Silverfuck - 2011 Remaster

The Smashing Pumpkins

Movie kicks off messy: James blasted on dope, flailing around his trashed apartment while this 9‑minute alt‑rock freak‑out roars—then BOOM, he face‑plants out the window.

Always There

Greta Van Fleet

Title card rolls as James stumbles onto the rehab bus—this Zeppelin‑esque groove blasting in his headphones says, hey buddy, help is *always there* (even if your life’s on fire).

Drive

R.E.M.

Low‑key acoustic tension underscores the literal drive up to the Minnesota clinic - windows fogged, staff silent, Michael Stipe whisper‑chants, "Hey kids, rock and roll…"

Don't Come Home A-Drinkin' (With Lovin' On Your Mind)

Loretta Lynn

Common room TV blares classic country while patients complain about cafeteria food - Loretta’s sass mirrors the staff’s ‘no intoxicants allowed’ vibe.

Into Dust

Mazzy Star

Detox night one: room spinning, sweat everywhere—Hope Sandoval’s ghostly lullaby floats over the montage of hallucinations turning James’s ego *into dust*.

I've Been Loving You Too Long

Otis Redding

James watches Lilly across the courtyard - Otis’s slow‑burn soul sets the mood as stubborn attraction builds despite ‘no relationships’ rules.

Candy Says

The Velvet Underground & Nico

Group therapy: Miles opens up about identity, the hushed Lou Reed confessional underscores the raw vulnerability in the circle.

Murder She Wrote

Chaka Demus & Pliers

Kitchen duty turns into an impromptu dance‑off; the whole ward skanks to this dancehall classic, proving rehab isn’t *all* misery.

Heaven Must Be Missing An Angel - Pt. 1

Tavares

After a breakthrough session, the rec room stereo spins this disco gem; patients glow like they *actually* believe in second chances.

Lucky Day - 2023 Remaster

Tom Waits

James gets day‑pass permission and feels, briefly, unstoppable - Waits’s carnival‑croon ushers him into the world outside like a ragged victory march.

Downs and an Up

Atticus Ross

Final montage + credits: Ross siblings’ 17‑minute score suite melts through triumphs and relapses, mirroring James’s lifelong rollercoaster of *downs and an up*.