Track Listing

1. Original Bedroom Rockers - Kruder & Dorfmeister
2. Cowgirl - Underworld
3. Voodoo People - The Prodigy
4. Open Up - Leftfield
5. Phoebus Apollo - Carl Cox
6. Joker - Josh Abrahams
7. Halcyon and On and On - Orbital
8. Communicate [Headquake Hazy Cloud Mix] - Plastico
9. One Love - The Prodigy
10. Connected - Stereo MC's
11. Eyes, Lips, Body [Mekon Vocal Mix] - Ramshackle
12. Good Grief - Urban Dance Squad
13. Richest Junkie Still Alive [Sank Remix] - Machines of Loving Grace
14. Heaven Knows - Squeeze

Product Details

• Amazon Sales Rank: #100517 in Music
• Released on: 2000-06-26
• Number of discs: 1
• Format: Soundtrack

Customer Reviews

Hackers a must for dance fans
This is the definitive clubbers soundtrack. Anyone inot the underground club scene will love this soundtrack as it is a wonderful nostalgia trip to the mid-90's club days. Featuring music by the masters like Carl Cox, Leftfield and the Prodigy, you just can't go wrong guys!

Seriously cool!
If you liked the film, you'll love this. If you haven't seen the film, buy the soundtrack anyway -its awsome. The 'Hackers' soundtrack is a master piece and i recommend it to any dance fans.

decent soundtrack 4 a decent film.
like the film which seems to lie in B grade avant-garde, this Cd has a couple of standard moments only to be rescued by what can only be described as a groping popular eclectism. i must beg the pardon of the reader while i explain myself. the soundtrack attempts to trawl the edgy new acts that would seem to appeal to fringe youth culture [at least in the US]. as modern music goes it is a pretty fair and uncommercial attempt. even on the tracks that you may not like, you will perhaps remember a moment from the movie. With strong contenders like the prodigy on 2 tracks which are the strongest themes in the film... [voodoo people & one love] contributes to the fringe technological obsession of the lead characters. i think what lets it down is madness track which reminds of the cheesy romantic happy ending giving hope to all sad keyboard jockeys everywhere. However, the strongest individual track is definitely from Orbital with Halcyon & on & on which is the opening theme and a majestic trancy vocal number. one of favourite tracks was Good Grief which is more than competent Rage against the Machine style track. the underworld track is great [cowgirl] and one of Carl Cox's very own. not only make this a real great buy but a good soundtrack to any @computing@ session.