Published On : October 4, 2011

50 Cent & Timbaland On The Official Soundtrack of “Real Steel”

When Hugh Jackman takes on a part, the box offices better watch out, cause we know it’s gonna be a great movie. And guess what ladies and gents… the Hollywood hottie is the leading actor of an upcoming sci-fi movie titled “Real Steel”. If you’re wondering what it’s about, we’re glad to let you know that you’re in for a treat; picture this: boxing-robots, sophisticated machines and good, not so old, Huh Jackman… sounds like a killer combination, wouldn’t you agree? “Real Steel” is directed by Shawn Levy and on the executive producers chair, we have Steven Spielberg and Robert Zemeckis. The three of them enlisted Tim Burton’s collaborator, Danny Elfman to take care of the movie’s soundtrack, and by the looks of things, he did an extraordinary job. Let’s have a look at a few of the names on the list: on the one hand we have 50Cent and big time producer, Timbland, and on the other hand we have the Beastie Boys, Eminem and The Foo Fighters. Pretty impressive, huh? Well, the musical round-up is definitely gonna bring in lots of fans. Wanna get your hands on a copy of the album? If so, you should know that the physically and digitally soundtrack of “Real Steel” is released on October 4th, 2011, and the album release will be followed by the grand premiere of the movie itself. Below you can see the official tracklisting for the soundtrack of “Real Steel”. Go ahead and check it out. “Real Steel” Soundtrack Tracklist
1. Fast Lane – Bad Meets Evil (Edited)
2. Here’s a Little Something for Ya – Beastie Boys (Edited)
3. Miss the Misery – Foo Fighters
4. The Enforcer – 50 Cent
5. Make Some Noise (Put ‘em Up) – The Crystal Method feat. Yelawolf
6. Till I Collapse – Eminem (Edited)
7. One Man Army – Prodigy & Tom Morello
8. Give It a Go – Timbaland feat. Veronica
9. The Midas Touch – Tom Morello
10. Why Try – Limp Bizkit (Edited)
11. Torture – Rival Sons
12. All My Days – Alexi Murdoch
13. Kenton – Danny Elfman Below, you can listen to 50Cent’s contribution to the movie, a song titled “The Enforcer”