Rent Movie Soundtrack Tracks?

Does anyone know which songs are going to be on the soundtrack?
I know this topic has been discussed in the past, but on iTunes is says that there will be 28 tracks and I only count 25? Here is what I think is supposed to be in the film:

1. Rent
2. One Song, Glory
3. Light My Candle
4. Today 4 U
5. Tango Maureen
6. Life Support
7. Out Tonight
8. Another Day
9. Will I...?
10. Santa Fe
11. I'll Cover You
12. Over the Moon
13. La Vie Boheme
14. I Should Tell You
15. La Vie Boheme B
16. Seasons of Love
17. Take Me or Leave Me
18. Without You
19. I'll Cover You (Reprise)
20. Holloween
21. Goodbye Love
22. What You Own
23. Finale
24.Your Eyes
25. Finale B

I heard that they are taking the Happy New Year songs out and turning them into dialoug.

Maybe. I also heard that they were recording an extra song for the credits.

Looks like they already did that with "Halloween" and "Goodbye Love," I could've sworn those were supposed to be cut.

"You'll See" is missing...I'm pretty sure that in going to be in the movie.

BroadwayGirl107 is right. I believe Columbus said "You'll See" is back in as a musical number. I can't remember where I read it... but I'm sure he said it was recorded as a song.

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I also think You'll See is back in.

I know they said they cut Christmas Bells, but they originaly said that they would still have a couple of the short Christmas Bells that the street people sing. Have you accounted for that?

I'll be so happy if "You'll See" is in it! I was so mad when it wasn't there before.

You just made my day. :)

There's always "inspired by" type songs on a soundtrack...maybe there's one of those.

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According to the online "outtakes" of the interview in OUT magazine, Rosario said: "I think the soundtrack alone just with the singing is an hour fifty. The movie would just be tremendously long to have it all in there, as much as we’d love to. I think the pacing [director Christopher Columbus has] done is really brilliant. Anything that’s been confusing to people will be cleared up, but the integrity of it has been maintained. So people who have been completely in love and savored every single word I don’t think will be disappointed."

Really, in any movie adaptation of a musical, STUFF HAS TO BE TAKEN OUT. Especially regarding one that is almost completely sung through-out, b/c that format does not work well on flim. It seems to me that everything they've taken out and/or changed to dialogue is completely reasonable stuff to do that with. I have faith that they did this the right way. It's not like they're taking those numbers out of the show.

That being said, I'm pretty sure You'll See, Boys and Voice Mail #5 are still included. I also think that the very last song is a credits song, which according to Anthony Rapp is sung by the cast but written by Jonathan Larson.

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Hi everyone, I am very new to this board and perhaps this isn't even the thread to discuss this, but...I will. It has probably been discussed ad nauseum. I love Broadway and a part of me is sickened that this phenomenal show was turned into a movie. I'm afraid there will not be justice done to the musical and I'm also afraid that it will stop people from experiencing this in the city. Maybe these are irrational fears, esp. since both Taye and Jesse Martin were originals and signed on for the flick. Do any of you feel that turning a smash musical into a movie "cheapens it"?

Thank you so much for your thoughts on this. A few weeks ago, I saw the trailer at the movies and the music made my eyes tear up. I've pulled out the soundtrack and have been listening to it ever since. I will take your advice and see them as two separate entities. My sincere hope is that people like it enough to want to see it on stage. As silly as it may sound to some, Rent changed my life.

so...there arent any voicemails? or how bout any tuneups?

NOOOOOOOOOOO!!!!!!!!!!!!!