Mortal Kombat [Original Soundtrack]

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  • Release Date: 01/13/2008
  • Original Release: 1995
  • Sales Rank: 19,173
  • Label: LONDON IMPORT
  • UPC: 042282869722

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Mortal Kombat [Original Soundtrack]

1LISTENTaste of Things to Come / George S. Clinton previously unreleased 0:47
2LISTENGoodbye / Gravity Kills Demo Version 3:10
3LISTENJuke Joint Jezebel / KMFDM Metropolis Mix 5:17
4LISTENUnlearn / Psykosonik Wink's Live Mix 7:29
5LISTENControl / Traci Lords Juno Reactor Instrumental 6:28
6LISTENHalcyon and on and On / Orbital 9:28
7LISTENUtah Saints Take on the Theme from Mortal Kombat / Utah Saints 3:00
8LISTENThe Invisible / Geezer 4:30
9LISTENZero Signal / Fear Factory 5:58
10LISTENBurn / Sister Machine Gun 4:40
11LISTENBlood & Fire / Type O Negative Out Of The Ashes Mix 4:35
12LISTENI Reject / Bile 2:57
13LISTENTwist the Knife (Slowly) / Napalm Death 2:53
14LISTENWhat U See/We All Bleed Red / Mutha's Day Out 4:09
15LISTENTechno Syndrome (Mortal Kombat) / The Immortals 7" Mix 3:22
16LISTENGoro Vs. Art / Buckethead previously unreleased 3:00
17LISTENDemon Warriors/Final Kombat / George S. Clinton previously unreleased 3:49

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Not all of the music on Mortal Kombat [Original Soundtrack] was used in the film. Instead, it contains a fair selection of songs that fit the atmosphere of the movie, as well as the tastes of the adolescent fans of the ultra-violent street-fighting arcade game. Mortal Kombat captures its essence, featuring a side of hardcore techno and a side of heavy metal. Although they may appear to be polar opposites, techno and metal aren't that dissimilar, propelled by aggression and relentless riffs. Musically, the record blends together well, but the album doesn't have consistently impressive performances. Nevertheless, the tracks from Orbital, KMFDM, Type O Negative, Traci Lords, Napalm Death, and the Utah Saints make the Mortal Kombat album worthwhile for fans of the movie and the game. Stephen Thomas Erlewine, All Music Guide

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