I am desperate to locate the song that was played twice in the film (lastly, as Drood starts the car, pushes up his chauffeur's cap in the rearview mirror, and drives away). I would have bet the title of it was "Got High Hopes" but I cannot find this wonderful and PERFECT song anywhere, except in this film. What is the real title and who is it by, and how might I get a copy?
Thanks for any help.
i did have the cassett tape of the sound track of slam dance i'll see if i can find it and get back to u :)
eat well stay fit die anyway
I'd like to obtain it too :).
-Amanda
"She will remember your heart when men are fairy tales in storybooks written by rabbits"
i found the cassett tape but the songs are not listed,their printed on the cover i'll keep looking for the cover and get back to you.Maybe try ebay.
eat well stay fit die anyway
Would you send me that pop hit to me too? Thanks and bye
sharewould have bet the title of it was "Got High Hopes" butIt's called High Hopes Performed by Tim Scott, 1987, for the David Geffen company, and licensed by Warner Brothers, for the film. I have the soundtrack on Lp, but would like to find a copy of the music in CD or mp3. The Score writer for the whole film is Mitchell Froom. I can't find his music anywhere either.
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I'm assuming no demand... Did u actually sit through the film in the theatre though? I found only one song from the sound track in a digital format called... (I love you) For Sentimental reasons - recorded in the forties I think... I did some digging on Froom, he's a music producer, behind the scene's character, I imagine if you find his website (which I can not, & am still looking for), he may have a sample, or reason, why it was never released on cd.
- No good deed goes unpunished!
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If you do some digging on Ebay, you can find it in CD format.
The music in this film just positively rocks, and is totally worth a bit of extra money to order from Ebay.
I bought the LP when it came out in '87 and it remains one of my ultimate prized possessions. I've looked for a cd but I've given up. Only thing I found was the Ridgeway-song, sentimental reasons and now I've mailed The Fibonaccis for a copy of "Art life" (which I absolutely loooooove). But nowhere a complete copy to be found :*-(
shareIf you are looking for the songs, write me at [email protected]. I'll be glad to share them.
"Wherever You Go, There You Are." - Buckaroo Banzai
Do you know what band performed the song with the chorus Doomed or something like that? I know its been awhile since you posted this... it was the scene where he firsts meets Virgina Madsen's character and everyone is "slamdancing" to this song...
Thanks
"Have you been *beep* my wife?" "I don't know what's her name?"
It's "Art life" by the Fibonaccis
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I realize this question is 11 years old, but voila:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=702e4DGGKq0