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Uploaded April 2017 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
[Disco/Funk/Soul] Here is the OST soundtrack for the B-movie slasher film: "Prom Night". I know this strays from the usual music i tend to upload but i love this soundtrack a lot. It's got this Studio 54 vibe to it, and every track is PURE Disco from 1979/1980. The movie stars Jamie Lee Curtis (Halloween) and Leslie Nielsen (Airplane/Naked Gun). Despite receiving generally negative reviews from film critics as well as criticism from Gene Siskel and Roger Ebert over its advertising campaign, the film went on to become Canada's highest-grossing horror film of 1980, earning nearly $15,000,000 in the United States....it even spawned a remake in 2008. This soundtrack was composed by Paul Zaza and Carl Zittrer, with additional writing by Bill Crutchfield and James Powell. It also has songs by Blue Bazar and Gordean Simpson. Under orders from producer Peter Simpson, Zaza wrote a series of disco songs over a five-day period, closely copying the original tracks that were intended to be used in the film. This resulted in a copyright lawsuit for $10 million, which was eventually settled for $50,000; thus it was only released in Japan on LP and cassette (Btw, this is the LP Vinyl). A 7-inch single of "All Is Gone" (Track 1&6) and "Forever" (Track 10) was also released; however, neither of these songs appears in the film. :/ This soundtrack album is highly sought after by fans of the film and disco fans alike (which is why Anthony's Channel has uploaded it for everyone to listen to). This complete OST soundtrack was released under RCA Records '80.
UPDATE: In May of 2019, Perseverance Records finally released the first official CD of the Prom Night soundtrack. Perseverance worked closely with Carl Zittrer and Paul Zaza to locate and unearth the original masters and all score music recorded for the film including unreleased disco songs and score not used in the final production, never heard before anywhere. This video however showcases the ORIGINAL 1980 vinyl album (which for roughly 40 years was the only official release of the soundtrack, enjoy!).
Tracklist:
1) Blue Bazar - "All Is Gone" (0:10)
2) Paul Zaza & Carl Zittrer - "Prom Night" (4:22)
3) Paul Zaza & Carl Zittrer - "Changes" (7:26)
4) Paul Zaza & Carl Zittrer - "Dancing In The Moonlight" (11:46)
5) Gordean Simpson - "Fade To Black" (14:47)
6) Blue Bazar - "All Is Gone (Reprise)" (18:03)
7) Paul Zaza & Carl Zittrer - "Time To Turn Around" (22:16)
8) Paul Zaza & Carl Zittrer - "Love Me Till I Die" (26:40)
9) Paul Zaza & Carl Zittrer - "Prom Night 2" (29:55)
10) Blue Bazar - "Forever" (33:30)
I do Not own anything
INFRINGEMENT OF COPYRIGHT IS NOT INTENDED!
All Material used is the property of the respective original owners. (Prom Night/RCA/RCA Records/Prom Night Movie/Etc).
Under Section 107 of the Copyright Act: "§ 107. Limitations on exclusive rights: Fair use40
Notwithstanding the provisions of sections 106 and 106A, the fair use of a copyrighted work, including such use by reproduction in copies or phonorecords or by any other means specified by that section, for purposes such as criticism, comment, news reporting, teaching (including multiple copies for classroom use), scholarship, or research, is not an infringement of copyright. "
Therefore, "allowance is made for "fair use" for purposes such as criticism, comment, news reporting, teaching, scholarship, and research."
[Disco/Funk/Soul] Here is the OST soundtrack for the B-movie slasher film: "Prom Night". I know this strays from the usual music i tend to upload but i love this soundtrack a lot. It's got this Studio 54 vibe to it, and every track is PURE Disco from 1979/1980. The movie stars Jamie Lee Curtis (Halloween) and Leslie Nielsen (Airplane/Naked Gun). Despite receiving generally negative reviews from film critics as well as criticism from Gene Siskel and Roger Ebert over its advertising campaign, the film went on to become Canada's highest-grossing horror film of 1980, earning nearly $15,000,000 in the United States....it even spawned a remake in 2008. This soundtrack was composed by Paul Zaza and Carl Zittrer, with additional writing by Bill Crutchfield and James Powell. It also has songs by Blue Bazar and Gordean Simpson. Under orders from producer Peter Simpson, Zaza wrote a series of disco songs over a five-day period, closely copying the original tracks that were intended to be used in the film. This resulted in a copyright lawsuit for $10 million, which was eventually settled for $50,000; thus it was only released in Japan on LP and cassette (Btw, this is the LP Vinyl). A 7-inch single of "All Is Gone" (Track 1&6) and "Forever" (Track 10) was also released; however, neither of these songs appears in the film. :/ This soundtrack album is highly sought after by fans of the film and disco fans alike (which is why Anthony's Channel has uploaded it for everyone to listen to). This complete OST soundtrack was released under RCA Records '80.
UPDATE: In May of 2019, Perseverance Records finally released the first official CD of the Prom Night soundtrack. Perseverance worked closely with Carl Zittrer and Paul Zaza to locate and unearth the original masters and all score music recorded for the film including unreleased disco songs and score not used in the final production, never heard before anywhere. This video however showcases the ORIGINAL 1980 vinyl album (which for roughly 40 years was the only official release of the soundtrack, enjoy!).
