the crow ost is the worst record i have ever heard

lol what a weird mix of songs

i still vibe with "Moonlight" though

― waiting for a czar to fall (Neanderthal)

The Coneheads

1 Magic Carpet Ride - Slash, Michael Monroe
2 Tainted Love - Soft Cell
3 No More Tears (Enough Is Enough) - K.D. Lang, Andy Bell
4 Kodachrome - Paul Simon
5 Can't Take My Eyes Off You - Morten Harket
6 It's A Free World Baby - R.E.M.
7 Soul To Squeeze - Red Hot Chili Peppers
8 Fight The Power - Barenaked ladies
9 Little Renee - Digable Planets
10 Chalo Jao - Babble
11 Conehead Love - Beldar and Prymaat with Nan Schaefer

At least worth it for “little renee”, “Babble” and “soul to squeeze” which might be one of the few RHCP songs I actually like.

shit Barenaked Ladies did Public Enemy, wow respect

Barenaked Ladies doing Fight the Power?!

lol i was making a joke thinking it had to be a similarly titled song and not PE's but...

I am sadly very wrong and now I am very angry

I googled the song. Don’t do this.

Also lol at OLP (Our Lady Peace) getting brought up. I was in one of their videos

!!!! which one?

I have already revealed too much!

got it, Superman's Dead

it's right there in the credits, Introducing Thermo Thinwall-Patterson, III

“Let Superman die if he wants to, die if he wants to”

Yes but what about the Not Another Teen Movie soundtrack? Shame about MM being involved but remember Saliva?

1. Tainted Love (Soft Cell) – Covered by Marilyn Manson

2. Never Let Me Down Again (Depeche Mode) –Covered by The Smashing Pumpkins

3. Blue Monday (New Order) –Covered by Orgy

4. The Metro (Berlin) –Covered by System of a Down

5. But Not Tonight (Depeche Mode) – Covered by Scott Weiland

6. Message of Love (The Pretenders) – Covered by Saliva

7. Bizarre Love Triangle (New Order) – Covered by Stabbing Westward

8. 99 Red Balloons (Nena) – Covered by Goldfinger

9.I Melt with You (Modern English) – Covered by Mest

10. If You Leave (OMD) – Covered by Good Charlotte

11. Please, Please, Please, Let Me Get What I Want (The Smiths) – Covered by Muse

12. Somebody's Baby (Jackson Browne) – Covered by Phantom Planet

Surprised the Daft Punk soundtrack for Tron hasn’t been mentioned.

Also no Space Jam! What!?

Also the CHEF soundtrack is cool cool cool

1. "I Like It Like That" Pete Rodriguez 4:25
2. "Lucky Man" Courtney John 3:16
3. "A Message to You, Rudy" Grant Phabao, Carlton Livingston and Lone Ranger 5:50
4. "Cavern" Liquid Liquid 5:17
5. "C.R.E.A.M" El Michels Affair 2:54
6. "Hung Over" The Martinis 2:07
7. "Que Se Sepa" Roberto Roena 3:14
8. "Ali Baba" Louie Ramirez 4:16
9. "Homenaje al Benny (Castellano Que Bueno Baila Usted)" Gente de Zona 4:00
10. "Mi Swing Es Tropical" Quantic & Nickodemus 3:56
11. "Bustin' Loose" Rebirth Brass Band 3:55
12. "Sexual Healing" Hot 8 Brass Band 4:59
13. "When My Train Pulls In" Gary Clark Jr. 7:13
14. "Travis County" Gary Clark Jr. 3:39
15. "West Coast Poplock" Ronnie Hudson and the Street People 5:29
16. "Oye Como Va" Perico Hernandez 4:06
17. "La Quimbumba" Perico Hernandez 6:05
18. "One Second Every Day" Lyle

1. Heroes - The Wallflowers
2. Come With Me (Rock Version) - Puff Daddy
3. Deeper Underground - Jamiroquai
4. No Shelter - Rage Against The Machine
5. Air - Ben Folds Five
6. Running Knees - Days Of The New
7. Macy Day Parade - Michael Penn
8. Walk The Sky - Fuel
9. A320 - Foo Fighters
10. Brain Stew - Green Day
11. Untitled - Silverchair
12. Out There - Fuzzbubble
13. Undercover - Joey DeLuxe

(GODZILLA)

