Just got it last week and it's on my heavy rotation. Every song is great, especially Emergency, Rock and roll me again and Do you really want my love. Now i just need to actually see the film, lol!

Ael F.is great and I Want Your Se by GM!!

graecophilos said:

I know that was on BHC2 SDTK.

sorry, you're right

graecophilos said:

how is that Ready For The World track?

"New Attitude," "Neutron Dance" and "The Heat Is On" are my jams!!!!!

The video for "The Heat Is On" is cool...for its time. Really cheesy lookin
now. Same goes for "Neutron Dance." (Especially "Neutron Dance")


But I still LOVE them!


On a special note..the INXS song "Keep The Peace" from BHC 3 soundtrack is
pure AMAZING!

dancerella, I LOVE this thread title. lolll

You do that girl! Bumpin that soundtrack.

That was me with the Fast Forward (1985) sdtk! Why was I a goon constantly rewinding the credits just to hear the '80s jheri-power ballad "Long As We Believe" lolll I LOVED THAT MOVIE'S SDTK.

lol !

Mara said:

hell yeah shit is bumpin!! it has that jheri curl nu wave sound i love so much. great now i have to see them all. how many BHC films in total?

Vanilli said:

oh i've been rocking the hell out of neutron dance. the heat is on is cool too. you know i thought that was kenny loggins who made that song. what about some Rock and roll me again by the System. Love it!

dancerella said:

Three. The last one was made in '94, so you won't get much jheri-wave on it.

But, yo, the GHOSTBUSTERS II sdtk had some JAMS on it. Bobby Brown's "On Our Own" and Doug E Fresh & The Get Fresh Crew's "Spirit" THOSE songs were jammin.

paisleypark4 said:

36 Lovers is a great track. It is a very typical RFTW aong. If you like their first album, you'll like this cut.

1. New Attitude - Patti Labelle
2. Don't Get Stopped In Beverly hills - Shalamar
3. Do You Really (Want My Love?) - Junior
4. Emergency - Rockie Robbins
5. Neutron Dance - The Pointer Sisters
6. The Heat Is On - Glenn Frey
7. Gratitude - Danny Elfman
8. Stir It Up - Patti Labelle
9. Rock 'N Roll Me Again - The System
10. Axel F - Harold Faltermeyer

indeed it is,

and mainly because of one german genius synth god.

harold faltermeyer is the shit!!

he did the entire electro scores for beverly hills cop and beverly hills cop 2, and he also produced "stir it up" and "shakedown" for both movies.

what a fucking genius!

HamsterHuey said:

damn such a great record!!

Mara said:

oh my god, i love that you caled it Jheri-Wave. I a stealing that!! hmmm...Ghostbusters II? i may need to check that out. need to see the films as well. are they good?

dirtyman2005 said:

never heard of him. sounds very cool especially if he made all that great music. where is he now?

I remember heat is on being on heavy rotation when I was 3/4 years old, it sounded so good when we were driving on a sunny day that a few years ago when I rediscovered it I would do the same and feel that deja vu feeling again. I also remember the theme music being everywhere for a long time.

dancerella said:

lollll

I liked the music more than the films, d.

Sowhat said:

I needed 36 lovers....36 friends
36 loverrrrrssss
I needed 36 lovers....36 friends
36 loverrrrrsss

cool song! I think it appears on the 'Beverly Hills Cop II' movie soundtrack,from 1987.

Mara said:

classic 80s music!

Cinnie said:

some how i can believe that. i have a feeling i'll probably feel the same way after i've seens the film.

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dancerella said:

The '80s had some really banal, I-was-high-off-reefer/coke-and-the-end-result-was-this-screenplay type flicks. *_____* Not saying that's necessarily bad, because some really good megacheese synths came out of it.

Remember the movie Howard The Duck and its theme song by the all-female band Cherry Bomb? Holly Robinson (from 21 Jump Street) can be spotted on keytar[!]


Dolby's Cube feat. Cherry Bomb / Howard The Duck (1986)
Dolby's Cube feat. Cherry Bomb / Howard The Duck (1986)

Song kicks in @ 1:40.

Total "Let's Go Crazy" ripofffff.
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Isn't Howard The Duck the famous 1980s box office bomb?

Cinnie said:

I've heard mixed things, some say it's the worst film ever made, some revere it as an '80s B-classic (it was just released on DVD in the UK). But I know 1986 had some seriously bad films.

Related, Julien Temple's Absolute Beginners [1986] (the musical where Sade made her first acting appearance and also starred David Bowie -- and coincidentally was the film that inspired Janet's 'When I Think of You' video) was one of the biggest box office bombs of all time. It bombed so bad that the movie house that made it, Goldcrest Films, went out of business.

Mara said:

I didn't know that movie bombed that badly. I was 5 yet I remember the David Bowie song.

HamsterHuey said:

That looks like a great soundtrack. I assume the Shalamar song is post-Jody, though....not sure how I would feel about that. Patti's "Stir It Up" might be my favorite track by her....did she keep doing more upbeat/poppy stuff after that. I only Patti from her hits and to some degree, the new stuff.

VinnyM27 said:

Yeah,the Shalamar song is post-Jody.It's a fast,New Wave-styled number,if I remember correctly.