Various Artists - The X-Files: Songs In The Key Of X (1996)
Album
Various Artists
Length 62:37
Format CD
Genre Television Soundtrack; General Alternative
Label Warner Bros.
Index 998
Collection Status In Collection
Track List
1 Mark Snow - X-Files Theme 3:24
2 Soul Coughing - Unmarked Helicopters 3:22
3 Sheryl Crow - On The Outside 4:36
4 Foo Fighters - Down In The Park 4:04
5 William S. Burroughs & R.E.M. - Star Me Kitten 3:30
6 Nick Cave & the Bad Seeds - Red Right Hand 6:11
7 Filter - Thanks Bro 4:10
8 Frank Black - Man Of Steel 4:59
9 Meat Puppets - Unexplained 3:44
10 Danzig - Deep 3:50
11 Screamin' Jay Hawkins - Frenzy 2:10
12 Elvis Costello With Brian Eno - My Dark Life 6:20
13 Rob Zombie and Alice Cooper - Hands Of Death (Burn Baby Burn) 4:12
14 P.M. Dawn - If You Never Say Goodbye 4:06
15 P.M. Dawn - X Files Theme (Remix) 3:59
Personal
Price
Rating 70
Details
Live No
Spars DDD
Rare No
Sound Stereo
Notes
There is a hidden track in the lead-in (before the beginning of
track 1).

1. X-Files Theme (Main Title) - Mark Snow
2. Unmarked Helicopters - Soul Coughing
3. On The Outside - Sheryl Crow
4. Down In The Park - Foo Fighters
5. Star Me Kitten - William S. Burroughs/R.E.M.
6. Red Right Hand - Nick Cave And The Bad Seeds
7. Thanks Bro - Filter
8. Man Of Steel - Frank Black
9. Unexplained - Meat Puppets
10. Deep - Danzig
11. Frenzy - Screamin' Jay Hawkins
12. My Dark Life - Elvis Costello/Brian Eno
13. Hands Of Death (Burn Baby Burn) - Rob Zombie/Alice Cooper
14. If You Never Say Goodbye - P.M. Dawn
15. X-Files Theme - P.M. Dawn (P.M. Dawn Remix)
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Editorial Reviews
Amazon.com
An influential TV series of the '90s has generated a dark, eerie,
and vaguely campy set of "inspired-by" songs from a diverse
group of musical fans. Pride of place here goes to three tracks:
the Foo Fighters' delicious cover of Gary Numan's "Down In The
Park," a filthy remake of R.E.M.'s "Star Me Kitten" by literary lion
William Burroughs, and a titanic, cross-generational collision
between Rob Zombie and Alice Cooper on "Hands of Death
(Burn Baby Burn)." Sheryl Crow's "On The Outside" is a toss-off
in this company, while Mark Snow's famous X-Files theme loses
its creepy edge in both extended and P.M. Dawn-remixed
incarnations. --Jeff Bateman