The creators of the South Park album forgot to puty one of the songs on the soundtrack. There is a song when Kenny is going to hell that is played by Meatloaf or somebody, and the people did not put that song on the soundtrack.
there is a song that they did not put on the soundtrack!!!
Jul 21, 1999, 9:43 PM ET15 posts by 12 posters
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If you would have read the credits; you would have seen it was HELL ISN'T GOOD, by DVDA DVDA is Matt and Trey's band
Scotty wrote in message ...
Stay for the credits. You'll get to hear "What Would Brian Boitano Do (Part 2)." Next person who asks "Who was that band?" should get a NINJA DEATH STAR... RIGHT IN THE FOREHEAD!
The again I initially thought "Hell Isn't Good" was by Metalica ;)
I thought it was Metallica too!!!!!!
Boche wrote:
Trey does do a good James Hetfield, don't he?
SO does that mean that Matt and Trey are heard in the vocals for "What Would Brian Botono DO Part II?"
Joe Klemm
Yes. And in the Comedy Central Canned Ham special - Behind the scenes of South Park - They show Matt and Trey's band performing part of the song.
Yeah, thats Trey singing...its not his real voice, which is quite sexy *drools* not that I'm biased Ash "Scars are souvenirs you never lose"
"The moral majority is neither moral nor a majority. they are a bunch of old white dudes who think they know how my mom and dad should run my life"
Idoubt they forgot. It wasn't an accident it was a decision
Sarutama wrot...
"Hell Isn't Good" is not the only song to be ommitted from the soundtrack album. The album is also missing "Wendy's Song" ("There's the girl that I like..."). However, Wendy's song just wouldn't be funny at all out of the context of the movie. It might be best that they ommitted it. However, I think it was a mistake to exclude "Hell Isn't Good."
My theory is that the record company had a problem with the word "Hell" appearing in the track list. When they broke the news to Trey, he reportedly said, "What, I can't have a song title with 'hell'?" <bzzzzzt> "Ow!!"
On Sat, 24 Jul 1999 03:32:11 GMT, "Eric Perlin" wrote:
Ok, so he can't have a song with the word 'Hell' but he can have a song named Uncle Fucka?
I personally don't think this is the reason..if so many of us want it on the CD (I know I do!), let's all write to the production company involved..maybe they can do a rerelease? If anyone knows who to write to in the first place..
-Kim "Because of my beliefs I must stay here where evil is sown. But what is evil anyway? Is there reason to the rhyme? Without evil there could be no good so it must be good to be evil sometimes."- "Up There", South Park Movie
Hmm,,,Atlantic just signed Judas Priest,,guess that means their next live album wont have "Hell Patrol"<G>.
Mark J. Finegold wrote...
I suppose songs with the words "bitch" and "fucka" are much more acceptable.
Hmm, this newsgroup is more humor-impaired than I had anticipated. The post was obviously (?) meant as a joke. I guess I am not the polished comedian that certain drunken associates of mine had led me to believe.
On Wed, 28 Jul 1999 18:16:32 GMT, "Eric Perlin" wrote: