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'Seed Of Chucky' Track Listing Likely A Hoax

May 22, 2004

NINE INCH NAILS fan site The NIN Hotline has dismissed as false the report that originally appeared on the horror movie site Bloody-Disgusting.com that a new NINE INCH NAILS song, "Bleed Through", is to be included on the soundtrack to the forthcoming Don Mancini film "Seed of Chucky". The soundtrack, which is expected to arrive in October, was also said to feature brand-new cuts from ROB ZOMBIE and DAMAGEPLAN. As a result of the NIN non-participation, we can only conclude that the entire track listing is likely a hoax. To see the original Bloody-Disgusting.com report, click here.

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