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We're back! For our 95th episode, we bring you a collection of soundtrack cuts from 1995. It was the height of the 90s, when 80s pop stars showed up in the most random movies, fledgling rock bands popped up on teen cult classics, and also Eagles guitarist Joe Walsh Eagles teamed up with Lita Ford to do the theme song for a RoboCop TV series. 1995 was definitely a mood...
Also appearing in this episode: Tom Jones covering Lenny Kravitz for the Jerky Boys movie, The Proclaimers covering The Everly Brothers' "Bye Bye Love" for the movie Bye Bye Love, we get a few cuts from Green Day, Wax, and Salt N' Pepa. Also Bryan Adams performs the drippiest, horniest song ever written...
Ladies and gentlemen, this is 1995.
SHOW NOTES FOR THIS EPISODE:
Jack Black in Bye Bye LoveTom Jones performing "Are You Gonna Go My Way" on The Tonight ShowINTRO/OUTRO: "Dance Rocket" by Jesse SpillaneMUSIC VIDEOS:
"There's A Future To This Life" by Joe Walsh & Lita Ford"Moonlight" by StingHave a soundtrack you'd like us to cover? Follow us on Twitter @OSTParty and let us know!Or email us at [email protected]
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Hello all you OST Party fans out there in radioland! Are you ready to rock?!
On this episode we're looking at the 1994 comedy AIRHEADS! Adam Sandler, Steve Buscemi and OST Party fave Brendan Fraser are The Lone Rangers, a down and out LA rock trio. In a last ditch effort to land a record deal, they take a radio station hostage and demand to have their music heard.
The movie may be a grim foreshadowing of FM rock radio's future, but the movie's a hell of a lot of fun. And the soundtrack is pretty neat too. We get a slammin' opening credits song from Motorhead and Ice T, a weird Smiths cover from Anthrax, an even weirder Van Halen cover from Four Non Blondes, and naturally, the #1 hit single from the movie's own Lone Rangers! So strap yourselves in and get ready to rock!
SHOW NOTES FOR THIS EPISODE:
Airheads available (for now) on HuluThe Immediate FamilyBrendan Fraser, Adam Sandler Airheads ReunionBilly Joel Wants To Start His Own Traveling WilburysINTRO: "Dance Rocket" by Jesse SpillaneOUTRO: "I'm The One" by Van HalenMUSIC VIDEOS:
"Born To Raise Hell" by Motorhead, Ice T & W. Crane"Feed The Gods" by White Zombie"No Way Out" by D Generation"I'll Talk My Way Out Of It" by Stuttering John"We Want The Airwaves" by The RamonesHave a soundtrack you'd like us to cover? Follow us on Twitter @OSTParty and let us know!Or email us at [email protected]
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We're ringing in the new year with a film we've been wanting to cover for a long time. It's the 1978 cult film FM, about a Los Angeles radio station fighting back against The Man with some of the coolest rock jams of the 70s.
Or at least, that's what the movie is supposed to be about. Mostly it's an excuse for Martin Mull to ham things up while they shoot a Linda Ronstadt concert. And maybe we'll get celebrity cameos from Tom Petty and REO Speedwagon along the way. It's barely a movie, and not even a good one at that.
Really though, FM is more famous for its soundtrack album, which is absolutely STACKED with some of the top rock hits of the era. We get two cuts from Steely Dan, including that excellent title track, as well as songs from Bob Seger, Boston, Foreigner, Boz Scaggs, and a whooole lot more! So put on your denim jackets and let's rock & roll!
SHOW NOTES FOR THIS EPISODE:
FM is available on DVD, or you can watch it on YouTubeMore about Hard Rock ParkFor more Steely Dan, check out our episode on Me, Myself & IreneINTRO: "Dance Rocket" by Jesse SpillaneOUTRO: "FM (Reprise)" by Steely DanHave a soundtrack you'd like us to cover? Follow us on Twitter @OSTParty and let us know!Or email us at [email protected]
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We may have missed Halloween, but so what? On this episode we take you back to sunny Los Angeles for a look at the soundtrack to 1992's Buffy The Vampire Slayer, the feature film blueprint for one of the most iconic TV series of the 90s.
This soundtrack is pretty typical of what you'd find on a movie soundtrack in 1992. You've got the requisite covers from artists like Divinyls and Mary's Danish, the sensitive guy rock from Matthew Sweet and Toad the Wet Sprocket, The Cult and Ozzy Osbourne giving us a couple of random metal tracks, and hey why not, have some C+C Music Factory!
So throw on your leather jackets and sharpen your stakes, because it's time for some Buffy!
