Score
The original score for the film was composed by Adam Gorgoni. A soundtrack was released and is available only through the iTunes Store. The track listing is as follows:
- "Callin' Out" - Lyrics Born
- "No Tomorrow" - The Blackouts
- "Hardcore Days, Softcore Nights" - Aqueduct
- "I Started Running" - The Talk
- "The Gay '90s" - Alternative Champs
- "Will My Lord Be Gardening" - Lilys
- "Fashion Fatale" - Read Yellow
- "Frantic (Roman Polanski version)" - Aqueduct
- "Dance" - Snatches of Pink
- "Nick and T-Dog's P-H-Fat Rap (radio edit)" - Andy Milonakis and Max Kasch
The film also included songs by The Rattlesnakes, The New Pornographers, Reaching Forward, Spoon, REO Speedwagon, Peaches, Leftfield, Goldfinger, Spin Doctors, Sunday's Best, High Speed Scene, and Large Pro.
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