Tracklist:
1) Blue Bazar - "All Is Gone" (0:10)
2) Paul Zaza & Carl Zittrer - "Prom Night" (4:22)
3) Paul Zaza & Carl Zittrer - "Changes" (7:26)
4) Paul Zaza & Carl Zittrer - "Dancing In The Moonlight" (11:46)
5) Gordean Simpson - "Fade To Black" (14:47)
6) Blue Bazar - "All Is Gone (Reprise)" (18:03)
7) Paul Zaza & Carl Zittrer - "Time To Turn Around" (22:16)
8) Paul Zaza & Carl Zittrer - "Love Me Till I Die" (26:40)
9) Paul Zaza & Carl Zittrer - "Prom Night 2" (29:55)
10) Blue Bazar - "Forever" (33:30)
I do Not own anything
INFRINGEMENT OF COPYRIGHT IS NOT INTENDED!
All Material used is the property of the respective original owners. (Prom Night/RCA/RCA Records/Prom Night Movie/Etc).
Under Section 107 of the Copyright Act: "§ 107. Limitations on exclusive rights: Fair use40
Notwithstanding the provisions of sections 106 and 106A, the fair use of a copyrighted work, including such use by reproduction in copies or phonorecords or by any other means specified by that section, for purposes such as criticism, comment, news reporting, teaching (including multiple copies for classroom use), scholarship, or research, is not an infringement of copyright. "
Therefore, "allowance is made for "fair use" for purposes such as criticism, comment, news reporting, teaching, scholarship, and research."
![Prom Night *1980* [FULL SOUNDTRACK]](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/iwhrcfmv940/mqdefault.jpg "Prom Night *1980* [FULL SOUNDTRACK]
[Disco/Funk/Soul] Here is the OST soundtrack for the B-movie slasher film: Prom Night. I know this strays from the usual music i tend to upload but i love this soundtrack a lot. Its got this Studio 54 vibe to it, and every track is PURE Disco from 1979/1980. The movie stars Jamie Lee Curtis (Halloween) and Leslie Nielsen (Airplane/Naked Gun). Despite receiving generally negative reviews from film critics as well as criticism from Gene Siskel and Roger Ebert over its advertising campaign, the film went on to become Canadas highest-grossing horror film of 1980, earning nearly $15,000,000 in the United States....it even spawned a remake in 2008. This soundtrack was composed by Paul Zaza and Carl Zittrer, with additional writing by Bill Crutchfield and James Powell. It also has songs by Blue Bazar and Gordean Simpson. Under orders from producer Peter Simpson, Zaza wrote a series of disco songs over a five-day period, closely copying the original tracks that were intended to be used in the film. This resulted in a copyright lawsuit for $10 million, which was eventually settled for $50,000; thus it was only released in Japan on LP and cassette (Btw, this is the LP Vinyl). A 7-inch single of All Is Gone (Track 1&6) and Forever (Track 10) was also released; however, neither of these songs appears in the film. :/ This soundtrack album is highly sought after by fans of the film and disco fans alike (which is why Anthonys Channel has uploaded it for everyone to listen to). This complete OST soundtrack was released under RCA Records 80.
UPDATE: In May of 2019, Perseverance Records finally released the first official CD of the Prom Night soundtrack. Perseverance worked closely with Carl Zittrer and Paul Zaza to locate and unearth the original masters and all score music recorded for the film including unreleased disco songs and score not used in the final production, never heard before anywhere. This video however showcases the ORIGINAL 1980 vinyl album (which for roughly 40 years was the only official release of the soundtrack, enjoy!).
Tracklist:
1) Blue Bazar - All Is Gone (0:10)
2) Paul Zaza & Carl Zittrer - Prom Night (4:22)
3) Paul Zaza & Carl Zittrer - Changes (7:26)
4) Paul Zaza & Carl Zittrer - Dancing In The Moonlight (11:46)
5) Gordean Simpson - Fade To Black (14:47)
6) Blue Bazar - All Is Gone (Reprise) (18:03)
7) Paul Zaza & Carl Zittrer - Time To Turn Around (22:16)
8) Paul Zaza & Carl Zittrer - Love Me Till I Die (26:40)
9) Paul Zaza & Carl Zittrer - Prom Night 2 (29:55)
10) Blue Bazar - Forever (33:30)
I do Not own anything
INFRINGEMENT OF COPYRIGHT IS NOT INTENDED!
All Material used is the property of the respective original owners. (Prom Night/RCA/RCA Records/Prom Night Movie/Etc).
Under Section 107 of the Copyright Act: § 107. Limitations on exclusive rights: Fair use40
Notwithstanding the provisions of sections 106 and 106A, the fair use of a copyrighted work, including such use by reproduction in copies or phonorecords or by any other means specified by that section, for purposes such as criticism, comment, news reporting, teaching (including multiple copies for classroom use), scholarship, or research, is not an infringement of copyright.
Therefore, allowance is made for fair use for purposes such as criticism, comment, news reporting, teaching, scholarship, and research.")
