The Matrix: Music from the Motion Picture
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| The Matrix: Music from the Motion Picture | ||
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| Soundtrack by Various Artists | ||
| Released | March 30, 1999 | |
| Genre | Various | |
| Length | 62:36 | |
| Label | Warner / Maverick | |
| Producer(s) | Guy Oseary, Russ Rieger | |
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The Matrix: Music from the Motion Picture is a 1999 soundtrack album from the blockbuster film, The Matrix.
The soundtrack included most of the tracks the movie popularized such as "Dragula" by Rob Zombie (remixed by Hot Rod Herman) or the "lobby shootout music", actually called "Spybreak!", played by the British big beat duo Propellerheads. Some songs, however, were not played during the movie (Deftones' "My Own Summer", Rammstein's "Du Hast"), and Rage Against the Machine's "Wake Up" was only in credits.
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[edit] Track listing
- "Rock is Dead" by Marilyn Manson – 3:11
- "Spybreak! (Short One)" by the Propellerheads – 4:00
- "Bad Blood" by Ministry – 5:00
- "Clubbed to Death (Kurayamino Mix)" by "Rob D" aka Rob Dougan – 7:26
- "Prime Audio Soup" by Meat Beat Manifesto – 6:17
- "Leave You Far Behind" by Lunatic Calm – 3:13
- "Mindfields" by The Prodigy – 5:40
- "Dragula (Hot Rod Herman Remix)" by Rob Zombie – 4:37
- "My Own Summer (Shove It)" by the Deftones – 3:34
- "Ultrasonic Sound" by Hive – 4:54
- "Look to Your Orb for the Warning" by Monster Magnet – 4:42
- "Du Hast" by Rammstein – 3:54
- "Wake Up" by Rage Against the Machine – 6:03
[edit] Track order by movie appearance
- "Dragula", when Neo meets Trinity at the night club
- "Mindfields", in the same scene
- "Clubbed to Death", when Neo and Morpheus are in the "Woman in the red dress" program
- "Prime Audio Soup", when Morpheus takes Neo to see the Oracle
- "Spybreak!", lobby shootout scene
- "Wake Up", when Neo hangs up the phone at the end of the movie and flies away, continues into credits
- "Rock is Dead", credits
[edit] Tracks missing from the OST
- None of the orchestral score in the movie was used in the OST; parts of it received a separate release on a Score album, and low-quality MP3s of much of the remainder can be downloaded from Davis' website.
- The music playing on Neo's headphones ("Dissolved Girl" by Massive Attack) when he is contacted by Trinity.
- The background music when Neo fights Morpheus in the sparring program (Davis' "Bow Whisk Orchestra", combining semi-improvisational drumming, a heavily edited version of "Leave You Far Behind", and Davis' "Switch and Break Show").
- The faint music that can be heard when Neo meets the Oracle is of 1930's jazz origin - "Minor Swing" by guitarist Django Reinhardt is followed by composer Duke Ellington's "I'm Beginning to See the Light".
- A track appearing to be an excerpt from "The Eyes of Truth" by the musical project, Enigma was used for the movie's worldwide trailer. This is widely credited as "The Conquest of Truth" by Music Junkies, suggesting that the version in the film was recomposed or remixed from the original.
- A track titled "(Can't You) Trip Like I Do", a collaboration between the groups Filter and The Crystal Method, was used for the theatrical trailer of the movie. This track can be found on the Spawn soundtrack album.
