the crow ost is the worst record i have ever heard

Countdown to Dead Man On Campus - 10, 9, 8, 7...

He does actually read ILM! And he knows I'm not a Medicine fan and he not only still talks to me but does nice things like make a copy of the Monitor album for me, so I proclaim him a fine feller.

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THE CRAFT SOUNDTRACK

1. Tomorrow Never Knows performed by Our Lady Peace - 4:13
2. I Have the Touch performed by Heather Nova - 4:17
3. All This and Nothing performed by Sponge - 4:18
4. Dangerous Type performed by Letters To Cleo - 3:39
5. How Soon Is Now? performed by Love Spit Love - 4:27
6. Dark Secret performed by Matthew Sweet - 4:03
7. Witches' Song performed by Juliana Hatfield - 4:36
8. Jump into the Fire performed by Tripping Daisy - 5:44
9. Under the Water performed by Jewel - 4:59
10. Warning performed by All Too Much - 4:44
11. Spastica performed by Elastica - 2:30
12. The Horror performed by Spacehog - 4:49
13. Bells, Books and Candles performed by Graeme Revell - 3:49

You've just gotta hear it mang. Seriously.

1. Would? - Alice In Chains - 3:27
2. Breath - Pearl Jam - 5:25
3. Seasons - Chris Cornell - 5:45
4. Dyslexic Heart - Paul Westerberg - 4:28
5. Battle of Evermore - Lovemongers - 5:41
6. Chloe Dancer/Crown of Thorns - Mother Love Bone - 8:16
7. Birth Ritual - Soundgarden - 6:05
8. State of Love and Trust - Pearl Jam - 3:46
9. Overblown - Mudhoney - 2:58
10. Waiting for Somebody - Paul Westerberg - 3:25
11. May This Be Love - Jimi Hendrix - 3:10
12. Nearly Lost You - Screaming Trees - 4:06
13. Drown - Smashing Pumpkins - 8:17

01 Mr. Jones | Counting Crows
02 Hey Jealousy | Gin Blossoms
03 Sex And Candy | Marcy Playground
04 Breakfast At Tiffany's | Deep Blue Something
05 Runaway Train | Soul Asylum
06 All I Want | Toad The Wet Sprocket
07 Little Miss Can't Be Wrong | Spin Doctors
08 Brick | Ben Folds Five
09 Everything Falls Apart | Dog's Eye View
10 Lump | The Presidents Of The United States Of America
11 The Freshmen | Verve Pipe
12 No Rain | Blind Melon
13 Pets | Porno For Pyros
14 Pepper | Butthole Surfers
15 Steal My Sunshine | Len
16 Fade Into You | Mazzy Star
17 Mother Mother | Tracy Bonham
18 Save Tonight | Eagle-Eye Cherry

15 and 16 on The Buzz are classic, but Deep Blue Something crap it up for everyone else.

Yes, it's fantastic & by far the best thing on the disc.

UGHHH.... This thread sums up my life from like 6th grade till the start of 9th grade. Also:

http://image.allmusic.com/00/amg/cov200/drc700/c719/c7192065025.jpg

Also, Pulp Fiction came out in 1994. OMG WTF?!?! Am I old yet?

1. Dante's Lament - :04
2. Clerks performed by Love Among Freaks - 3:41
3. Kill the Sexplayer performed by Girls Against Boys - 3:18
4. No Time for Love, Dr. Jones - :09
review 5. Got Me Wrong performed by Alice In Chains - 4:11
6. Randal & Dante on Sex - :19
7. Making Me Sick performed by Bash & Pop - 3:01
8. A Bunch of Muppets - :23
9. Chewbacca performed by Supernova - 1:25
10. Panic in Cicero performed by Jesus Lizard, The - 3:28
11. Shooting Star performed by Golden Smog - 4:41
12. Leaders and Followers performed by Bad Religion - 2:40
13. I Like to Expand My Horizons - :14
14. Violent Mood Swings [Thread Mix] performed by Stabbing Westward - 5:33
15. Berserker performed by Love Among Freaks - 2:08
16. Big Problems performed by Corrosion Of Conformity - 2:14
17. Go Your Own Way performed by Seaweed - 3:50
18. Social Event of the Season - :28
19. Can't Even Tell performed by Soul Asylum - 3:14
20. Jay's Chant - :11

This is for some reason sooo embarassing...

xpost

ACE VENTURA 2, 1995:

