- Anne Frank vs. Helen Keller
- Talking Heads/(Nothing But) Flowers
- Regret
- King Diamond/Welcome Home
- Of Parts Enlarged
- James L. Venable/Neckin’ On The Swing
- The First Of The Fallen
- King Diamond/The Invisible Guests
- The Unholiest Act
- Q Lazzarus & Garvey/Goodbye, Horses
- On Knowing Pickles
- B.J. Thomas/Raindrops Keep Fallin’ On My Head
- Twelve Step
- Jackson Five/ABC
- The Perfect Gift
- All Too Much/Think Fast
- Party Planning
- James L. Venable/Goin’ Away Party
- I’m Gonna Miss You, Man
- Samantha Fox/Naughty Girls (Need Love To)
- Abstinence
- Alanis Morissette/Everything
- Semantics
- Soul Asylum/Misery
- Battle Of The Mega-Geeks
発売日：2006年8月22日(火)
レーベル：Bulletproof
レビュー (Amazon)For better or worse, this soundtrack reflects not only the movie (with plenty of excerpts from the film's dialogue) but the tastes of director Kevin Smith--a connection laid out in his detailed liner notes, where Smith readily admits that he's "got a real disconnect when it comes to what's musically hip or in vogue. " The album is like a peep into the head of an aging New Jersey teenager, from King Diamond's "Welcome Home," an over-the-top metal song that must have inspired hours of air guitar, to Talking Heads' "(Nothing But) Flowers," to Soul Asylum's "Misery," to Samantha Fox's uber-'80s "Naughty Girls (Need Love Too)." Smith's regular composer, Jim Venable, contributes two serviceable instrumentals: the glammy stomper "Neckin' on the Swing" and the funky "Goin' Away Party."
--Elisabeth Vincentelli
