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Private Parts: The Album Soundtrack (1997): Every Song & Where to Watch

Private Parts: The Album Soundtrack (1)

Private Parts: The Album Soundtrack (1)

Private Parts: The Album Soundtrack: Private Parts album includes a considerable number of songs by various artists. The Private Parts: The Album Soundtrack was released on 25 February 1997.

We created a list of Private Parts: The Album Soundtracks and also mentioned the artists’ names, so you will not have any problem finding the artist.

Private Parts: The Album Soundtrack

Here is a complete list of the Private Parts: The Album Soundtracks. You can listen to them on Spotify, Amazon Music, YouTube, Apple Music, SoundCloud, and other various platforms.

Private Parts: The Album Soundtrack contains a total of 29 songs, which are composed by various artists. Music lovers can enjoy these songs on various platforms like Spotify and Apple Music. (External Link: Soundtrack.Net)

Quick Facts

TitlePrivate Parts: The Album Soundtrack
Soundtrack Release DateFebruary 25, 1997
Film Release DateMarch 7, 1997 (United States)
Director (film)Betty Thomas
MusicVan Dyke Parks (incidental score); original songs by Rob Zombie, The Dust Brothers, Porno for Pyros & Perry Farrell, and Marilyn Manson
LabelWarner Bros. Records
Track Count29 songs
GenreComedy (film) / Rock, Alternative (soundtrack)
Where to WatchParamount+, Prime Video (rent/buy), Apple TV
Where to ListenSpotify, Apple Music, Amazon Music

Frequently Asked Questions

When was the Private Parts: The Album soundtrack released?

Warner Bros. Records released Private Parts: The Album on February 25, 1997, about ten days before the Howard Stern film opened in U.S. theaters on March 7, 1997.

Who wrote the music for Private Parts?

There isn’t one single film composer credited. Van Dyke Parks contributed incidental score music, while the movie’s two original songs, “The Great American Nightmare” and “Tortured Man,” were written and performed by Howard Stern alongside Rob Zombie and the Dust Brothers respectively. The rest of the 29-track album is built from licensed rock songs and short dialogue clips from the film.

Who performed “Pictures of Matchstick Men” on the Private Parts soundtrack?

Ozzy Osbourne recorded the cover with Type O Negative backing him, produced by Rick Rubin. The song was originally a 1968 hit for the British band Status Quo.

Did Green Day really record a song for Private Parts?

Yes. Green Day covered the Kinks’ 1965 song “Tired of Waiting for You” (written by Ray Davies) for the soundtrack, producing the track themselves alongside Rob Cavallo.

How many songs are on the Private Parts: The Album soundtrack?

There are 29 tracks in total, mixing full songs from artists like AC/DC, Van Halen, Ted Nugent, Marilyn Manson, and the Ramones with short Howard Stern radio-show dialogue bits credited to “Private Parts Cast.”

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