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NewsKurt Cobain biopic features REM, Iggy PopThe soundtrack to the film 'Kurt Cobain About A Son' will feature tracks from REM, Iggy Pop and David Bowie as well as several other bands that reportedly influenced the Nirvana frontman. The soundtrack, due out in the US on September 11 via Barsuk, will also include a new song by Death Cab For Cutie frontman Ben Gibbard, who also composed an original score for the film along with producer Steve Fisk. Although the soundtrack will not feature any songs from Nirvana, it will feature excerpts of audio-taped interviews with Cobain. The film, due out in late 2007, features several rare interviews with the singer, as well as footage of sites in the Pacific Northwest that played a major role in his life. The tracklisting is: Steve Fisk and Benjamin Gibbard - 'Overture' Never Intended (interview clip) Arlo Guthrie - 'Motorcycle Song' The Melvins - 'Eye Flys' Punk Rock (interview clip) Bad Brains - 'Banned In D.C.' Creedence Clearwater Revival - 'Up Around the Bend' Half Japanese - 'Put Some Sugar On It' The Vaselines - 'Son of A Gun' Butthole Surfers - 'Graveyard' Hardcore Was Dead (interview clip) Scratch Acid - 'Owner's Lament' Mudhoney - 'Touch Me I'm Sick' Car Radio (interview clip) Iggy Pop - 'The Passenger' Lead Belly - 'The Bourgeois Blues' REM - 'New Orleans Instrumental No. 1' The Limelight (interview clip) David Bowie - 'The Man Who Sold The World' Mark Lanegan - 'Museum' Ben Gibbard - 'Indian Summer' Bright Eyes pulls out of V Festival line-up Bright Eyes has pulled out of his scheduled V Festival appearance this weekend (August 18 and 19) due to illness. The singer-songwriter - real name Conor Oberst - had been due to headline the Virgin Mobile Union stage at the Chelmsford leg of the V Festival on Saturday (August 18), and the Stafford leg on Sunday (August 19). Bright Eyes will be replaced by Mexican acoustic guitar duo Rodrigo y Gabriela, who will now headline the VMU stage on both legs of the festival. The band's shows in Bristol (August 15), Liverpool (16) and Nottingham (17) are also cancelled. |
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