Song Question
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telecomladyj — 16 years ago(January 29, 2010 06:34 AM)
hi, dream-
Not everyone on this forum will respond to a question they have no intention of helping with, just to be snide.
It did actually take me a little bit to find out which one on the soundtrack list is the song you're looking for. I really liked it too and wanted to know anyway.
After Burning Down the House, the song they danced to is (Walk Me Out in the) Morning Dew. It seems the most popular version out there is the Grateful Dead, but the one on the soundtrack (the better I think) is by Robert Plant. On Plant's album Dreamland, he just calls it the short version- Morning Dew.
I think it would be worth it to buy the soundtrack, lot of good music in this movie. Even some surprisingly good covers! Have a good one
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Tullyboy — 10 years ago(November 05, 2015 03:31 PM)
Someone asked a question about what song followed "Burning Down the House" in this film.
FYI: The "Soundtrack" section of every film lists all copyrighted music in the order it appears in a film. If you
know the repeated chorus of a song (i.e. "Burning Down the House") or, if it's an instrumental piece (i.e. Beethoven's Fifth), the approximate
location within the movie
that the music appears
you should be sble to figure it out by teviewing the Soundtrack list.
I'm a musician and often find it challenging to identify the players of a films "original" music created by the films composer. Frequently, I'll pick up a simple musical phrase (comprised of a specific note pattern) created by the film's composer, and it
will remind me of some musical phrase used in totally different film. I often can quickly identify who composed the score of various films simply because I am familiar with the style of their musical compositions. You know, like recognizing a Beatles song or something written by someone more contemporary, like Sheryl Crow.
I love researching film music and composers. I'd like to see IMDb list much more information about both a film's composer/musical director
and details of who actually played/recorded the score. Music has become a MUCH more critical component of films over the past 60+ years and deserves a lot more recognition and acknowledgement than it currently receives . . . -
tika313 — 9 years ago(June 17, 2016 09:58 PM)
I always thought the songs were listed as they appear in the film but I don't count on it anymore. I have found that many lists are off and it took some doing to find a particular song. I'm still glad IMDB offers the soundtrack list and it is correct more times than not.