The British band’s single sounds like a Morrissey track, with heavier bass and obviously not as sad because nobody is as sad as Morrissey. “Excuse me, Flo?” Lloyd asks a truck stop waitress as the uber-nineties sounds of Echobelly blast through the cafe. And you thought this movie didn't have any substance. The song itself refers to the “vengeful” hand of God, and our bowl-cutted hero is certainly a receiver and an instrument of that device. He simultaneously loses his wallet in a newspaper dispenser and a box of random road items to a wheelchair bound old lady, while Cave’s polka piece and haunting voice saunters through. Nick Cave & the Bad Seeds, 'Red Right Hand'Ĭave and company's spooky single illustrates the strange duality of Lloyd. Remember the condiment massacre? You will never be able to think of anything different when listening to this song. After being rejected by an Austrian hottie-“Let’s put another shrimp on the bar-bie!”-Lloyd Christmas drives off in his limo to this horns-infused reggae jam, while pal Harry Dunne feeds fast food to a bunch of show dogs in the back of his carpet covered van. Below, we’ll navigate through Harry and Lloyd’s adventure, while giving a bit of background on the artists that makes Dumb and Dumber rock so hard, man.īritish-born dancehall DJ Steven Kapur had his first major hit with this tune, and it’s all thanks to D&D’s iconic opening sequence. They chose the songs that played alongside our heroes as they experienced heartbreak, lust, and and the ultimate bro-ship.

In other words, these two played a role just as important to the film as Carrey and Daniels. Her knowledge of music syncing was combined with the efforts of psych rock legend Todd Rundgren, who composed several musical interludes for the movie. This champion of sound has assembled soundtracks for The Big Lebowski, Being John Malkovich, and, uh, Spice World. Before we get into the nitty gritty, let’s talk about music supervisor Dawn Soler.

Dumb and dumber music soundtrack