Body of War: Songs That Inspired an Iraq War Veteran

Disc 1
1	Hero's Song / Brendon James 4:09
2	American Terrorist / Lupe Fiasco 4:39
3	Light Up Ya Lighter / Michael Franti 4:54
4	Guerilla Radio / Rage Against the Machine 3:27
5	Son of a Bush / Public Enemy 5:51
6	Empty Walls / Serj Tankian 3:50
7	Let Them Eat War / Bad Religion 2:58
8	White People for Peace / Against Me! 3:31
9	Letter from Iraq / The Bouncing Souls 2:56
10	War / Dilated Peoples 1:33
11	Overcome (The Recapitulation) / RX Bandits 3:45
12	Fields of Agony / No Use for a Name 2:22
13	Bushonomics / Dr. Cornel West 3:30
14	The 4th Branch / Immortal Technique 5:18
15	B.Y.O.B. / System of a Down 4:18
16	No More / Eddie Vedder Live 4:43
Disc 2
1	Devils & Dust / Bruce Springsteen 4:59
2	Masters of War / Pearl Jam Live 5:37
3	When the President Talks to God / Bright Eyes 2:29
4	Gimme Some Truth / John Lennon 3:14
5	The Restless Consumer / Neil Young 5:48
6	Battle Hymns / The Nightwatchman 4:31
7	Anthrax / Kimya Dawson 3:18
8	WMD / Blow Up Hollywood 3:55
9	State of the Union / David Ford 4:31
10	Yo George / Tori Amos 1:25
11	Love Vigilantes / Laura Cantrell 4:16
12	Black Rain 2:55
13	To Kill the Child / Roger Waters 3:32
14	Day After Tomorrow / Tom Waits 5:53

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This intimate feature documentary about Tomas Young, a 25-year-old soldier paralyzed while serving in the U.S. Army in Iraq, was produced by former talk-show host Phil Donahue and award-winning director Ellen Sprio. Eddie Vedder‘s song "No More" headlines the two-disc soundtrack -- an antiwar statement that features an eclectic mix of artists including Public Enemy, Bruce Springsteen, John Lennon, and Tori Amos.