This track can be found on the Spawn soundtrack album. A track titled " (Can't You) Trip Like I Do", a collaboration between the groups Filter and The Crystal Method, was used for the theatrical trailer of the movie.A track similar to " The Eyes of Truth" titled "The Conquest of Truth" composed and recorded by Paul Hanson for Music Junkies was used for the DVD main menu.A track from " The Eyes of Truth", by the musical project Enigma, was used for the movie's worldwide trailer.The faint music that can be heard when Neo meets the Oracle is of 1930s jazz origin - " Minor Swing" by guitarist Django Reinhardt is followed by composer Duke Ellington's " I'm Beginning to See the Light".The music from Night of the Lepus that can be heard from the television set in the Oracle's living room is "Begin the Run" written by Jimmie Haskell.
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The version of "Leave You Far Behind" found in the soundtrack is the original album one, not the movie mix.). The background music when Neo fights Morpheus in the sparring program ( Don Davis' "Bow Whisk Orchestra", combining semi-improvisational drumming, Lunatic Calm's mix of "Leave You Far Behind", and Davis' "Switch or Break Show"."Plasticity" by Plastikman aka Richie Hawtin, when Neo meets Trinity at the night club.The music playing on Neo's headphones ("Dissolved Girl" by Massive Attack) when he is contacted by Trinity.Music from the film that does not appear on the soundtrack "Wake Up", when Neo hangs up the phone at the end of the movie and flies away, continues into credits."Spybreak!", during the lobby shootout scene."Prime Audio Soup", when the crew of Nebuchadnezzar are seen plugging into the Matrix for the first time with Neo in preparation for their visit with The Oracle."Clubbed to Death", when Neo and Morpheus are in the "Woman in the red dress" program."Leave You Far Behind (Lunatics Roller Coaster Mix)", during the fight training scene between Neo and Morpheus.
1.2 Music from the film that does not appear on the soundtrack.
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