猜火车 　　“选择生命、选择工作、选择终身职业、选择家庭、选择他妈的大电视、选择洗衣机、汽车、CD机……选择健康、低胆固醇和牙医保险，选择楼宇按揭，选择买第一间房子，选择你的朋友，选择分期付款的三件头西装、选择星期天边看无聊电视边吃零食，选择苟延残喘，选择在老人院尿床、在像你一样的狗男女们面前丢脸，选择将来、选择生命……”在男主角Renton的一段内心独白与Iggy Pop的“Lust For Life”中，我们登上了迷幻列车，开始一段奇异的旅程。车窗外的风景很美，却是妖艳而颓废的美。一件艺术品，包括电影，以及音乐，在创造出来之后，在观者和听者的眼里和心里，不可避免要经历再创造的过程，而且在这个过程中必然要打上自己的烙印。导演Danny Boyle创造的世界是让人震撼的。 　　 　　The first of two Trainspotting discs is a prime example of the contemporary rock soundtrack, functioning as a useful keepsake of the 1996 British film smash and as a cohesive, eclectic listen in its own right. Iggy Pop's booming, Bowie-produced 1977 anthem "Lust for Life" sets the boisterously ambivalent mood for a transatlantic, trans-generational cross-section of alt-rock. New Order's seminal 1982 dance hit "Temptation" and Lou Reed's hauntingly bittersweet 1972 tune "Perfect Day" shares space with tracks by such esteemed mid-1990s Brit-popsters as Blur (whose frontman Damon Albarn also contributes a solo number), Pulp, Elastica, and Sleeper. Elsewhere, the album dips into dance rhythms (Underworld, Bedrock featuring KYO) and ambient grooves (Brian Eno Leftfield, and Primal Scream's ten-and-a-half-minute title song) without breaking the spell. --Scott Schinder