Talk:The Walking Dead: Original Soundtrack – Vol. 1

"Featuring tracks from and inspired by"
The article states that the soundtrack contains tracks "from and inspired by AMC's television series", but of the two songs that don't fit the "from" description, I can say that Sinking Man by Of Monsters and Men was NOT "inspired by" the show. Sure, the show premiered 2010-10-31, while the song wasn't recorded till 2011-03-26~28, but the song has never been mentioned as being inspired by The Walking Dead (nor have they ever mentioned the show at all). Also, for those who think the song was unreleased till the Walking Dead soundtrack, that is false as it was released as a hidden track on the original Icelandic release of their album My Head Is an Animal on 2011-09-20. So, that leaves only one song not used in the show that may possibly fit the "inspired by" description, and even then, I don't know anything about that song. It might not have been inspired by The Walking Dead either.Linkdude20002001 (talk) 18:42, 9 December 2013 (UTC)

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