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A few more little pieces of promotional material have popped up in the form of some posters. A U.K. poster employs some shoddy Photoshopping skills to push the film’s big three – Shia Labeouf, Tom Hardy and Mia Wasikowska – in potential viewers faces. A similar U.S. poster has also hit the web, only swapping out Wasikowska for actress Jessica Chastain, but the most enjoyable of all these little bits is an infographic of the United States’ prohibition era history – tieing it into the tale of the Bondurant boys and their alcohol smuggling ways.
Check out the track listing and posters below, and be sure to go see “Lawless” on August 29th.
1. The Bootleggers [ft. Mark Lanegan]: "Fire and Brimstone" (Link Wray cover)
2. The Bootleggers [ft. Nick Cave]: "Burnin' Hell"
3. Ralph Stanley: "Sure 'Nuff Yes I Do" (Captain Beefheart cover)
4. The Bootleggers [ft. Emmylou Harris]: "Fire in the Blood"
5. The Bootleggers [ft. Mark Lanegan]: "White Light / White Heat" (Velvet Underground cover)
6. The Bootleggers [ft. Emmylou Harris]: "Cosmonaut"
7. Nick Cave, Warren Ellis, Emmylou Harris, and Ralph Stanley: "Fire in the Blood" / "Snake Song"(Townes Van Zandt cover)
8. The Bootleggers [ft. Liela Moss and Emmylou Harris]: "Aim Towards the Sky" (Grandaddy cover)
9. The Bootleggers [ft. Emmylou Harris] : "Fire in the Blood"
10. Ralph Stanley: "Fire and Brimstone" (Link Wray cover)
11. The Bootleggers [ft. Mark Lanegan]: "Sure 'Nuff Yes I Do" (Captain Beefheart cover)
12. Ralph Stanley: "White Light / White Heat" (Velvet Underground cover)
13. Nick Cave and Warren Ellis: "End Crawl"
14. Willie Nelson: "Midnight Run" (bonus track)



2 Comments
Karlos | August 2, 2012 5:36 PM
Two white light / white heat covers! And one by Ralph Stanley! This is sure to be a great movie and a great soundtrack! The book was amazing so I hope the film does it justice.
Zack | August 2, 2012 4:01 PM
I feel kind of bad for Jason Clarke. I get that he's not as recognizable as The Beef or Hardy, but making it seem like Mia Wasikowska plays the third brother just seems gratuitously mean.