Kennedys – "Bleed for Me" Steel Pulse – "Ku Klux Klan" Gary Numan – "Down in the Park" Joan Jett and the Blackhearts – "Bad Reputation" Magazine – "Model Worker" Surf Punks – "My Beach" The Members – "Offshore Banking Business" Au Pairs – "Come Again" The Cramps – "Tear It Up" Invisible Sex – "Valium" Pere Ubu – "Birdies" Devo – "Uncontrollable Urge" The Alley Cats – "Nothing Means Nothing Anymore" John Otway – "Cheryl's Going Home" Gang of Four – "He'd Send in the Army" 999 – "Homicide" The Fleshtones – "Shadowline" X – "Beyond and Back" Skafish – "Sign of the Cross" Splodgenessabounds – "Two Little Boys" UB40 – "Madame Medusa" The Police – "Roxanne" The Police – "So Lonely" Klaus Nomi – "Aria" ("Mon cœur s'ouvre à ta voix" from Camille Saint-Saëns' opera Samson and Delilah) (End credits) Original soundtrack LP and cassette track listing The original 1981 soundtrack was released as both a double LP (A&M SP-6019 in the U.S., SP 96019 in Canada, and AMLM 66019 in Europe) and double cassette (CS-6019 in the U.S.). Each contained the following track listing: Side 1 The Police – "Driven to Tears" Wall of Voodoo – "Back in Flesh" Toyah Willcox – "Danced" Orchestral Manoeuvres in the Dark – "Enola Gay" Oingo Boingo – "Ain't This the Life" XTC – "Respectable Street" Side 2 The Members – "Offshore Banking Business" Go-Go's – "We Got the Beat" Klaus Nomi – "Total Eclipse" Athletico Spizz '80 – "Where's Captain Kirk" Alley Cats – "Nothing Means Nothing Anymore" Jools Holland – "Foolish I Know" Steel Pulse – "Ku Klux Klan" Side 3 Devo – "Uncontrollable Urge" Echo and the Bunnymen – "The Puppet" The Au Pairs – "Come Again" The Cramps – "Tear It Up" Joan Jett & The Blackhearts – "Bad Reputation" Pere Ubu – "Birdies" Gary Numan – "Down in the Park" Side 4 Fleshtones – "Shadow Line" Gang of Four – "He'd Send in the Army" John Otway – "Cheryl's Going Home" 999 – "Homicide" X – "Beyond and Back" Magazine – "Model Worker" Skafish – "Sign of the Cross" According to the official site of Toyah Willcox, the artist was credited incorrectly as ‘Toyah Wilcox’ and the song listed as ‘Dance’ instead of ‘Danced’. CD track listing At some later date, presumably in the 1980s, the soundtrack was released on CD (A&M CD 6019 in the