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Various Breakbeat Soundtrack Techno Drum Bass Nu Metal 1997

Performer: Various
Genre: Electronic / Rock / Screen and Stage
Title: Spawn The Album
Country: US
Released: 1997
Style: Breakbeat, Soundtrack, Techno, Drum n Bass, Nu Metal
Label: Immortal Records , Epic, Sony Music Soundtrax
Catalog Number: EK 68494, CTDP 000125
FLAC version ZIP size: 1066 mb
MP3 version ZIP size: 2979 mb
WMA version ZIP size: 2579 mb
Rating: 4.5
Votes: 395

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Tracklist

1	–Korn & The Dust Brothers	Kick The P.A. Mixed By – The Dust BrothersProducer – Korn, The Dust BrothersRecorded By [Additional] – Josh AbrahamWritten-By – Korn, The Dust Brothers	3:21
2	–Mansun & 808 State	Skin Up Pin Up Mixed By – The Baron, Mansun, Mike HunterProducer – 808 State, Paul DraperWritten-By – A. Barker, D. Partington, G. Massey, P. Draper	5:27
3	–Silverchair & Vitro	Spawn Producer – Silverchair, VitroRemix – VitroWritten-By – B. Gillies, D. Johns	4:28
4	–Prodigy & Tom Morello	One Man Army Producer, Mixed By – Liam HowlettWritten-By – L. Howlett, T. Morello	4:14
5	–Metallica & DJ Spooky	For Whom The Bell Tolls (The Irony Of It All) Bass – DJ SpookyEngineer – Chris FlamProducer – MetallicaProducer [Additional] – D. J. SpookyWritten-By – C. Burton, J. Hetfield, L. Ulrich	4:39
6	–Henry Rollins & Goldie	T-4 Strain Engineer, Mixed By – Rob PlayfordProducer – Goldie, Rob PlayfordWritten-By – Goldie, H. Rollins	5:19
7	–Slayer & Atari Teenage Riot	No Remorse (I Wanna Die) Producer, Mixed By – Alec EmpireWritten-By – A. Empire, J. Hanneman, K. King, T. Araya	4:16
8	–Butthole Surfers & Moby	Tiny Rubberband Producer, Mixed By – The Butthole SurfersWritten-By – Butthole Surfers, R. Hall	4:12
9	–Filter & The Crystal Method	(Can't You) Trip Like I Do Mixed By – Ben GrosseWritten-By, Recorded By, Producer – Filter , The Crystal Method	4:27
10	–Marilyn Manson & Sneaker Pimps	Long Hard Road Out Of Hell Co-producer – Sneaker PimpsEngineer [Asistant] – Devon Kirkpatrick, Tony GiampaoloLyrics By – M. MansonMixed By, Engineer – Sean BeavanMusic By – T. RamirezProducer – Marilyn Manson , Sean Beavan	4:21
11	–Soul Coughing & Roni Size	A Plane Scraped Its Belly On A Sooty Yellow Moon Lyrics By – M. DoughtyMixed By – Roni SizeMusic By – Roni Size, Soul CoughingProducer – Roni Size, Soul Coughing	5:26
12	–Stabbing Westward & Wink	Torn Apart Producer, Mixed By – Josh Wink, Stabbing WestwardWritten-By – Wink, Stabbing Westward	4:53
13	–Incubus & D.J. Greyboy	Familiar Producer – Jim WirtWritten-By – A. Katunich, A. Stevens, B. Boyd, G. Koppel, J. Pasillas, M. Einziger	3:22
14	–Orbital & Kirk Hammett	Satan Engineer [Additional] – Francis Buckley, Kent MatkeProducer [Additional For Spawn] – Graeme RevellWritten-By, Producer – P & P Hartnoll	3:45

Versions

Category	Artist	Title (Format)	Label	Category	Country	Year
EK 68898	Various	Spawn (The Album) ‎(CD, Album)	Immortal Records , Epic Soundtrax, Sony Music Soundtrax	EK 68898	Australia	1997
EK 68494	Various	Spawn The Album ‎(CD, Comp, Unofficial)	Epic , Sony Music Soundtrax , Immortal Records	EK 68494	Bulgaria	Unknown
EK 68494	Various	Spawn The Album ‎(CD, Comp)	Immortal Records , Epic Soundtrax, Sony Music Soundtrax	EK 68494	Australia	1997
31-003163-20, XPR 3163, none	Various	Spawn (The Album) ‎(2x12", Album, Comp, Promo)	Sony Music Soundtrax, Epic, Immortal Records	31-003163-20, XPR 3163, none	Europe	1997
KPAMC A-059	Various	Spawn The Album ‎(Cass, Comp, Unofficial)	K.P.A. Records	KPAMC A-059	Russia	1997

