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Mortal Kombat Annihilation,Movie Soundtracks

- Mortal Kombat Annihilation
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Movie Soundtracks
Released 1997

Megalomaniac
04:19
9,574 plays

Anomaly (Calling Your Name) [Granny's 7" Edit]
03:43
7,732 plays

Panik Kontrol
05:40
7,656 plays

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songs

- 1
- Encounter the Ultimate [Theme from Mortal Kombat]
- 03:19
- 17,157 plays

- 2
- Fire
- 03:13
- 14,081 plays

- 3
- Megalomaniac
- 04:19
- 9,574 plays

- 4
- Almost Honest [Danny Saber Mix]
- 04:01
- 12,232 plays

- 5
- Genius
- 04:28
- 4,816 plays

- 6
- Engel
- 03:22
- 7,081 plays

- 7
- Panik Kontrol
- 05:40
- 7,656 plays

- 8
- Conga Fury
- 04:02
- 7,423 plays

- 9
- Anomaly (Calling Your Name) [Granny's 7" Edit]
- 03:43
- 7,732 plays

- 10
- Ready or Not [Ben Grosse Combat Mix]
- 03:37
- 4,988 plays

- 11
- Back on a Mission
- 03:22
- 4,330 plays

- 12
- I Won't Lie Down [Kombat Mix]
- 04:07
- 7,338 plays

- 13
- Brutality [Kombat Mix]
- 04:24
- 4,897 plays

- 14
- Leave You Far Behind [Version 2 Instrumental Mix]
- 03:09
- 13,985 plays

- 15
- We Have Explosive [Radio Edit]
- 03:26
- 3,547 plays

- 16
- Two Telephone Calls and an Air Raid
- 04:43
- 4,704 plays

- 17
- Death Is the Only Way Out
- 03:04
- 5,081 plays

- 18
- X-Squad
- 02:34
- 3,827 plays

- 19
- Theme from Mortal Kombat [Chicken Dust Mix]
- 03:33
- 5,601 plays

album review

Like its film counterpart, Mortal Kombat: Annihilation offers more of what made the first Mortal Kombat a hit -- namely, loud, intense techno, metal and punk, all remixed to have one relentlessly throbbing beat. In this context, it's hard to tell the differences between KMFDM, Megadeth, Face to Face, Juno Reactor, Rammstein, Psykosonik, MANbreak, the Future Sound of London or Pitchshifter, but that doesn't really matter -- if you became hooked on the Immortals' insanely stupid, brutally minimal "Theme From Mortal Kombat," chances are you'll like the rest of this record, even though it isn't as consistent as its predecessor. ~ Stephen Thomas Erlewine, All Music Guide