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-65%Scott Pilgrim Vs The World: Original Motion Picture Soundtrack (Red Vinyl)—
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This year marks the fifteenth anniversary of the theatrical release of Universal Pictures’ Scott Pilgrim vs. the World!
The soundtrack was executive produced by Nigel Godrich with Edgar Wright and includes a number of original tracks composed by Beck and performed in the film by Sex Bob-Omb – the band featuring star Michael Cera on bass along tracks from Broken Social Scene, Beachwood Sparks, The Bluetones, Blood Red Shoes, Black Lips and Frank Black. There’s also room for classics from T-Rex and the Rolling Stones.
The soundtrack was executive produced by Nigel Godrich with Edgar Wright and includes a number of original tracks composed by Beck and performed in the film by Sex Bob-Omb – the band featuring star Michael Cera on bass along tracks from Broken Social Scene, Beachwood Sparks, The Bluetones, Blood Red Shoes, Black Lips and Frank Black. There’s also room for classics from T-Rex and the Rolling Stones.
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This year marks the fifteenth anniversary of the theatrical release of Universal Pictures’ Scott Pilgrim vs. the World!
The soundtrack was executive produced by Nigel Godrich with Edgar Wright and includes a number of original tracks composed by Beck and performed in the film by Sex Bob-Omb – the band featuring star Michael Cera on bass along tracks from Broken Social Scene, Beachwood Sparks, The Bluetones, Blood Red Shoes, Black Lips and Frank Black. There’s also room for classics from T-Rex and the Rolling Stones.
The soundtrack was executive produced by Nigel Godrich with Edgar Wright and includes a number of original tracks composed by Beck and performed in the film by Sex Bob-Omb – the band featuring star Michael Cera on bass along tracks from Broken Social Scene, Beachwood Sparks, The Bluetones, Blood Red Shoes, Black Lips and Frank Black. There’s also room for classics from T-Rex and the Rolling Stones.
