Soundtracks from Fight Club

The narrator provides us an insight on Tyler's life.

The narrator describes his daily life.

The narrator look at an Ikea furniture catalog, looking for which furniture best defines him and make him feel complete.

Tyler points a gun at a store clerk and takes out his wallet. There it is revealed his name is Raymond K Hessel and where he lives. Jack tells Hessel if he doesn't change his life, he will kill him.

The narrator and Tyler Steals Fat, Opening Credits scene.

The narrator sees Marla for the first time.

The narrator looks desperately for the bomb.

(Soundtrack only)

The Narrator follows Marla inside a Hindu clothes store.

The narrator gets back his suitcase from security. (Song is originally Performed by Christen Poulet in the album Airport)

In the bar, Tyler and the narrator discuss how he lost everything he owned in the condo.

This song is played during a kids cartoon at the movie theater where Tyler works in (Song was created specifically for the movie).

This song plays at the restaurant where Tyler works in.

During the bar entrance

In Marla's Apartment, Marla and the narrator talk on the phone.

Plays in the Pepsi commercial.

The theme of the news channel that the members are watching on TV. The news channel brings some information about a building being vandalized.

[Cast performance] Marla softly sings after the narrator kicks her out of the house.

The narrator tries to convince Marla to leave the city and go on hiding.

Narrator watches the skyscrapers fall with Marla. End credits begin.

Narrator watches the skyscrapers fall with Marla. End credits begin.

The Narrator watching an infomercial for a hair product.

The Narrator watches the introduction video from the hotel suite.

The Narrator talks to security at the airport about the suitcase.

The Narrator meets Tyler at the bar and tells him about the gas leak at his condo.

Marla sings this song as she leaves Tyler's house.

The Narrator tells Marla at the restaurant that her life is in danger and needs to leave the city.

The Narrator and Marla watch the destruction of the city together. The song continues playing throughout the credits.