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Soundtracks
The Living End
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Where The Pavement Ends
Performed by
Braindead Sound Machine
Godlike
Performed by
KMFDM
Naive
Performed by
KMFDM
Good Vibrations
Written by
Donnie Wahlberg
,
Mark Wahlberg
,
Amir 'MC Spice' Shakir
&
Dan Hartman
Performed by
Marky Mark and the Funky Bunch
(as Marky Mark & The Funky Bunch)
I Want To Go To Hell
Performed by
KMFDM
Further Back And Faster
Performed by
Coil
The Snow
Performed by
Coil
Mask
Performed by
Babyland
Mindfuck
Performed by
Babyland
Smrow-Toh
Performed by
Babyland
Reality
Performed by
Babyland
Hate Rivet
Performed by
16 Volt
Hang Your Head
Performed by
16 Volt
Imitation
Performed by
16 Volt
Filament
Performed by
Chemlab
Blunt Force Trauma
Performed by
Chemlab
Countdown
Performed by Drance
Caliber
Performed by Drance
Jigsaw
Performed by
Psychic TV
I.C. Water
Performed by
Psychic TV
Cords of Love
Performed by Chris and Cosey
Synsaethesia
Performed by Chris and Cosey
Rosebud
Performed by Fred
Suburbarenity
Performed by Fred
Reactionary Lezbos With Gun Theme
Performed by Cambodia
Ingest
Performed by Biohazard PCB
Decisions
Performed by Biohazard PCB
Agress
Performed by Biohazard PCB
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