Various - Music From The Motion Picture Brainscan FLAC

Various Industrial Grunge Thrash Soundtrack 1994 US

Tracklist

1	–Tad	Grease Box
2	–Dandelion	Under My Skin
3	–Alcohol Funnycar	Shapes
4	–Primus	Welcome To This World
5	–O.L.D.	Freak Now
6	–Mudhoney	Make It Now
7	–Butthole Surfers	Leave Me Alone
8	–Pitchshifter	Triad
9	–White Zombie	Thunder Kiss ´65 (Swinging Lovers Remix)
10	–Stuttering John	Riverboat
11	–George S. Clinton	Brainscan (Main Title)

Companies, etc.

Copyright (c) – Sony Music Entertainment Inc.
Phonographic Copyright (p) – Sony Music Entertainment Inc.
Copyright (c) – Triumph Releasing Corporation
Distributed By – Sony Music
Pressed By – Sony Music

Credits

Executive-Producer – Chris Schwartz, David Codikow
Producer [Associate] – Evan Gusz, Karen A. Pals

Notes

Issued in a standard black tray jewel case with 4-page booklet.

Made in Austria.
© 1994 Sony Music Entertainment Inc. / ℗ 1994 Sony Music Entertainment Inc.

Motion Picture Artwork and Design © 1994 Triumph Releasing Corporation.

Barcode and Other Identifiers

Barcode (Text): 5 099747 660023
Barcode (String): 5099747660023
Matrix / Runout (Mirrored): 01-476600-10 13 A1 Sony Music
Rights Society: SACEM SACD SDRM SGDL
Rights Society: BIEM
Label Code: LC 0162
Price Code: CB 811
Distribution Code: 01-476600-10
Other (Sony format code): CDC

Other versions

Category	Artist	Title (Format)	Label	Category	Country	Year
CK 64267	Various	Music From The Motion Picture Brainscan ‎(CD, Comp)	Ruffhouse Records, Columbia	CK 64267	US	1994
CT 64267	Various	Music From The Motion Picture Brainscan ‎(Cass, Comp)	Ruffhouse Records, Columbia	CT 64267	US	1994
CK 64267	Various	Music From The Motion Picture Brainscan ‎(CD, Comp)	Ruffhouse Records, Columbia	CK 64267	Canada	1994
CT 64267	Various	Music From The Motion Picture Brainscan ‎(Cass, Comp)	Ruffhouse Records, Columbia	CT 64267	Canada	1994
476600 2	Various	Music From The Motion Picture Brainscan ‎(CD, Comp)	Ruffhouse Records, Columbia	476600 2	Australia	1994

wanderpool

It's strange to think how quaint this soundtrack feels 22 years later. Brainscan once represented the cutting edge of disenfranchised, early-90s, slacker generation apathy but when I hear it now all I can think is "were we ever that naive and young?". The music still holds up okay but cannot hold a candle to more intense and dynamic 90s soundtracks such as Judgment Night. If it were a little more innovative Brainscan might be more than the soundtrack to a generation who grew up hating the world before the dark political trouble that reared its ugly head in the early 21st century changed all that. These kids didn't know how good they had it, honestly. George S. Clinton's overlooked and moody score gets one measly track at the end.About as 90s as Season 1, Episode 1 of Friends.