1. Spirits in the Material World performed by Pato Banton / Sting - 4:40
2. Secret Agent Man performed by Blues Traveler - 2:16
3. Don't Change performed by Goo Goo Dolls - 3:41
4. Burnin' Rubber performed by Mister Mirainga - 3:18
5. Boll Weevil performed by Presidents Of The United States Of... - 3:16
6. Blur the Technicolor performed by White Zombie - 4:09
7. Watusi Rodeo performed by Reverend Horton Heat - 2:34
8. Here Comes the Night performed by Native - 3:27
9. Jungle Groove performed by Montel Jordan - 5:13
10. Ife performed by Angelique Kidjo - 4:23
11. My Pet performed by Matthew Sweet - 2:46
12. It's Alright performed by Blessed Union Of Souls - 4:54
13. Ace in Africa performed by Robert Folk - 2:39

1. Kids in America performed by Muffs - 3:18
2. Shake Some Action performed by David Lowery - 4:25
3. The Ghost in You performed by Counting Crows - 3:30
4. Here performed by Luscious Jackson - 3:33
5. All the Young Dudes performed by World Party - 4:00
review 6. Fake Plastic Trees [Acoustic Version] performed by Radiohead - 4:45
7. Change performed by Lightning Seeds - 4:01
8. Need You Around performed by Smoking Popes - 3:42
9. Mullet Head performed by Beastie Boys - 2:53
10. Where'd You Go? performed by Mighty Mighty Bosstones - 3:16
11. Rollin' With My Homies performed by Coolio - 4:06
12. Alright performed by Supergrass - 3:01
13. My Forgotten Favorite performed by Velocity Girl - 3:49
14. Supermodel performed by Jill Sobule - 3:07

1. Just Another Victim performed by Helmet /House of Pain - 4:21
2. Fallin' performed by Teenage Fanclub /De La Soul - 4:25
3. Me, Myself & My Microphone performed by Living Colour /Run DMC - 3:08
4. Judgment Night performed by Biohazard /Onyx - 4:35
5. Disorder performed by Slayer /Ice T - 4:57
6. Another Body Murdered performed by Faith No More /Boo Yaa TRIBE - 4:22
7. I Love You Mary Jane performed by Sonic Youth /Cypress Hill - 3:49
8. Freak Momma performed by Mudhoney /Sir Mix A Lot - 3:57
9. Missing Link performed by Dinosaur Jr. /Del Tha Funkee Homosapien - 3:44
10. Come and Die performed by Therapy /Fatal - 4:22
11. Real Thing performed by Pearl Jam /Cypress Hill - 3:31

Did they do "Kool Thing" ever with Sonic Youth???????

1. Kids in America - The Muffs
2. Shake Some Action - David Lowery
3. Ghost in You - Counting Crows
4. Here [Squirmel Mix] - Luscious Jackson
5. All the Young Dudes - World Party
6. Fake Plastic Trees [Acoustic Version] - Radiohead
7. Change - The Lightning Seeds
8. Need You Around - Smoking Popes
9. Mullet Head - Beastie Boys
10. Where'd You Go? - The Mighty Mighty Bosstones
11. Rollin' With My Homies - Coolio
12. Alright - Supergrass
13. My Forgotten Favorite - Velocity Girl
14. Supermodel - Jill Sobule

(ah fuck it - XPOST)

1. Original Bedroom Rockers performed by Kruder & Dorfmeister - 6:06
2. Cowgirl performed by Underworld - 8:56
3. Voodoo People performed by Prodigy - 4:08
4. Open Up performed by Leftfield - 6:53
5. Phoebus Apollo performed by Carl Cox - 3:40
6. The Joker performed by Josh Abrahams - 5:00
7. Halcyon and On and On performed by Orbital - 9:28
8. Communicate [Headquake Hazy Cloud Mix] performed by Plastico - 6:24
9. One Love performed by Prodigy - 3:53
10. Connected performed by Stereo MC's - 4:01
11. Eyes, Lips, Body [Mekon Vocal Mix] performed by Ramshackle - 5:20
12. Good Grief performed by Urban Dance Squad - 4:30
13. Richest Junkie Still Alive [Sank Remix] performed by Machines of Loving Grace - 4:12
14. Heaven Knows performed by Squeeze - 4:34

It's funny, I was just watching the Crow yesterday and commented on how poorly the music has aged. But then Eric Draven started KICKING BAD GUY ASS and I didn't care anymore.

