Editing Romper Stomper (section)

==Soundtrack==
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{{Infobox album
| name       = Romper Stomper
| type       = soundtrack
| artist     = [[John Clifford White]] and the Romper Stomper Orchestra & Band
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| released   = 30 November 1992
| recorded   = 1991–1992
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| studio     = [[Metropolis Group|Metropolis Studios]]
| genre      = [[Film score]], [[alternative rock]]
| length     = 34:33
| label      = Picture This
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The [[soundtrack|film's score]] was released by Picture This Records. It included the orchestral score and four tracks of energetic [[punk rock]] music similar to the [[Oi!]] genre (recorded by studio musicians).

In 2014, bassist Chris Pettifer was interviewed for [[Vice (magazine)|''Vice'' magazine]] about the soundtrack, in which he expressed his disappointment about how genuine neo-Nazi groups had embraced the Oi! songs.<ref>[https://www.vice.com/en/article/is-the-romper-stomper-soundtrack-the-best-racist-punk-rock-ever-performed-by-non-punk-session-musicians/ "Is the ''Romper Stomper'' Soundtrack the Best Racist Punk Rock Ever Performed by Non-Racist Session Musicians?"] . Tim Scott, ''Vice Magazine'', 4 November 2014. Retrieved 16 March 2020.</ref>

# "Prologue"
# "Romper Stomper Theme"
# "Pulling on the Boots"
# "Skinheads Go Shopping"/"Gabe Sees Swastika"
# "Mein Kampf"
# "Fuhrer Fuhrer"
# "Let's Break Some Fingers/Brawl Crawl"
# "The Smack Song"
# "Tonguey for the Skins/Nightmare for the Hippies"
# "At the Mansion"
# "We Came to Wreck Everything"
# "Wild Animals 1"
# "Bubs Dead/Gabe Finds Davey"
# "Gabe and Davey"
# "Fourth Reich Fighting Men"
# "Night Drive"
# "On the Beach"
# "Wild Animals 2"
# "Fourth Reich Fighting Men (Reprise)"
# "The Dead Nazi March"

=== Crew ===
* [[John Clifford White]] – vocals
* John Hewett – guitar
* Chris Pettifer – bass
* Phillip Beard – drums
* Peter Pales – German vocals on "Pulling on the Boots"
* John Hawker – conductor
* Produced by Doug Brady
* All songs composed and written by John Clifford White