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The music belongs to the psychedelic rock and classic rock genre. The soundtrack contains songs used in the film with sound bites of the film before each song. Most of the music is present in the soundtrack with a few exceptions: the Lennon Sisters' version of "My Favorite Things" from The Sound of Music which plays at the beginning of the picture, Jefferson Airplane's "Somebody to Love" which is heard during a flashback, Debbie Reynolds' "Tammy", Perry Como's "Magic Moments", Beck, Bogert & Appice's "Lady", Tom Jones' "It's Not Unusual", Frank Sinatra's "You're Getting to Be a Habit with Me", Combustible Edison's "Spy vs Spy", the Out-Islanders' "Moon Mist" from Polynesian Fantasy, Robert Goulet's "My Love, Forgive Me", and a recording of "Ball and Chain" by Janis Joplin.The Rolling Stones song "Jumping Jack Flash" is heard at the conclusion of the film as Thompson drives out of Las Vegas. Gilliam could not pay $300,000 (half of the soundtrack budget) for the rights to "Sympathy for the Devil" by the Rolling Stones, which plays a prominent role in the book.[4]The Dead Kennedys rendition of "Viva Las Vegas" is heard at the very end of the closing credits.
Tracklist
| –Big Brother & The Holding Company | Combination Of The Two | 5:47 |
| –Brewer And Shipley | One Toke Over The Line | 3:43 |
| –Tom Jones | She's A Lady | 3:15 |
| –The Yardbirds | For Your Love | 2:27 |
| –Jefferson Airplane | White Rabbit | 3:13 |
| –Tomoyasu Hotei And Ray Cooper | A Drug Score - Part 1 (Acid Spill) | 0:53 |
| –The Youngbloods | Get Together | 5:42 |
| –Three Dog Night | Mama Told Me Not To Come | 3:51 |
| –Bob Dylan | Stuck Inside Of Mobile With The Memphis Blues Again | 7:27 |
| –Booker T. & The MGs* | Time Is Tight | 3:30 |
| –Perry Como | Magic Moments | 3:04 |
| –Tomoyasu Hotei And Ray Cooper | A Drug Score - Part 2 (Adrenochrome, The Devil's Dance) | 2:27 |
| –Debbie Reynolds | Tammy | 3:03 |
| –Tomoyasu Hotei And Ray Cooper | A Drug Score - Part 3 (Flashbacks) | 2:26 |
| –Buffalo Springfield | Expecting To Fly | 4:18 |
| –The Dead Kennedys* | Viva Las Vegas | 3:23 |
Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas - Original Motion Picture Soundtrack [2LP]
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