Yah so I used to be a part of this film company called Restraining Hollywood.  It all started a few years ago, 2005ish.  Brandon VanVliet and I both worked at Deja Vu downtown Minneapolis.  He decided one day that he wanted to make movies, and made a short film called Up North.  It had a small cult success, and as he was finishing it up, I went to him with an idea for a film.  He liked it so we decided to make the movie.  I came up with the idea, helped write it, helped direct it, made the website for Restraining Hollywood (which has since been replaced), I made a bunch of music for it, I taught myself Final Cut Pro so we could edit it, I acted in it, helped design the covers and most of the artwork for it, made the trailers, basically I had a hand in everything and did a shitload of stuff.  Anyways we had a falling out and I don't work with them anymore.  The soundtrack was being discussed before I left, but nothing was set in stone.  Then one day my buddy Damon asked me if I had heard the soundtrack yet, and I said no, and he said I had 2 songs on it, and I said really?  and he said yes!  So he contacted the guy who did all the work putting the soundtrack together, Joel Whealock, and he gave me 100 copies of it.  I haven't sold one single copy, but if you are interested, it's for sale at Treehouse Records on 26th and Lyndale Ave South in Uptown, Minneapolis, MN.  It's got 16 songs from a ton of great local artists.  I must say I like every single song on this album, it's all over the place, Rap, to Rap Rock, to Rock, to Hip Hop, to Electronica, to Electronica with singing over it, to Metal, to Heavy Metal, to Punk, to Indie, to Acoustic, even a really funny 80s Hair Metal song.

Here's My Songs:

Dirty's Theme - this song was over the Liquor Store scene.  Vincent nearly gets molested by a random manboy and this song is playing while that happens.

Tokeatron - This song was used on one of the trailers to People Talk.

Here's some other music I did in that flick:

On The Way To JDogg's  - Trying for a Type 0 Negative feel, was thinking about singing over it at one time

Jungle Luv  - Christopher McGuire came up with this idea for music over the Pendleton scene

The Apsaras Told Me  - When Vincent gets back from JDogg's

Intro  - i actually overlapped this with another one over the beginning logo thingy

Call from Tyrone  - oooo spooky

Gracious  - Over the scene with that one loser

Creepy Thing Over Marvin  - oooo creepy