First single from the Life As We Know It EP series (2006).

Released as a radio promotional single to AAA radio and available online.

“Vicious Circle”

Released as a radio promotional single to radio. Second single from the album Reel Life vol. #1 (2000).

“Coy (New Mix)” LP version

Released as a radio promotional single to AAA radio. First single from the album Reel Life vol. #1 (2000). Includes both LP and radio edit versions.

“Friend” edit version
“Friend” LP version

Includes the five instrumental tracks from the Wild's album “Reel Life vol.#1”. Released as a radio promotional item to NAV Radio Stations. All are LP versions.

“The Battle Won”
“Route 15 4:30AM”
“I’m Leaving”
“Shadows (edit)”
“Victim (instrumental)”

Includes the trip-hop remix of “Wake Up Sad” remixed by Frankie Blue and Jason Bentley as featured in the film and the original soundtrack to Dead Man’s Curve (The Curve).

Tracks #1. and #3. are genre crossing Rap remixes by the World Rap Maniacs out of New York City.

“Wake Up Sad (east side re-mix with rap)”
“Wake Up Sad (remix)”
“Wake Up Sad (east side re-mix with rap)”

Includes three tracks from the Wild's 2nd album “This Can’t Be Life” (1996). Released as a radio promotional item to AAA radio prior to the release of the album. All are LP versions.

“Charm”
“This Misery”
“Coy”

Released as a radio promotional item to AAA radio.

Includes the track “Anything But Love” by Dr. John & Angela McCluskey as featured in the film and soundtrack to “Flirting With Disaster”.

Also included are tracks by Cowboy Junkies, The Sundays, Zakk Wylde, Aimee Mann, Lode, Southern Culture On The Skids, Gus, Hayden, Lisa Loeb & Nine Stories, Gillian Welch, The Posies, The Sugarplastic, Maria McKee and NOA

Released as a radio promotional single to AAA and Modern Rock radio. First single from the album This Can't Be Life (1996).

“Charm” LP version

Released as a radio promotional single to AAA radio as featured in the film and the original soundtrack to Mr. Wrong.

Includes both LP and radio edit versions.

“It's Not Unusual” edit version
“It's Not Unusual” LP version

Released as a radio promotional single to AAA radio. First single from the album Fruit of Life (1994).

Includes both LP and radio edit versions.

“Spark” edit version
“Spark” LP version

Released as a radio promotional item to AAA radio prior to the release of Wild's first album “Fruit of Life” (1994).

All are LP versions.

“Spark”
“Heaven & Hell”
“Rainbow”