TRAINSPOTTING:

1. Lust for Life performed by Iggy Pop - 5:11
2. Deep Blue Day performed by Brian Eno - 3:56
3. Trainspotting performed by Primal Scream - 10:33
4. Atomic performed by Sleeper - 5:08
review 5. Temptation performed by New Order - 6:59
6. Nightclubbing performed by Iggy Pop - 4:12
7. Sing performed by Blur - 6:00
review 8. Perfect Day performed by Lou Reed - 3:43
9. Mile End performed by Pulp - 4:30
10. For What You Dream Of [Full On Renaissance Mix] performed by Bedrock / KYO - 6:24
11. 2:1 performed by Elastica - 2:32
12. A Final Hit performed by Leftfield - 3:15
review 13. Born Slippy [Nuxx] performed by Underworld - 9:43
14. Closet Romantic performed by Damon Albarn - 3:08

You know it is a 90's soundtrack due to Elastica. What is it with them and Matthew Sweet?

1.

Roll On performed by Living End, The - 3:07

2.

Bleed American performed by Jimmy Eat World - 3:02

3.

Hit the Ground performed by 6Gig - 3:03

4.

Bouncing Off the Walls performed by Sugarcult - 2:21

5.

I'm a Fool performed by American Hi-Fi - 4:01

6.

Girl on the Roof performed by David Mead - 3:20

7.

Things Are Getting Better performed by N.E.R.D. - 4:16

8.

Okay performed by Swirl 360 - 3:38

9.

Blind Spot performed by Transmatic - 3:17

10.

Makes No Difference performed by Sum 41 - 3:09

11.

At Auntie Tom's performed by Fuzz Townshend - 4:34

12.

Little Man performed by Sia - 4:00

13.

Start Over performed by Abandoned Pools - 4:02

haha x-post

Also

1. The End Is the Beginning Is the End performed by Smashing Pumpkins - 5:08
2. Look into My Eyes performed by Bone Thugs N Harmony - 4:27
3. Gotham City performed by R. Kelly - 4:55
4. House on Fire performed by Arkarna - 3:24
5. Revolution performed by REM - 3:04
6. Foolish Games performed by Jewel - 4:00
7. Lazy Eye performed by Goo Goo Dolls - 3:46
8. Breed performed by Lauren Christy - 3:04
9. The Bug performed by Soul Coughing - 3:09
10. Fun for Me performed by Moloko - 5:08
11. Poison Ivy performed by Me'Shell NdegeOcello - 3:32
12. True to Myself performed by Eric Benet - 4:40
13. A Batman Overture performed by Elliot Goldenthal - 3:36
14. Moaner performed by Underworld - 10:16
15. The Beginning Is the End Is the Beginning performed by Smashing Pumpkins - 7:33

OMG GOO GOO DOLLS ARE CANNOICAL 90'S SOUNDTRACK MUSIC CRAP

Jess, no I've been up all night, I was about to go to bed at like 6:30 when I realized I had internet at home again so... yea....

This is a goofy one. The soundtrack to the Mel Gibson/Robert Downey Jr. Vietnam Action Comedy Air America is mostly Oldies, but it's led off by three new rando covers:

Aerosmith–Love Me Two Times
B.B. King And Bonnie Raitt–Right Place Wrong Time
Charlie Sexton–Long Cool Woman In Black Dress

On the subject of the rise and fall and rise and fall and rise and fall and rise and fall of the British film industry, this thread got me to thinkin' if there was a soundtrack album for Tank Girl, and yes, there was:
https://www.discogs.com/master/61335-Various-Tank-Girl-Original-Soundtrack-From-The-United-Artists-Film

It had:

Stomp - Ripper Sole
Björk - Army Of Me
Devo - Girl U Want (which from what I remember was a re-recording)
The Magnificent Bastards – Mockingbird Girl
L7 – Shove
Hole – Drown Soda
Bush – Bomb
Portishead – Roads
Joan Jett And Paul Westerberg – Let's Do It
Belly – Thief
Veruca Salt – Aurora
Ice-T – Big Gun

You know what I like about the best song-based soundtrack albums? Even when the songs are all different styles, they seem to hang together. They make sense. There's an underlying creative vision, a kind of focus. Not so Tank Girl. With perhaps the exception of "Army of Me".

Inevitably, with that link being Discogs, it's full of people requesting a vinyl repress. Which raises the question of why. Is it supposed to make your home look like an authentic 1990s home? But nobody bought the album, and it only came out on CD. If you want to recapture the look of the 1990s you'd want the CD, not dirty old vinyl. And it's not exactly Judgment Night.

Was there a soundtrack album for Hardware? Yes, complete with PiL's "The Order of Death":
https://www.discogs.com/master/134200-Simon-Boswell-Hardware-Motion-Picture-OST

The collision of Soundtrack collectors & "Everything on vinyl" heads is quite the weirdo pileup.

