Nathan's Story) "Tao of Mag" - Mag (a commercial starring Mag that promotes the Genetic Opera; heard briefly between "Mark It Up" and Rotti's Story) "Can't Get It Up if the Girl's Breathing?"* - Amber, GraveRobber (Amber telling GraveRobber that there are other ways to pay for Zydrate; would have succeeded "Housecall") (also a deleted scene on the Blu-ray release) "Come Up and Try My New Parts"* - Amber (Amber seduces GraveRobber to get out of paying for Zydrate; succeeds "Can't Get It Up"; the scene is available on the Blu-ray) "GraveRobber and Shilo Escape" - GraveRobber, Shilo, Amber (GraveRobber and Shilo escape from the Italian festival; alternate version used in film, Amber not included) (also a deleted scene on the Blu-ray release) "Buon Giorno"* - Rotti, Pavi, Luigi, Genterns (Genetic Opera greeting; would have come after "We Started This Op'ra Shit!"; the scene is available on the Blu-ray) "Rotti's Chapel Sermon"* - Rotti (the scene was reedited to make up "Interrogation Room Challenge"; succeeds "Buon Giorno") "Needle Through a Bug"* - GraveRobber, Shilo (deleted scene where Shilo must pass another of Rotti's tests; succeeded "Rotti's Chapel Sermon"; the scene is available on the Blu-ray) and plays in its entirety during credits "Aching Hour"* - Blind Mag (Mag sings about her imminent death during the Renaissance festival; plays in its entirety during credits) Score tracks Includes songs only heard as instrumentals and not parts of any deleted songs: (* = instrumental) "Depraved Heart Murder at Sanitarium Square"* (First song heard in the film) "The Prognosis"* (Heard right after "Crucifixus") "Nathan's Story"* (Heard right after "Infected") "Rotti's Story"* (Heard right after "Tao of Mag") "A Ventriloquist's Mess"* (Heard right after "Thankless Job") "Blind Mag's Story"* (Heard right after "Seeing Your Stirs Memories") "Before the Escape"* (Heard right after "Inopportune Telephone Call") "Worthy Heirs?"* (Heard right after "Zydrate Support Network") "A Dump Truck Home"* (Heard right after "Disposal Crew") "The Visitor"* (Heard right after "Night Surgeon") "Pre-Happiness"* (Heard right after "Seventeen") "Not Your Parents' Opera"* (Heard right after "Bloodbath!") "Mag's Fall"* (Heard right after "Chromaggia") "A Ten Second Opera"* (Heard right after "Let the Monster Rise") Production Development In 1996, Darren Smith had a friend who was going through bankruptcy and whose possessions were going into foreclosure. Inspired by this, Smith came up with the idea of a future where not only one's property, but also one's body parts, could be repossessed.