SHOW NOTES FOR THIS EPISODE:
Buffy The Vampire Slayer is available to stream hereThe LA Times: "A Look Inside Hollywood and the Movies"Nerf Herder's "Close Your Eyes and Dream"INTRO/OUTRO: "Dance Rocket" by Jesse SpillaneMUSIC VIDEOS:
"Keep It Comin' (Dance Til You Can't Dance No More)" by C+C Music Factory"I Ain't Gonna Eat Out My Heart Anymore" by DivinylsHave a soundtrack you'd like us to cover? Follow us on Twitter @OSTParty and let us know!Or email us at [email protected]
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The fall semester is in full swing, so what better time to revisit the 1986 comedy classic Back to School! Rodney Dangerfield is here to give higher learning a lesson in the real world, and he's bringing Oingo Boingo with him!
That's right, OST Party mainstays Oingo Boingo are back for another college comedy. (Man, we just can't let Teen Wolf Too go, huh?) Also on this soundtrack we get a title track from Jude Cole, the requisite Aretha Franklin gag, and a hair metal jam from none other than Michael Bolton!
So open your books and get ready to take notes, cuz school is in session!
SHOW NOTES FOR THIS EPISODE:
Back to School is available to stream hereShark Island EatsINTRO/OUTRO: "Dance Rocket" by Jesse SpillaneMUSIC VIDEOS:
"Dead Man's Party" by Oingo Boingo"Twist & Shout" by Rodney Dangerfield"Everybody's Crazy" by Michael Bolton"Rappin' Rodney" by Rodney DangerfieldHave a soundtrack you'd like us to cover? Follow us on Twitter @OSTParty and let us know!Or email us at [email protected] And join our Discord channel and come chat with us!
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This week we mourn the passing of the incomparable Paul Reubens. His most famous creation, Pee-wee Herman, taught kids of all stripes that there's beauty in the weird and kitschy parts of the world, and that just because we grow up doesn't mean we have to stop being silly.
And throughout his career, Reubens incorporated lots of music into the Pee-wee persona. So on this episode we'll take you through the musical history of Pee-wee Herman. We'll start with his 1981 stage show, dig into his three feature films, and highlight some of the strange places Pee-wee has popped up along the way. Who knows, we might even make a pit stop at the Alamo!
SHOW NOTES FOR THIS EPISODE:
Pee-wee Herman on The Dating GamePee-wee in Cheech & Chong's Next Movie"Reggae Christmas" by Bryan AdamsPee-wee performing "Surfin' Bird" in Back to the BeachPee-wee's appearance at the 1991 MTV VMAsHave a soundtrack you'd like us to cover? Follow us on Twitter @OSTParty and let us know!Or email us at [email protected] And join our Discord channel and come chat with us!
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Greetings bluntskulls! On this episode we celebrate the 30th anniversary of Coneheads! Wayne's World proved there was a market for SNL comedies in the 90s, so naturally here's a movie based on the Coneheads, space aliens from the planet Remulak just trying to fit in among regular humans. It's basically an excuse for Dan Aykroyd to be a big weirdo for 90 minutes.
And the soundtrack is equally weird. We've got a handful of really great, classic tracks (including an inexplicable hit single from the Red Hot Chili Peppers), a couple of really great cover songs, as well as one of the worst cover songs we have ever covered on this show. And, of course, Dan Aykroyd has to have a song too. A land of contrasts, this album!
SHOW NOTES FOR THIS EPISODE:
Coneheads is available to stream hereStereogum's Tom Breihan on BNL's "One Week"Slash talking about his "Magic Carpet Ride" coverR.E.M.'s "Winged Mammal ThemeINTRO/OUTRO: "Dance Rocket" by Jesse SpillaneMUSIC VIDEOS:
"Soul to Squeeze" by Red Hot Chili Peppers"Tainted Love" by Soft Cell"Conehead Love" by Beldar and PrymaatHave a soundtrack you'd like us to cover? Follow us on Twitter @OSTParty and let us know!Or email us at [email protected] And join our Discord channel and come chat with us!
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It's been 25 years since The X-Files jumped to the big screen! The first of two features based on the show, Fight The Future is The X-Files as a big-budget summer blockbuster. There's alien conspiracies, explosions, races through cornfields, killer bees for some reason... There's a lot to unpack with this film.
And naturally, it came with a pretty stellar soundtrack. The usual suspects of mid-90s rock are all here, including Foo Fighters, Tonic, Better Than Ezra, Ween, and more! We even get a couple cover tunes, courtesy of X and Filter which, honestly, the less said about that one the better...
