Valley Girl: Music From The Soundtrack Review
I love this soundtrack. Every song perfectly matches the movie. A lot of hard to find songs like "She talks in Stereo" by Gary Myrick & "Eyes of a Stranger" by Payola & my ultimate favorite "The Fanatic" by Felony. I never get tired of listening to this cd. The movie and soundtrack are one of the 80's classic combinations. I have to stop whatever I am doing to watch the movie when it's on cable. I know this probably sounds lame, but i grew up in the 80's and this movie brings back some great memories. I like totally recommend this soundtrack to anyone who wants to listen to some classic 80's music or if you want to go back to memory lane.
Valley Girl: Music From The Soundtrack Overview
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Media Type: CD
Artist: VALLEY GIRL
Title: SOUNDTRACK
Street Release Date: 02/22/1994
Genre: SOUNDTRACK
Valley Girl: Music From The Soundtrack Specifications
Martha Coolidge's 1983 directorial debut--based loosely on the Frank (and Moon) Zappa (who weren't involved with the film) novelty hit of the previous year--carried a budget so low that it didn't even generate a soundtrack album when it was released. Loosely based on the same themes as Romeo and Juliet, (with a young Nicolas Cage as a Hollywood homeboy Montague) Valley Girl's producers were also savvy enough to tap into LA radio outlet KROQ's pioneering "Rock of the 80s" format. Rhino's unofficial soundtrack release captures much of the spunky essence of KROQ's playlist--three tracks by LA's great Plimsouls (including their biggest hit "A Million Miles Away"), some novelty hits (Josie Cotton's "Johnny Are You Queer, "Jukebox" by the flirts, Felony's "The Fanatic")--and fondly recalls an era when rock's fun quotient hadn't yet been tattooed and pierced into oblivion. --Jerry McCulley
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