![Fred Mollin - Friday The 13th Part VIII - Jason Takes Manhattan *1989* [FULL SOUNDTRACK]](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/jT6U2IQcK7U/mqdefault.jpg "Fred Mollin - Friday The 13th Part VIII - Jason Takes Manhattan *1989* [FULL SOUNDTRACK]
[Synth/Ambient/Stage & Screen/Various Artists/Score/OST] Here is the complete La-La Land Records soundtrack release to Paramount Pictures horror sequel: FRIDAY THE 13th PART VIII – JASON TAKES MANHATTAN (1989). This soundtrack was released by La-La Land Records & Paramount Pictures with only 2000 copies in existence. The score is entirely composed by well acclaimed musician Fred Mollin and is the first FRIDAY film score at the time to not be composed or co-composed by Harry Manfredini. This release also features four bonus tracks from the film: The Darkest Side of the Night (Instrumental), Broken Dream, J.J.s Blues and Livin In The City. All four of these bonus tracks remained unreleased for 30 some odd years ...until now. I do remember reading somewhere that according to Stan Meissner, Broken Dream by Terry Crawford and J.J.s Blues were never finished and what you hear in the film is pretty much all that there is. Never the less it is great that Stan Meissner and Fred Mollin finally released them in its entirety from their personal archives for this release. Friday the 13th Part VIII: Jason Takes Manhattan is a 1989 American slasher film written and directed by Rob Hedden, and starring Jensen Daggett, Scott Reeves, Peter Mark Richman, and Kane Hodder as Jason Voorhees. It is the eighth installment in the Friday the 13th franchise and follows Jason as he stalks a group of high school graduates on a ship en-route to New York City. Fred Mollin is an American and Canadian record producer, musician, film and TV composer, music director, music supervisor, and songwriter. He has produced records for Jimmy Webb, Johnny Mathis, Billy Ray Cyrus, Lamont Dozier and America, and has composed music for Beverly Hills 90210, Forever Knight, Hard Copy, and Friday the 13th (movies and television). Overall, when it comes to composing FRIDAY THE 13th PART VIII, Mollin pushes forward his inventive use of industrial percussion, synth pads, rhythmic looping, synthesized strings, woodwinds and skull-pounding dissonance, resulting in a unique and notable work of electronic scoring. This complete OST soundtrack score was released under La-La Land Records & Paramount Pictures 89 (2021).
Tracklist:
1) Metropolis - The Darkest Side Of The Night (0:10)
2) The Story Of Jason / Jason Resurrected / Impractical Joke (5:08)
3) The End Of Jimmy / Goodbye Suzi (7:51)
4) The Ghost People / Jason On Board / Porthole Flashback (10:55)
5) False Alarm / Sauna Death / Rennie Overboard (13:04)
6) Mirror Flashback / Sayonara Tamara / To The Bridge, Masked Man (16:15)
7) Discovering Dad / McCulloch Gets Angry / Dropping The Anchor / Eva Finds Tamara / Waynes Demise / Wayne Fries (18:57)
8) Jason Kills Two / Flashback In The Cabin / In The Galley / Jump Ship (23:32)
9) In The Lifeboat / Arriving In New York / Jason Arrives In New York / Rennies Abduction (29:09)
10) Rennie And The Punks / Jason And The Punk / Jason And Julius / Heads Up, Julius (32:28)
11) Sean Finds Rennie / Freeze! / Police Car Adventure (35:39)
12) After The Collision / Sink Or Swim / Goodbye McCulloch (37:40)
13) Sean And Rennie / Jason Breaks It Up / Into The Subway / Subway Chase / Jason Fries (40:40)
14) Safe At Last (Just Kidding) / Rennie And Sean See Jason / Jason And The Waitress / Down The Sewer / Goodbye Sewer Worker (43:55)
15) Sewer Chase / Toxic Flood / The End Of Jason (48:39)
16) *BONUS* Terry Crawford - Broken Dream (53:32)
17) *BONUS* King Lou - Livin In The City (57:07)
18) *BONUS* Stan Meissner - J.J.s Blues (1:00:55)
19) *BONUS* Metropolis - The Darkest Side Of The Night (Instrumental) (1:01:45)
[END SCREEN/SIMILAR VIDEO SUGGESTIONS] - (1:07:13)
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INFRINGEMENT OF COPYRIGHT IS NOT INTENDED!
All Material used is the property of the respective original owners. (Friday The 13th Part VIII - Jason Takes Manhattan/Fred Mollin/Paramount Pictures/Friday The 13th Part VIII Movie/Stan Meissner/Terry Crawford/Metropolis/King Lou/Jason Takes Manhattan/La-La Land Records/Etc).
Under Section 107 of the Copyright Act: § 107. Limitations on exclusive rights: Fair use40
Notwithstanding the provisions of sections 106 and 106A, the fair use of a copyrighted work, including such use by reproduction in copies or phonorecords or by any other means specified by that section, for purposes such as criticism, comment, news reporting, teaching (including multiple copies for classroom use), scholarship, or research, is not an infringement of copyright.
Therefore, allowance is made for fair use for purposes such as criticism, comment, news reporting, teaching, scholarship, and research.")
