I forgot how good the music was for this movie. The film featured hits like:

Johnny Gill's "There You Go"
Toni Braxton's "Love Shoulda Brought You Home"
Boyz II Men's "End of the Road"


Anyone know who sung that Reversal of a Dog song? That jam was tight!

So many classics came out of that fucking soundtrack.

LittleBLUECorvette said:

but that's the film not the soundtrack.

This is my favorite song on that soundtrack



I don't know anything about the artist (or group?).

I remember this soundtrack was released in the summer of 1992....around the same time that Jam and Lewis' 'Mo Money' soundtrack was released.So the media tried to create this "Battle of the Super Producers",pitting Jam and Lewis agaisnt the red-hot LA and Babyface team,lol.

I'd have to say that...LA and Babyface won this one 'Boomerang' is a superb soundtrack,while I can't even remember too much from the 'Mo Money' soundtrack.

This is the soundtrack that set the standard for what a modern day movie soundtrack should be. Toni Braxton owes a very big thank you to Anita Baker, for not being able to connect with Face for this album. Not since "Superfly", has their been such a more cohecive sountrack.

I really enjoyed the soundtrack but the best song from the movie was the Boomerang reprise by Marcus Miller.

JackieBlue said:

I was just going to post about a piece of music that comes on when Eddie Murphy
was staring at a tv by himself. I have been looking for this a long time.
Thanks!!

elem55 said:

I love this piece. It's so calming and mellow. Never knew which Miller album it was on (pissed that it wasn't on the sdtk). I gave up on it until someone here posted it awhile back.

how could you mention this soundtrack without bringing up "Die Without You" PM Dawn



Friggin fantastic

DesireeNevermind said:

It was billed to the LaFace Cartel. It included the label's acts Damian Dame, Highland Place Mobsters, TLC, and Toni Braxton.

SoulAlive said:

I still dug the Mo Money soundtrack better as it contained more uptempo
songs. It had Caron Wheeler's I Adore You, Luther,Janet,and NE members with
The Best Things In Life Are Free, Big Daddy Kane w/LoKey A Job Ain't Nuttin
But Work,Public Enemy Get Off My Back,Ralph Tresvant Money Can't Buy Me Love,
and ballads by Johnny Gill Let's Just Run Away,Mint Condition My Dear.
I know i'm in the minority but i just dug this soundtrack better top to
bottom.

have never heard the soundtrack. end of the road = the bestest song ever . "although we've gone..." . reminds me of my bitchass job

phunkdaddy said:

I only remember "The Best Things In Life Are Free"

Wow, I love that soundtrack. Haven't listened to it in a long time. Now I wanna dig mine out.

Grace Jones is in the house! It's dated, but I like it. Soundtrack might be worth buying.

SoulAlive said:

No intent to jack the thread but

phunkdaddy said:

i still have the cd of this soundtrack.

and years later Eddie hooks up with Tracy Edmonds. I wonder was there anything brewing back then between those two?

phunkdaddy said:

I prefer Boomerang, but I liked Mo Money, too. "Money Can't Buy Me Love" was my jam.

What about Strictly Business soundtrack.

AlexdeParis said:

Yeah one of the best tracks on Mo Money.

DesireeNevermind said:

I do believe Reversal of a Dog was performed By Damian Damne,TLC,Highland Place Mobsters and YES that was the JAM!!!!!

phunkdaddy said:

I liked Mo' Money a lot more as well. The two soundtracks were a friendly competition between Jam & Lewis and L.A. and Babyface. I was never a fan of the latter team so I never bothered buying Boomerang.