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As you know Spun OST was not officially realeased. However, here is the list of Zwan songs, that you can hear in the movie:

"Number of the Beast"
(Written by Steven Harris)
Performed by The Djali Zwan
Published by Zomba Music Publishers Ltd.
Courtesy of Martha's Music, LLC

"Freedom Ain't What It Used to Be"
(Written by Billy Corgan)
Performed by The Djali Zwan
Published by Faust's Haus Music
Courtesy of Martha's Music, LLC

"Think You Know"
(Written by Billy Corgan)
Performed by The Djali Zwan
Published by Faust's Haus Music
Courtesy of Martha's Music, LLC

"Loving You Sunday Morning"
(Written by Klaus Meine, Herman Rarebell and Rudolf Schenker)
Performed by The Djali Zwan
Published by BMG Song, Inc. (ASCAP) obo Edition Arabella Music Muenchen
Courtesy of Martha's Music, LLC

"Love Is a Battlefield"
(Written by Holly Knight / Mike Chapman)
Performed by The Djali Zwan
Published by Zomba Music Publishers Ltd / BMG Music Publishing
Courtesy of Martha's Music, LLC

"Revolve"
(Written by Billy Corgan)
Performed by The Djali Zwan
Published by Faust's Haus Music
Courtesy of Martha's Music, LLC

"Jesus, I Have Taken My Cross"
(Traditional, Arrangement by Corgan/Sweeney)
Performed by The Djali Zwan
Published by Faust's Haus Music/Eva Jackson Music ASCAP
Courtesy of Martha's Music, LLC

"Wasting Time"
(Written by Billy Corgan)
Performed by The Djali Zwan
Published by Faust's Haus Music
Courtesy of Martha's Music, LLC

"Freedom"
(Written by Richie Havens)
Performed by The Djali Zwan
(c) 1972 Stormy Forest Productions Inc (ASCAP) (Admin. by Bug Music)
Courtesy of Martha's Music, LLC

"Love to Love"
(Written by Michael Schenker, Phil Mogg)
Performed by The Djali Zwan
Published by Th Th Music Limited / Chrysalis Music Limited
Courtesy of Martha's Music, LLC

"Always"
(Written by Irving Berlin)
Performed by The Djali Zwan
Published by Irving Berlin Music Corp
Courtesy of Martha's Music, LLC
By kind permission of Warner/Chappell Music Ltd

Does anyone know where can I find these ones?

Yeah, I have a bootleg of that soundtrack and it is FANTASTIC!!! Number of the Beast, Revolve, Love to Love (Linds Strawberry sang this I think), and Freedom are the best songs "Zwan"/"Djali Zwan" ever performed. This soundtrack gave me a lot more respect for them. If you give me an E-mail address i can send you what I have. - Or If you meet me in "live chat" I can send them to you that way. I found them on morpheus.

Djali Zwan

Djali Zwan, an acoustic incarnation of Zwan, which also featured cellist Ana Lenchantin, was to film and record the making of a new album in the studio in the fall of 2003, with an album and DVD to be issued in early 2004. Corgan spoke with Rolling Stone about his plans: "We're going to do it Let It Be-style," Corgan says, referring to the documentary about the 1970 Beatles album. "The album would be recorded live, with the cameras rolling. When you get the DVD, you can watch the takes on the album being done."

He described the songs he'd written for Djali Zwan as "more folk-driven, rooted in traditional music. I don't want to compromise veins of material to fit into an electric band, which I often did in the Pumpkins. With Djali Zwan, I can write an acoustic song and not worry how it's going to stand up against some rock epic."

Djali Zwan made their live debut as a quartet -- Corgan, Sweeney, Pajo and Chamberlin -- at the end of 2001; Paz Lenchantin joined the two Zwans in '02. But the roots of Djali Zwan go back to Corgan's last years with the Pumpkins, who broke up in December 2000. Corgan had been writing material adapted from old folk and gospel songbooks. From that came new originals such as "Friends and Lovers," "Love Lies in Ruins" and "Rivers We Can't Cross," all slated for the abandoned album.

"We're not trying to be country blues," Corgan said of Djali Zwan. "But Djali Zwan is its own thing, a totally separate band. It would be exciting if we could pull this off."

The Djali Zwan album never came to be, but several studio Djali Zwan tracks did appear on True Poets of Zwan releases - specifically, the "Honestly" and "Lyric" singles.

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Most of the songs are done by Billy alone

Not much different from the pumpkins then...Damn, for a minute there I thought I had reason to respect Zwan.

I want to know where you got that tracklist from. Always is an acoustic solo aswell as many others

I hate to disapoint, but this is from the official SPUN site

Soundtrack:

Number of The Beast - Billy Corgan
Freedom 'Aint What It Used To Be - Billy Corgan
Think you Know - Billy Corgan
Loving You Sunday Morning - Billy Corgan
Love Is A Battlefield - Billy Corgan
Revolve - Billy Corgan
Jesus, I Have Taken My Cross - Billy Corgan
Freedom - BC
Wasting Time - BC
Love To Love - BC
Always - BC

Zwan where no way involved, if they were it was as session musicians. The songs are 'Billy Corgan' not 'Djali Zwan'

Hey Believe. I've been looking for these songs for a while now, could you please send them my way as well. Thanks. email is This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.

I'm emailing you 'Always'

If these songs were never officially released can't someone upload them onto the 'music' section of this website? Please

I have a few, but what appeared in the film was only around 30 seconds long each

I found it here: http://uk.imdb.com/title/tt0283003/soundtrack

By the way, some tracks are available here: http://www.brunky.net/ozphoria/v8/downloads.php

I know that he was in charge of all music for the Soundtrack, but Billy's not the one singing on Number of the Beast and Linda Strawberry sings on Love to Love so I don't know how accurate this is. I think you're right, he was given credit for the soundtrack because he chose the songs and arranged them BUT Djali Zwan or someone obviously helped creat the actual music.

I can't wait for this soundtrack to be officially released next year. Personally, I think that this is some of the best work that Billy has done. "Revolve" and "Think You Know" are simply beautiful.

We have so much music to look forward to next year! Not only are we getting reissues of Adore and Machina, but we're also getting over 70 unreleased Zwan songs! How awesome is that?!

The studio version of Freedom Ain't What It Used To Be is one of the very best BC songs I have!

This is probably an incredibly dumb question with a very obvious answer, but what does "OST" stand for?

I'm not a native speaker but as far as my knowledge goes
ORIGINAL SOUNDTRACK.

DON wrote:
Works for me! Thank you.