average customer rating:

HOW CAN YOU NOT LOVE THIS SONG
Oh yeah!
will is back!
Nod your Heads in Laughter!!

Black Suits/Nod Ya Head
Will Smith
Manufacturer: Sbme Import
ProductGroup: Music
Binding: Audio CD

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ASIN: B000068LBD
Release Date: 2002-07-16

Tracks:

Black Suits Comin' (Nod Ya Head) [Radio Edit]
Nod Ya Head [The Remix] - Will Smith, , Vidal, Christina
Black Suits Comin' (Nod Ya Head) [Album Version]
Black Suits Comin' (Nod Ya Head) [Instrumental]

Album Description

Taken from the 2002 release, Men In Black II soundtrack & Born To Reign. Four tracks, 'Black Suits Comin' (Nod Ya Head)' (Album Version, Radio Edit, The Remix feat. Christina Vidal and introducing Tra-Konx & Instrumental).

Album Details

The Theme Track from "Men in Black Ii" in it Regular LP, Radio and Instrumental Versions Along with the Main Remix.

Customer Reviews:

HOW CAN YOU NOT LOVE THIS SONG.......2003-08-23

I think this song is better then the first song men in black. He just keeps coming out with the greatest ideas. Although in the video he's a little off with lip singing lol. But anyways he is very talented, my fiance and I want to become friends with him So if he reads these he should contact me hehe.

LISA I"M DREAMING LOL.

Oh yeah!.......2002-10-09

People raised they eyebrows when they visited me and this song rolled over my speakers. I am known for my hatred against everything called "Rap/Hip-Hop/Dance-you-get-the-picture". But this song, it is different. It has so many sounds that works on a different levels, who make this song sound so "cool". Just the tapping on the Piano in the background, the catchy-almost funny guitar that repeats thru the song and of Course Will Smiths special unserious, but working text. It captures a party-mood, and it is an excellent song for promoting a new movie. Love the song.

will is back!.......2002-07-28

finally will smith is back, we haven't seen him in around 2 years and this track is very good, i cant wait for the album to come out.

Nod your Heads in Laughter!!.......2002-07-03

when I first heard this track I thought WOW "ALL About the Benjamins Part 2? as if one wasn't Bad Enough now Here comes Will Smith doing another Bland Song.hard to Believe but actually back in the day with Him&Jazzy Jeff Will Smith was Actually not bad on the Mic but Nowadays it's like Bad Karoke with the Material He puts out.

Average customer rating:

Black Suits Comin (Nod Ya Head)
Will Smith
Manufacturer: Sony
ProductGroup: Music
Binding: Audio CD

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ASIN: B000065ER5
Release Date: 2002-07-01

Album Details

From the 'men in Black Ii' Soundtrack.

Average customer rating:

Black Suits Comin (Nod Ya Head) Pt.2
Will Smith
Manufacturer: Sony
ProductGroup: Music
Binding: Audio CD

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ASIN: B00006C2LX
Release Date: 2002-07-29

Album Details

The Theme of the Second "Men in Black" Movie Performed by Its Star, Will "Fresh Prince" Smith. Includes Two Other Smith Hit Favorites, One from the First "Men in Black" and his Hit "Miami".