Doug Liman's film Swingers showed that he had a true ear for music; for his next film, Go (1999), he swapped neo-swing nostalgia for rave culture, but the heavy rhythm-driven score still took center stage. The story of a drug deal gone wrong, dismissed by some as a Pulp Fiction rip-off upon its initial release, Go has become a true cult classic over the years, and its kinetic soundtrack – featuring the trendiest artists and tracks (including No Doubt's first new single in two years) – has always enjoyed a great reputation among film music aficionados.
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