![Graham Grace - Shining Knight *1986* [FULL ALBUM]](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/jluU7dwoLBs/mqdefault.jpg "Graham Grace - Shining Knight *1986* [FULL ALBUM]
[New Wave/Synth Rock/Melodic Rock/Pop/Pop Rock/Rock/Glam Rock] Here is British singer/songwriter Graham Grace with his second self titled debut album: Shining Knight. An amazing AOR/New Wave album that is surprisingly pretty obscure. Its obscurity is a little shocking considering the fact that it is available on vinyl, cassette AND compact disc. Whats even more surprising is that there really isnt too much data on graham grace online. I do know his real name is Graham Gibbon and I also know that he had another album in 1975 titled Hail Me under the moniker of Grame Grace but even that album is pretty obscure. This album includes the excellent single: Follow Me Follow You (Track 1) which really should have been a hit. That really is the stand out track here along with the relatively catchy: Donna (Track 3). With that said there really isnt much more to tell about graham other than he did a music video for Follow Me Follow You (Track 1). Overall, Even though there are only eight songs on the album, they are all AOR/New Wave standouts that deserve better recognition. Curious what Graham is up to now? Hopefully we get an update one day. This album was released under Palace Records 86.
Here is a link to the music video for Graham Grace s Follow Me Follow You: https://youtu.be/gD40YS-5Rd8
Tracklist:
1) Follow Me Follow You (0:10)
2) Fly Fly Fly (4:04)
3) Donna (7:23)
4) Shining Knight (11:09)
5) Fool To Love You (15:46)
6) Thing Called Love (20:30)
7) Over You (23:54)
8) All Alone (27:46)
[END SCREEN/SIMILAR VIDEO SUGGESTIONS] - (32:21)
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INFRINGEMENT OF COPYRIGHT IS NOT INTENDED!
All Material used is the property of the respective original owners. (Graham Grace/Grame Grace/Palace Records/Etc).
Under Section 107 of the Copyright Act: § 107. Limitations on exclusive rights: Fair use40
Notwithstanding the provisions of sections 106 and 106A, the fair use of a copyrighted work, including such use by reproduction in copies or phonorecords or by any other means specified by that section, for purposes such as criticism, comment, news reporting, teaching (including multiple copies for classroom use), scholarship, or research, is not an infringement of copyright.
Therefore, allowance is made for fair use for purposes such as criticism, comment, news reporting, teaching, scholarship, and research.")
![Michael Hoenig & J. Peter Robinson - The Gate *1987* [FULL SOUNDTRACK]](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/jp16Y3H5rxg/mqdefault.jpg "Michael Hoenig & J. Peter Robinson - The Gate *1987* [FULL SOUNDTRACK]
[Synth/Ambient/Electronic/Score/New Wave/Various Artists/OST] Here is the highly sought after super rare / unreleased complete soundtrack & score to the film that gave 80s kids nightmares for a long time: The Gate (1987); All of which is composed and conducted by Michael Hoeing and J. Peter Robinson. This video brings together all the score material composed for the film including unused (alternate) material that didnt make it into the movie. The video also has every single song used / heard throughout the film, including the impossible to find & unbelievably rare track titled: Love Will Find A Way by Vince Carlucci. This is definitely a real treat for fans of the movie as I know people have been looking YEARS for these songs (not to mention the score as well). See a soundtrack to this movie was never officially released and over the years the film has become somewhat of a cult classic. The Gate is a 1987 horror film directed by Tibor Takács and starring Stephen Dorff (yes, Deacon Frost from the first Blade movie) in his film debut and follows two young boys who accidentally release a horde of demons from their backyard through a large hole in the ground. The film also stars Christa Denton as Al and Louis Tripp as Terrence Terry Chandler. Michael Hoenig is a German composer who is credited with a number of film and television scores, including a few other horror films some of you may be familiar with. He wrote the score for the 1988 remake of The Blob, the 1990 sci-fi/horror film Class of 1999, and the direct-to-video b-movie Dracula 3000. J. Peter Robinson is an English-born composer who has also composed scores for multiple movies and a number of notable horror movies. The films popularity at the time went on to spawn a sequel (which i personally like and cant understand why people hate it). Overall, i know that the music for this film is a gem that everyone has been looking for so i am happy to upload it and finally end this endless search once and for all. This complete OST soundtrack score is unreleased and has no distribution label 87.
