SongsAs the title suggests, this film is heavily littered with some great rock & roll tracks, performances by Lou Reed, Cheap Trick, Earth Wind & Fire, Debbie Harry (of Blondie) and Iggy Pop.
The following song tracks were featured in
Rock and Rule:
Track names in Bold are linked to a Soundtrack release.Born To Raise Hell - Cheap TrickAngel’s Song - Debbie HarryTriumph - Lou ReedI’m The Man - Cheap TrickDance, Dance, Dance - Earth, Wind & FireMy Name Is Mok - Lou ReedOhm Sweet Ohm - Cheap TrickInvocation To The Beast - Debbie HarryPain & Suffering - Iggy PopSend Love Through / Finale - Debbie Harry & Cheap TrickHot Dogs and Sushi - Melleny BrownAre We Missing Any?Song Trivia

The 3 songs:"Ohm, Sweet Ohm", "Born To Raise Hell" and "I'm The Man" that Cheap Trick do in the film were released on their "Sex, America, Cheap Trick" box set. In the liner notes it is mentioned that the duets with Debbie Harry are "lost".
In the US version, during the open-mic scene, lyrics to "Born to Raise Hell" were pulled out of the audio mix, although if you pay attention you can see the characters perfectly lip-synching the words, "I Was Born to Raise Hell."
-Thanks to Joe G'Angel's song' and the finale of Omar and Angel at the end are lost tracks. Due to recording mistakes, the songs where 'lost' after the movie was created.
User Megan Laface kindly added about this:
"Angel's Song" actually isn't a lost song. The original, full 4:20 of it is somehow still in existence, and is available on a Rock and Rule fansite.
Add some more trivia about the songs used in Rock and Rule
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The ever gorgeous Angel