• Idiocracy (2006) Soundtrack OST •

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Synopsis

Officer Collins has been spearheading one of the US Army's most secretive experiments to date: the Human Hibernation Project. If successful, the project would store its subjects indefinitely until they are needed most.

Their first test subject, Joe Bauers, was not chosen for his superiority. Instead, he's chosen because he's the most average guy in the armed services. But scandal erupts after the experiment takes place: the base is closed and the President denies any knowledge of the project.

Unfortunately, Joe doesn't wake up in 1 year but in 500. During that time, human evolution has taken a dramatic downturn. After waking up, Joe takes a prison-assigned IQ test and finds that he's the smartest guy alive.

Awaiting a full presidential pardon if he can solve one of the country's biggest problems--the dwindling plant population--Joe races against time to solve this problem, but he alienates half the country in the process.

Can he make things right and escape a bizarre execution?

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Play	Title	Artist
	Idiocracy
	Trio Sonata No. 1 in G	Domenico Gallo: Writer
	Whiskey and Rye	Steve Byrd: Writer
	Romantic Pieces, No. 1	Antonín Dvorák: Writer
	Nuevos Tiempos	Anthony 'Citric' Campos: Writer Pueblo Café: Performer
	Hoodoo Man	Junior Wells: Performer
	Buckaroo	Bob Morris: Writer Buck Owens' Buckaroos: Performer
	Baby Come Back	Eddy Grant: Writer Desmond Dekker: Performer
	Hail to the Chief	James Sanderson: Writer
	Nitty Gritty	Doug Sahm: Writer
	Toda Mi Vida	Anthony 'Citric' Campos: Writer
	Squadron Airborne	Bruce Campbell: Writer
	Star Spangled Banner	Francis Scott Key: (1814) lyrics John Stafford Smith: Performer
	OFFICE SPACE: Nightmare / Can't Escape	John Frizzell: Performer
	Hypnosis / Beautiful Dreamer / Back to Bed	John Frizzell: Performer
	Move Your Desk	John Frizzell: Performer
	Peter's Meeting / Peter Ignores Lumbergh	John Frizzell: Performer
	Move Your Desk Again	John Frizzell: Performer
	It's Not Right / Land of Opportunity / Don't Tell / Peter Accepts Promotion	John Frizzell: Performer
	Lumbergh Fcked Her / Fcking Nightmare	John Frizzell: Performer
	Big Bank Account	John Frizzell: Performer
	No Cake / Boys Planning / That's the Last Straw / Looking Up Laundre	John Frizzell: Performer
	Magazine Salesman / Addicted to Crack / Buying Magazines / You're a Very Bad Person	John Frizzell: Performer
	Dream and Confession	John Frizzell: Performer
	If I Could Be With You	John Frizzell: Performer
	Leaving Letter / Dive at Door / Steal Stapler	John Frizzell: Performer
	Bye Lawrence / This Isn't So Bad	John Frizzell: Performer
	End Credits	John Frizzell: Performer
	Kung Fu	John Frizzell: Performer
	IDIOCRACY: Meet Joe Bauers / History of Man Part 2	John Frizzell: Performer
	Garbage Avalanche	John Frizzell: Performer
	Joe Wakes Up / Joe Wanders / March 3, 2505 / Future Shock	John Frizzell: Performer
	Joe's Arrest / Convicted	John Frizzell: Performer
	Fleeing the Cops / Joe Finds Rita / Harboring a Fugitive / Shooting Frito's Car	John Frizzell: Performer
	Couches / Busted at Costco	John Frizzell: Performer
	Hail to the Chief / House of Representin'	John Frizzell: Performer
	Dust Field / A Bad Map	John Frizzell: Performer
	I Owe You One / Dumb Angry Mobs	John Frizzell: Performer
	Keep Painting	John Frizzell: Performer
	Into the Coliseum / Death and Roses / Joe Vs the Machines	John Frizzell: Performer
	Beef Supreme / Supreme Flames / Supreme Fires Again / Joe's Speech / Crops Are Growing	John Frizzell: Performer
	White House Party	John Frizzell: Performer
	I'm Not Going / Joe Decides to Stay	John Frizzell: Performer
	President Joe Bauers	John Frizzell: Performer
	Masturbation Network	John Frizzell: Performer
	Fox News Logo	John Frizzell: Performer
	History of Man Part 1 (unused)	John Frizzell: Performer
	Prison Break (unused)	John Frizzell: Performer
	Irrigated by Brawndo (unused)	John Frizzell: Performer
	Lincoln Bedroom (unused)	John Frizzell: Performer
	The Pardon (unused)	John Frizzell: Performer
	Joe Wanders (alt)	John Frizzell: Performer
	Keep Painting (alt)	John Frizzell: Performer
	I'm Not Going (alt)	John Frizzell: Performer
	Upgrayedd Walks	John Frizzell: Performer
	History of Man / Garbage Avalanche	Theodore Shapiro: Performer
	Future Shock	Theodore Shapiro: Performer
	Looking For the Time Machine	Theodore Shapiro: Performer
	Meet Joe Bauers	Theodore Shapiro: Performer
	Trouble with the Law	Theodore Shapiro: Performer
	Dumb Angry Mobs	Theodore Shapiro: Performer
	Death and Roses	Theodore Shapiro: Performer
	Supreme Flames	Theodore Shapiro: Performer
	Joe's Decision	Theodore Shapiro: Performer
	Right Bicep	Theodore Shapiro: Performer