Tracklist:
1) The Gate – Main Title (0:10)
2) The Gate – Main Title (Alternate) (1:36)
3) Home / Laughter (2:08)
4) Backyard Treehouse (4:49)
5) Discovery Of The Stone (5:14)
6) Trouble From The Hole (5:45)
7) Bugs (6:28)
8) Bugs 2 (6:53)
9) Bed Time (7:08)
10) Aka Kuto Alla Meta (7:58)
11) Levitation (9:23)
12) Levitation (Alternate) (10:15)
13) Window / Apparition / Angus Is Dead (10:27)
14) Photos (13:34)
15) Buzzer Trap / The Hole (14:36)
16) Feeding The Hole (Alternate) (16:04)
17) Feeding The Hole / The Evil Hole (16:18)
18) The Evil Hole (Alternate) (16:53)
19) Dead Dog / Under Bed Demon (17:49)
20) Mom & Dad (18:36)
21) Little Demons (18:55)
22) Youve Been Bad (Phone Call) (19:40)
23) Searching In The Dark (20:22)
24) The Search / The Reading / Demons (20:59)
25) Scary Moment (23:27)
26) Dead Within The Wall (25:14)
27) Aka Kuto Alla Meta 2 (25:29)
28) Dead Come Out (28:45)
29) Dead In The Closet (29:07)
30) Dead In The Closet (Alternate 1) (30:09)
31) Dead In The Closet (Alternate 2) (30:36)
32) Dead In The Closet (Alternate 3) (31:24)
33) Closet Fight / Hide (32:49)
34) Closet Fight / Hide (Alternate 1) (33:45)
35) Closet Fight / Hide (Alternate 2) (35:19)
36) The Thunderbolt (36:16)
37) Ready For Launch / Demons Are Back (38:56)
38) Demon Lord Destroys (40:46)
39) Hole In The Skies (41:17)
40) Eye On Hand / Demon Lord Defeated (42:16)
41) Batteries Not Included / Lift Off (43:41)
42) Fireworks (44:55)
43) Home / Its Over (45:42)
44) The Gate – End Titles (47:18)
45) *BONUS* Eva Everything - No Pleasure (50:35)
46) *BONUS* Vince Carlucci (Station Twang) - Everybodys Running (53:42)
47) *BONUS* Vince Carlucci - Love Will Find A Way (57:19)
48) *BONUS* Terraced Garden - Delusions Of Grandeur (1:01:14)
49) *BONUS* True Confessions - Yes Its True (1:05:52)
50) *BONUS* True Confessions - Modern Personality (1:08:55)
[END SCREEN/SIMILAR VIDEO SUGGESTIONS] - (1:13:04)
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INFRINGEMENT OF COPYRIGHT IS NOT INTENDED!
All Material used is the property of the respective original owners. (The Gate/Michael Hoenig/J. Peter Robinson/Eva Everything/Vince Carlucci/Terraced Garden/True Confessions/The Gate Movie/Etc).
Under Section 107 of the Copyright Act: § 107. Limitations on exclusive rights: Fair use40
Notwithstanding the provisions of sections 106 and 106A, the fair use of a copyrighted work, including such use by reproduction in copies or phonorecords or by any other means specified by that section, for purposes such as criticism, comment, news reporting, teaching (including multiple copies for classroom use), scholarship, or research, is not an infringement of copyright.
Therefore, allowance is made for fair use for purposes such as criticism, comment, news reporting, teaching, scholarship, and research.")
![Randy Edelman - Ghostbusters II *1989* [FULL SOUNDTRACK]](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/kAxs70QYe_I/mqdefault.jpg "Randy Edelman - Ghostbusters II *1989* [FULL SOUNDTRACK]
[Synth/Ambient/Electronic/Orchestration/Score/OST] Here is a special video done for all you Ghostbusters fans. This is my personal UNRELEASED Soundtrack score for the film: Ghostbusters 2 by Randy Edelman. Let me begin by saying that this video was the hardest video that i have ever made / uploaded to my channel! Working on this audio was A PAIN!!!! Im pretty satisfied with the results but i feel i could have done better, never the less it makes me so upset that Edelman STILL hasnt officially released the scores for this film. Maybe these composed tracks were made solely for the film and it was never intended to release them (if this is the case then that is a crime). This score gets a mixed bag from ghostbusters fans, some like it/consider it one of Edelmans best efforts, and would like a score release. Some consider it irrelevant next to Elmer Bernsteins original and dont want a score release (because if its released they *have* to buy it, right?) lol. Me personally, this is easily one of Edelmans best scores ....Hands down. He doesnt use the Ghostbusters theme unfortunately but what he did write for this film was great stuff. His score was one of the best things about the movie anyway. OF COURSE Elmer Bernsteins score (from 1984 Ghostbusters) is great because ...well its Bernstein! However, you have to give Edelman some credit and it wasnt his fault the movie didnt do so hot (personally it didnt do so hot because it was up with some heavy movie competition in the summer of 1989 ...Ex: Batman). Regardless, he did his best and his score is one of the things that really worked for this film; it captured the dark mood that the director was trying to convey. All in all, its unfortunate that after all these years a score still hasnt been released and i can almost bet money that my work in this video is going to be the CLOSEST THING youll ever get to an official one. I put a lot of work into this so please enjoy ...this is for you Edelman. This complete OST soundtrack score is unreleased and has no distribution label 89.
Please note that i tried removing all the SFX as best as i could, Anthonys Channel always strides for clean MP3s; i can assure you this video will be the only video posted with some embedded SFX, remember alot of Edelmans scores in the film are like fused with the SFXs, lol. However, most of the tracks in this video are cleaned and have no SFXs, just a few have them ...enjoy!
