First released November 10, 1995 Ace Ventura When Nature Calls was the first movie soundtrack to include a presidents song. Boll Weevil

Released in theaters Independence Day, July 4, 1997, not only did the presidents provide the title theme song, but are animated right into the movies opening credits!

Although there is a soundtrack to this absolutely hilarious movie released July 18, 1997, pusa is not on it!!! What gives? You're gonna have to pick up the VHS or DVD to hear a surprisingly long clip of tremelo blues which fits perfectly as some hill billy country get-away music!

July 1997 must have been presidents in the movies month because pusa lent their song "man" to this nickelodian productions kids movie, which debuted July 25. Weird that they chose such an aggressive song like "man" for a kids movie, but I presume it was intended to help portray the main character as a primal moron contrasting Darwin's renowned theory of evolution as his genes are clearly heading in the opposite direction as the rest of our society.

Even though the presidents as a band were broken up by the time this movie was released February 13, 1998, their catchy cover song of the buggles classic "Video Killed the Radio Star" became another big hit.

If there is just one thing the syndicated Drew Carey tv show is known for, it is incorporating retro songs and showtime dance routines into a variety of episodes of this well established sitcom. Undergoing numerous opening themes, each attempting to outdo the last, the show seems to be satisfied with the presidents version of "Cleaveland Rocks" as it is yet to be replaced. This compilation cd was released May 19, 1998. Although there is no official VHS of DVD of the show, every fan should own a copy of the shows opening as it is practically a 7th presidents music video.

With its release in US theatres March 17, 1999 The Mod Squad became the last movie of the twentieth century to feature a presidents song on the soundtrack. *Sniff* Now isn't that sentimental? OK well I suppose its not exactly a presidents song as much as it is the last released collaboration between Chris Ballew and his friend, mentor, and hero Mark Sandman. Now thats sentimental.

This made for TV Disney Movie is home to the only presidents song dealing with... well... the president! First aired April 19, 1998, it has been shown on the Disney channel and ABC Saterday night movie several times, and was officially released on VHS July 17, 2001. Perhaps owning this movie may be somewhat of a stretch to your average presidents fan, but it is actually a pretty quality movie, with a captivating story line, and interesting characters, renowned director and oscar winning actors. Not buying it? Did I mention PUSA plays the title track for opening theme and credits in the movie?

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From the producers of Urban Legends and I Know What You Did Last Summer comes.... another teen horror movie!!! Released in the US of A September 7, 2001 Soul Survivors is the first and currently only movie to have included a song off of Freaked Out & Small! (You may remember Tiny Explosions was actually featured on an episode of Felicity last year [2000 season], of course Felicity, thank the lord, is no movie).

Scooby Doo???

Country Bears???

Master of Disguise???

Shelby Jenkins???