It was released in different forms in years later but each one didn't have the feel of the original. I found a promo only copy (CBS Records) in 1984 and thought it was such a cool collectors item. It is one of only a few albums that I still have. The amount of great songs that were used in the movie was pretty amazing. There is no way today that a low budget movie could ever afford to feature this many songs. Now in most lower budget Movies or TV shows you see one or two popular songs and a huge number of unknown artists trying to get their music out. Many of these bands were already having success due to exposure on MTV and I guess the record companies wanted too much money for the rights. Here is a list of the music featured in the film but may or may not be on any of the later soundtracks released. There are a few others but I could not find a corresponding YouTube Video so I did not post.
The Plimsouls - A Million Miles Away
Men At Work - Who Can It Be Now
Rachel Sweet - Voo Doo
The Payolas - Eyes of a Stranger
Toni Basil - Mickey
Sparks - Eaten By The Monster of Love
Josie Cotton - Johnny Are You Queer?
Gary Myrick - She Talks In Stereo
The Plimsouls - Oldest Story in the World
Thompson Twins - In The Name of Love
The Psychedelic Furs- Love My Way
Total Coelo - I Eat Cannibals
Sparks - Cool Places
Pat Travers - I La La La Love You
Josie Cotton - School's In
Little Girls - Earthquake Song
The Flirts - Jukebox (Don't Put Another Dime)
The Plimsouls - Everywhere At Once
Eddy Grant - Electric Avenue
Sparks - Angst In My Pants
Modern English - Melt With You
Outstanding Soundtrack! Thanks!
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