― LC, Wednesday, May 12, 2004 9:36 PM (eighteen years ago) bookmarkflaglink

still the correct answer

Fight The Power - Barenaked ladies

is this what I think it is

Yes, and it is a crime against humanity

yeah that one is as bad as it sounds

Wait

Andy Bell and kd lang did Enough Is Enough?!

unless I'm mistaken, there appears to be no mention of the Valentine (2001) soundtrack or the SNL skit (transcript link: https://snltranscripts.jt.org/00/00kvalentine.phtml it inspired?
1 Superbeast (Porno Holocaust Remix) - Rob Zombie
2 God Of The Mind - Disturbed
3 Love Dump (Mephisto Odyssey's Voodoo Mix) - Static-X
4 Pushing Me Away - Linkin Park
5 Rx Queen - Deftones
6 Opticon - Orgy
7 Valentine's Day - Marilyn Manson
8 Filthy Mind - Amanda Ghost
9 Fall Again - Professional Muder Music
10 Smartbomb (BT's Mix) - BT
11 Son Song - Sean Lennon
12 Take A Picture (Hybrid Mix) - Filter
13 Breed - Snake River Conspiracy
14 1 A.M. - Beautiful Creatures

Also lol

I have three discrete friends who were in three discrete 90s CanRock videos as “troubled teens”

the SNL skit

"cunk" lol

Glad other people remember that SNL bit. A neat little takedown of that era's Corporate Rock.

Mentioned this upthread without citing the full tracklist

End of Days

1 Korn–Camel Song 4:21
2 Everlast–So Long 5:00
3 Professional Murder Music–Slow
Drums – Justin Bennett (2) 3:58
4 Limp Bizkit–Crushed 3:24
5 Guns N' Roses–Oh My God 3:40
6 The Prodigy–Poison 6:15
7 Rob Zombie–Superbeast (Girl On A Motorcycle Mix) 3:51
8 Eminem–Bad Influence 3:40
9 Powerman 5000–Nobody's Real 2:54
10 Stroke–I Wish I Had 6:34
11 Sonic Youth–Sugar Kane 5:58
12 Creed (3)–Wrong Way 4:19

I remember that soundtrack causing some small excitement for having the first new G n' R song in five years, until we all heard it.

kd lang's cover of "Enough Is Enough" was great---I didn't remember Andy Bell on it: sorry Andy but you knew the job was dangerous when you took it (kd tsunami)

Set It Off: Music From the New Line Cinema Motion Picture

No.
1. "Set It Off" Organized Noize featuring Queen Latifah 5:02
2. "Missing You" Brandy, Tamia, Gladys Knight & Chaka Khan 4:23
3. "Don't Let Go (Love)" En Vogue 4:51
4. "Days of Our Livez" Bone Thugs-N-Harmony 5:49
5. "Sex Is on My Mind" Blulight 4:40
6. "Live to Regret" Busta Rhymes 4:18
7. "Angel" Simply Red 3:39
8. "Name Callin'" Queen Latifah 3:50
9. "Angelic Wars" Goodie Mob 3:21
10. "Come On" Billy Lawrence featuring MC Lyte 4:09
11. "Let It Go" Ray J 4:53
12. "Hey Joe" (Live) Seal 4:20
13. "The Heist" Da 5 Footaz 4:04
14. "From Yo Blind Side" X-Man featuring H Squad 4:04
Total length: 61:23
"Up Against the Wind" (runtime – 4:28), sung by Lori Perri and produced by Christopher Young, is not included in the soundtrack.[12]

I didn't remember so many tracks that long; they didn't seem too long at all.
General agreement on that:

he soundtrack was released on September 24, 1996, by East West Records and featured production from several of hip hop and R&B's top producers, such as Organized Noize, DJ U-Neek and DJ Rectangle. The soundtrack was a huge success, making it to number four on the Billboard 200 and number three on the Top R&B/Hip-Hop Albums. It featured seven charting singles: "Set It Off", "Don't Let Go (Love)", "Days of Our Livez", "Angel", "Come On", "Let It Go" and "Missing You". All of the singles had music videos made for them. The track "The Heist" by Da 5 Footaz also had a music video made, even though it was not released as a single. On November 12, 1996, the album was certified platinum by the RIAA.

Set It Off became known as a staple in urban cinema as a cult classic.[13] The film was also the center of many parodies and attracted spoofs in television, YouTube and social media alike with creators and actors recreating memorable scenes from the movie, particularly the rooftop scene; Stony's desperate decision to obtain money for her brother; the fight between Cleo and Stony and the final standoff scene...

