Wes Anderson compiles perfect soundtracks for his movies, but he outdoes himself here. Otherworldly David Bowie classics transform into earthly Brazil folk tunes; Devo, Scott Walker, The Zombies, and Iggy all mesh seamlessly with flamenco genius Paco De Lucia and the original score. Just add brine and hit the sonic seas.

Director Wes Anderson's worlds have always felt familiar but a little off. To that end, on
The Life Aquatic he enlisted Brazilian singer Seu Jorge to deliver a series of acoustic David
Bowie covers, sung in Portuguese, that reinvent Seventies glam anthems such as "Rebel
Rebel" and "Starman" as laid-back, samba-flecked gems. (If want to hear the genuine article,
Aquatic also features Bowie's "Life on Mars?" and "Queen Bitch.")