Kevin Bacon and his brother Michael have officially been The Bacon Brothers band since 1995 and have put out numerous albums and played various concerts and tours over the years.

When he’s not acting, Billy Bob Thornton is the front man for the country/rockabilly group The Boxmasters, who formed in 2007 and have since toured with Willie Nelson and put out five albums.

The former Jack Bauer and recent Snake is making his Americana/Country debut with the album “Down in a Hole” later this year and the first single, “Not Enough Whiskey” debuted last week.

Along with All Star, Smash Mouth’s cover of The Monkees’ “I’m A Believer” was another hit from the Shrek soundtrack, with Eddie Murphy joining the band in the movie version as Donkey.

Like peanut butter and chocolate, Batman and Dethklok come together in animator ArhyBES’ “Batmetal” videos which finds the Dark Knight and his team rocking out to Dethklok songs Face Fisted and Murmaider.

With Punisher and Elektra getting what should hopefully be their greatest live action incarnations this week on Netflix, it’s important to look back at how dark things were in the early 2000’s, especially on the soundtracks for Daredevil, Punisher and Elektra.

Pulling an unexpected upset at the Oscars last week, Sam Smith somehow defeated Lady Gaga with his Bond theme, Writing’s On the Wall, proving that it was either the only song the voters had heard or they are huge fans of tentacle porn.

Of the many, many bizarre sequences in Birdemic: Shock and Terror, one of the weirdest is our heroes Rob and Nathalie getting down in a seemingly abandoned BBQ joint to the song “Just Hanging Out” by Damien Carter.

In the far off future of 1994, folk singer Bibi is lured away from her boyfriend Alphie by the evil Mr. Boogalow and his record company that seemingly controls the entire world, BIM, in Cannon’s insane rock opera, The Apple.

Featuring the hit song “I Can Dream About You” by Dan Hartman, the soundtrack for Walter Hill’s Streets of Fire also includes the music of the fictional bands of the movie like The Sorels and Ellen Aim and The Attackers.

Eddie Murphy, Iman, Magic Johnson and Tommy “Tiny” Lister co-star with Michael Jackson for the Egyptian themed epic music video for Remember the Time, directed by John Singleton.