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All around a terrible movie and sound track that IMO did nothing to capture the essence of the Strip in the 80's. At least Axl Rose didn't call in to give his blessing for 'Paradise City'. Put a fork in Def Leppard as the band praised Tom Cruise's(Stacee Jaxx-OFF) singing. What the hell is a BACK SIDE BOYS sounding pop tune 'Undercover Love' by Diego Boneta doing on the soundtrack? I wish he would have at least sang in his native menudo Spanish to spare my ears.

Tom Cruise singing (also use that term very loosely) is an abomination to the original versions, as is the rest of the knock-off sountrack. I was going to save this revelation for my death bed confession, but I was coerced into seeing this light in the loafers 80's inspired ( I use that term loosely) musical. Long as they are at least 4 songs in length.Įxisting comments about this CD From: MetalllianStallion Please only submit officialĬD releases no bootlegs or cassette-only or LP-only releases.ĮPs and CD-singles from Soundtracks are also welcome to be added, as Even if it is an obscure greatest-hits or liveĬompilation CD, we want to add it to the site.

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The music discographies on this site are works in progress. Live tracks, etc.), please post them in the corrections section of the If you see any errors or omissions in the CD information shown above,Įither in the musician credits or song listings (cover song credits, We Built This City/We're Not Gonna Take It Sister Christian/Just Like Paradise/Nothin' But a Good Time The Rock of Ages soundtrack is out now in the US and released in the UK on June 18th.Diego Boneta Tracks 2-3, 5-6, 9, 13, 16-17, 20 But for fans, it might be a nice little indulgence. Does it give you a reason to put away those old albums? Absolutely not. Singing voices are surprisingly consistent, pushing the stronger ones to the forefront, and keeping the lesser ones thats you, Giamatti well back in the wings. Rock of Ages wont be regarded alongside the great musical soundtracks, but just like the film, it knows exactly what it is and entertains accordingly. Easily the most complete and soulful take of the 20 toe-tappers, it pushes the film to a jubilant emotional peak, and simply, will have you leaving the cinema in a good mood (probably).

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While avoiding spoiler specifics, it reflects the films attempt to satirise vapid boy bands, and is probably more effective on screen than on the album, as we have a visual and thematic reference to go along with what might otherwise seem incongruous alongside 19 bonafide rock classics It all leads up to that final song, which has been re-popularised from the likes of The Sopranos to renditions on reality TV shows, and of course, Glee Dont Stop Believin. Perusing the track list might cause one to wonder exactly what Undercover Love is, and further inspection will prove mystifying without seeing the film first.

Blige into the fold for two very brief jaunts through Harden My Heart and Shadows of the Night, as well as expectantly strong backup work on the likes of Here I Go Again (which also features a brief, hilarious chiming in from Paul Giamatti), Any Way You Want It, Every Rose Has Its Thorns and the climactic Dont Stop Believin. Mash-ups of Juke Box Hero/I Love Rock n Roll and We Built This City/Were Not Gonna Take It are especially good fun. The medley can often make or break a musical that derives existing music, and here they mostly succeed thanks to their liveliness and tendency not to linger on anything for too long. Singers Julianne Hough and Diego Boneta are given considerable spotlight here, racing through two breezy duets in Waiting for a Girl Like You and a medley of More Than Words/Heaven. Of course, it isnt just all about the A-list film stars. He fits the group like a glove, and a duet of sorts with Alec Baldwin for Cant Fight This Feeling is at once peculiar and hilarious (youll get it when you see the film). While Catherine Zeta-Jones, with her success on Chicago, was always going to be a slam dunk here, her rousing rendition of Hit Me with Your Best Shot is wonderfully spirited (and in the film, even more so), while Russell Brand is also none-too surprising a success, given his sublime work as Aldous Snow on Get Him to the Greek.