Trainwreck: Woodstock '99 S01E02 Soundtrack

Aug 03, 2022
13 entries

This catalogue lists 13 entries for Trainwreck: Woodstock '99, season 1, episode 2. Details are included where available.

Trainwreck: Woodstock '99 S01E02 soundtrack songs

Catalogue entries · 13 entries

Scene details are included where available. Entries without placement details do not establish where a track is heard.

  1. Hey Boy Hey Girl
    The Chemical Brothers

    Colin is talking about how the rave was full of people being high.

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  2. Dance the Night Away
    The Mavericks

    The drug that Colin took just kicked in an hour before he had to go to work.

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  3. Let's Get Together
    The Youngbloods

    The photographer is talking about how lovely Woodstock ’69 was.

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  4. The Star-Spangled Banner
    Francis Scott Key

    The photographer is telling the boys to put the art piece back.

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  5. Gangster Trippin'
    Fatboy Slim

    The artists were treated really well, and weren’t missing anything backstage.

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  6. Boom
    Bloodhound Gang

    The people at the festival were mad at MTV.

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  7. The Fun Lovin' Criminal
    Fun Lovin' Criminals

    They’re talking about how security at the festival was a joke.

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  8. Nookie
    Limp Bizkit

    People could easily relate to Fred Durst because he would dress and act as a commoner in public.

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  9. Pollution
    Limp Bizkit

    The man is saying how the crowd was very wild while he tried to do his interview in the middle of it.

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  10. Break Stuff
    Limp Bizkit

    Fred Durst is encouraging everyone to go wild and break stuff.

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  11. Faith
    Limp Bizkit

    Fred Durst jumped into the crowd and joined in, making the crowd even more violent, and the production team cut his act short.

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  12. Necessary Evil
    Armand Van Helden

    People became very violent because of the drugs they were taking and the aggressive music. Some were spotted having sex in the middle of the crowd.

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  13. It Doesn't Matter
    The Chemical Brothers

    During the rave hanger scene as they interview Fatboy Slim and the other organisers.

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