I might have enjoyed this. Oh well.

From the BBC Press Office:

King Kong airs on BBC Four on Saturday 27 December at 11.30pm and viewers can press the Red button to hear Rob da Bank's personal choice of tracks to go alongside the film.

Rob has dug through his crates to put together a tracklisting of weird and wonderful gems from Sigur Ros, Flaming Lips, Radiohead, Lee "Scratch" Perry, Black Sabbath and Portishead to The Ho'Op'I Brothers, Harry Connick Junior, Bon Iver, Laurie Anderson and Tunng.

Here's the tracklisting if you want to play yourself:

• 1) Hudson Mohawke: Star Crackout
• 2) Trentemoller: Vamp
• 3) Sigur Ros: (Intro) Svein G Englar
• 4) Paul Whitheman and his Orchestra: Rhapsody In Blue
• 5) Lucky Elephant: Lucky Elephant
• 6) Ralfe Band: Attics
• 7) Xia Pang Jeng and the Chinese Orchestra of Shanghai Conservatory
• 8) The Flaming Lips: In Excelsior Vaginalistic
• 9) Rusko: Woo Boost
• 10) Metronomy: Nights Outro
• 11) The Ho'Op'I Brothers: Hawaiian Cowboy
• 12) Rusko: Woo Boost
• 13) Lazyboy: Dubstep
• 14) Himalaya: Dawn
• 15) Wax Stag: And How
• 16) Metronomy: Night Out Intro
• 17) Drums Of Death: Sleep In Fire
• 18) Bon Iver: For Emma
• 19) Lee "Scratch" Perry: Voodoo
• 20) Himalaya: Dawn
• 21) Reso: Eye Of Ra
• 22) Generation X: King Rocker
• 23) Bakka Beyond: Call Of The Forest
• 24) Rusko: Woo Boost
• 25) Kotchy: Let Loose
• 26) Black Sabbath: Voodoo
• 27) Radiohead: Faust Arp
• 28) Dinosaur Jr: Freak Scene
• 29) Don Rimini: Let Me Back Up
• 30) Fleet Foxes: Mykonos
• 31) Laurie Anderson: O Superman
• 32) DJ C: Animal Attraction (ft Zulu)
• 33) Bruce Springsteen: Born To Run
• 34) Rusko: Woo Roost
• 35) Portishead: Machine Gun
• 36) Paul Whiteman and his Orchestra: Rhapsody In Blue
• 37) Tunng: Bullets
• 38) Ian Brown: Fear
• 39) Harry Connick Junior: It Had To Be You
• 40) Goldfrapp: Train
• 41) Brian Eno: Here Come The Warm Jets
• 42) Pixies: Monkey Gone To Heaven

I see no track name for number 7 either...