The X-Files: The Album

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The X-Files: The Album
The X-Files: The Album cover
Soundtrack by Various artists
Released June 2, 1998
Genre Soundtrack
Label Elektra Records
X-Files chronology
The Truth and the Light - Music from the X-Files
(1996)		 The X-Files: The Album
(1998)
Singles from The X-Files: The Album
  1. "The X-Files Theme"
    Released: June 8 1998 (Japan)

The X-Files: The Album - Fight The Future was the soundtrack album by various artists released in conjunction with the 1998 movie, The X-Files.

[edit] Track listing

  1. "One" - Filter
  2. "Flower Man" - Tonic
  3. "Walking After You" - Foo Fighters
  4. "Beacon Light" - Ween
  5. "Invisible Sun" - Sting & Aswad
  6. "Deuce" - The Cardigans
  7. "One More Murder" - Better Than Ezra
  8. "More Than This" - The Cure
  9. "Hunter" - Björk
  10. "16 Horses" - Soul Coughing
  11. "Crystal Ship" - X
  12. "Black" - Sarah McLachlan
  13. "Teotihuacan" - Noel Gallagher
  14. "The X-Files Theme" - The Dust Brothers (after the end of the song, at 10:13, there is a vocal track explaining the X-Files mythology up to the point of the film.)

[edit] Tubular X

On the European release, an extra track appeared, "Tubular X" by Mike Oldfield. This is a rendition of Mark Snow's main X-Files Theme, done in Oldfield's Tubular Bells style.

[edit] Trivia

Besides the main theme, the only song credited in the film's end credits is the Foo Fighters' "Walking After You". However, at least two other songs are heard in the movie: "The Crystal Ship" plays at Casey's, the bar Mulder frequents, and "Teotihuacan" starts as the end credits begin.

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