Scrubs, the runaway smash sitcom on NBC that parodies the peacock channel’s mainstay giant ER, will release an album on September 24 on Hollywood Records. An album you ask? Yes, an album, from a primetime sitcom. Guided By Voices, The Shins, Butthole Surfers, The Eels, Colin Hay, and others will appear on the record, which will actually spit out a single, courtesy of Laslo Bane. The Boston-based band who gained marginal success in 1999 with their cover of Men At Work’s “Overkill” will relinquish “Superman” as the soundtrack’s first single. Oddly enough, Colin Hay (MAW lead singer) appeared on that cover track and contributes many songs on this album, including “Overkill,” which he will perform acoustically on the September 26 episode. A soundtrack for a sitcom…why didn’t Gary Coleman ever think of that?
Scrubs soundtrack listing:
Laslo Bane -”Superman”
Shawn Mullins -”All in My Head”
Eels -”Fresh Feeling”
Leroy – “Good Time”
Francis Dunnery -”Good Life”
the Shins -”New Slang”
Colin Hay -”Beautiful World”
Guided By Voices -”Hold on Hope”
Nil Lara -”Fighting for My Love”
Butthole Surfers -”Dracula From Houston”
Everything -”Hooch”
John Cale -”Hallelujah”
Jeremy Kay -”Have It All”
Jan Stevens -”Scrubs” end credit score
Colin Hay – “Overkill”
Source: Jason Anfinsen
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