Earlier this month we learned of Sony’s plans to reissue the soundtrack to Cameron Crowe’s seminal grunge film Singles. Now, more details have announced: The two-disc set is due out on May 19th. In addition to the original 13-song soundtrack, the reissue offers 18 bonus tracks.

Amongst the unreleased material: demos, instrumentals, and live recordings from the likes of Soundgarden’s Chris Cornell, The Replacements’ Paul Westerberg, Alice in Chains, and Mundhoney. Also included is “Touch Me I’m Dick” by Matt Dillion’s fictional band in the film, Citizen Dick, featuring Pearl Jam’s Eddie Vedder, Stone Gossard, and Jeff Ament. It marks the first commercial release of “Touch Me I’m Dick”.



The reissue also includes new liner notes and track-by-track descriptions by Crowe. It’ll be available in 2xCD and 2xLP sets as well as a digitally release.

Singles Soundtrack (Deluxe Edition) CD Tracklist:

Disc 1:

01. Alice in Chains – Would?

02. Pearl Jam – Breath

03. Chris Cornell – Seasons

04. Paul Westerberg – Dyslexic Heart

05. The Lovemongers – Battle of Evermore

06. Mother Love Bone – Chloe Dancer / Crown of Thorns

07. Soundgarden – Birth Ritual

08. Pearl Jam – State of Love and Trust

09. Mudhoney – Overblown

10. Paul Westerberg – Waiting for Somebody

11. Jimi Hendrix – May This Be Love

12. Screaming Trees – Nearly Lost You

13. The Smashing Pumpkins – Drown

Disc 2:

01. Citizen Dick – Touch Me I’m Dick

02. Chris Cornell – Nowhere But You

03. Chris Cornell- Spoonman

04. Chris Cornell – Flutter Girl

05. Chris Cornell – Missing

06. Alice in Chains – Would?

07. Alice in Chains – It Ain’t Like That

08. Soundgarden – Birth Ritual

09. Paul Westerberg – Dyslexic Heart

10. Paul Westerberg – Waiting for Somebody

11. Mudhoney – Overblown

12. Truly – Heart and Lungs

13. Blood Circus – Six Foot Under

14. Mike McCready – Singles Blues 1

15. Paul Westerberg – Blue Heart

16. Paul Westerberg – Lost in Emily’s Woods

17. Chris Cornell – Ferry Boat #3

18. Chris Cornell – Score Piece #4

Listen to Smashing Pumpkins’ “Drown” from the Singles soundtrack: