The Original Motion Picture Soundtrack of The Rules of Attraction Movie is composed by Tomandandy. Here is track listing of all songs from The Rules of Attraction film – The Rules of Attraction Soundtrack 1. 52 Pick Up by Ballistic Mystic 2.

Gumballs by Tomandandy 3. Chinese Rap by Megabite and Kenny Segal 4. Boogie Man Boogie by Tomandandy 5. Motivational Song by andy Milburn 6. Stop by Erasure 7. Download Software The Science Of Digital Media Jennifer Burg Pdf on this page.

Find album reviews, stream songs, credits and award information for The Rules of Attraction - Original Soundtrack on AllMusic - 2002 - Screenwriter/director Roger. The Rules of Attraction COMPLETE Soundtrack. The complete soundtrack for the film 'The Rules of Attraction'. All the songs we wish were. The Rules of Attraction soundtrack CD details and availability. Movie music by various artists. $1 shipping on qualified orders.

The Gentleman Who Fell by Milla Jovovich 8. A Girl Like You by The Wolfgang Press 9. Rise by Public Image Ltd. Post Suicide by Tomandandy 11.

Without You by Harry Nilsson 12. When I Get You Alone by Thicke 13. Faith by George Michael 14.

Lust To Love by The Go GO’s 15. So ALive by Rockets and Love 16. Sei Dein Eigener Held by Jens Albert 17. Sunday Girl by Blodie 18. Situation by Yaz 19. L’ami Cauette by Serge Gainsbourg 20.

Colours by Karen Elson and Donovan 21. Hey Guy by Tomandandy 22. Out of The Races and On To The Tracks by The Rapture 23.

Six Different Ways by The Cure 24. Aida Grand March by Giuseppe Verdi 25. Anna Begins by Counting Crows The Original Motion Picture Soundtrack CD (OST) of The Rules of Attraction is now available on Amazon and iTunes.

Screenwriter/director Roger Avary changed the time period of Bret Easton Ellis' second novel, The Rules of Attraction (the follow-up to Less Than Zero), from the mid-'80s to the present day for its 2002 movie adaptation, but no one seems to have bothered to tell, who wrote the film's music and, one presumes, assembled the pre-existing recordings used on the soundtrack, because the musical focus is still on the '80s., (aka ), and help define an electronic dance rock score that also includes tracks by and. There are also some oddities, such as 's 1965 folk tune 'Colours,' 's early-'70s hit cover of 's 'Without You,' and that wholesomely smutty mid-'70s folk-pop novelty hit 'Afternoon Delight,' all of which must have some meaning within the film, even if they don't make much sense mixed in with the other music on the soundtrack album. Reportedly, major labels vied for this soundtrack, but backed out, no doubt due to the inclusion of 'Victor's European Vacation,' actor Kip Pardue's recitation of a part of the script detailing an X-rated trip around the continent that also earns this album, finally issued on Lions Gate Records, a parental advisory sticker. 's own music is more electronic dance rock. The album is thus a hard-edged souvenir for a hard-edged film.