Rex Manning - Songs in The Film Not Listed On Soundtrack

Songs in The Film Not Listed On Soundtrack

  • "Can't Stop Losing Myself" by Dirt Clods
  • "Hey Joe" by Dirt Clods
  • "Dark and Brooding" by Noah Stone
  • "Thorn in My Side" by Quicksand
  • "Little Bastard" by Ass Ponys (as Ass Ponies)
  • "I Don't Know Why" by Sacrilicious
  • "Real" by Real
  • "If You Want Blood (You've Got It)" by AC/DC
  • "Counting Blue Cars" by Dishwalla
  • "Snakeface" by Throwing Muses
  • "Candy" by Full Tilt Gonzo
  • "How" by The Cranberries
  • "Hardlight" by Peg Boy
  • "Chew Toy" by Fig Dish
  • "Power Shack" by Fitz of Depression
  • "Saddam A Go-Go" by Gwar
  • "Backdown Blues" by Loose Diamonds
  • "Tomorrow" by Mouth Music
  • "Plowed" by Sponge
  • "Surround You" by Billy White Trio
  • "L.A. Girl" by Adolescents
  • "Seems" by Queen Sarah Saturday
  • "Vinyl Advice" by Dead Hot Workshop
  • "This is the Day" by The The
  • "Say No More (Mon Amour)" by Maxwell Caulfield as Rex Manning (written for the film)
  • "She Walks" by Poster Children
  • "Sorry" by Sybil Vane
  • "Infinity" by Mouth Music
  • "Money (That's What I Want)" by Flying Lizards
  • "Sugar High (ft. Renee Zellweger)" by Coyote Shivers
  • "Seems" by Queen Sarah Saturday
  • "Romeo and Juliet" by Dire Straits
  • "Video Killed the Radio Star" by The Buggles
  • "I Shot the Devil" by Suicidal Tendencies
  • "Rock 'n' Roll/EGA" by Daniel Johnston

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