Clerks II

The music on this soundtrack reflects the skewed vision of its creator and features a wide-ranging sound that goes from Talking Heads to Jackson Five, from Alanis to King Diamond – and all of it is CLASSIC!

CLERKS soundtrack has scanned over 150,000 copies! Movie opens wide everywhere July 21st! Snootchy-bootchies!!

Kevin is a true star in both the film and comics world and his legions of fans are sure to enjoy this shining example of his musical vision!

Hold on, ‘cause the rollercoaster ride’s starting! It’s CLERKS 2!


For better or worse, this soundtrack reflects not only the movie (with plenty of excerpts from the film's dialogue) but the tastes of director Kevin Smith--a connection laid out in his detailed liner notes, where Smith readily admits that he's "got a real disconnect when it comes to what's musically hip or in vogue. " The album is like a peep into the head of an aging New Jersey teenager, from King Diamond's "Welcome Home," an over-the-top metal song that must have inspired hours of air guitar, to Talking Heads' "(Nothing But) Flowers," to Soul Asylum's "Misery," to Samantha Fox's über-'80s "Naughty Girls (Need Love Too)." Smith's regular composer, Jim Venable, contributes two serviceable instrumentals: the glammy stomper "Neckin' on the Swing" and the funky "Goin' Away Party." --Elisabeth Vincentelli