I remember that soundtrack causing some small excitement for having the first new G n' R song in five years, until we all heard it.

― Maxmillion D. Boosted (jon /via/ chi 2.0), Wednesday, February 22, 2023 12:07 PM bookmarkflaglink

"Oh My God" must have been named after the execs reaction to hearing the demo.

The Dracula 2000 ost seems to me like the 00s update to The Crow ost

1. "Ultra Mega" Spider One Powerman 5000 3:30
2. "A Welcome Burden" Steve Kmak, Dan Donegan, Mike Wengren, David Draiman Disturbed 3:31
3. "Bloodline" Jeff Hanneman, Tom Araya Slayer 3:21
4. "The Metro" John Crawford System of a Down 2:59
5. "Heads Explode" Dave Wyndorf Monster Magnet 3:49
6. "Break You Down" Jason Miller, Mike Miller, Ullrich Hepperlin, James O'Connor Godhead feat. Marilyn Manson 3:17
7. "One Step Closer" Linkin Park Linkin Park 2:37
8. "Avoid the Light" Phil Anselmo, Vinnie Paul, Dimebag Darrell, Rex Brown Pantera 6:27
9. "Otsego Undead" Wayne Static, Tony Campos, Ken Jay Static-X 3:52
10. "Swan Dive" Hed PE Hed PE 3:36
11. "Day by Day" Mike DeWolf, Stephen Richards, Phil Lipscomb, Jarrod Montague Taproot 3:20
12. "Malice" Endo Endo 3:43
13. "Blind World" Flybanger Flybanger 4:06
14. "Sober" Johnny Rock Heatley, Sarah Reitkopp Halfcocked 4:07
15. "Your Disease" Josey Scott, Chris D'Abaldo, Wayne Swinny

otm.

lol Avoid the Light, that's the non-cover Pantera song that nobody remembers (I heard it just the once on the radio).

god that Slayer song sucks balls.

People really understate just how garbage Bostaph-era Slayer was. The more I think about it the more I feel like Dave Lombardo was the most important member of that band. He wasn't just a 1000x better/more interesting drummer; he inspired them to write better songs.

I think even the other Slayer band members would agree.

I still say Divine Intervention is a classic, and not just because I have its cover tattooed on my arm. Diabolus is 40% great, 60% shit, and Repentless is...well...largely forgettable with some highlights.

I hate God Hates Us All outside of Disciple and God Send Death (Brad will fight me on this one iirc)

Zeitgeist chasing with The X-Files soundtracks. First one is for the show, second for the movie

https://www.discogs.com/release/1918046-Various-Songs-In-The-Key-Of-X
1. Mark Snow - X-Files Theme (Main Title)
2. Soul Coughing - Unmarked Helicopters
3. Sheryl Crow– - On The Outside
4. Foo Fighters - Down In The Park
5. William S. Burroughs & R.E.M. - Star Me Kitten
6. Nick Cave And The Bad Seeds - Red Right Hand
7. Filter - Thanks Bro
8. Frank Black - Man Of Steel
9. Meat Puppets - Unexplained
10. Danzig - Deep
11. Screamin' Jay Hawkins - Frenzy
12. Elvis Costello With Brian Eno - My Dark Life
13. Rob Zombie And Alice Cooper - Hands Of Death (Burn Baby Burn)
14. P.M. Dawn - If You Never Say Goodbye
15. Mark Snow - X-Files Theme

https://www.discogs.com/release/409829-Various-The-X-Files-The-Album
1. Mike Oldfield - Tubular X
2. Filter - One
3. Tonic - Flower Man
4. Foo Fighters - Walking After You
5. Ween - Beacon Light
6. Sting & Aswad - Invisible Sun
7. The Cardigans - Deuce
8. Better Than Ezra - One More Murder
9. The Cure - More Than This
10. Björk - Hunter
11. Soul Coughing - 16 Horses
12. X - Crystal Ship
13. Sarah McLachlan - Black
14. Noel Gallagher - Teotihuacan
15. The Dust Brothers - The X-Files Theme

Beacon Light is a great Ween jam.

I think the x-files tv soundtrack had one of those secret tracks where you rewind from the beginning?

The X files movie soundtrack was the only good thing about that movie. Even the Sting song is ok. And no idea if that Noel Gallagher is the Oasis one - I’ll assume it is - but even that song is interesting, albeit sounding extremely late 90’s. It’s not rock and sounds nothing like Oasis - it’s closer to idk Craig Armstrong iirc - so maybe it’s not that Noel Gallagher.