Anywho, join us as we try to navigate 90s conspiracy theories, David Duchovny thirst traps, the bitter nostalgia for our early teenage years, and a whole lot more!
SHOW NOTES FOR THIS EPISODE:
The X-Files: Fight The Future is available to stream here!MST3K's 2nd Annual Summer Blockbuster ReviewCONSEQUENCE: How Space Ghost Coast to Coast Changed Cartoon Network ForeverINTRO: "David Duchovny" by Bree SharpOUTRO: "Dance Rocket" by Jesse SpillaneMUSIC VIDEOS:
"Walking After You" by Foo Fighters"Hunter" by Bjork"One" by FilterHave a soundtrack you'd like us to cover? Follow us on Twitter @OSTParty and let us know!Or email us at [email protected]
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On this episode we go back to the 90s, an era when studios had no problem grabbing any old comic book and turning it into the craziest movie you've ever seen. Case in point: Tank Girl!
In a future wasteland where water is worth more than gold, Lori Petty teams up with Naomi Watts to steal a tank, befriend some kangaroo people, and save the world from a robot-armed Malcolm McDowell. And along the way we get a Cole Porter song, a movie rap courtesy of co-star Ice-T, and all kinds of tunes from some 90s alt-rock greats!So strap yourselves in, because this soundtrack takes no prisoners!
SHOW NOTES FOR THIS EPISODE:
Tank Girl is available to stream here!"Let's Do It" by Joan Jett & Greg GraffinCome join our Discord channel today!MUSIC VIDEOS
"Army of Me" by Bjork"Mockingbird Girl" by Magnificent BastardsHave a soundtrack you'd like us to cover? Follow us on Twitter @OSTParty and let us know!Or email us at [email protected]
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Get ready to wheez the juice, cuz this week we're talking all things ENCINO MAN! The film that brought us not only Pauly Shore, but also newly crowned Academy Award winner Brendan Fraser!
High school buds Shore and Sean Astin dig up and thaw out caveman Fraser, and proceed to teach him how to be cool in early 90s southern California! And to accompany this ridiculous plot, we get an eclectic mix of 90s alt rock, classic rock, dance pop, hip hop and more! So grab some grindage and let's jam!
SHOW NOTES FOR THIS EPISODE:
Encino Man is available to stream here!Encino Man proof of concept (featuring Ben Stiller!)The Encino Man VHS Distributor's AdThe LA Times: "A Look Inside Hollywood and the Movies"Oklahoma City's own Wheeze The Juice!See also our episode on Wayne's WorldMUSIC VIDEOS:
"You're Invited (But Your Friend Can't Come)" by Vince Neil"Treaty (Filthy Lucre Radio Edit)" by Yothu Yindi"Leave My Curl Alone" by Hi-CHave a soundtrack you'd like us to cover? Follow us on Twitter @OSTParty and let us know!Or email us at [email protected]
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When we're not hollering about movie soundtracks, our second favorite hobby is hollering about Star Wars. So on this episode we bring you a Special Edition of our On The Fives where we take a look at ten songs about or inspired by Star Wars.
But there's a twist! With each song, we take turns pitching our own ideas for Star Wars movies based on those songs. And we've got some real bangers here. There are the Weird Al songs, naturally, but we also have tracks from The Hold Steady, Tenacious D, Blink 182 and more! So buckle up and get ready for a wild ride through our two broken imaginations!
INTRO: "I'm Han Solo" from Star Wars Kinect
OUTRO: "Dance Rocket" by Jesse Spillane
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"The Saga Begins" by Weird Al Yankovic"The Swish" by The Hold SteadyHave a soundtrack you'd like us to cover? Follow us on Twitter @OSTParty and let us know!Or email us at [email protected]
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A new year brings a new series here on the OST Party! This week's film, the 1999 sci-fi rom-com Blast from the Past, marks the finale of our neo-swing trilogy, and also the beginning of our series on the films of Brendan Fraser.
Blast from the Past, as Libby's husband Ian pointed out, is like if you crossed Encino Man with The Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt. And the soundtrack reflects that weird clash of tones. You've got the square 60s tunes of Perry Como, the neo-swing revival of The Cherry Poppin' Daddies and Squirrel Nut Zippers, and modern 90s rock in acts like Everclear, Dishwalla and Sonichrome.
The whole thing is a fascinating time capsule of where we were in the late-90s, and how that era is well and truly behind us. Time marches on, and so do we!