**I can assure you that this video is (and probably always will be) the closest thing you will get to an official soundtrack score release**
Tracklist:
1) 5 Years Later / Runaway Carriage (0:10)
2) No More Parties / Help From Egon (2:24)
3) I Think She Likes Me (3:42)
4) Hi Peter / Danas Cello (4:17)
5) Named After A Hot Dog Brand (4:48)
6) Vigos Plan (5:51)
7) Goodnight Janosz (7:02)
8) Shes Twitching (7:29)
9) Were Back (8:37)
10) The Painting (9:10)
11) Refuge To Peter (11:06)
12) Oscar, Dana & Peter / The Museum (12:21)
13) Babysitting Date (14:50)
14) Dates & Sewers (15:37)
15) Sewers / Winston! (16:40)
16) River Of Slime (17:15)
17) Take Off Your Clothes (18:33)
18) No Reservations (19:52)
19) Ghostbusters Committed / Word Of Vigo (20:31)
20) Oscars Walk On The Ledge (22:19)
21) The Museum (Slime Trap) (24:28)
22) Total Madness (25:29)
23) Eclipse Of The Sun (27:21)
24) Big Ball-O-Yellow / The Symbol (27:59)
25) The Girl Can Walk (30:55)
26) A Fifth Ghostbuster (31:16)
27) The Boys Are Back (32:02)
28) Put Oscar Somewhere Safe (33:03)
29) Vigo (33:53)
30) Resolution / Ghostbusters! (36:46)
[END SCREEN/SIMILAR VIDEO SUGGESTIONS] - (38:09)
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INFRINGEMENT OF COPYRIGHT IS NOT INTENDED!
All Material used is the property of the respective original owners. (Ghostbusters II/Randy Edelman/Ghostbusters 2 Movie/Ghostbusters 2 Soundtrack/Ghostbusters II 1989/Ghostbusters 2 89/Edelman/Ivan Reitman/Etc).
Under Section 107 of the Copyright Act: § 107. Limitations on exclusive rights: Fair use40
Notwithstanding the provisions of sections 106 and 106A, the fair use of a copyrighted work, including such use by reproduction in copies or phonorecords or by any other means specified by that section, for purposes such as criticism, comment, news reporting, teaching (including multiple copies for classroom use), scholarship, or research, is not an infringement of copyright.
Therefore, allowance is made for fair use for purposes such as criticism, comment, news reporting, teaching, scholarship, and research.")
![Grady Harrell - Romance Me *1990* [FULL ALBUM]](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/kQ1PjoWbGSU/mqdefault.jpg "Grady Harrell - Romance Me *1990* [FULL ALBUM]
[New Jack Swing/R&B/Funk/Soul/Pop] Here is New Jack (RnB/Swing) artist Grady Harrell II s third and final album released in 1990 titled: Romance Me. An excellent album that unfortunately has faded away into obscurity. His voice kind of reminds me of Michael Jackson (and many fans of his have also made that connection). He originally played and worked on stage alongside with various music groups such as: Shalamar, Lakeside, and The Whispers. Apparently, Harrell was originally supposed to be the lead singer for Shalamar but in the end, R&B singer Howard Hewitt beat him out of the role. After loosing the Shalamar deal, Harrell went on to release two albums prior to this one: Mwana in 1984 by MCA Records, and Come Play With Me! in 1989 with RCA Records. Both albums did fairly well, with his second one being executive produced by the great Stevie Wonder. With that said, it is unknown how well (or if) this third album (Romance Me) performed in terms of sales and distribution. A shame because I personally think that this release is his best work. However, I do know that: Dont Turn Your Back On Me (Track 7) peaked at # 40 on Billboards Hot Black Singles chart for 10 weeks; and Patience (Track 1) peaked at # 52 on Billboards Hot R&B Singles chart, and stayed on it for at least 8 weeks. After this album, Grady spent the rest of the 90s touring with the Dazz Band and he even went on to star as Jackie Wilson in stage plays. These days, he is still doing music with his band called: Groove City. This album was released under RCA Records 90.
Tracklist:
1) Patience (0:10)
2) Wanna Be With You (4:25)
3) Faithful (8:55)
4) Dont Stay Away Too Long (13:47)
5) Baby Love (17:50)
6) Your Kiss (22:27)
7) Dont Turn Your Back On Me (East Coast) (27:25)
8) Romance Me (32:30)
9) Your Love Is Good To Me (37:29)
10) Boomerang (42:46)
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![Martin Cooper & David A. Hughes - C.H.U.D. *1984* [FULL SOUNDTRACK]](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/kjdpcg7dlkM/mqdefault.jpg "Martin Cooper & David A. Hughes - C.H.U.D. *1984* [FULL SOUNDTRACK]
[Synth/Ambient/Electronic/Orchestration/Score/OST] Here is the complete film score to the legendary 1984 B-Movie Horror film: C.H.U.D. (Cannibalistic Humanoid Underground Dwellers) composed by Martin Cooper & David A. Hughes. This complete score was finally released on vinyl back in 2015 by Waxwork Records. For roughly 31 years an official soundtrack to this film was never released and the score material seemed almost impossible to obtain. Whats awesome about the tracks in this video is that they were all extracted and remastered from the original master tapes (meaning that these are the actual authentic tapes that were sent in to the sound editors when they placed the scores in the movie). Let me begin by saying that I couldnt thank Waxwork Records enough because this is one of my all time favorite horror synth scores (hands down!). Rolling Stone even lists this amazing score at number 33 out of 35 in their article titled: 35 Greatest Horror Soundtracks (and I couldnt agree more). If you guys are fans of early 80s synthesizer work done by John Carpenter and Alan Howarth than youll LOVE this score. Tracks like: Entering The Tunnels (Track 4), Blood Shower! (Track 17) & Cityscape (Track 18) are so symbolic to their work its almost as if they could be apart of the scores to 1981s Escape from New York or 1983s Christine. C.H.U.D. is a 1984 American science fiction horror film directed by Douglas Cheek and produced by Andrew Bonime. The title of the movie stands for: Cannibalistic Humanoid Underground Dwellers but is also referred to as: Contamination Hazard Urban Disposal by some characters in the film. The plot is about a NYC police officer and a shelter manager whom discover the homeless are being taken & transformed into humanoid monsters that live below the city. Through the years, C.H.U.D has gained a devoted cult following amongst B-Movie Horror fans. The film is widely referenced in pop culture to this day via The Simpsons, Archer and more. C.H.U.D. has also served as a launching pad for a bunch of iconic actors such as: John Goodman, Daniel Stern, Kim Greist, Christopher Curry, and John Heard. Both Martin Cooper & David A. Hughes were once members of the legendary British new wave group Orchestral Manoeuvres in the Dark (OMD). Upon briefly leaving the group in 1981, Cooper and Hughes composed numerous synth instrumentals. Some of these instrumentals came to the attention of Warner Bros. whom eventually hired the two to do the score for CHUD. According to Cooper, they recorded the score at Amazon Recording Studios in Liverpool on a borrowed emulator sampler synth from OMD, and a Roland SH1. He also states that this score is quite possibly one of the earliest (if not the first!) film score to use sampling techniques as the emulator used was one of the firsts in existence. Overall, this primitive synth score composed by Martin Cooper and David Hughes is a historic collage of electronic compositions that captures the seedy, grim landscape that once embodied early 1980s New York City to its highest regard. This complete OST soundtrack score was released under Waxwork Records 2015 (84).
