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Best Song Of The 90s: Edgar Wright, Simon Pegg, Nick Frost Decide

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By Sam Ashurst published 17 July 2013

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The World's End has an incredible soundtrack, packed with all the '90s music we grew up on.

To celebrate the release of the movie, we decided to sit down with Edgar Wright, Nick Frost and Simon Pegg to discuss their favourite songs of the '90s, and what memories they inspire.

If you feel like reminiscing, you can buy the official soundtrack on iTunes for a bargain £8.99 (28 songs!) but first, watch the video below.

The World's End is in cinemas Friday. Go. Go see.

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Sam Ashurst is a London-based film maker, journalist, and podcast host. He's the director of Frankenstein's Creature, A Little More Flesh + A Little More Flesh 2, and co-hosts the Arrow Podcast. His words have appeared on HuffPost, MSN, The Independent, Yahoo, Cosmopolitan, and many more, as well as of course for us here at GamesRadar+.

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