Soundtracks

Written, performed and produced by the American Hip Hop group NWA (as N.W.A.) (Niggaz With Attitudes)

Some members: Ice Cube, Dr. Dre, Eazy-E and DJ Yella

Released on September 29th, 1986, as second song of the album "Panic Zone"

(Used for the intrusions of the pet duck Webster on the stage)

Performed by Sisqó

Written by Sisqó, Tim Kelley and Bob Robinson

Produced by Tim Kelley and Bob Robinson

Released on November 30th, 1999, as 8th song of the album "Unleash the Dragon"

(Used to introduce "Panty Swap")

Performed by Jim Morrison

Written by Robby Krieger

Produced by Paul A. Rothchild

Released in December 1968 in the single "Touch Me", by this American rock band, called The Doors

(Used for "Panty Swap")

Composed by Alex Gifford

Performed and produced by Alex Gifford and Will White

Released on February 15th, 1998, in the single "Crash!", by this British big beat musical duo, called Propellerheads

Reworking of the music "At the Sign of the Swinging Cymbal", by Brass Incorporated

(Used for the real time phase of "Slo-Mo Duck", illusion present in the international version only)

Composed, conducted and produced by Vangelis

Instrumental theme recorded for the soundtrack of Chariots of Fire (1981)

(Used for the slow motion phase of "Slo-Mo Duck", illusion present in the international version only)

Written and produced by David Lowe

Released in October 1998 in the single "Would You...?", by the British jazz-pop musical band Touch & Go

(Used for the casual search of 13 persons among the audience, for "Thirteen", illusion present in the international version only)

Written, performed and produced by the American band Information Society

Released on June 21th, 1988, as first song of the album "Information Society"

(Used for "Moon Rise" (aka "Moon Interactive"), illusion present in the international version only)

Original song "Magic Carpet Ride" written by John Kay and Rushton Moreve

Produced by Gabriel Mekler

Released in September 1968 in the single "Magic Carpet Ride", by the Canadian-American hard rock band Steppenwolf

Remixed, performed and produced by Phillip Steir for the soundtrack of Go (1999)

(Used to introduce and to conclude "Test Condition", illusion present in the international version only)

(remix)

Performed by the American girl group Blaque

Written by Billy Lawrence, Nidra E. Sylvers, Leshan Lewis, Linda E. Van Horssen, William B. Shelby, Kevin Bion Spencer, Violet Ruby and Cory Rooney

Produced by Leshan Lewis and Cory Rooney

Released on July 19th, 1999, as second song of the single "Bring It All to Me"

(Used for "Test Condition", illusion present in the international version only)