MARILYN MANSON, EDDIE VEDDER, HENRY ROLLINS, CAMP FREDDY Featured On 'West Of Memphis' Soundtra

January 11, 2013

Marilyn Manson, Eddie Vedder, Henry Rollins and CAMP FREDDY are among the artists who have contributed songs to the star-studded soundtrack to the documentary film "West Of Memphis: Voices Of Justice", which investigates the wrongful imprisonment of Damien Echols, Jason Baldwin and Jessie Misskelley, known in the media as the West Memphis Three. The trio were arrested in 1994 for allegedly causing the 1993 deaths of three young boys, Stevie Branch, Michael Moore and Christopher Byers. After much publicity, celebrity support, new evidence, and controversy, the men were released in 2011, having served a total of 18 years and 78 days in prison.

The film, which picks up where previous documentaries about the case left off, was directed by Peter Jackson, Amy J. Berg and Echols himself and is currently showing in select theaters.

The soundtrack CD arrives on January 15 and can be pre-ordered at Amazon or iTunes.

"West Of Memphis: Voices Of Justice" soundtrack track listing:

01. HENRY ROLLINS (featuring Nick Cave & Warren Ellis original score) - "Damien Echols Death Row Letter Year 9"
02. NATALIE MAINES - "Mother"
03. LUCINDA WILLIAMS - "Joy"
04. CAMP FREDDY - "The Jean Genie'
05. TONTO'S GIANT NUTS featuring Johnny Depp & Bruce Witkin - "Little Lion Man"
06. MARILYN MANSON - "You're So Vain"
07. BAND OF HORSES - "Dumpster World" (Live)
08. CITIZEN COPE - "DFW"
09. EDDIE VEDDER - "Satellite"
10. BILL CARTER - "Anything Made of Paper"
11. THE WHITE BUFFALO - "House of Pain"
12. BOB DYLAN - "Ring Them Bells"
13. NICK CAVE & WARREN ELLIS - "West of Memphis Score Suite"
14. TONTO'S GIANT NUTS featuring Johnny Depp (featuring Nick Cave & Warren Ellis original score) - "Damien Echols Death Row Letter Year 16"

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