Editors’ Notes Moving away from the coin-op video game references of Wreck-It Ralph, the English composer dives into online and cinematic worlds for inspiration on the sequel’s soundtrack. There’s “Vanellope’s March”, which salutes “The Imperial March” from Star Wars, and the similarly opulent and foreboding “Pulling the Plug”. Tucked within is an uplifting track from Imagine Dragons and a catchy 8-bit earworm from Vietnamese pop artists Uni5 and Han Sara. Meanwhile, actor/comedian Sarah Silverman lives every kid’s dream and bursts into a sweeping Disney tune cowritten by Alan Menken (“A Place Called Slaughter Race”) while Julia Michaels performs an electro-pop version of the same song (retitled “In This Place”).
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Imagine Dragons
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3:32
A Place Called Slaughter Race
Sarah Silverman, Gal Gadot & Cast - Ralph Breaks the Internet
2
3:28
In This Place
Julia Michaels
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3:21
Best Friends
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2:52
Circuit Breaker
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2:21
Pulling the Plug
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1:14
On the Rooftop
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1:04
The Big Idea
8
1:15
The Internet
9
2:47
KnowsMore & Spamley
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1:17
Site Seeing
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1:29
Checkout Fiasco
12
1:32
Get Rich Quick
13
1:43
Shank
14
3:03
Hangin' Out
15
1:03
BuzzzTube
16
1:42
Overnight Sensation
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2:51
Separate Ways
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1:04
Vanellope's March
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0:46
Desperate Measures
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1:20
Don't Read the Comments
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1:48
Growing Pains
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1:35
Double Dan
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3:35
Scanning for Insecurities
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1:54
Breaking Up
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2:45
Replicate-It-Ralph
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1:20
Operation Pied Piper
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2:37
Kling Kong
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3:39
The Meaning of Friendship
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2:16
A Big Strong Man in Need of Rescuing
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1:54
Letting Go
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1:48
Comfort Zone
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1:32
Worlds Apart
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1:22
A Place Called Slaughter Race (Instrumental)
Alan Menken, Phil Johnston & Tom MacDougall
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3:28
In This Place (Instrumental)
Alan Menken, Phil Johnston & Tom MacDougall
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3:19