A three-note horn blast, a disco groove calling from the dance floor, a woman's voice charging in to sing "never, ever do I feel discouraged." It's the '70s again. You're surrounded by freedom at its most complete, and trivial. This is how Boogie Nights, a film about the rise and fall of a porn star, begins. The soundtrack consists of dance and trash pop songs playing non-stop, forming a kind of historical narrative behind the action. Vol. I rescues some great nuggets of fluff, both black and white--"Magnet and Steel" and "The Best of My Love," for example. Then, it deliberately goes too far with Night Ranger's "Sister Christian." The song, defiantly candy-ass, challenges our capacity to recycle the pop culture past. Its earnest emptiness and lack of irony make it the most uncool, and fascinating, thing on the record. --Steve Tignor
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Boogie Nights: Music From The Original Motion Picture [Soundtrack]
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Boogie Nights: Music From The Original Motion Picture
Various Artists Manufacturer: Capitol ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD Similar Items:
ASIN: B000002UKO Release Date: 1997-10-07 |
Tracks:
- Intro (Feel The Heat) - John C. Reilly & Mark Wahlberg
- Best Of My Love - The Emotions
- Jungle Fever - Chakachas
- Brand New Key - Melanie
- Spill The Wine - Eric Burdon & WAR
- Got To Give It Up (Part 1) - Marvin Gaye
- Machine Gun - The Commodores
- Magnet & Steel - Walter Egan
- Ain't No Stoppin' Us Now - McFadden And Whitehead
- Sister Christian - Night Ranger
- Livin' Thing - ELO
- God Only Knows - The Beach Boys
- The Big Top (Theme From 'Boogie Nights') - Michael Penn & Patrick Warren
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A three-note horn blast, a disco groove calling from the dance floor, a woman's voice charging in to sing "never, ever do I feel discouraged." It's the '70s again. You're surrounded by freedom at its most complete, and trivial. This is how Boogie Nights, a film about the rise and fall of a porn star, begins. The soundtrack consists of dance and trash pop songs playing non-stop, forming a kind of historical narrative behind the action. Vol. I rescues some great nuggets of fluff, both black and white--"Magnet and Steel" and "The Best of My Love," for example. Then, it deliberately goes too far with Night Ranger's "Sister Christian." The song, defiantly candy-ass, challenges our capacity to recycle the pop culture past. Its earnest emptiness and lack of irony make it the most uncool, and fascinating, thing on the record. --Steve TignorCustomer Reviews:
Boogie Nights is a great workout cd. .......2007-05-15
Where's "Sniff 'n' the Tears".......2007-03-30
another great sound track.......2007-03-10
Boogie nighs soundtrack.......2007-03-09
Driver's Seat.......2005-10-09
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Boogie Nights 2: More Music From The Original Motion Picture
Various Artists Manufacturer: Capitol ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD Similar Items:
ASIN: B000002UVH Release Date: 1998-01-13 |
Tracks:
- Mama Told Me Not To Come - Three Dog Night
- Fooled Around & Fell In Love - Elvin Bishop
- You Sexy Thing - Hot Chocolate
- Boogie Shoes - KC & The Sunshine Band
- Do Your Thing - Charles Wright & The Watts 103rd Street Rythm Band
- Driver's Seat - Sniff N' The Tears
- Feel Too Good - The Move
- Jessie's Girl - Rick Springfield
- J. P. Walk - Sound Experience
- I Want To Be Free - Ohio Players
- Joy - Apollo 100
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In 1997, writer/director Paul Thomas Anderson boldly went where few other filmmakers have dared--America's multibillion-dollar pornography industry--and produced a clear-eyed portrait of '70s and '80s American cultural mores as lived out by an extened family of adult filmmakers and stars. Given the period, Anderson had a wealth of fond, cheesy pop to choose from (hence Vol. 2). Aside from a few shop-worn cuts (Hot Chocolate's "You Sexy Thing," perhaps the most overexposed '70s hit of 1997), the remainder are notably fresh. The best: Sniff & the Tears' "Driver's Seat," Apollo 100's "Joy," and The Move's "Feel Too Good." --Jerry McCulleyCustomer Reviews:
So many good songs, glad to see a number 2!.......2006-11-04
Good compliation from a great movie.......2004-09-21
This second CD from the film soundtrack effectively provides us with more memories from not only the film, but from the era.
Apollo 100's Joy is a favorite as is Three Dog Night's Mama Told Me Not to Come.
Thought neither CD (CD 1 nor this one) contains Andrew Gold's Lonely Boy, which I really felt was emotionally a direct hit - so that's a bad thing.
Both of these CDs will share a welcome place in your house along with the DVD of the film.
Put On Your "Boogie Shoes" With Dirk Diggler!.......2004-05-20
disco great, You Sexy Thing by Hot Chocolate and the FABULOUS, FUN Boogie Shoes by non other than KC & the Sunshine Band
Other highlights are "Do Your Thing" with Charles Wright & the Watts 103rd Street Rhythm Band, and "Driver's Seat" from one hit wonder Sniff 'n' the Tears.
Feel Too Good - The Move
Jessie's Girl - Rick Springfield
J.P. Walk - Sound Experience
I Want to Be Free - The Ohio Players
Joy - Apollo 100 round out the CD.
Great listening that will either take you back to the 70's or the "Boogie Nights" movie or possibly... BOTH!
Happy Listening!
Awesome Collection, But Missing Several Selections.......2003-01-22
PERFECT COMPANION.......2001-09-19
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- Burning in the Sun
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- Dragon
- Dream of the Blue Turtles
- Drops of Jupiter
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