Tracklist:
1) Prologue (0:10)
2) Main Title (1:20)
3) Cardboard Box Eruption! (1:59)
4) Entering The Tunnels (2:37)
5) Removing The Bandage (6:21)
6) This Aint No Disco (6:52)
7) Were Having A Kid! (8:57)
8) 1-900-CHUD (9:54)
9) I C.H.U.D. NY (11:06)
10) Weve Got A Date Downtown (11:45)
11) Death By Asphyxiation (12:54)
12) Flame Thrower (13:21)
13) Lair Of The C.H.U.D. (15:48)
14) Trap Door (18:50)
15) Mans Best Friend (19:20)
16) Theme (20:25)
17) Blood Shower! (20:36)
18) Cityscape (22:27)
19) Manhole Opens (23:06)
20) C.H.U.D.S Attack Diner (23:28)
21) Calm Before The Storm (23:51)
22) Sewer Chewers (24:07)
23) M.U.T.A.T.E. (25:03)
24) Trapped (25:48)
25) This Is Radiation (26:27)
26) Mayday (27:28)
27) D.E.C.A.P.I.T.A.T.E. (30:28)
28) N.R.C. Must Pay (32:17)
29) Truck Burns / End Title (33:23)
30) Boschs Theme (37:35)
31) Street Meat (41:18)
[END SCREEN/SIMILAR VIDEO SUGGESTIONS] - (41:26)
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![Miles Goodman - Footloose: Original Motion Picture Score *1984* [FULL SOUNDTRACK]](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/mS1ZzATu12o/mqdefault.jpg "Miles Goodman - Footloose: Original Motion Picture Score *1984* [FULL SOUNDTRACK]
[Rock/Ambient/Modern Classical/Score/Contemporary/Orchestration/OST] Here is the RARE & UNRELEASED COMPLETE FILM SCORE to the classic Herbert Ross film that put Kevin Bacon on the map, 1984 s Footloose, all of which is composed by Miles Goodman. I recently noticed that an official soundtrack score for 1984 s Footloose has never been released to the public after all these years. Due to this, I have decided to share with you my personal custom made complete soundtrack score album to Footloose 84 (with each track in proper order from when you hear them in the film). Literally this is every single piece of score material that is found within the movie. Obviously with iconic songs like Deniece Williams s Lets Hear It For The Boy, Bonnie Tyler s Holding Out For A Hero, and Kenny Loggins s Footloose, its understandable why the movie barely had any film score. I mean ... you have to admit, the music on the official (Original Motion Picture Soundtrack) album makes this movie a hit, and I am not gonna lie I sometimes watch the film just to hear the music, lol. Footloose is a 1984 American musical drama film directed by Herbert Ross and stars Kevin Bacon, Lori Singer, Dianne Wiest, and John Lithgow. It tells the story of Ren McCormack (Kevin Bacon), a teenager from Chicago who moves to a small town, where he attempts to overturn the ban on dancing instituted by the efforts of a local minister (John Lithgow). The film received mixed reviews from critics but became a box office hit, grossing $80 million in North America, becoming the seventh highest grossing film of 1984. Footloose is loosely based on the town of Elmore City, Oklahoma. The town had banned dancing since its founding in 1898 in an attempt to decrease the amount of heavy drinking. Miles Goodman was an American composer for television and film. He is best remembered for his frequent collaborations with film director Frank Oz, for whom Goodman scored such films as: Dirty Rotten Scoundrels(1988), What About Bob? (1991), Housesitter (1992) and Little Shop of Horrors (1986). He is also known for scoring: Teen Wolf (1985), and La Bamba (1987) with Carlos Santana. Overall, Miles Goodman s film score to Footloose delivers powerful guitar solos & orchestration motifs that truly elevate the films emotional sequences [especially with Music Box Kiss (Without Music Box) (Track 2) and Music Box Kiss (With Music Box) (Track 6)]. This complete OST soundtrack score is unreleased and has no distribution label 84.
