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Movie Soundtracks
Released 2003

The Man Without Fear
03:20
68,237 plays

Won't Back Down
03:22
5,513 plays

Bleed for Me
03:59
51,583 plays

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- 1
- Won't Back Down
- 03:22
- 5,513 plays

- 2
- For You
- 03:42
- 3,308 plays

- 3
- Bleed for Me
- 03:59
- 51,583 plays

- 4
- Hang On
- 03:10
- 1,753 plays

- 5
- Learn the Hard Way
- 02:54
- 27,919 plays

- 6
- The Man Without Fear
- 03:20
- 68,237 plays

- 7
- Right Now
- 04:33
- 10,978 plays

- 8
- Evening Rain
- 03:53
- 10,700 plays

- 9
- Bring Me to Life
- 03:56
- 36,737 plays

- 10
- Until You're Reformed
- 04:00
- 29,316 plays

- 11
- Right Before Your Eyes
- 03:31
- 24,350 plays

- 12
- Fade Out/In
- 03:37
- 13,220 plays

- 13
- Caught in the Rain
- 03:31
- 33,941 plays

- 15
- Raise Your Rifles
- 02:37
- 12,529 plays

- 16
- Daredevil Theme [Blind Justice Remix]
- 03:32
- 10,301 plays

- 17
- My Immortal
- 04:23
- 25,608 plays

- 18
- Sad Exchange
- 03:32
- 2,311 plays

- 19
- Simple Lies
- 04:07
- 13,532 plays

- 20
- Let Go
- 04:29
- 3,091 plays

album review

The soundtrack to the 2003 Ben Affleck film Daredevil rounds up some of the leading lights of the post-grunge and nu-metal scene as well as a couple of soundtrack music ringers like Moby and Graeme Revell. The 20 tracks are all unique to the soundtrack and feature big names like Nickelback, Fuel, Saliva, and Hoobastank as well as up-and-comers like Chevelle, Autopilot Off, and Finger Eleven. One track of special interest is Drowning Pool's first song since singer Dave Williams' untimely death; Rob Zombie takes over vocal duties on "The Man Without Fear." Also, Rick Rubin makes his debut as a recording artist with the song "Fade Out/In." Fans of post-grunge guitar bands will find this to be a good sampling of some of the best bands out there. You can program right over the Moby and Graeme Revell tracks. Anyone else may find the disc one-dimensional and boring. ~Tim Sendra, All Music Guide