Repo! The Genetic Opera - Musical Numbers

Musical Numbers

Repo! The Genetic Opera holds the record for the most songs ever composed for inclusion in one film, with a total of 64. This is the official list of all the songs in the film. Some were cut from the final edit of the film.

Melora Creager of Rasputina plays cello on the soundtrack. A 7-track demo CD dubbed the "Pre-Surgery Sampler", was released on July 24, 2008. A 22-track soundtrack was released on September 30. Songs do not appear in the same sequence on the CD as they do in the film. On February 20, 2009, an extended edition of the soundtrack was released online. The "Deluxe Edition" contains 38 tracks; and the song, "Zydrate Anatomy", was re-cut and used in its film version for this edition.

In the film, the following songs are performed: (* = instrumental)

  1. "Depraved Heart Murder at Sanitarium Square"*
  2. "Genetic Repo Man" - GraveRobber
  3. "Crucifixus"*
  4. "The Prognosis"*
  5. "Things You See in a Graveyard (Part 1)" - Rotti
  6. "21st Century Cure" - GraveRobber, Shilo
  7. "Shilo Wakes" - Nathan, Shilo
  8. "Infected" - Shilo
  9. "Nathan's Story"*
  10. "Legal Assassin" - Nathan, Ghostly chorus
  11. "Lungs and Livers" - GeneCo Chorus
  12. "Mark It Up" - Genterns, Amber, Luigi, Pavi
  13. "Tao of Mag (Part 1)" - Mag
  14. "Rotti's Story"*
  15. "Things You See in a Graveyard (Part 2)" - Rotti
  16. "Limo Ride" - Rotti and Shilo
  17. "Thankless Job" - Nathan
  18. "A Ventriloquist's Mess"*
  19. "Tao of Mag (Part 2)" - Mag
  20. "No Organs? No Problemo!" - GeneCo chorus
  21. "Largo's Little Helpers" - Child chorus
  22. "Genterns" - Genterns, Pavi
  23. "Luigi, Pavi, Amber Harass Mag" - Luigi, Mag, Amber, Pavi, Rotti
  24. "Seeing You Stirs Memories (Part 1)" - Rotti
  25. "Blind Mag's Story"*
  26. "Seeing You Stirs Memories (Part 2)" - Rotti, Mag
  27. "My, What Big Scissors You Have" - Shilo
  28. "Housecall" - Rotti (spoken)
  29. "Inopportune Telephone Call" - Nathan, Shilo
  30. "Before the Escape"*
  31. "GraveRobber and Shilo Escape" - GraveRobber, Shilo
  32. "Zydrate Support Network" - Rotti
  33. "Worthy Heirs?"*
  34. "Zydrate Anatomy" - GraveRobber, Shilo, Amber, Zydrate addicts
  35. "Disposal Crew" - Disposal crew
  36. "A Dump Truck Home"*
  37. "Who Ordered Pizza?" - Luigi, Pavi, Nathan, Rotti, Amber
  38. "Night Surgeon" - Nathan, Rotti, Henchgirls, Luigi, Pavi, Genterns
  39. "The Visitor"*
  40. "Chase the Morning" - Mag, Shilo, Marni
  41. "Everyone's a Composer" - Mag, Nathan, Shilo
  42. "Come Back!" - Nathan and Shilo
  43. "What Chance Has a 17 Year Old Girl" - Nathan, Shilo
  44. "Seventeen" - Shilo
  45. "Pre-Happiness"*
  46. "Happiness is Not a Warm Scalpel" - Amber, Rotti
  47. "Gold" - Rotti
  48. "Nathan Discovers Rotti's Plan" - Nathan, Shilo
  49. "Tonight We Are Betrayed" - Nathan
  50. "At the Opera Tonight" - Shilo, Mag, Nathan, Amber, GraveRobber, Rotti, Luigi, Pavi
  51. "Bloodbath!" - GraveRobber
  52. "Not Your Parents' Opera"*
  53. "We Started This Op'ra Shit!" - Luigi, Pavi, Rotti, GeneCo chorus
  54. "Interrogation Room Challenge" - Rotti
  55. "Blame Not My Cheeks" - Amber, GeneCo chorus
  56. "Chromaggia" - Mag
  57. "Mag's Fall"*
  58. "Pièce De Résistance" - Rotti
  59. "Let the Monster Rise" - Nathan, Shilo
  60. "A Ten Second Opera"*
  61. "Sawman's Lament" - Rotti, Luigi, Pavi, Shilo, Nathan
  62. "The Man Who Made You Sick" - Rotti, Shilo, Nathan
  63. "Cut the Ties" - Rotti, Luigi, Shilo, Pavi
  64. "Shilo Turns Against Rotti" - Shilo, Rotti, Nathan
  65. "The King is Dead" - Rotti (spoken)
  66. "I Didn't Know I'd Love You So Much" - Shilo, Nathan
  67. "Genetic Emancipation" - Shilo
  68. "Epitaph" - GraveRobber, Zydrate addicts
  69. "VUK-R" - Katie Fitzgerald (end credits)
  70. "Repo Man" - Ogre (end credits)
  71. "Needle Through a Bug" - GraveRobber, Shilo (deleted scene)
  72. "Bravi!" - Mag, Luigi, Pavi, Rotti, Amber, Genterns (deleted scene)
  73. "Aching Hour" - Sarah Brightman (end credits)

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