The Fight Club film score was composed in 1999 by Los Angeles production duo The Dust Brothers. The soundtrack CD was release in edited form from the original film version. Some cues from the film were re-mixed to be more fitting for listening than film accompaniment, and the cues rearranged into a more "pop music" style and grouped together by themes (for example, all of the separate cues in the track "Marla" were used in scenes regarding the ch...
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The Fight Club film score was composed in 1999 by Los Angeles production duo The Dust Brothers. The soundtrack CD was release in edited form from the original film version. Some cues from the film were re-mixed to be more fitting for listening than film accompaniment, and the cues rearranged into a more "pop music" style and grouped together by themes (for example, all of the separate cues in the track "Marla" were used in scenes regarding the character Marla Singer).
This soundtrack is notable for being The Dust Brothers' only album of original material as of 2007.
Track 16 is a bonus track for later versions of the album released on BMG. It has also been released as its own single with remixes. It is essentially an alternate version of "Medula Oblongata" with Tyler Durden (actor Brad Pitt's character from the film) reciting lines and themes from the film in spoken-word style. There are also at least two songs that were used in the film but do not appear on the soundtrack. "Goin' Out...
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