Original Music From 'Halloween' Soundtrack Posted Online

September 13, 2007

Rob Zombie has proved that he is not only a heavy metal god, but also a horror film master. His remake of the 1978 classic "Halloween" murdered the box office record for a Labor Day release with $31 million. Zombie not only brought the classic horror franchise back to life, but also used his musical talents to make a killer soundtrack to accompany the release. The "Halloween" soundtrack features classic hits from the '70s, like ALICE COOPER's "Only Women Bleed" and BLUE ÖYSTER CULT's "(Don't Fear) The Reaper". In addition to the sinister arena rock from the '70s, Rob also had some original music created for the film.

Check out the eerie stalker score of "The Shape Stalks Laurie" (audio) by Tyler Bates ("300", "Slither", "The Devil's Rejects") and the haunting remake of "Mr. Sandman" (audio) by Nan Vernon.

"Halloween: Original Motion Picture Soundtrack" (cover artwork) track listing:

01. Dialogue ("These Are The Eyes")
02. Halloween Theme 2007 - TYLER BATES
03. Dialogue ("Is The Boogieman Real?")
04. Don't Fear The Reaper - BLUE ÖYSTER CULT
05. Dialogue ("Are You Saying Michael Did This?")
06. Love Hurts - NAZARETH
07. Dialogue ("I Hope She Likes Cripples")
08. Baby, I Love Your Way - PETER FRAMPTON
09. Dialogue ("A Taco Deluxe Supreme")
10. Tom Sawyer - RUSH
11. Dialogue ("Driven By Pure Animal Instinct")
12. Let It Ride - BACHMAN-TURNER OVERDRIVE
13. Dialogue ("Trick Or Treat, Baby")
14. God Of Thunder - KISS
15. Dialogue ("Satan's Mother")
16. 1969 - IGGY POP
17. Dialogue ("Talking About The Anti-Christ")
18. Only Women Bleed - ALICE COOPER
19. Dialogue ("Needs To Get Laid")
20. Halloween II - MISFITS
21. Dialogue ("Was That The Boogieman?")
22. The Shape Stalks Laurie - TYLER BATES
23. Dialogue ("The Scream")
24. Mr Sandman - NAN VERNON

Note: The clean version lacks the dialog tracks.

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