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Not only does the playlist (unsurprisingly) feature some choice tracks including Johnny Cash’s cover of “Rusty Cage,” Aerosmith’s “Draw the Line” (apparently Gunn’s favorite track from the Boston-based band), and Kero Kero Bonito’s Sometimes but Gunn also provides explanations for why these songs were considered but ultimately dropped from the official soundtrack. For example, Gunn “thought John Murphy’s score might fulfil [the film’s] needs better” than the aforementioned Aerosmith tune.  He even reveals some song choices that did make it into the final version of the film. In addition to “Folsom Prison Blues,” which Gunn decided to use instead of Cash’s Soundgarden cover mentioned above, he reveals that he chose to play The Jim Carroll Band’s “People Who Died” over the opening credits instead of “What a Way to Die” by The Pleasure Seekers. Hey, songs in a Gunn film are apparently like his characters: none of them are safe and any of t

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