Soundtrack / Production
Natural Born Killers
United States releaseSeptember 13, 1994
Trent Reznor assembled and produced the soundtrack to Oliver Stone's Natural Born Killers as a turbulent collage of songs, dialogue, broadcasts, and environmental sound. The sequencing moves like an alternate cut of the film, shifting rapidly between violence, satire, intimacy, and media overload.
Nine Inch Nails contributed Burn, an edited Something I Can Never Have, and material connected to A Warm Place. The project demonstrated Reznor's ability to shape many artists and fragments into one continuous narrative, anticipating the dramatic sound design of his later screen work.
- Label
- Nothing / Interscope
- Formats
- CD, cassette, vinyl and digital
Release Guide
Release Details
- Release type
- Soundtrack album / production
- Artist
- Various Artists
- Primary catalog
- 92460-2
- Contents
- 27 tracks
Track Listing Original track listing
- Waiting for the Miracle (edit)
- Shitlist
- Moon Over Greene County (edit)
- Rock n Roll Nigger (Flood remix)
- Sweet Jane (edit)
- You Belong to Me
- The Trembler (edit)
- Burn
- Route 666
- Totally Hot / Kipenda Roho (edit)
- Back in Baby’s Arms
- Taboo (edit)
- Sex Is Violent / Ted Just Admit It / I Put a Spell on You
- History (Repeats Itself) (edit)
- Something I Can Never Have (edited and extended)
- I Will Take You Home
- Drums a Go‐Go (edit)
- Hungry Ants
- The Day the Niggaz Took Over
- Born Bad
- Fall of the Rebel Angels (edit)
- Forkboy
- Batonga in Batongaville
- A Warm Place (edit)
- Allah, Mohammed, Char, Yaar / Judgement Day
- The Future (edit)
- What Would U Do?
Credits & Production Principal release credits
- Album credit
- Various Artists
- Soundtrack producer
- Trent Reznor
- Nine Inch Nails contributions
- Burn, Something I Can Never Have and A Warm Place material
Major Editions Documented release formats
1994 / Original release
Issued by Nothing / Interscope in CD, cassette, vinyl and digital. Catalog 92460-2.