#Obscure 2 soundtrack movie#

'Gremlins.Mega Madness' performed by Michael Sembello, from Gremlins (1984) 'Flash of the Blade' performed by Iron Maiden, from Phenomena, aka Creepers (1987) 'Surfin' Dead' performed by The Cramps, from Return of the Living Dead (1986) The studio felt it gave away too much of the plot (don't know, never seen it), so it was cut and later released on one of their own albums.

Might not technically count since it was left out of the film, but I also like 'A Girl Like You' by The Smithereens, which was to be the theme song to Say Anything. Clinton's 'The Cobra Strikes' from American Ninja 3: Blood Hunt. I can't help but wonder, though, what would happen if I played all these embedded youtube clips simultaneously. So many great choices here, you guys (and my gal) are definitely kindred spirits. Maybe it was a hit in Norway? That would be nifty if so!įrom Return of the Living Dead Part 2: I'm the Man I assumed anything off Electric Dreams or any of these other titles we've been mentioning is definitely obscure, that is unknown by the general public at large. Really? It's not obscure? Was it played on radio? Regular people would recognize it? I'm asking because I don't know. Try the Debbie Harry original of MIND OVER MATTER (love the Stock Aitken Waterman production on both versions)! The Dickie's KILLER KLOWNS FROM OUTER SPACE? It was preformed by Taco who at the the time had a hit with Puttin On The Ritz. A timeless classic that nobody has probably heard of.įor the end credits of the film Lassiter there is the cool song Beware Of The Winners. The song ARMS OF ORION from BATMAN 1989 is the only good song on that album or film, IMHO.

#Obscure 2 soundtrack movie#

SANTA CLAUS THE MOVIE had two great songs, one being the ballad CHRISTMAS ALL OVER THE WORLD by Sheena Easton, as well as Kajagoogoo's SHOULDN'T DO THAT. The very Wang Chung sounding LIFE'S TOO DANGEROUS by REFLEX for SUPERMAN IV

SUPERMAN III had one really good Moroder song in Chaka Khan's boogie piece NO SEE NO CRY. Howard Jones WHAT IS LOVE was a great non-original addition to SUPERGIRL When it comes to the 80´s NO ONE did it better (and this thread proves it by numbers)!!!!!!!!!!!! Thompson Twins NOTHING IN COMMON, which is lyrically very downbeat and thoughtful, quite beautiful- not the 80s cheese you would expect:įrom the 1986 Gleason/Hanks film NOTHING IN COMMON, which Thompson Twins were originally going to score, but Pat Leonard took over duties apparently when the TT had a personal crisis. Yep, this guy produced a good portion of the pop songs heard around 1987, Whitney particularly! Narada Michael Walden's IS THIS REALLY LOVE? from INNERSPACE, which plays during the club scene: It is indeed an 80's classic, and as far away from 'obscure' as it's possible to be. Together in Electric Dreams - Phil Oakley General Discussion: Favorite obscure 80s soundtrack SONGS?

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