Tracklist:
1) Poems (0:10)
2) Music Box Kiss (Without Music Box) (2:11)
3) I Could Really Do Something (3:01)
4) Our Time To Dance (4:30)
5) I Believe In You (5:58)
6) Music Box Kiss (With Music Box) (7:48)
[END SCREEN/SIMILAR VIDEO SUGGESTIONS] - (9:00)
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![Debra Torré - Step It Out *1990* [FULL ALBUM]](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/nAu0Ov4Lbvg/mqdefault.jpg "Debra Torré - Step It Out *1990* [FULL ALBUM]
[Freestyle/Latin Freestyle/Dance Pop/House/Pop/Electronic] Here is Debra Torre with her one and only album titled: Step It Out. Extremely recommended for fans of Latin Freestyle music, a shame she is considered a forgotten freestyle artist because there are some great songs on this album and for that reason she deserved better credibility than what she had received. There is completely no info about her on the internet and usually when that happens its because she probably used a stage name for this album. What I can tell you is that she seemed the muse of songwriter/producer Michael Garvin and his brother Nathan. Michael wrote songs recorded by such diverse artists as George Benson, Sister Sledge, Reba McEntire, Cher and Steps, but his biggest success was as co-writer with Maria Christensen, of the song Waiting For Tonight, which was first recorded by Marias group 3rd Party and then became a hit for Jennifer Lopez in 1999. His production credits werent nearly as grand, but his work with Debra shows his production talent. Together, as simply Torré, they released the freestyle song Is It Too Late For Tomorrow for Blue Chip label in 1986. This album soon followed in 1990 and a single for Fast Lane (Track 8) was released for some strange reason in 1991 which contained 12 mixes/dubs of the track (that song also reminds me of a song that artist Veronique would perform). Also in 1990, Debra had a single for Conceal Your Love (Track 1) which sadly fell to minor dance club success on Esquire Records. Of course all of this went mostly unnoticed by the public, likely due to the inability of the small label (Esquire) to properly promote it. Tragic because it is just as good as any of the other dance pop records that were released around the time, with lots of freestyle elements, and should have got more attention. Also, the title track Step It Out (Track 5) was even written by Regina Richards, who recorded it herself but never released it. It also includes two remakes: Princes I Wanna Be Your Lover (Track 6) and Steve Arringtons (Dancing In The) Key Of Life (Track 7) ...wonder where she is now? This album was released under Esquire Records 90.
Tracklist:
1) Conceal Your Love (0:10)
2) Words (3:26)
3) Worlds Greatest Lover (8:04)
4) Up All Night (11:50)
5) Step It Out (16:30)
6) I Wanna Be Your Lover (20:53)
7) (Dancing In The) Key Of Life (25:12)
8) Fast Lane (29:35)
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![Debbie Gibson - Out Of The Blue *1987* [FULL ALBUM SINGLE]](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/noCdJskkyD0/mqdefault.jpg "Debbie Gibson - Out Of The Blue *1987* [FULL ALBUM SINGLE]
[Electronic/Pop/Synth Pop/Dance/Freestyle/Latin Freestyle/Dance Pop] Here is the iconic Debbie Gibson with her 12 album single for her hit song: Out Of The Blue. It contains four mixes on the album: Out Of The Blue (Club Mix), Out Of The Blue (Bonus Beats), Out Of The Blue (Drumappella), and the Out Of The Blue (Dub Version). I have also included the (Radio Edit) from the LP album as an added bonus. Deborah Ann Gibson is an American female singer, songwriter, producer and actress born August 31, 1970 in Brooklyn, NY while later growing up in Merrick, NY on Long Island. A child prodigy, she started writing songs when she was 5 years old, and learned record production at the age of 12. In 1987, while performing around the United States at nightclub venues, Gibson was recording what would become her debut album, Out of the Blue as well as this 12 single which in fact was edited by none other than The Latin Rascals. It was recorded in four weeks. Four singles from her LP album reached the Top 5 of the Hot 100 chart: Only in My Dreams, Shake Your Love, Out of the Blue, and the number-one hit Foolish Beat, followed by Staying Together, which performed more modestly, reaching No. 22. Foolish Beat set a record for Gibson, making her (at 17) the youngest artist ever to write, produce, and perform a Billboard number-one single, as entered in the 1988 Guinness Book of World Records, and she remains the youngest female artist to do so. Out of the Blue was established as her biggest hit next to Foolish Beat while also making the LP a hit album and she had success in the UK and southeast Asia, filling stadiums with her Out of the Blue tour. By the end of 1988, Out of the Blue had gone triple platinum. Today she goes by the name of Deborah Gibson and is still performing her classic hits including Out Of The Blue. This 12 single was released under Atlantic Records 87.
Tracklist:
1) Out Of The Blue (Club Mix) (0:10)
2) Out Of The Blue (Bonus Beats) (6:06)
3) Out Of The Blue (Drumappella) (10:37)
4) Out Of The Blue (Dub Version) (14:52)
5) *BONUS* Out Of The Blue (Radio Edit) (18:59)
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