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ROB ZOMBIE's 'House of 1,000 Corpses' Soundtrack Gets Delayed — Again

February 20, 2003

According to MTV.com, the due date for the soundtrack to ROB ZOMBIE's long-awaited and much-delayed film project, "House of 1,000 Corpses", has been pushed back to April 1 through Geffen Records. As previously reported, ZOMBIE will have five brand new songs featured on the CD, including "Brick House 2003", his cover collaboration with rapper Trina and ex-COMMODORELionel Richie. The film is still slated to hit theaters April 11.

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