BY Jody Rosen | December 11, 2012
A.k.a. "Judd Apatow's Midlife-Crisis Mixtape." The director's quasi-autobiographical blur about lurching into your fifth decade has a applicable soundtrack – mostly singer-songwriters, mostly dudes, affectionate of fuddy-duddy. It's as anxiously curated as a Wes Anderson soundtrack, from the chestnuts (Paul McCartney's "Lunch Box/Old Sox") to the few originals (Fiona Apple's active but abandoned "Dull Tool"). Top announcement goes to Seventies brilliant Graham Parker, who gets two new songs and plays himself in the movie.
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