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If I remember correctly (and I may be completely wrong here, or it may have been part of a rumor that was proven false), there was said to be a CD track called "Zodiac."  On March 2, there's a movie coming out called Zodiac, directed by David Fincher (Seven, Fight Club, The Game, Panic Room).  Any possible connection here?

It was supposed to be on the soundtrack years ago, but seeing as the movie got postponed too I guess it got scrapped. One can hope though, as always.

It was supposed to be on the soundtrack?  Or some clown made up a rumour that it was going to be on the soundtrack?  (Just like DVC and Rocky)?

I could be confusing it with the This I Love thing when I come to think about it.

just rumor

That would be cool if Guns provided a track on the Old School 2 soundtrack this summer.

I have not heard this anywhere, just commenting I'd like to see it happen.   : ok:

Boy we could have a whole albums worth of material just from rumored soundtracks from over the years... Ones i remember: DaVinci Code, TCM: The Begining, T3, etc... lol

The Game was made by the same production company as the original WTTJ video. Propaganda Films. The Game is that movie where it says Don't Cry on the wall when Michael Douglas finds that the inside of his house was vandalized.

Nice post Donington2007.  The Game was a kick-ass movie and the Don't Cry reference very cool.

I remember thinking Madagascar would have been very cool with DVC, but after seeing the movie, I'm glad that didn't happen.  Good movie, just not good enough for my favorite band's music.  :)

Here's another one Mal. The original release date for Zodiac was close to the original release date of CD. Maybe both being delayed is no coinkidinky? Just speculation, but who knows. Not sure if the 'Score' referenced in the article below is different than the soundtrack.

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http://www.soundtrackcollector.com/viewarticle.php?articleid=1101

David Shire to score Zodiac

8-Aug-2006 - Veteran composer David Shire has been hired to compose the music for David Fincher's new thriller, Zodiac. The film is based on Robert Graysmith's books about the real life serial killer Zodiac who committed a number of murders in San Francisco during the 1960s and 1970s. The cast includes Jake Gyllenhaal, Robert Downey Jr, Mark Ruffalo, Anthony Edwards, Brian Cox and Dermot Mulroney. It's scheduled to be released by Paramount Pictures on January 19, 2007.

Fittingly, 69-year old David Shire was one of the most prolific and hailed film composers in the 1970s. Among his best known credits from that era are The Conversation, All the President's Men and The Taking of Pelham 1-2-3. His other credits include 2010, Return to Oz, Monkey Shines, The Hindenburg and Short Circuit.

(Source Evolution Music Partners)

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http://www.moviemusic.com/soundtrack/zodiac

Zodiac
Soundtrack music by David Shire.
Coming Soon

This product is scheduled to be released on 3/13/2007. We will ship on or before this date if stock is available.

Tracklisting: no tracklisting available

well if it is a song i can almost hear it now..........Zodiac :headscratch:  :drool:


ya know its like before you hear the songs them selves, the song titles just said by its self that it was either kick ass or a ballad or something. Like when i heard the song title Rihad and the bedouins i knew that it would be a hard and heavy song

Zodiac...hmmmm........ i bet it starts out slow then fast then all of a sudden......it ends 8)

sounds cool i hope it exists  8) :smoking: :drool: :drool:

one can only hope!

You know this post is soooo true!

 Zodiac that sounds fuckin' cool...talking about titles COMA, LOCAMOTIVE, ESTRANGED, BREAKDOWN....you just knew these songs were gonna smoke....Oh My God (I fuckin' love that song, I think it just kicks so much ass)

I've heard Guns n' roses will do a new version of the Indiana Jones theme for the next Indy! Steven Spielberg will direct the video!

Axl as Indiana Jones, that will rule!




Fuckin' stupid rumors...  ::) ::) ::) ::)

David Finche directed seven, one of the rumoured tracks on CD is called seven, yet there was no GNR song there.

Ohh My God
i can't deny this
i've been tought just to kill it and fight this
bary it deeper where no one can find it
nobody wanted to know


true dat man :yes:

Since the movie takes place in the 60s and 70s, and GNR didn't start making records until the late 80s.  I doubt there's going to be many of their songs in the flick.

they just played the 2005 movie on cable and i never knew that the Cali zodiak killer was never caught. this might be an aspect of the killings that is intriuging to axl.