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Soundtrack to War showcases spontaneous music performances by a striking cast of the battle weary. Performances made without rehearsal, under the blaring Iraqi sun, with a destroyed city and the distraction of gunfire and bursting mortar shells forming a frightening backdrop. American culture came into Iraq, wired into its tanks and helicopters a live soundtrack to war, with lyrics such as Let the Bodies Hit the Floor, Round Out the Tank and Bombs Over Baghdad being memorised by every soldier and forever linked to the violent events they accompanied. As the war extended into its second year, many started writing and performing their own songs. It was rock, rap & roll.

Soundtrack to War    (DVD)

M - Strong Sexual References, Medium Level Course theme, Graphic War FootageGenre:Documentary  Music  Video:Aspect Ratio: 1.75:116:9 Enhanced
Widescreen
Audio:English - Dolby Digital 2.0 Stereo
Subtitles:None
Features:Audio Commentary: George Gittoes (Director)
Featurette: Freidburg, Germany - Battle In The Park
Featurette: Hagos And Hunter - Hit By A RPG
Featurette: Jeff Knoop - The Flag Song
Featurette: Sgt. Maj. Schindler - Soldiers And Music
Featurette: Spike And Corkins - War And Heavymetal
Featurette: The Golden Group
Featurette: The Pink Flamingo
Interviews-Crew: George Gittoes (Director)
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