‘Scott Pilgrim Vs The World’ Expanded Soundtrack Starts Streaming In July, Listen To Brie Larson’s “Black Sheep” Cover Now
TheScott Pilgrim vs the Worldsoundtrack was already one of the best of its kind – a brilliant collection of songs from a brilliant movie. But this year, it’s getting a lot better with the release of the expanded edition of the soundtrack, featuring previously unreleased songs from the movie. That includes the long-demanded full version of The Clash at Demonhead’s cover of Metric’s song “Black Sheep,” as performed by none other thanCaptain MarvelstarBrie Larson.
DirectorEdgar Wright(who has the music documentaryThe Sparks Brotherscoming out this summerand the horror thrillerLast Night in Sohoarriving this fall) announcedon Instagramthat theScott Pilgrim vs The Worldexpanded soundtrack would be streaming on all digital music services starting onJuly 9. This follows the deluxe vinyl soundtrack that was released back in March, featuring both the expanded soundtrack and the complete score composed byNigel Godrich, which quickly sold out. So if you didn’t get your hands on the vinyl soundtrack, at least you can listen to it on the streamer of your choice.
The expanded version of theScott Pilgrim vs.the Worldsoundtrack includes demos from Beck, a couple more Sex Bomb-Omb tunes, and a track from Nigel Goodrich. But the best part of this new release is the hypnotic cover of Metric’s song “Black Sheep,” as performed by The Clash at Demonhead, led by Scott Pilgrim’s ex-girlfriend Envy Adams (Brie Larson) The song was never included on the original soundtrack despite being one of the fan-favorite tracks from the film. Here’s a refresher with the full music video version of the song:
Even though the full expanded soundtrack forScott Pilgrim vs the Worldwon’t be available until next month, you can head over here to find the link to the cover of “Black Sheep” at the digital music provider of your choice. You’ll be listening to it all weekend.
Here’s the full tracklist for theScott Pilgrim vs the Worldexpanded soundtrack:
^^Bonus Tracks (previously unreleased on digital)
