Artist	Song
Crystal Method	Weapons of Mass Distortion
Red Alert	Hell March
Blue Man Group	The Current
Marilyn Manson	Rock is Dead
Disturbed	Shout 2000
Stabbing Westward	Shame
Lard	Drug Raid at 4AM
Lunatic Calm	Leave You Far Behind
Dope	You Spin Me Round (Like a Record)
KMFDM	More and Faster
1000 Homo DJs	Supernaut
Crystal Method & Filter	(Can't You) Trip Like I Do
Bad Religion	21st Century Digital Boy
Linkin Park	In the End
Depeche Mode	Nothing
Future Sound of London	We Have Explosive
Gravity Kills & Juno Reactor	Guilty
Vast	Here
Godsmack	I Stand Alone

Comment:

Four years ago, I created Blam!, the soundtrack to "the manliest movie ever made." Response was very positive, and I ended up distributing a LOT of copies of it. (You might like to check that out on my mix list.) Well, just like in Hollywood, I decided I should attempt a sequel. It took me four years to put it together. In that time, I've definitely improved my beatmatching and track programming skills. So just like Hollywood, this one is bigger, louder and more expensive than the original. This time, I actually plotted out an action movie on paper, and this is the soundtrack to it. The tagline is new and improved, too: "It's time to prove to your friends you're worth a damn. Sometimes that means dying. Sometimes it means killing a whole lot of people." Inspiration, artwork, and soundbites come from some of my favorite (and very stylish) action movies: Sin City, Fight Club, The Crow, and The Usual Suspects. Enjoy.

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