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Gummo (1997 Film) Soundtrack

Various Artists (Artist) Format: Audio CD

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Product Details

Audio CD (October 21, 1997)
Original Release Date: November 7, 1997
Number of Discs: 1
Format: Soundtrack
Label: London/Ils
Run Time: 89 minutes
ASIN: B000003QD8
Average Customer Review: 4.7 out of 5 stars See all reviews (11 customer reviews)
Amazon Best Sellers Rank: #55,814 in Music (See Top 100 in Music)

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1. The Gold Torques Of Ulaid - Absu

2. Serving Time In The Middle Of Nowhere - Eyehategod

3. D.W.S.O.B. - Electric Hellfire Club

4. Gummo Love Theme - Spazz

5. Schuld Uns'res Knoch'rigen Faltpferd - Bethlehem

6. Rundgang um die transzendentale Saule - Burzum

7. Equimanthorn - Bathory

8. Smokin' Husks - Dark Noerd

9. Dragonaut - Sleep

10. Matando Gueros 97 - Brujeria

11. The Medicined Man - Namamax

12. Hellish Blasphemy - Nifelheim

13. Skin Peeler - Mortician

14. Give The Human Devil His Due - Mystifier

15. Mom's And Dad's Pussy - Destroy All Monsters

16. Verschierte Irrelgiositat - Bethlehem

17. Suite No.2 For Solo Cello In D Minor-Prelude - Mischa Maisky

18. Some Grass - Sleep

19. Jesus Loves Me - Rose Shepherd, Ellen M. Smith

Editorial Reviews

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An intriguing collection of twisted tunes can be found on the soundtrack for the film Gummo. In addition to traditionally devilish ditties, there is a diverse assortment of scungy trailer metal, fuzz-filled stoner rock, and experimental noise by bands as varied as Eyehategod, Sleep, and Namanax. The black metal cuts by Absu, Burzum, and Mortician are more dynamic than most, and the wailing weirdness of tracks like Destroy All Monsters' sample-saturated "Mom's and Dad's Pussy" and Mischa Maisky's sparse, creepy "Suite No. 2 for Solo Cello in D Minor-Prelude" prevents the flailing noise from becoming overbearing. --Jon Wiederhorn

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7 of 9 people found the following review helpful

gummo sndtrk

By A Customer on June 17, 2003

Format: Audio CD

THE SONG ON WHERE THE BOYS ARE RIDING DOWN THE HILL IS DRAGONAUT BY SLEEP

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1 of 1 people found the following review helpful

Opening song...

By crisp on March 2, 2005

Format: Audio CD

Does anyone know the name of the song thats played when bunnyboy is on the bridge at the beginning...

With country lady singing about her animals...?

Great soundtrack, Sleep are the best!!!!

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Heaviest soundtrack ever!

By J. Oosthoek on December 31, 2009

Format: Audio CD

My favorite soundtrack by far. Very much overlooked and underrated. A classic in it's own league. Beating every other compilation soundtrack in the heavy department, offering you a wide selection of brutal metalsongs. There's ABSU, BATHORY, NIFELHEIM and MYSTIFIER.. Especially the last song in the movie is a very rare BETHLEHEM track and one of their finest for sure. I have to admit I was eager to get the soundtrack because of thát particular song.
Apart from the metal stuff there's plenty more to enjoy so if the movie didn't scare you off, then the soundtrack will definitely give you as much fun. Get it!

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A Great Death/Doom/Extreme/Sludge/Stoner Metal Sampler

By D0ct0r G0nz0 on April 14, 2010

Format: Audio CD Verified Purchase

For a metalhead looking to broaden their horizons, this is a great CD. Aside from just a few curveballs, this is a straight-up metal record. It was thanks to this soundtrack that I started getting into Bethlehem, Sleep, and EyeHateGod... which were all bands that I'd heard of before, but never owned any of their material. Aside from being a great collector's companion to one helluva bizarre movie, it's a good listen.

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2 of 3 people found the following review helpful

This puts the "A" in awesome

By A Customer on July 3, 1999

Format: Audio CD

This soundtrack is almost as incredible as the movie is. Spazz dishes out one of their best tunes. Also the Eyehategod track is well how can I put this brutal. In conclusion buy this soundtrack

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2 of 4 people found the following review helpful

Heavy rifs, intense barking

By A Customer on December 10, 1998

Format: Audio CD

When I saw the film Gummo, I knew that the only thing that had made the movie so intense was the soundtrack. This is as bad as it gets, if you're a part of the hardcore scene. Rammstein back up!

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MUCH BETTER THAN THE MOVIE!!!!!!!

A great selection of the REAL UNDERGROUND can be found here..EYEHATEGOD and ABSU together on one disc?? MY THOUGHT's EXACTLY!! Read more

Published on December 5, 2005 by INFESTER

Nice choice of music!

Does anyone what band and title is played when they hit that dead hanging cat with branches? I would really be thankful if someone helped! Thanks!

Published on September 8, 2003 by Tobi Svahn

great album

classic soundtrack that borders on the greatest ever made. you got the best acts in black and death metal.

Published on June 9, 2003 by the don of wall market

bleauuurrggghhhhh

yes id also like to know the song that plays when the boys are riding down the hill... it gets stuck in my head a lot and i still cant figure out who it is.

Published on May 21, 2003 by joshua

good from what i heard on the samples

Does anyone know if that song where soloman and the other guy are riding down the hill on their bikes is on here?If so I'd like to know who it's by......thanks

Published on October 18, 2000

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