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MOTÖRHEAD, FOGHAT, SCREAM Featured On 'Halloween II - Original Motion Picture Soundtrack' - July 30, 2009
Following the success of Rob Zombie's initial reinvention of John Carpenter's smash cult horror film "Halloween" which premiered number one at the box office breaking all Labor Day Weekend 2007 records, comes the sequel, "Halloween II", hitting theatres nationwide on August 28, 2009 from Dimension Films. The enormously popular horror movie series is back and so too is writer-producer-director Rob Zombie, who once again puts his own twisted twist on the soundtrack. "Halloween II - Original Motion Picture Soundtrack" (Hip-O/UMe), released August 25, 2009, and co-produced by Zombie, manages to bring together dialogue from the film as well as music from MOTÖRHEAD, THE MOODY BLUES, SCREAM (sans future member Dave Grohl), ROD STEWART, the MC5 and FOGHAT, alongside new psychobilly band CAPTAIN CLEGG AND THE NIGHT CREATURES.

Frightmaster Zombie helmed 2007's ninth installment in the "Halloween" franchise that began in 1978. "Halloween II", which debuts August 28, picks up where "Halloween" left off, and focuses on the struggles of Laurie Strode (played by Scout Taylor-Compton) and killer Michael Myers (played by Tyler Mane).

The new recordings on "Halloween II - Original Motion Picture Soundtrack" include "Transylvania Terror Train" and "Honky Tonk Halloween" from CAPTAIN CLEGG AND THE NIGHT CREATURES, who appear in the film. The band's leader, Jesse Dayton, an Austin, Texas-based singer-guitarist who has played with Johnny Cash, Waylon Jennings, and Willie Nelson, was part of the duo BANJO & SULLIVAN that performed in Zombie's 2005 flick "The Devil's Rejects" and simultaneously released an album. Similarly, "Rob Zombie Presents Captain Clegg And The Night Creatures" (Stag/Zombie A Go Go) will be issued August 28.

Also new are "Laurie's Theme" from John 5 produced by Bob Marlette (ALICE COOPER and OZZY OSBOURNE); "Nurse Killa" from score composer Tyler Bates ("Watchmen", "300", "Halloween", "The Devil's Rejects"); and a cover of NAZARETH's 1976 hit "Love Hurts" from singer Nan Vernon, who covered "(Don't Fear) The Reaper" and "Mr. Sandman" for "Halloween".

The classic tracks range from THE MOODY BLUES' 1966 psychedelic gem "Nights In White Satin" and 10CC's cheery 1977 hit "The Things We Do For Love" to ROD STEWART's 1972 cover of THE TEMPTATIONS' "(I Know) I'm Losing You", FOGHAT's 1972 take on WILLIE DIXON's "I Just Want To Make Love To You" and the MC5 proto-punk masterpiece "Kick Out The Jams", which was recorded live in Detroit on Devil's Night/Halloween 1968. The lesser-known vintage tracks hail from the early '80s: "Amerarockers" by hardcore punkers SCREAM, "The Chase Is Better Than The Catch" by metal's MOTÖRHEAD and "Time To Die"by hardcore/metal band VOID.

Prior to entering the film world, hard rocker Zombie scored a series of multiplatinum albums — 1992's "La Sexorcisto", 1995's "Astro-Creep: 2000", and 1998's "Hellbilly Deluxe" — as well as platinum with 2001's "The Sinister Urge" and 2003's greatest hits collection "Past, Present & Future".

In addition to his recording career, Rob Zombie has written and directed several successful feature films, including "House of 1000 Corpses", the sequel, "The Devil's Rejects", and is the is the producer, writer and director of the forthcoming animated film "The Haunted World of El Superbeasto", based on his comic book series, "The Adventures of El Superbeasto".

