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| ARTIST: | Various Artists |
| CATEGORY: | Music |
| MANUFACTURER: | Sony |
| FEATURES: | Soundtrack |
| TYPE: | Pop, Soundtracks & Film Scores |
| MEDIA: | Audio CD |
| TRACKS: | I Want To Take You Higher - Sly & The Family Stone, Moonlight Mile - The Rolling Stones, Love Will Come Through - Travis, Twentieth Century Boy - T. Rex, Sweet Head - David Bowie, Everybody Is A Star - Sly & The Family Stone, I Hear You Knocking - Dave Edmunds, Rock And Roll (Part 2) - Gary Glitter, Razor Face - Elton John, I'll Be Your Lover Too - Van Morrison, Comin' Back To Me - Jefferson Airplane, Buckets Of Rain - Bob Dylan, Song To The Siren - Robert Plant, The Telling - Jorma Kaukonen |
| UPC: | 696998687424 |
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Customer Reviews of Moonlight Mile
Final Result: 3 1/2 Stars "Moonlight Mile" is a collection of songs that you've probably heard a million times before and could probably hear a million more. It's a solid 70's rock revue, but like the decade itself, there are some huge hits and huge misses. Having seen the movie first, I need to give this album 2 separate ratings.
If you HAVEN'T seen the Movie: 4 STARS. With songs such as the Rolling Stones' "Moonlight Mile," Elton John's more obscure "Razorface," and Bob Dylan's classic "Buckets Of Rain," how could you possibly go wrong? Add in Bowie's manic "Sweet Head," Van Morrison's achingly beautiful "I'll Be Your Lover Too" and both Sly and the Family Stone songs, and you've got a damn near perfect album. Unfortunately, the misplaced "I Hear You Knocking" and the awful hockey theme song, "Rock and Roll (Part 2)" knock one of the stars off, giving the album 4 out of 5 stars.
If you HAVE Seen the Movie: 3 STARS. There are one or two songs that were glaringly omitted from this album. Now I understand that with a compilation album, song rights play an enormous part in what makes the final cut. But to not include Van Morrison's "Sweet Thing," the song that ended the movie, is just wrong! Luckily, one Van song made it onto the album, but "Sweet Thing" would have added so much more to this cd.
Final Result: 3 1/2 stars.
With a soundtrack like this who cares about the movie...
The fact that "Comin' Back To Me", a beautiful and long-forgotten ballad by Marty Balin (off of Jefferson Airplane's 1967 classic Surrealistic Pillow) has surfaced in a major motion picture 35(!) years later, has a lot to say about the character arc for baby boomers in the 21st century...I mean the song has a recorder solo...they don't get any more laid back than that. Added to the Jagger blues tone poetry of "Moonlight Mile", and Sly Stone's "Everybody is a Star" (as heard in Spike Lee's glance backwards "Crooklyn"), sleepy nostalgia doesn't get any better than this. Basically anyone over 45 doesn't need a review of this music, they already know it. Anyone under 45 should be required to hear it before it's defined by a TV commercial, if it's not too late already. A wonderful collection. Who chose these selections for the film? Take a bow.
ok soundtrack
considering they didnt put what i feel is the most defining song of the movie, Elton John's "Someone Saved My Life Tonight" (the song for the trailer).