User reviews

Sarah Brown

5/10

The soundtrack of Idiocracy not only complements the visuals and dialogue of the film but also stands on its own as a compelling and thought-provoking musical experience.

Nancy Harris

6/10

The music in Idiocracy effectively sets the tone for the satirical commentary on society's decline, using a combination of electronic beats and unconventional instruments to create a unique atmosphere.

Matthew Phillips

10/10

The soundtrack features a diverse selection of tracks that range from energetic and upbeat to haunting and atmospheric. Each song effectively sets the tone for different scenes, adding depth and emotion to the storytelling.

Michelle Evans

10/10

One of the standout aspects of the Idiocracy soundtrack is how it seamlessly blends various musical genres, creating a unique and eclectic sound that mirrors the eclectic nature of the film's narrative. The music adds another layer of complexity to the story, making it a truly immersive and engaging experience for the audience.

Donna Thomas

5/10

The score in Idiocracy complements the dark humor and social commentary of the film, adding an extra layer of depth to the narrative and enhancing the viewer's experience.

Jennifer Adams

9/10

The Idiocracy soundtrack is a perfect complement to the satirical and dystopian themes of the movie. The music captures the absurdity and chaos of the world portrayed in the film, enhancing the overall viewing experience.

Michelle Lee

3/10

The soundtrack of Idiocracy failed to capture the dystopian essence of the film, lacking depth and emotional impact. The music felt generic and uninspired, failing to enhance the storytelling or create a memorable atmosphere.

Donald Perez

5/10

The music in Idiocracy helps to emphasize the absurdity of the characters and situations, with playful and ironic tunes that highlight the film's comedic elements.

Joshua Lee

6/10

The soundtrack of Idiocracy cleverly mirrors the chaotic and nonsensical nature of the world portrayed in the movie, with discordant melodies and unexpected musical choices that keep the audience engaged.

Sarah Jones

8/10

Each track in the soundtrack effectively sets the tone for the different scenes, from the futuristic and chaotic world Joe wakes up to, to the tense moments as he tries to solve the country's biggest problem.

Anthony Johnson

3/10

Additionally, the song choices in Idiocracy seemed out of place and disjointed, disrupting the flow of the movie rather than complementing the scenes. The soundtrack failed to create a cohesive auditory experience, leaving the viewer disconnected and disengaged from the film's narrative.

John Roberts

8/10

The soundtrack of Idiocracy perfectly captures the satirical and dystopian essence of the film, enhancing the overall viewing experience.

Margaret Mitchell

5/10

The score of Idiocracy effectively underscores the themes of intelligence, evolution, and societal decay, using a diverse range of musical styles to evoke different emotions and reactions from the audience.

Matthew Lopez

7/10

The music selection in Idiocracy is diverse and well-curated, adding depth and emotion to the storyline while also providing a sense of nostalgia and familiarity for the audience.

Stephanie Mitchell

8/10

Overall, the soundtrack of Idiocracy is a standout element of the film, showcasing the creativity and talent of the composers and enhancing the overall impact of the story being told.

Thomas Hall

6/10

The soundtrack of Idiocracy perfectly captures the absurd and dystopian world portrayed in the film, with a mix of quirky and unsettling sounds that enhance the storytelling.

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