"Halloween II" track listing:

01. CAST - "He's F****** Dead"
02. THE MOODY BLUES - Nights In White Satin
03. CAST - "Halloween Is Coming"
04. 10CC - "The Things We Do For Love"
05. CAST - "Who's Lee Marvin?"
06. SCREAM - "Amerarockers"
07. CAST - "Jam & Jelly"
08. MC5 - "Kick Out The Jams"
09. CAST - "Ass Good"
10. ROD STEWART - "(I Know) I'm Losing You"
11. CAST - "D-E-A-D"
12. MOTÖRHEAD - "The Chase Is Better Than The Catch"
13. CAST - "I'm Angel Myers"
14. JOHN 5 - "Laurie's Theme"
15. CAST - "I Want To Party"
16. CAPTAIN CLEGG AND THE NIGHT CREATURES - "Transylvania Terror Train"
17. CAST - "Jack-O-Lantern And A Blonde"
18. CAPTAIN CLEGG AND THE NIGHT CREATURES - "Honky Tonk Halloween"
19. CAST - "Bring Your Baby Back Home"
20. FOGHAT - "I Just Want To Make Love To You"
21. CAST - "Snapped On By Weird Al"
22. VOID - "Time To Die"
23. CAST - "I Love You Mommy"
24. NAN VERNON - "Love Hurts"
25. TYLER BATES - "Nurse Killa"

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COMMENT |
posted by : longdistancerunner
7/30/2009 12:28:56 PM

The Chase Is Better Than The Catch is one of my favourite Motörhead tunes! Good choice!

COMMENT | Zombie should have quit after the first Halloween
posted by : PowerBrake
7/30/2009 12:51:01 PM

It was HORRIBLE

How about something original Rob?

COMMENT | MOTÖRHEAD - "The Chase Is Better Than The Catch"
posted by : dave imstayin'
7/30/2009 1:05:20 PM

best band, great song

COMMENT | the first halloween zombie made was awesome
posted by : stonecoldmetal
7/30/2009 1:35:39 PM

it was dark as fuck, had it's creepy Rob Zombie comedy moments, great cast selection. i hope the sequel is equally as good. if you don't like rob zombie films fuck off. he's one of the best contemporary directors these days.

COMMENT | PowerBrake
posted by : TPinto713
7/30/2009 3:37:40 PM

He did do something original, House and Devils. Everyone bitched about it. Glad he did this imo because H20 and Resurrection SUCKED! Now we got Superbeasto in Sept as well.

COMMENT | MOTÖRHEAD - "The Chase Is Better Than The Catch"
posted by : RiotAct666
7/30/2009 3:48:31 PM

Finally a Motorhead tune not named Ace Of Spades.

COMMENT |
posted by : Grusome
7/30/2009 3:53:39 PM

i was thinking killed by death but hey the chase is better then the catch is a good song as well

COMMENT | Something Original?
posted by : ironmaiden316
7/30/2009 4:49:16 PM

That was one of the lamest comments on here in a LONG time. "House" was pretty freaking original for the American/Mainstream market...hell...for everywhere! "Devil's" was NOTHING like "House" and was pretty freaking awesome.

His make on Halloween was very cool, and from the box office receipts...well, looks like A LOT of other people thought so too!

This one will be cool too!

COMMENT | GOOD ONE RIOT!
posted by : Hawkwinder
7/30/2009 6:03:20 PM

I could not agree more. My 2 faves are 'Live to Win' and 'Fire, Fire'.

COMMENT |
posted by : Deathpool Dave
7/30/2009 6:29:31 PM

As much as I dig Rob, that was a horrible movie. Maybe this one will be better. Great bands - can never hear enough Motorhead. Foghat is totally underrated - great band. Heard Fool For the City on the Boneyard the other day and cranked it. MC5 are hometown heroes - they were a force in their day.

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COMMENT | If you haven't seen House of 1000 Corpses you really should.
posted by : Rakasta
7/30/2009 6:58:50 PM

Rob's best film. Devil's Rejects is good, but Ho1000C scared me shitless. The Halloween remake definately works, although the one John Carpenter made is untouchable.

What an unusually good soundtrack for a film marketed towards teenagers.

COMMENT | what about the Misfits?
posted by : Evil_Realized
7/30/2009 8:24:28 PM

it was either on this site or maybe Fangoria's that said "Come Back" by the Misfits was going to be on the soundtrack. I'd looked forward to hearing it in the movie (I like all of Zombie's movies btw.)

COMMENT |
posted by : evilstonefish
7/30/2009 9:40:25 PM

Devil Music: Vol. 2

COMMENT | CAPTAIN CLEGG AND THE NIGHT CREATURES
posted by : Woke Up Dead
7/31/2009 7:24:18 AM

are the fattest, crappiert band ever!

As for a good Motorhead song for a horror movie. I would probably pick Devils, or In the name of tragedy. The latter is one of my favorite Motorhead songs.



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