David Holmes, famed DJ turned crossover artist, presents the soundtrack to "Analyze That" - the sequel to the hugely successful "Analyze This", starring Robert DeNiro, Billy Crystal and Lisa Kudrow. This upbeat jazzy score has a wink and smirk feel similar to his previous soundtrack, "Oceans Eleven".

Everyone's favorite neurotic mafia boss (with the possible exception of Tony Soprano) is out of prison and back on the couch in this sequel to the hit comedy "Analyze This." Ever since he ended up behind bars, mob leader Paul Vitti (Robert DeNiro) has been in sad shape, alternately weeping like a child and singing favorite tunes from "West Side Story." Fearful of his emotional stability, prison officials release Vitti into the custody of his psychiatrist, Dr. Ben Sobel (Billy Crystal), but this is far more responsibility than Sobel wants - he's having troubles with his family after the recent death of his father, also an analyst, and has been overworked since taking over his late father's practice. Sobel becomes even more exasperated when he learns Vitti will be moving into his home, which is especially upsetting for Sobel's wife Laura (Lisa Kudrow). As Sobel tries to get to the root of Vitti's problems - which are very much real, even if he was faking his symptoms behind bars - he tries to help Vitti find a straight job, which is hardly easy for a man of his temperament. And adding to all this confusion, several members of Vitti's old crew are after him, determined to insure that he doesn't pass along any incriminating information. "Analyze That" also features Cathy Moriarty-Gentile, Joseph Viterelli, and baseball legend Yogi Berra. 2002

1. Opening Credits
2. Guard Shoots Vitti
3. Getting the Cold
4. Drive to the Heist
5. Sushi Bar
6. Have a Nice Day
7. Restaurant Background
8. Rigazzi Arrives on Set
9. The Chase
10. Strip Club
11. Going Up in the Van
12. Spell Rigazzi
13. The Heist
14. Car Showroom
15. Driving Away in the Bus
16. Bedroom