SHOW NOTES FOR THIS EPISODE:
Blast From The Past is available to stream hereFor more thoughts on R.E.M., check out our episode on Tommy BoyINTRO/OUTRO: "Dance Rocket" by Jesse SpillaneMUSIC VIDEOS:
"I Will Buy You A New Life" by Everclear"It's The End of the World As We Know It (And I Feel Fine)" by R.E.M."I See The Sun" by Tommy Henriksen"Mr. Zoot Suit" by Ingrid Lucia and the Flying NeutrinosHave a soundtrack you'd like us to cover? Follow us on Twitter @OSTParty and let us know!Or email us at [email protected]
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On this episode we’re wrapping up 2022! Join us as we take a look back at our podcasting year and revisit some of our favorite tracks we’ve unearthed along the way. Joe and Libby each picked five songs that have stuck with them this year, for one reason or another. Some new favorites, some unkillable earworms, and some songs so deeply weird we’re still amazed they even exist. This episode runs the gamut of everything from the new jack swing of Ghostbusters II to the classic rock of Hot Fuzz, and a whole lot in between!
So raise a glass with us as we bid farewell to 2022, and look forward to even weirder things in 2023!
SHOW NOTES FOR THIS EPISODE:
Check out our back catalog for more on these songsCome join us on our brand new Discord channel!MUSIC VIDEOS:
"You Showed Me" by The Lightning Seeds"Talula (Tornado Mix)" by Tori Amos"He's So Dull" by Vanity 6"On Our Own" by Bobby BrownHave a soundtrack you'd like us to cover? Follow us on Twitter @OSTParty and let us know!Or email us at [email protected]
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This podcast has been overrun by gremlins! We were supposed to do a Thanksgiving episode on Planes Trains & Automobiles, but the powers that be said, "No, you're doing Gremlins." Those powers may or may not be gremlins. (Send help!)
Anyway, Gremlins has been described as It's A Wonderful Life by way of Invasion of the Body Snatchers, and while that thematic well runs deep, the film is mostly concerned with lots and lots of puppet mayhem!
The soundtrack album is short, but features some strange choices, including tracks from Peter Gabriel, Quarterflash and Michael Sembello. We'll also discuss a few of the holiday needledrops, which have become classic scenes in their own right. So grab a glass of egg nog and join us for the wild ride that is Gremlins!
SHOW NOTES FOR THIS EPISODE:
Gremlins is available to stream hereRIP Flashdance's Irene CaraNick Lutsko's "Where Did The Gremlins Go?"INTRO: "Red River Rock" by Daniel MillerOUTRO: "Dance Rocket" by Jesse SpillaneHave a soundtrack you'd like us to cover? Follow us on Twitter @OSTParty and let us know!Or email us at [email protected]
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We're returning to the world of Edgar Wright this week with the soundtrack to Hot Fuzz! Wright has a reputation for movie soundtracks that are impeccably curated, and Hot Fuzz is no different. The story of The Only Good Cop In England solving a string of murders in the small village of Sandford finds Wright leaning heavily on classic rock tunes from every era.
The film is an absolute riot, but the soundtrack is equally impressive. Sporting tracks from classic acts The Kinks, The Troggs, and The Crazy World of Arthur Brown, but also more modern artists such as The Fratellis, Supergrass and Eels. So strap on your kevlar, water the peace lily and join us down at the pub for a little Hot Fuzz!
SHOW NOTES:
Hot Fuzz is available to stream here!See Also: Our episode on Shaun of the DeadINTRO: "Dance Rocket" by Jesse SpillaneOUTRO: "Lovefool" by The CardigansHave a soundtrack you'd like us to cover? Follow us on Twitter @OSTParty and let us know!Or email us at [email protected]
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This week we're dipping back into the world of TV. Why, you ask? Because we can do whatever we want!
Only 90s Kids may remember the phenomenon known as Dinosaurs, an ABC sitcom that ran from 1991 to 1995 and followed the adventures of dinosaur Earl Sinclair and his prehistoric family. Produced by the Jim Henson company, Dinosaurs was not only a marvel of live-action puppetry, but also just some damn funny television.
And in 1992, they produced the album "Big Songs". You'd think this would be a compilation of songs from the show, right? Wrong! This album features twelve tracks recorded by the show's cast exclusively for the album. And most surprising of all, many of the songs are quite good! Join us as we dive in!
SHOW NOTES:
Dinosaurs is available to stream on Disney PlusYou can listen to this album on YouTubeSee also: Our episode on The MaskChristmas Creeps' episode on The Munsters' Scary Little ChristmasINTRO: "Dinosaurs" theme by Bruce Broughton and Ray Colcord
OUTRO: "I'm a Dinosaur" by Baby Sinclair
Have a soundtrack you'd like us to cover? Follow us on Twitter @OSTParty and let us know!Or email us at [email protected]
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Are you ready to get real old-timey? This week we discuss the folk and bluegrass revival of O Brother, Where Art Thou? Loosely based on "The Odyssey", Joel and Ethan Coen pulled together an all-star lineup of country musicians to score this wacky road trip through Depression-era Mississippi.
