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music Phil Ceberano Justin Stanley (cast) band Warren Trout Greg Royal music editing Peter Whitmore scored music recorded at Megaphon Studios Charing Cross Studios mixed at Mirage scored music produced & mixed by Justin Stanley co-producer Phil Ceberano phil & justin's publisher PolyGram Music Publishing Australia engineer Keith "Medieval" Cooper assistant engineers Brett Lunney Josh Wermut musicians Phil Ceberano Justin Stanley Cath Synnerdahle Dave Reynolds Warren Trout Brendan Saint-Ledger Alex Hewitson piano accordian (sic) composed & performed by Peter Dasent exec soundtrack producer Michael Parisi soundtrack coordinator Richard East soundtrack supervisor Michelle Straney Soundtrack available on ew logo east west East West Records through Warner Music Australia Pty Limited music "Special" performed by Aspirin written by Aspirin courtesy Bright Spark Songs "Slide" performed by Brother Mustard written by Brother Mustard, Revelle/Stams/Sadowski/Reitzfeld/Tribby Copyright Control "Whoever's Been Using This Bed" performed by The Earthmen written by Batterham/Stevens published by Black Pig and PolyGram Music Publishing courstesy (sic) Warner Music Australia Pty Limited "Time" performed by Brother Mustard written by Brother Mustard, Revelle/Stams/Sadowski/Reitzfeld/Tribby Copyright Control "I'll Be Your Majick" performed by Def Fx written by Def Fx, Lowry/Horne/Stein/Fonti courtesy of Lost in Music, PolyGram Music Publishing, ESP Music/Admin. Leosong Music Group and Universal Music Australia Limited "Ground" performed by The Superjesus written by Tennent/McLeod publishing Control courtesy The Superjesus/Aloha records and Warner Music Australia Pty Limited "Lovers" performed by Effigy written by P Hardman published by Effigy Hardman/Beckerling/Stacey courtesy The All Blacks B.V. and Roadrunner Records "Silver Lizard" performed by Tumbleweed written by Tumbleweed, J Curley/I Curley/R Lewis/N Reith courtesy of PolyGram Music Publishing and Polydor Records Australia under licence from PolyGram Pty Limited "I Sucked A Lot of Cock To Get Where I Am" performed by Regurgitator lyrics = Quan Yeomans/music = Regurgitator published by EMI Music Publishing courtesy Warner Music Australia Pty Limited "Grab Hold" performed & written by Nikka Costa published by Mushroom Music courtesy Mushroom Records "Living with Lies" performed by Kate Ceberano written by Ceberano/Maher/Friedman published by Warner Chappell/Warner Chappell/Control courtesy Mushroom Records "Orgasm Addict" performed by Kiley Gaffney written by Pete Shelley/Howard DeVoto published by MMA Music Publishing on behalf of Complete Music Limited, and Howard Devoto courtesy Warner Music Australia Pty Limited Music in the film: There are a few scenes in the film where guitars are flashed about and a band plays, but most of the time, the music on the soundtrack is sourced. See this site's galleries for more images: Lyrics: Peter Dasent playing the accordion runs over the brief presentation and cast head credits. For the most part of the tail credits, there's a laid back instrumental, but a song begins with just over seventy seconds of the credits to run. It's the Buzzcocks' Orgasm Addict, performed by Kiley Gaffney. Lyrics as heard in the film: You tried it once, you found it all right for kicks Now you found out that it's a habit that sticks Orgasm addict, you're an orgasm addict Sneakin' in the back door with those dirty magazines Your momma wants to know what are those stains in your jeans Orgasm addict, you're an orgasm addict Uh-huh, uh-huh, uh-huh Uh huh, uh huh, uh huh You get in a heat, you get in a sulk But you still keep beating your meat to pulp Orgasm addict, you're an orgasm addict… (This is an abbreviated and slightly altered version but the full original lyrics are easily found online) CD: A CD of the soundtrack was released, with some carrying a sticker promoting key items in the package: CD East West 3984204142 1997 Music: Phil Ceberano, Justin Stanley 1. Better The Devil You Know, Penny Flanagan 2. Ground, The Superjesus 3. Bruises, Screamfeeder 4. Life’s So Bizarre, Dialogue 5. I Sucked a Lot of Cock to Get Where I Am, Regurgitator 6. Special, Aspirin 7. Doogza’s Brew, Original Score* 8. Silver Lizard, Tumbleweed 9. Time, Brother Mustard 10. Testosterone Trip, Dialogue 11. Lovers, Effigy 12. I’ll Be Your Majick, Def FX 13. Rash’s Brothel, Dialogue 14. Cunts Are Us, Original Score* 15. Smile, Pangaea 16. Karmic Flop, Even. 17. Nightmare, Original Score* 18. Grab Hold, Nikka Costa 19. Whoever’s Been Using This Bed, The Earthmen 20. Living With Lies, Kate Ceberano 21. The Wedding, Peter Dasent 22. Orgasm Addict, Kiley Gaffney * written and performed by Phil Ceberano and Justin Stanley Co-composer Phil Ceberano: Ceberano, who also performed in the film as "Phil" - he's seen first, taking a piss - had an eponymous website here, WM here, which contained this CV: I’ve been working in the entertainment industry both locally and internationally for over 30 years as professional musician, entertainer, TV presenter, producer, songwriter, musical director and composer. I’m known for my musical achievements and is regarded as one of Australia’s greatest guitarists. He has travelled extensively throughout Australia, Europe, the UK and US which has given him invaluable experience as a live performer. Phil joined forces with sister Kate Ceberano in 1985. With the huge success of her triple platinum selling debut solo album, ‘Brave’ the partnership of Phil and Kate would endure for many years to come. Phil has continued working with Kate as her guitarist, collaborator, co- writer, co-producer and bandleader on Kate’s tours and albums up until the present day. As well as working extensively with his sister, Phil has formed and played in many bands including well known Melbourne club band Sexual Chocolate (87-93) and Trentwood, Phil’s original power rock trio that toured throughout Australia (2001-2005), playing over 400 gigs in four years. He’s also worked as a composer & session player on music for film and television. Phil & his band, The Phil Ceberano Band, are continuously invited to play for exclusive VIP parties and media events. He’s established an outstanding reputation in his own right as an entertainer who delivers a great show every time. Phil's experience in the field of entertainment extends beyond music. He’s also worked as a professional actor in theatre and feature film and worked as a presenter on MTV. Phil is a motivational speaker and MC and has spoken in over 500 schools nationally since 1997. Communicating and interacting with people comes naturally to Phil. He has a real knack for making people of all ages and backgrounds feel at ease, whether it be in an intimate interview situation or in front of a large audience. Phil is a true entertainer with a magnetic personality. He has a real passion for life and a brilliant ability to connect with not only an audience but with individuals. His constant positive outlook on life, mixed with his natural charm & ‘can do’ attitude makes him one of the easiest people in Australia’s entertainment industry to work with and also one of the most enigmatic and engaging. (Below: Phil Ceberano) Co-composer Justin Stanley: Stanley's career went international, and he has a reasonably detailed wiki listing here, which notes Dust off the Wings as his first film work. Stanley had an eponymous website here, WM here, with a very short CV and assorted other items, news, music, media and contact details: (Below: Justin Stanley's CV, and some photos, with the final four photos showing Stanley with assorted recognisable colleagues) .
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