Keeping with the style of the times, the Filter track on the movie soundtrack is a Nilsson/Three Dog Night cover, the X (geddit?) song is a Doors cover, and Sting is redoing a Police track.

Although The X-Files: The Album is the soundtrack to the 1998 film The X-Files, only one of the album's songs—"Crystal Ship" by X—is actually heard during the film, briefly playing on a jukebox during a brief scene, while "Teotihuacan" by Noel Gallagher and "Walking After You" by Foo Fighters play over the ending credits. The album's producer, David Was, intended to match the film's tone rather than using the songs as content, leading to several of the artists involved contributing material which would seem "uncharacteristically eerie" compared to their usual work.

...

The inclusion of a track by the group Ween was spurred by fact that The X-Files star David Duchovny had first met then-wife Téa Leoni through their mutual appreciation for the group

Fight The Power - Barenaked ladies

My friend got into a quarrel with someone who claimed BNL's version was "funkier" than Public Enemy's.

The album's producer, David Was, intended to match the film's tone rather than using the songs as content

I had just been wondering if the same two or three music supervisors did a bunch of these 90s/00s soundtracks.

x-files album has that great cure song that's basically a solo robert smith recording.

My friend got into a quarrel with someone who claimed BNL's version was "funkier" than Public Enemy's.

― Halfway there but for you, Thursday, February 23, 2023 7:51 AM

most appropriate use of quotes i've seen in a while.

Reservoir Dogs soundtrack
From The Quentin Tarantino Archives

This is a list of all tracks from the film in chronological order, with notes indicating if they are on the CD or not. IT IS CURRENTLY UNDER CONSTRUCTION.

Track Listing
"Madonna Speech" (dialog) (on CD: Nr 8)
"Keep On Truckin'" (dialog) (on CD: Nr 14)
1. Little Green Bag - George Baker Selection (on CD: Nr 2) (Opening titles)
"Bohemiath" (dialog) (on CD: Nr 5)
2. I Gotcha - Joe Tex (on CD: Nr 6) (Eddie driving to warehouse; The others are beating the cop)
"Super Sounds" (dialog) (on CD: Nr 10)
3. Stuck In The Middle With You - Stealer's Wheel (on CD: Nr 11) (Mr. Blonde torturing the cop)
4. Harvest Moon - Bedlam (on CD: Nr 12) (Freddy talking with his colleague in the restaurant)
5. Magic Carpet Ride - Bedlam (on CD: Nr 7) (Mr. Orange telling the commode story in the club)
6. Fool For Love - Sandy Rogers (on CD: Nr 9) (the song playing in Mr. Orange's apartment)
7. Hooked On A Feeling - Blue Swede (on CD: Nr 4) (Pink, Orange, White and Eddie in the car)
Let's Get A Taco" (dialog (on CD: Nr 13)
8. Coconut - Harry Nilsson (on CD: Nr 15) (end credits)
K-Billy Excerpts not in the Movie
"Home Of Rock (dialogue)" (on CD: Nr 16)
"And Now Little Green Bag" (dialog) (on CD: Nr 1)
"Rock Flock Of Five" (on CD: Nr 3)
Unconfirmed Songs/Not on Official Release
Wes Turned Country: Written by Nikki Bernard
Country's Cool: Written by Peter Morris
It's Country: Written by Henrik Nielson
Referenced Songs
All the songs the guys are talking about in the restaurant:

Like A Virgin - Madonna: (All about big dicks)
True Blue - Madonna: (Big fuckin hit)
Heartbeat (It's a Lovebeat) - Tony De Franco and The De Franco Family
The Night the Lights Went Out in Georgia - Vicky Lawrence
Other Songs Mentioned on K-Billy
Doesn't Somebody Want to be Wanted - The Partridge Family
Love Grows Where My Rosemary Goes - Edison Lighthouse
Money - Pink Floyd
The World Is A Ghetto - WAR
Unused Songs
Money by Pink Floyd. The first draft of the script called for the song where "Little Green Bag" is now. It was later changed because Tarantino heard "Little Green Bag" over the radio and was extremely nostalgic.
Ballroom Blitz by Sweet - Quentin Tarantino was considering using this 70s pop rock song as an alternate song for the "ear" scene, but went with Stuck in the Middle with You by Stealer's Wheel instead.

