Roadkill

By: Theatre Soundtrack Musical

Origin: Ontario, 🇨🇦

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25 tracks

Hinterland

#1 00:50
Razor - Instant Death

#2 02:58
Mr. Shack Explains

#3 00:06
The Leslie Spit Tree-O - The Sound

#4 02:37
Ramona On The Road

#5 00:23
Graeme Kirkland & The Wolves with Julie Massi - Street People

#6 04:51
Spiritual Quest

#7 00:09
Suffer Machine - Nostradamus

#8 02:44
The Ugly Ducklings - She Ain't No Use to Me

#9 03:14
Russell the Serial Killer

#10 00:30
Handsome Ned & The Sidewinders - Put the Blame On Me

#11 03:05
Steve "The Butcher" Munro - The Weenie Boy Song

#12 00:45
Ten Seconds Over Tokyo - Burning Rain

#13 03:53
Dr. Minz Experimental Eyes And Ears and Luke Koyle - Thangst For The Angst - Buddy & Biff

#14 01:02
The Paupers - Magic People

#15 02:39
Luke

#16 00:36
Teknakullar Raincoats - Dancing Cadavers

#17 02:56
The Driving Lesson

#18 00:29
Rita Chiarelli - Have You Seen My Shoes?

#19 03:34
The Razorbacks - It's Saturday Night

#20 03:06
Joey Say Hey

#21 00:29
Ramones - Howlin' at the Moon

#22
Ramona Gets Ready

#23 00:19
Nash The Slash - Roadkill

#24 02:35
Weenie Boy Reprise

#25 00:22

About This Title

Roadkill is a rock’n’road movie about a girl named Ramona who learns how to drive. Her boss, a rock promoter named Roy Seth, sends her into the wilds of Northern Ontario to cut short the mishandled tour of his renegade rock band The Children of Paradise. After a bungled beginning she finds herself stranded in Sudbury without the band, without her bag and without any money.

Ramona’s search for The Children of Paradise and for herself crosses the careening paths of four ambitious men; Bruce, an out of work movie director who searches instead for a bang-up ending to his obsessive documentary; Matthew, a disillusioned rock star on a spiritual quest, Russell, a loner trying to break into the competitive field of serial killing; and Luke, a boy who wants to be a man.

By the end of her strange journey, Ramona figures out how to give these men what they want. Ultimately, they get only what they deserve. As for Ramona, she finds a new purpose, a new identity — and she learns how to drive.

Soundtrack
Produced by Peter McFadzean for Rampant Music Corp.
Engineered by Scott Keenan at Wellesley Sound, Toronto, Ontario
Dialogue, "The Sound" and "The Weenie Boy Song" mixed by Daniel Pellerin at Film House, Toronto, Ontario

Soundtrack art designed by Kevan Buss

Thanks to:
Valerie Buhagiar, Brian Pellerin, Daniel Pellerin, Joey Ramone, Andrea, Mike Timmins, Mr. Shack, Keith Bates, Daniel Salerno, Nash the Slash, Chris Buck, Brave New Waves, Steve Munro, Colin Brunton, Larry "Buddy" Hudson, Burl Ives for the inspiration, Mike Munn, our furry friends, Heather, Kai, Eden, Neal Arbick and the Rome Boys, the Sargent Family, Vito the Barber, and all the music dealmeisters for their co-operation.

Hi Linda, Mike and Matt!