Crank Movie Soundtrack
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| Movie Soundtrack (2006) | |
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| Director | Mark Neveldine, Brian Taylor |
| Studio | Lakeshore Entertainment |
| Release date | 2006-08-31 |
| Genre(s) | Action, Crime, Thriller |
| Composer(s) | Paul Haslinger |
| Score album | Crank (Original Motion Picture Soundtrack) |
| Soundtrack album | Crank (Original Motion Picture Soundtrack) |
| Record label | Lakeshore Records |
| Available on | Prime Video, Apple TV+ |
| Cast | Jason Statham as Chev Chelios Amy Smart as Eve Lydon Jose Pablo Cantillo as Ricky Verona Efren Ramirez as Kaylo Dwight Yoakam as Doc Miles Carlos Sanz as Carlito ... e 4 more |
About This Soundtrack
Released in 2006, the high-octane action film Crank is directed by Mark Neveldine and Brian Taylor. The movie stars Jason Statham as Chev Chelios, a professional hitman who must keep his heart rate up to combat a lethal synthetic poison that was injected into him.
The movie's soundscapes are anchored by a high-energy, industrial electronic score composed by former Tangerine Dream member Paul Haslinger. The film also features a licensed soundtrack consisting of adrenaline-heavy rock and metal songs that complement the film's frenetic action sequences.
On this page, you can browse all information for the 2006 film's music database. While the tracklist is set to be updated manually, it serves as the complete guide to all songs played in Crank with direct links to stream or purchase on major platforms including Spotify, Apple Music, and Amazon.
Additional Songs
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Metal Health (Bang Your Head)
by Quiet Riot
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New Noise
by Refused
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Aziza
by Haitham Al Hamwi
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Achy Breaky Heart
by Jarrett & Long
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Bandera
by Control Machete
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Meva Juan
by Roberto Tuscon
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Turn Me Loose
by Loverboy
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Güasa Güasa
by Tego Calderón
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Trix Are for Kids
by The Crowd
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Everybody's Talkin' Also in The Hangover Part III
by Harry Nilsson
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Let's Get It On
by Gerald Levert
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Kill All the White Man
by NOFX
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La Fiesta
by David Rolas
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Miracles
by Jefferson Starship
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Bring Us Bullets
by Rocket from the Crypt
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Adrenalina
by David Rolas
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Original Score
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DURATION0:13
A Warrior's Death
by Dialog
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DURATION5:16
Metal Health (Bang Your Head)
by Quiet Riot
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DURATION0:05
Nasal Spray
by Dialog
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DURATION0:49
Trix Are for Kids
by The Crowd
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DURATION0:04
You Stop, You Die
by Dialog
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DURATION4:30
Bandera
by Control Machete
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DURATION0:06
Small Children
by Dialog
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DURATION5:04
New Noise
by Refused
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DURATION0:04
Chinese Sh*t
by Dialog
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DURATION1:25
China Town
by Paul Haslinger
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DURATION0:05
Hardcore Sh*t
by Dialog
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DURATION2:46
Kill All the White Man
by NOFX
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DURATION0:04
Dipsy Doodle
by Dialog
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DURATION0:07
Adrenaline Junkie
by Dialog
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DURATION5:33
Turn Me Loose
by Loverboy
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DURATION0:57
Haitian Cab Ride
by Paul Haslinger
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DURATION2:54
Achy Breaky Heart
by Jarrett, Long
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DURATION0:13
Check List
by Dialog
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DURATION4:04
Adrenalina (feat. 10 West & Jimi Varrz)
by David Rolas
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DURATION0:09
I Kill People
by Dialog
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DURATION3:12
Bring Us Bullets
by Rocket from the Crypt
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DURATION0:11
Eve's Machine
by Dialog
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DURATION4:25
Let's Get It On
by Gerald Levert
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DURATION0:46
Does She Know?
by Paul Haslinger
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DURATION4:25
Stayin' Alive
by The Sleeping
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DURATION0:04
How Much?
by Dialog
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DURATION0:55
Meva Juan (feat. Erica Garcia)
by Roberto Tuscon
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DURATION0:24
Juice Me
by Dialog
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DURATION5:17
Guasa, Guasa
by Tego Calderón
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DURATION0:05
It's a Miracle
by Dialog
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DURATION6:51
Miracles
by Jefferson Starship
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About the Composer(s)
Paul Haslinger is an Austrian-born composer and musician renowned for his innovative, high-energy electronic scores and atmospheric textures. Born in Linz, Austria, Haslinger studied classical music at the Academy of Music and the University of Vienna before rising to prominence as a core member of the legendary German electronic music group Tangerine Dream from 1986 to 1990. During his tenure with the band, he contributed to several album releases and film soundtracks, cementing his passion for film scoring.
After relocating to Los Angeles, Haslinger launched a successful solo career. His notable filmography includes the dark gothic-action scores for the Underworld franchise (including the original Underworld and Underworld: Rise of the Lycans), Paul W. S. Anderson's Death Race and Resident Evil: The Final Chapter, and the acclaimed AMC television series Halt and Catch Fire. For the 2006 high-concept action-thriller Crank, Haslinger crafted a manic, industrial, and adrenaline-pumping electronic score that matches the film's frenetic visual pacing, utilizing distorted synths, heavy percussion, and driving guitar riffs to reflect Chev Chelios' desperate race against time.
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Did you know?
- Shot on Budget-Friendly HD Cameras: Crank was famous for its hyper-frenetic cinematography. Directors Mark Neveldine and Brian Taylor shot the film using lightweight, high-definition consumer and prosumer cameras (like the Sony CineAlta HDC-F950 and Canon XL-H1), allowing them to shoot on the move and act as their own camera operators, often on rollerblades.
- Chev Chelios' Ringtone: Throughout the movie, Chev Chelios' cell phone rings with a distinct 8-bit synthetic tune. This ringtone is actually the theme song from the classic NES video game Duck Hunt.
- Paul Haslinger's Tangerine Dream Roots: Composer Paul Haslinger brought his extensive experience from the pioneering German electronic band Tangerine Dream to Crank, utilizing a combination of heavily distorted analog synths and aggressive industrial rock beats to keep the auditory pace at a constant high.
- Jason Statham Performed His Own Stunts: Leading man Jason Statham, who has a background in diving and martial arts, performed almost all of his own physical stunts, including the dangerous helicopter climax hanging high above Los Angeles.
- A Real-Life Adrenaline Soundtrack: The film's licensed soundtrack features a fast-tempo, diverse selection of hard rock, punk, and metal bands, including Quiet Riot ('Metal Health'), Loverboy ('Turn Me Loose'), Jefferson Starship ('Miracles'), and Nocturne.
Official Trailer
About the Movie
An assassin in Los Angeles named Chev Chelios is poisoned by a rival mobster with a synthetic drug that will stop his heart if his heart rate drops. To stay alive, he must constantly keep his adrenaline pumping by any means necessary—including picking fights, driving recklessly, and abusing stimulants—while hunting down the people who poisoned him.
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Editorial Integrity & Verification
At Soundtrack Wiki, we take musical accuracy seriously. Every track list, scene description, and timestamp featured on this page has been manually verified by our editorial team to ensure it reflects the actual usage in the production.
Our methodology involves cross-referencing official credits, digital fingerprints, and frame-by-frame analysis of the soundtrack in context.