The film is a hoot, but the soundtrack was a sensation. The album hit #1 on the charts over a year after its release, and went on to sell 8 million copies. "I Am A Man of Constant Sorrow" and "O Death" won all the awards, but the real standouts on this album come from Allison Krauss, Gillian Welch, The Whites, and more!
So join us as we dig deep into the history of American folk music. This episode's an odyssey all on its own!
SHOW NOTES:
O Brother, Where Art Thou? is available to stream hereDown From The Mountain is available on YouTubeDarius Rucker's "Tendercrisp Bacon Cheddar Ranch"Libby discusses child singers more on the latest Misbehavin' podcast!INTRO: "Dance Rocket" by Jesse SpillaneOUTRO: "Man of Constant Sorrow" by SkeewiffMUSIC VIDEO:
"I Am A Man of Constant Sorrow" by The Soggy Bottom BoysHave a soundtrack you'd like us to cover? Follow us on Twitter @OSTParty and let us know!Or email us at [email protected]
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This week's podcast is all about Vegas, baby! Well...not exactly. It's all about Swingers, which spends a grand total of 15 minutes in Las Vegas. The rest is all about idealizing modern notions of coolness all set to a soundtrack of swing and lounge revival goodness.
Swingers was one of the pillars of the mid-90s indie film boom, and also a signpost for the toxic masculinity of the era. In between all of that is a soundtrack that Libby calls "wall-to-wall bangers". We get standards from Dean Martin and Tony Bennett, some classic country from Roger Miller and George Jones, and a healthy dose of Big Bad Voodoo Daddy for good measure. So put on your best bowling shirt and grab yourself a cocktail, cuz this episode is money, baby!
SHOW NOTES:
Swingers is available to stream here50 Shades of Blue: 50 Salacious Songs for SwingersRIP Marty Roberts of Marty & ElayneINTRO: "Dance Rocket" by Jesse SpillaneOUTRO: "I Wanna Be Like You" by Big Bad Voodoo DaddyMUSIC VIDEO:
"You and Me and the Bottle Makes Three" by Big Bad Voodoo DaddyHave a soundtrack you'd like us to cover? Follow us on Twitter @OSTParty and let us know!Or email us at [email protected]
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As the summer winds down, we take one more trip down that holiday road with a look at the music of National Lampoon's Vacation! Clark Griswold's mission to drive his family to Walley World is one of the quintessential 80s comedies, with a ridiculously catchy theme song to boot!
Lindsey Buckingham's immortal earworm "Holiday Road" anchors a soundtrack that features the likes of June Pointer, Vanity 6, The Ramones and Nicolette Larson. Larson's song "Summer Hearts" doesn't actually appear in the film, but we discovered there's a very good reason for that.
So fasten your seatbelts and join us as we take this Family Truckster off road!
SHOW NOTES FOR THIS EPISODE:
Vacation is available to stream here!RIP Hard Rock Park#RestoreTheRamisCutINTRO: "Dance Rocket" by Jesse SpillaneOUTRO: "Holiday Road" by Lindsey BuckinghamMUSIC VIDEOS:
"Holiday Road" by Lindsey Buckingham"He's So Dull" by Vanity 6Have a soundtrack you'd like us to cover? Follow us on Twitter @OSTParty and let us know!Or email us at [email protected]
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This week we pay tribute to the dearly departed Ray Liotta with his first feature film, Jonathan Demme's Something Wild! It's hard to pin down exactly what this film is. Is it a road trip comedy? Is it a romantic comedy? Is it a chase thriller? Instead, it somehow manages to be all of those things. It's extremely entertaining!
As for the soundtrack, we'll talk about a couple of the Talking Heads flying solo, we'll discuss the film's fascination with reggae and afrobeat, and we'll even reconnect with podcast favorites New Order and Oingo Boingo! So fasten your seatbelts, because you're in for Something Wild!
SHOW NOTES:
Something Wild is available to stream here!Check out the Christmas Creeps episode on TurbulenceINTRO: "Dance Rocket" by Jesse SpillaneOUTRO: "Wild Thing" by Sister CarolMUSIC VIDEOS:
"Ever Fallen in Love" by Fine Young Cannibals"Man with A Gun" by Jerry Harrison"Temptation" by New OrderHave a soundtrack you'd like us to cover? Follow us on Twitter @OSTParty and let us know!Or email us at [email protected]
- Visa fler
