Sarah Michelle Gellar - "Southland Tales" Movie - She sings a song for the movie !

Southland Tales Music

Thanks to the a few sources, we’ve put together the full selection of songs used in Southland Tales. They are as follows :

* Moby - "Overland"
* Moby - "Aerial"
* Moby - "Blue Paper"
* Moby - "Look Back In"
* Moby - "Chord Sounds"
* Moby - "Live Forever"
* Moby - "Hotel Intro"
* Moby - "Memory Gospel"
* Moby - "Water Pistol" (the song used on the Southland Tales website)
* Moby - "It Looks Down"
* Moby - "Ceanograph"
* Moby - "3 Steps"
* Moby - "Tiny Elephants”
* Frank De Vol - "Main Title” & “Piano Boogie"
* Waylon Jennings - "Me And Bobby McGee"
* The Shakers - "The Real Thing"
* Bertha Tillman - "Oh My Angel"
* Louis Armstrong - "If I Could Be With You (One Hour Tonight)"
* The Pixies - "Wave Of Mutilation"
* Stanley Turrentine - "Sheri"
* Krysta Now and Nasty Breeze - "Teen Horniness Is Not A Crime" (Yes, Sarah sings !)
* Theo Adam - "Abendlich strahlt der Sonne Auge"
* Roger Webb - "Lucky Me"
* Muse - "Blackout"
* Big Head Todd & The Monsters - "Broken Hearted Savior"
* The Killers - "All These Things That I’ve Done"
* Radiohead - "Planet Telex" (an extra special version performed live in San Francisco...)
* Jane’s Addiction - "Three Days" (Live)
* Black Rebel Motorcycle Club - "Howl"
* Rebekah Del Rio featuring The Section Quartet - "The Star Spangled Banner"
* Ludwig van Beethoven - "Symphony No. 9 in D Minor, op. 125, Second Movement ’Molto Vivace’"
* Blur - "Tender"
* Elbow - "Forget Myself"

Some other miscellaneous notes : Despite what some sites say, the song "Catacombs (From ’Pictures at an Exhibition’)" is NOT in Southland Tales. Several of the Moby tracks are from his 2005 album Hotel. He recorded them with Southland Tales in mind. Also noted, Sarah Michelle Gellar does sing on "Teen Horniness." She recorded her vocals yesterday, so let’s recognize that she’s a good sport for going along. Let’s hope a record deal can be struck to get all these tunes out on a double CD collection for all of us to enjoy. There’s no doubt they will be as integral to Southland Tales as the music was for Darko.