X-Files movie soundtrack was an exemplar of the "random shit from artists you might want to hear from, but probably not these songs. also, badly-conceived covers"

Sorry gonna have to roll with Roberto Rodriguez for a minute---part one:

Desperado

"Canción del Mariachi" ("Morena de Mi Corazón") (Los Lobos and Antonio Banderas) 2:06
"Six Blade Knife" (Dire Straits) 4:34
"Jack the Ripper" (Link Wray) 2:31
"Manifold de Amour" (Latin Playboys) 2:03
"Forever Night Shade Mary" (Latin Playboys) 3:00
"Pass the Hatchet" (Roger & The Gypsies) 3:00
"Bar Fight" (Los Lobos) 1:54
"Strange Face of Love" (Tito & Tarantula) 5:51
"Bucho's Gracias/Navajas Attacks" (Los Lobos) 3:56
"Bulletproof" (Los Lobos) 1:42
"Bella" (Carlos Santana) 4:29
"Quédate Aquí" (Salma Hayek) 2:05
"Rooftop Action" (Los Lobos) 1:36
"Phone Call" (Los Lobos) 2:16
"White Train (Showdown)" (Tito & Tarantula) 5:57
"Back to the House That Love Built" (Tito & Tarantula) 4:41
"Let Love Reign" (Los Lobos) 3:22
"Mariachi Suite" (Los Lobos) 4:22

From Dusk Til Dawn
"Everybody Be Cool" – 0:04
Dialogue extract, performed by George Clooney as Seth Gecko
"Dark Night" (Dave Alvin) – 3:48
Performed by The Blasters
"Mexican Blackbird " (Billy Gibbons, Dusty Hill, Frank Beard) – 3:03
Performed by ZZ Top
"Texas Funeral" (David Vaught) – 2:32
Performed by Jon Wayne
"Foolish Heart" (Raul Malo and Evan York) – 3:32
Performed by The Mavericks
"Would You Do Me a Favor?" – 0:11
Dialogue extract performed by Juliette Lewis and Quentin Tarantino as Kate Fuller and Richie Gecko
"Dengue Woman Blues" (Jimmie Vaughan) – 6:23
Performed by Jimmie Vaughan
"Torquay" (George Tomsco) – 2:41
Performed by The Leftovers
"She's Just Killing Me" (Billy Gibbons, Dusty Hill, Frank Beard) – 4:55
Performed by ZZ Top
"Chet's Speech" – 0:42
Dialogue extract performed by Cheech Marin as Chet Pussy
"Angry Cockroaches (Cucarachas Enojadas)" (Tito Larriva and Peter Atanasoff) – 5:14
Performed by Tito & Tarantula
"Mary Had a Little Lamb" (Buddy Guy) – 4:15
Performed by Stevie Ray Vaughan and Double Trouble
"After Dark" (Tito Larriva and Steven Hufsteter) – 4:11
Performed by Tito & Tarantula
"Willie the Wimp (And His Cadillac Coffin)" (Bill Carter and Ruth Ellsworth) – 4:34
Performed by Stevie Ray Vaughan and Double Trouble
"Kill the Band" – 0:05
Dialogue extract performed by Tom Savini as Sex Machine
"Mexican Standoff" (Graeme Revell) – 0:49
"Sex Machine Attacks" (Graeme Revell) – 1:22
"Untitled" – 0:28[2]
Hidden track; dialogue extract performed by Cheech Marin as Chet Pussy

Tin Cup

1 Texas Tornados–Little Bit Is Better Than Nada 3:32
2 Jimmie Vaughan–Cool Lookin' Woman 4:38
3 Keb' Mo'–Crapped Out Again 2:32
4 Bruce Hornsby–Big Stick 3:15
5 Bruce Hornsby–Nobody There But Me 3:50
6 Mary Chapin Carpenter–Let Me Into Your Heart 2:53
7 Chris Isaak–I Wonder 2:57
8 Amanda Marshall–This Could Take All Night 3:09
9 Shawn Colvin–Back To Salome 3:08
10 George Jones (2)–Just One More 3:04
11 Patty Loveless–Where Are You Boy 3:28
12 James House– Every Minute, Every Hour, Every Day 4:14
13 Joe Ely–Character Flaw 3:01
14 Mickey Jones (2)–Double Bogey Blues 3:32

Bruce Hornsby–Big Stick 3:15 Bruce Hornsby–Big Stick 3:15 Bruce Hornsby–Big Stick 3:15 Bruce Hornsby–Big Stick 3:15 Bruce Hornsby–Big Stick 3:15 Bruce Hornsby–Big Stick 3:15