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Mortal Kombat (1995)

This archived comparison documents 12 songs/music entries credited on the referenced Region 2 DVD and identifies 3 absent from the soundtrack editions examined.

Source: Region 2 DVD · References and links last checked

Only music listed in the opening or end credits of this source edition is counted. Later editions may contain amended music credits that are not currently accounted for here.

Original AI-generated illustration.

12entries referenced in the credit sequences

9documented as included

3absent from examined editions

25%missing, as documented

9 documented as included · 3 absent · Comparison limited to the editions below

The original credit order, grouped rows, empty layout positions and intentional line breaks are retained. On smaller screens, entries reflow within their original groups. Track and album references identify the particular releases documented; inclusion is not asserted across every edition listed.

Soundtrack editions examined

The numbered references below retain the formats and descriptions supplied with this research. Score albums, song compilations and related releases are distinguished as originally documented; they are not assumed to have identical contents.

Album 1

Audio CD (17 Track Various Artists)

Amazon

Album 2

Audio CD (Score - No. of Tracks not specified)

Amazon

Album 3

Audio CD - Related Recordings (15 Track Various Artists)

Amazon

Album 4

Audio CD Import (17 Track Various Artists)

Amazon

Album 5

Cassette (17 Track Various Artists)

Amazon

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12 entries · Original credit order

Credit transcription

Songs as credited

Numbering identifies entries in this archive. Soundtrack status, track references and listening links beneath each block are research annotations, separate from the transcribed text. Spelling, wording and credit line breaks are retained from the supplied page; the transcription has not been rechecked against the source media.

1. TECHNO-SYNDROME 7" MIX

Performed by The Immortals
Written by Oliver Adams
Courtesy of Vernon Yard Recordings,
a division of Virgin Records America, Inc.

Track 15, Album 1

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2. WHAT YOU SEE / WE ALL BLEED RED

Performed by Mutha’s Day Out
Written by Mikal Moore and Lance Branstetter
Courtesy of Chrysalis Records, Inc.,
a division of EMI, Under license from CEMA Special Markets

Track 14, Album 1

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3. CAN’T HAPPEN HERE

Performed by Stabbing Westward
Written by Walter Flakus, Christopher Hall,
Jim Sellers, David Suycott, Stuart Zechman
Courtesy of Columbia Records
by arrangement with Sony Music Licensing

Absent from the soundtrack editions examined

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4. LOST

Performed by Stabbing Westward
Written by Christopher Hall, David Suycott, Stuart Zechman
Courtesy of Columbia Records
by arrangement with Sony Music Licensing

Absent from the soundtrack editions examined

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5. LIES

Performed by Stabbing Westward
Written by Walter Flakus, Christopher Hall, Jim Sellers,
David Suycott, Stuart Zechman
Courtesy of Columbia Records
by arrangement with Sony Music Licensing

Absent from the soundtrack editions examined

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6. ZERO SIGNAL

Performed by Fear Factory
Written by Dino Cazares, Raymond Herrera and Burton C. Bell
Courtesy of Roadrunner Records

Track 9, Album 1

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7. JUKE-JOINT JEZEBEL (METROPOLIS MIX)

Performed by KMFDM
Written by En Esch, Sascha Konietzko, Gunter Schulz, Raymond Watts
Courtesy of Wax Trax Records, Inc. / TVT Records

Track 3, Album 1

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8. TWIST THE KNIFE (SLOWLY)

Performed by Napalm Death
Written by Mitch Harris and Shane Embury
Courtesy of Earache / Columbia Records
by arrangement with Sony Music Licensing

Track 13, Album 1

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9. HALYCON + ON + ON

Performed by Orbital
Written by Phil Hartnoll, Paul Hartnoll, Edward Barton
Courtesy of Internal / London International Records, Ltd.
Sample of "It’s a Fine Day"
Performed by Opus III
(Courtesy of PWL International)

Track 6, Album 1

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10. CONTROL (JUNO REACTOR INSTRUMENTAL)

Performed by Traci Lords with Juno Reactor
Written by Traci Lords, Ben Watkins, Wonder
Courtesy of Radioactive, Inc. / M.C.A. Records

Track 5, Album 1

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11. UTAH SAINTS TAKE ON THE THEME FROM MORTAL KOMBAT

Performed by Utah Saints
Written by Utah Saints, and Oliver Adams
Courtesy of London Records

Track 7, Album 1

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12. GOODBYE

Performed by Gravity Kills
Written by Gravity Kills
Courtesy of TVT Records

Track 2, Album 1

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Additional credit details

Opening Titles: None specified.





End Credits (before Songs): Music by George S. Clinton; Music Supervisor Sharon Boyle; Singers at Techno Club Mikal Moore, Brice Stephens; Executives in Charge of Music for New Line Toby Emerich, Dana Sano; Music Composed, Orchestrated and Conducted by George S. Clinton; Music Editor Joanie Diener; Featured Score Guitarist Buckethead; Music Coordinator for New Line Mark Kaufman; Music Coordinator John Houlihan; Music Recorded and Mixed by John Whynot; Music Recording Assistants Richard Landers, Jeff Shannon; Assistant Music Editor Joseph R. Thygesen; Ethnic Music Research Simeon Pillich; Programming Assistant Carlo Jean-Paul Chanez; Music Contractor / Preparation Suzie Katayama; Music Recording Facility O’Henry Sound Studios; Soundtrack Album available on TVT Records





End Credits (after Songs): © MCMXCV New Line Productions, Inc. All Rights Reserved.

These details reflect the archived source edition. They do not establish coverage across every subsequent soundtrack release.

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