Credits

A&R [Soundtrack A&R] – Denise Luiso, Glen Brunman, Paul Pontius
Art Direction, Design – David Coleman , Frank Harkins
Artwork [Poster And Special Cover Artwork Colored By] – Brian Haberlin
Artwork [Poster And Special Cover Artwork Created By] – Greg Capullo, Todd McFarlane
Coordinator [Album Music Coordinators] – Anitra Silverton, Joe Fischer
Executive-Producer [Soundtrack] – Happy Walters
Mastered By – Stephen Marcussen
Other [Executive In Charge Of Music For New Line Cinema] – Toby Emmerich
Other [Executive In Charge Of Music For Todd Mcfarlane Entertainment] – Terry Fitzgerald
Other [Music Clearances] – Jill Meyers
Other [Music Executives For New Line Cinema] – Dana Sano, Lori Silfen
Other [Music Supervisors] – George Acogny, Graeme Revell
Other [Soundtrack Executive For New Line Cinema] – Jonatan McHugh
Photography By – Nels Israelson, Peter Iovino

Notes

Mastered at Precision Mastering, Hollywood.

Includes exclusive mini-poster by Todd McFarlane.

Barcodes

Barcode: 0 7464-68494-2 2
Mastering SID Code: IFPI L423
Matrix / Runout (Variant 1): CTDP-000125 F3 1A 01
Matrix / Runout (Variant 2): CTDP-000125 F3 1A 03
Matrix / Runout (Variant 3): CTDP-000125 F3 1A 04
Mould SID Code (Variant 1): IFPI 7266
Mould SID Code (Variant 2): IFPI 7248
Mould SID Code (Variant 3): IFPI 7285
Mould SID Code (Variant 4): IFPI 7223

Companies

Mastered At – Precision Mastering
Glass Mastered At – DADC – CTDP-000125

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On paper it sounds great - rock/metal heavyweights collaborating with electronic ones. In reality, it doesn't work most of the time. Although rock/electronic collaborations were done before (think Pierre Henry/Spooky Tooth record from 1970, which reportedly wasn't extremely succesful), there was nothing similar done on a massive scale and with so many big names. Also, pairing of musicians might raise some eyebrows. Returning to compilation itself - there are no terrible/irritating tracks, but nothing that stands out either (ok, although i admit that the most well-known track here (Filter/Chrystal Method collaboration) is quite energetic). Aside from that, i have a feeling that a lot of tracks weren't real collaborations, but rather remixes/remakes of originals (especially "For Whom The Bell Tolls" and "Satan"). The only track that's missing from most of Spawn copies is collaboration by Morphine and Apollo 440, which i'm not familiar with. But even if it sounds better than most tracks here, i doubt that it might save this soundtrack from sounding mediocre for the most part.

What are you talking about man?This soundtrack is awesome.Maybe from a perspective of person who likes rock/metal, but is not really into electronic dance music this album suck.But for me, a guy who loves electronic music (techno, psy trance and house as a kid, now mostly drum'n'bass and other UK genres) this soundtrack is a perfect combination of rock and metal with electronica and hip hop, breakbeats and jungle/dnb.I used to love it back in 97, and I still love it today.All tunes are very 90s, but in the same time the sound very fresh today.Of course at the end it's all a matter of taste :)Cheers man.

I definitly think it is one of the best soundtracks out there. All tracks are only avaible on this release, which is rare for a soundtrack. Top tracks are 1: The Prodigy + Tom Morello - One Man Army. 2: Filter + Crystal Method - Trip Like I Do. 3: Orbital & Hammett - Satan. 4. Metallica & DJ Spooky - For Whom The Bell Tolls. 5: Goldie & Rollins - T-4 Strain... I can go on... Great the whole way through in my opion. 9/10

Dat Prodigy Morello track tho.......Oh my goodness. Bout it tho yeah

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