There was no soundtrack ever released for the 1988 film THE CHOCOLATE WAR. According to IMDB, “The film's music budget was about $15,000. Most of the artists featured on the soundtrack allowed the filmmakers to use their songs at bargain basement prices. David Bowie though, wanted $100,000 to use his song "Heroes” during the final scene and credits, so Kate Bush's "Running Up That Hill" was substituted. In exchange for the use of two of his songs, and in light of the difficult subject matter of the film, musician and activist Peter Gabriel requested that his affiliation and support of the human rights organization Amnesty International be included in the film's post-credits."
 
YAZOO                                In My Room
YAZOO                                Only You
SCOTT COSSU                Shepherd’s Song
PETER GABRIEL             We Do What We’re Told (Miligram’s 37)
JOAN ARMATRADING    Everybody Gotta Know
J.S. BACH                           Italian Concerto Adante
PETER GABRIEL              I Have The Touch
EMILE WALDTEUFEL    The Skater’s Waltz
YAZOO                                Ode To Boy
WILHELM KEMPFF        Prelude & Fugue In E Major (Well-Tempered Clarinet)
KATE BUSH                       Running Up The Hill (A Deal With God)
BONUS TRACKS
YAZOO                                Only You (Orchestral Mix)
PETER GABRIEL              I Have The Touch  (from ‘Against All Odds’ soundtrack version)
PETER GABRIEL              I Have The Touch ‘85  (from ‘Sledgehammer US 12”)
PETER GABRIEL              I Have The Touch  (Robbie Robertson remix)
KATE BUSH                        Running Up The Hill (A Deal With God) (UK 12” remix)
DAVID BOWIE                   Heroes