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| 1. Intro (Feel the Heat) - John Reilly, Mark Wahlberg |
| 2. Best of My Love - The Emotions |
| 3. Jungle Fever - Chakachas |
| 4. Brand New Key - Melanie |
| 5. Spill the Wine - Eric Burdon, War |
| 6. Got to Give It Up, Pt. 1 - Marvin Gaye |
| 7. Machine Gun - The Commodores |
| 8. Magnet and Steel - Walter Egan |
| 9. Ain't No Stoppin' Us Now - McFadden & Whitehead, Whitehead |
| 10. Sister Christian - Night Ranger |
| 11. Livin' Thing - Electric Light Orchestra |
| 12. God Only Knows - The Beach Boys |
| 13. Big Top - Michael Penn, Patrick Warren |
Editorial Reviews
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A three-note horn blast, a disco groove calling from the dance floor, a woman's voice charging in to sing "never, ever do I feel discouraged." It's the '70s again. You're surrounded by freedom at its most complete, and trivial. This is how Boogie Nights, a film about the rise and fall of a porn star, begins. The soundtrack consists of dance and trash pop songs playing non-stop, forming a kind of historical narrative behind the action. Vol. I rescues some great nuggets of fluff, both black and white--"Magnet and Steel" and "The Best of My Love," for example. Then, it deliberately goes too far with Night Ranger's "Sister Christian." The song, defiantly candy-ass, challenges our capacity to recycle the pop culture past. Its earnest emptiness and lack of irony make it the most uncool, and fascinating, thing on the record. --Steve Tignor
A three-note horn blast, a disco groove calling from the dance floor, a woman's voice charging in to sing "never, ever do I feel discouraged." It's the '70s again. You're surrounded by freedom at its most complete, and trivial. This is how Boogie Nights, a film about the rise and fall of a porn star, begins. The soundtrack consists of dance and trash pop songs playing non-stop, forming a kind of historical narrative behind the action. Vol. I rescues some great nuggets of fluff, both black and white--"Magnet and Steel" and "The Best of My Love," for example. Then, it deliberately goes too far with Night Ranger's "Sister Christian." The song, defiantly candy-ass, challenges our capacity to recycle the pop culture past. Its earnest emptiness and lack of irony make it the most uncool, and fascinating, thing on the record. --Steve Tignor
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