Mortal Kombat (soundtrack)

Mortal Kombat (soundtrack)
Mortal Kombat Soundtrack
Soundtrack album by Philip Thiabault
Released August 15, 1995
Genre Industrial rock
Industrial metal
Industrial
Length 68:28
Label TVT
Producer Lawrence Chan and Steve Lee

Mortal Kombat Soundtrack is a compilation album featuring music by different artists to accompany the movie Mortal Kombat.

Contents

Album information

The Mortal Kombat theme was composed by Praga Khan and Oliver Adams; best known for their work with the legendary Techno/Industrial band Lords of Acid.

Three songs by Stabbing Westward, Lies, Lost and Can't Happen Here, from the Ungod album, were also featured in the movie. However, because the band did not think the movie would do well in theaters, they opted not to allow the songs on the official soundtrack.

Metal vocalist Burton C. Bell is the only artist on the album to appear twice; once with his primary band Fear Factory, and again fronting the side-project GZR.

Reception

Professional ratings
Review scores
Source Rating
Allmusic 3/5 stars[1]

With the movie grossing over 100 million dollars worldwide, the soundtrack went Platinum[2] in 10 days. Reaching #10 on the Billboard 200.[citation needed] Its popularity inspired the album Mortal Kombat: More Kombat.

Track listing

No. Title Artist Length
1. "Taste Of Things To Come"   George S. Clinton 0:48
2. "Goodbye (Demo)"   Gravity Kills 3:11
3. "Juke Joint Jezebel"   KMFDM 5:16
4. "Unlearn (Josh Wink's Live Mix)"   Psykosonik 4:50
5. "Control (Juno Reactor Instrumental)"   Traci Lords 6:26
6. "Halcyon + On + On"   Orbital 9:24
7. "Utah Saints Take On The Theme From Mortal Kombat"   The Immortals 3:00
8. "The Invisible"   G//Z/R 3:43
9. "Zero Signal"   Fear Factory 5:57
10. "Burn"   Sister Machine Gun 4:45
11. "Blood & Fire (Out Of The Ashes Mix)"   Type O Negative 4:28
12. "I Reject"   Bile 2:47
13. "Twist The Knife (Slowly)"   Napalm Death 2:51
14. "What U See/We All Bleed Red"   Mutha's Day Out 4:10
15. "Mortal Kombat (Techno-Syndrome 7" Mix)"   The Immortals 3:24
16. "Goro Vs. Art"   George S. Clinton feat. Buckethead 2:59
17. "Demon Warriors/Final Kombat"   George S. Clinton 3:49

Track order by movie appearance

  1. "Mortal Kombat (Techno-Syndrome 7" Mix)"
    1. Main title sequence
    2. Liu Kang, Johnny Cage and Sonya vs. Shang Tsung's masked guards
    3. Liu Kang vs. Shang Tsung
    4. Raiden, Liu Kang, Sonya, Kitana and Johnny Cage prepare for battle against Shao Kahn and it continues through the end credits
  2. "What U See/We All Bleed Red"
    1. Sonya and Jax track down Kano in the nightclub
  3. "Can't Happen Here" (not included in soundtrack)
    1. Liu Kang returns to the Temple of Light
  4. "Lost" (not included in soundtrack)
    1. The Earth warriors get in the boat to Shang Tsung's island
    2. Liu Kang and Johnny Cage enter Outworld to rescue Sonya and fight Shang Tsung
  5. "A Taste Of Things To Come"
    1. Sub-Zero's demonstration against a masked guard
  6. "Lies" (not included in soundtrack)
    1. Liu Kang's first battle in the tournament
  7. "Juke-Joint Jezebel (Giorgio Moroder Metropolis Mix)"
    1. Sonya vs. Kano
  8. "Zero Signal"
    1. Johnny Cage vs. Scorpion
  9. "Twist the Knife (Slowly)"
    1. Plays briefly when it shows different warriors being thrown to the ground by Goro.
  10. "Goro vs. Art"
    1. Goro vs. Art Lean
    2. Credits
  11. "Control (Juno Reactor Instrumental)"
    1. Liu Kang vs. Reptile
  12. "Demon Warriors/Final Kombat"
    1. Liu Kang vs. Shang Tsung and the souls of the thousand dead warriors
  13. "Halcyon + On + On"
    1. The souls absorbed by Shang Tsung being released and it continues to when Liu Kang, Sonya, Johnny Cage and Kitana return to Earth to celebrate their victory and are thanked by Raiden
  14. "Goodbye (demo)"
    1. Credits
  15. "Utah Saints Take On The Theme From Mortal Kombat"
    1. Credits

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