Name: BBC: World Shut Your Mouth/O.S.T.
Brand: Family Recordings (USA)
SKU: 510991
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Album: BBC: World Shut Your Mouth/O.S.T.
#	Song Title	Time
1)	World Shut Your Mouth - Julian Cope
2)	Gave You All the Blame - Minuteman
3)	Cars and Girls - Prefab Sprout
4)	Are You Ready to Be Heartbroken? - Lloyd Cole
5)	How to Be Dead - Snow Patrol
6)	Rise - Public Image Ltd.
7)	Smalltown Boy - Bronski Beat
8)	I Miss You - blink-182
9)	Lullaby - The Cure
10)	Abbaon Fat Track - Tricky
11)	Brilliant Mind - Furniture
12)	Sunshine on Leith - The Proclaimers
13)	Beautiful - Alex Parks
14)	F.E.A.R - Ian Brown
15)	Bus Station - Tom Russell
16)	Dog's Got a Bone - The Beta Band
17)	Into Dust - Mazzy Star
18)	Changes - Black Sabbath
19)	My Death - Scott Walker

Album: BBC: World Shut Your Mouth/O.S.T.
#	Song Title	Time
1)	World Shut Your Mouth - Julian Cope
2)	Gave You All the Blame - Minuteman
3)	Cars and Girls - Prefab Sprout
4)	Are You Ready to Be Heartbroken? - Lloyd Cole
5)	How to Be Dead - Snow Patrol
6)	Rise - Public Image Ltd.
7)	Smalltown Boy - Bronski Beat
8)	I Miss You - blink-182
9)	Lullaby - The Cure
10)	Abbaon Fat Track - Tricky
11)	Brilliant Mind - Furniture
12)	Sunshine on Leith - The Proclaimers
13)	Beautiful - Alex Parks
14)	F.E.A.R - Ian Brown
15)	Bus Station - Tom Russell
16)	Dog's Got a Bone - The Beta Band
17)	Into Dust - Mazzy Star
18)	Changes - Black Sabbath
19)	My Death - Scott Walker

Performer Notes

A companion piece to popular British satirist/comedian Dom Joly's show of the same name, World Shut Your Mouth is as eclectic as one would imagine the soundtrack to a prank-based reality show from the creator of Trigger Happy TV could be. Compiled by Joly himself, the play list reads and plays like a music nerd with friends in the popular circle. Beginning with the Julian Cope track that serves as the show's namesake, Joly revisits Britpop classics from Tricky ("Abbadon Fat Track") to Ian Brown ("F.E.A.R."), throws in a Proclaimers ballad ("Sunshine on Leith"), digs up some Sabbath ("Changes"), and then throws a Scott Walker Jacques Brel cover ("My Death") over the credits. All in all it makes for a pretty good listen, something that's easier said than done when talking about television soundtracks. ~ James Christopher Monger