Courtney Love was the music supervisor for Tank Girl, a role she accepted after backing out on playing Jet Girl after Kurt died.

The soundtrack sold pretty well, spinning off a couple Alternative Radio hits with the Bjork and "Mockingbird Girl" (a Scott Weiland side project, he thought enough of the song that he rerecorded on one of his solo albums).

It even got a tie-in video:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DtOjON_n4Vw

There's this odd period post-Singles and/or The Crow where there were a number of 'youth pictures' seemingly only greenlit because the studio knew the soundtrack would be a hit. Tank Girl certainly feels like one of those.

It just occurred to me that Tom Cruise films typically have really duff soundtracks, but then I remembered that Jerry Maguire had a His Name is Alive track so now I don't know what to think
― Sean Carruthers (SeanC), Wednesday, May 12, 2004 6:52 PM (twenty years ago) bookmarkflaglink

TIL that "Wise Up" originated on the Jerry Maguire soundtrack

1. “The Magic Bus”(Live At Leeds) – The Who
2. “Sitting Still Moving Still Staring Outlooking” – His Name is Alive
3. “Gettin’ In Tune” – The Who
4. “Pocketful Of Rainbows” – Elvis Presley
5. “World On A String” – Neil Young
6. “We Meet Again (Theme From Jerry Maguire)” – Nancy Wilson
7. “The Horses” – Rickie Lee Jones
8. “Secret Garden” – Bruce Springsteen
9. “Singalong Junk” – Paul McCartney
10. “Wise Up” – Aimee Mann
11. “Momma Miss America” – Paul McCartney
12. “Sandy” – Nancy Wilson
13. “Shelter From The Storm (Alternate Version)” – Bob Dylan

Nancy Wilson’s score cues are so forgettable

There's this odd period post-Singles and/or The Crow where there were a number of 'youth pictures' seemingly only greenlit because the studio knew the soundtrack would be a hit. Tank Girl certainly feels like one of those.

The imagery was fairly popular worldwide, and Deadline had gone m/l mainstream by then off the back of the proto-Britpop bands it also covered -- and the first collection was one of Penguin's bemusingly disparate attempts to follow up their success with Spiegelman's MAUS, along with Michael Dougan's short story anthology. (And still, afaik, the only time Tank Girl has been reprinted in the correct aspect ratio.)

Oh yeah, it was certainly a popular comic. That was during my comic reading days in the mid-'90s and I devoured mags like Wizard and Hero Illustrated every month, including their movie news columns, where you could trace development histories on all the various and sundry comic book films/series of the time that did or (mostly) did not happen. It seems like United Artists entered into the project in good faith that quickly went wayward.

Looking at wiki, I do see that the soundtrack didn't sell as well as I thought it did, not even going Gold.

Weird that Face to Face's Disconnected isn't on the tank girl s/t, I recall it featuring heavily in the movie.

Here's one I used to own on cassette for some reason. If anyone IDs this one, I'll be impressed.

1 Draggin' The Line - Beat Goes Bang
2 Perfect World - Alias
3 Chains - Lorraine Lewis
4 The Best Thing - Boom Crash Opera
5 What She Don't Know - Flame
6 I Only Have Eyes For You - Timothy B. Schmit
7 Life's Rich Tapestry - Modern English
8 Viva La Vogue - Army Of lovers
9 Bitter - Terrell
10 Keep The Faith - Valentine

Obviously it's Persona

#onethread

Lounge-A-Palooza

Combustible Edison And Esquivel!–Miniskirt
Fastball–This Guy's In Love With You
Ben Folds Five–She Don't Use Jelly
Poe–A Rose Is A Rose
Steve & Eydie–Black Hole Sun
Pizzicato Five–The Girl From Ipanema
Polly Jean Harvey & Eric Drew Feldman–Zaz Turned Blue
Fun Lovin' Criminals–I'm Not In Love
Glen Campbell & Michelle Shocked With Texas Tornados–Wichita Lineman
Edwyn Collins–Witchcraft
Jimmy Scott & Flea–Love Will Keep Us Together
The James Taylor Quartet–Music To Watch Girls By
Cassandra Wilson–The Good Life
Chris Ballew–Robert Goulet (On The River Nile)

No one ever successfully guessed my xxpost (it isn't Persona).

A minor hint: its from 1991 (though it somehow failed to make the jump to my digital collection: crypto's favourite albums of 1991)

Don't Tell Mom the Babysitter's Dead

Yup!

Google, or did you actually recognize anything here?

Google

But I saw that movie a dozen times