Music : Streets Of Fire: A Rock & Roll Fable (1984 Film)
from: MCA Records
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Binding: Audio CD
EAN: 0076732549223
Format: Soundtrack
Label: MCA Records
Manufacturer: MCA Records
Number Of Discs: 1
Publisher: MCA Records
Release Date: October 25, 1990
Sales Rank: 792
Studio: MCA Records
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Album Description:
The film soundtrack that acted as the vehicle to promote the late Dan Hartman's last hit single 'I Can Dream About You' as well as The Fixx's 'Deeper And Deeper', plus tracks from Marilyn Martin, Greg Phillinganes, Maria McKee, Ry Cooder, The Blasters and more.
Average Rating: 
Rating:  -
The cinematography is beautiful. The rest is fun and campy in an odd way. Not exactly a serious story. I liked the music a lot, but it doesn't hold me the way the visuals do after repeated viewings. Rockers who have never seen it before love it. It is a neat and unusual movie.
Rating:  -
I was very pleased with my first order from Amazon. The CD is a Christmas gift and I received it in pleanty of time and in pristine condition. Thank you.
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this was a gift, and it was much enjoyed. i love this movie, and the music is a big reason for that.
Rating:  -
The movie looked promising on every level. Seeing it in a theater, it fell extremely short of my expectations. Good actors who for some reason delivered lines in this movie like they were reading it off a cue card. And played it so "stereotypical" of the "character type" they were portraying it was sometimes "smirk inducing".
That said...in the end it is kinda fun to watch. I bought this soundrack 'cause it is a great sample of some great rock acts of the 80's (without sounding 80's). You've got the "voice" of Contact (who had a hit with "10.9.8"), Marylin Martin (w/ Stevie Nicks doing some of the best b/g vocals on her own song), Maria Mckee doing Tom Petty "justice" yet again.
If you can it's probably best to buy a download (where??) of the cuts you like. Hearing all the songs in context of the film is fine. At home it's a different story. My rating is 50/50 but after all these years
I've made an effort to track down the DVD and this CD so parties involved must have done something right.
Rating: -
The variety of genres spans the album and it works as a great road trip CD as well as suitable backdrop for the film. The sequence of songs does not follow the film, but the album is the better for it. Great Songs/songwriters are the key
Tom Petty and Benmont Tench (He could never be you) Stevie Nicks (Sorcerer)Dan Hartman(I can dream about you) and Ry Cooder(Hold that Snake)-also the music director for the film make the music meaningful outside the movie theater.
orchestral rock, blues, R&B and rockabilly all come together in a tight little package that will get you from here to there
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