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Strangeland (Original Motion Picture Sondtrack),Various Artists

- Strangeland (Original Motion Picture Sondtrack)
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Various Artists
Released 1998

Fuck Off
04:05
644 plays

Heroes Are Hard To Find
05:01
616 plays

Serpent Boy
03:25
551 plays

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songs

- 1
- Inconclusion
- 04:16
- 1,173 plays

- 2
- Breathe
- 03:17
- 2,928 plays

- 3
- A Secret Place
- 05:29
- 2,661 plays

- 4
- Where You Come From
- 05:10
- 2,307 plays

- 5
- P & V
- 03:13
- 1,035 plays

- 6
- Absent
- 04:52
- 1,482 plays

- 7
- Street Justice
- 03:50
- 531 plays

- 8
- Not Living
- 03:51
- 1,427 plays

- 9
- In League
- 05:10
- 1,559 plays

- 10
- Sweet Tooth
- 05:02
- 1,332 plays

- 11
- Eye For An Eye
- 03:35
- 535 plays

- 12
- Serpent Boy
- 03:25
- 551 plays

- 13
- Fuck Off
- 04:05
- 644 plays

- 14
- Awake
- 03:29
- 21,107 plays

- 15
- Marmalade
- 03:00
- 20,043 plays

- 16
- I'm The Man
- 02:16
- 448 plays

- 17
- Captain Howdy
- 03:40
- 434 plays

- 18
- Heroes Are Hard To Find
- 05:01
- 616 plays

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album review

Since ex-Twisted Sister frontman Dee Snider wrote and starred in the 1998 horror movie Strangeland, it doesn't take a genius to figure out that the soundtrack is comprised of 100% heavy metal. By combining already established bands with new groups and mixing unreleased tracks with overlooked album cuts, the soundtrack for Strangeland is easily one of the best heavy metal soundtracks ever released. The majority of Pantera and Marilyn Manson fans will already be familiar with their tracks, "Where You Come From" and "Sweet Tooth," respectively, but there's plenty of rarities you won't find anywhere else. New tracks by Coal Chamber ("Not Living"), Megadeth ("A Secret Place"), Sevendust ("Breathe"), and dayinthelife (a cover of Twisted Sister's "Street Justice") are definite highlights, as is a new track by a re-formed Twisted Sister ("Heroes Are Hard to Find"). The Strangeland soundtrack gives yet another reason to believe that heavy metal is far from becoming extinct any time soon. ~ Greg Prato, All Music Guide