Listen To The 'Inherent Vice' Soundtrack, Watch Full NYFF Press Conference

By Russ FischerOct. 6, 2014 12:30 pm EST

Paul Thomas Anderson's new film Inherent Vice premiered at the New York Film Festival over the weekend, and along with the first reviews and reactions to the film, we've got a lot more information about the Thomas Pynchon adaptation. The Inherent Vice soundtrack has been revealed, and that's great. And then there's a lot of other info that came out of the festival.

For one, you can now watch the 30-minute press conference for the film featuring Anderson and many members of the film's crowded cast. That's a good treat, but also contains a lot of talk about a film that most of us haven't yet seen.

More friendly to those who want to preserve the experience of watching the film is the rundown of the film's soundtrack, and an accompanying playlist featuring all the tracks. There are a couple great tracks from Can, and an unreleased Radiohead song called 'Spooks.' (The Radiohead song is represented in the playlist by a live version.)

Here's the press conference. Obviously, if you haven't seen the film yet, this might be one to save, or you might want to tread carefully.

"Inherent Vice" Soundtrack

1. Dreamin' On a Cloud – The Tornados

2. Rhythm of the Rain – The Cascades

3. Vitamin C – Can

4. Soup – Can

5. Simba – Les Baxter

6. Spooks – Radiohead

7. Burning Bridges – Jack Scott

8. The Throwaway Age – Bob Irwin

9. Gilligan's Island Theme – Sherwood Schwartz and George Wyle

10. Harvest – Neil Young

11. Here Comes the Ho-Dads – The Markettts

12. Electricity – Cliff Adams

13. Never My Love – The Association

14. Les Fleur – Minnie Riperton

15. Journey Through the Past – Neil Young

16. Sukiyaki – KYU Sakamoto

17. Adam-12 (Themes and Cues) – Frank Comstock

18. (What A) Wonderful World – Sam Cooke

19. Amethyst – Jonny Greenwood

20. Any Day Now – Chuck Jackson

Here's a Spotify playlist, in case you have a subscription to that service. Below is a full set of YouTube links, thanks to the hard work at The Film Stage.