Soundtracks

Written by Dr. Chug (as Dr Chug)

Performed by Overseer

Courtesy of Columbia Records

By Arrangement with Sony Music Licensing

Written by Seba and Josh Harvey

Performed by Klint

Courtesy of Tritone Records Limited

Written by Richard Adler and Jerry Ross (as J Ross)

Performed by The Johnston Brothers

Courtesy of The Decca Record Company Limited

Licensed by kind permission from the Universal Music Group

Written by Doc Pomus and Mort Shuman

Written by Hugh Cornwell, Jean-Jacques Burnel (as Jean Jacques Burnel), Jet Black (as Brian Duffy) and Dave Greenfield

Performed by The Stranglers

Courtesy of EMI Records Ltd

Written by Jerry Dammers

Performed by The Specials

Courtesy of EMI Records Ltd

Written by Eric Stewart and Graham Gouldman

Performed by 10cc

Courtesy Mercury Records Ltd (London)

Licensed by kind permission from the Universal Music Group

Written by James Brown

Performed by Maceo Parker (as Maceo) and the Macks

Courtesy of Polydor UK Ltd

Licensed by kind permission from the Universal Music Group

Written by Mirwais Ahmadzaï and Kim Deal

Performed by Mirwais Ahmadzaï

Courtesy of Naïve/Sine, a division of Sony Music Entertainment UK

Contains a sample of "Cannonball" by The Breeders

Courtesy of 4AD and Warner Elektra

Written and Performed by Madonna

By Arrangement with Warner Special Products/Warner UK Strategic Marketing

Written by James Brown and Fred Wesley

Performed by Bobby Byrd

Courtesy of Polydor UK Ltd

Licensed by kind permission from the Universal Music Group

Written and Produced by Jake Wherry & Ollie Teeba

Performed by The Herbaliser

Courtesy of Ninja Tunes

Written by Robert Del Naja, Grant Marshall (as Grantley Marshall), Andrew Vowles (as Andrew Vowles) and Horace Andy

Performed by Massive Attack

Courtesy of Virgin Records Limited

Written by Seba

Performed by Klint

Courtesy of Tritone Records Limited

Written by Noel Gallagher

Performed by Oasis

Courtesy of Big Brother Recordings Ltd/Sony Music Entertainment (UK) Ltd

Contains samples from Murray Lerner's film Message to Love: The Isle of Wight Festival (1996) (as "Message to Love - Isle of Wight 1970")

Used by permission of Castle Music Pictures/Pulsar Productions

Written by Huey P. Smith (as Huey Smith) and John Vincent

Performed by Huey P. Smith (as Huey "Piano" Smith)

Courtesy of Ace Records of Mississippi

Issued under licence from the Demon Music Group Ltd

(uncredited)

Traditional

(uncredited)

Written by John Murphy & Daniel L. Griffiths

(Boris's Theme) (uncredited)

Written By Richard Cottle and John Gallen