spetragl
03-02-2016, 01:59 AM
"Bury the dead. They stink up the joint. As for the rest of Coughlin's Laws, ignore them.
The guy was always full of shit. But I guess you knew that already."
"Excuse me, do I have "fuck me" written on my forehead?"
"The luck is gone, the brain is shot, but the liquor we still got."
https://encrypted-tbn0.gstatic.com/images?q=tbn:ANd9GcSebqMI33MdgqtrMVoLJdnNi7EFHk0RF dCiP7fWfllzDo3gfe0C
see below
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THE MOVIE
Brian Flanagan (Tom Cruise) Martini shakers and ice cubes as the materialistic Brian Flanagan, a bartender who drops out of school to search for the perfect "rich chick" who will bankroll him into luxury. Brian meets up with bar veteran Doug Couglin (Bryan Brown) and they put together a dance-duo bar-tending act, taking five minutes to a mix a drink as they dance and toss gin bottles behind the bar to cutting-edge rock music circa 1988.
The patrons, instead of demanding the booze, are dazzled by their antics and cheer them on. As a result, the bartenders become wildly popular -- in particular, Brian, who finds the bar babes falling all over each other to hop into the sack with him. As a result of their bar-tending success, they get hired to tend bar at a swanky disco, However, the friendship/partnership breaks up due to a bet over Flanagan’s girlfriend (Gina Gershon), and Brian takes off for Jamaica. There he meets vacationing New York City waitress Jordan Mooney (Elisabeth Shue) and the two fall in love.
But then Brian meets rich New York fashion executive Bonnie (Lisa Banes) who wants to take Brian back to Manhattan with her to become her drink-mixing stud. When Jordan sees this, the love affair is put on hold. But not for long, as pangs of consciousness begin to filter through Brian's drunken haze.
__________________________________________________ _______________________
THE SOUNDTRACK
An eclectic mix of new and old make this a classic soundtrack, opening with Starship's "Wild Again", "GA Satellites" bar anthem "Hippy Hippy Shake" and Bobby McFerrin's smooth classic "Don't Worry, Be Happy".
Ry Cooder does a cover of "All Shook Up" ; Little Richard plays the old time rock n' roll hit "Tutti Frutti" and Robert Palmer rocks us with "Addicted To Love".
Jimmy Cliff plays the classic Jamaican love song "Shelter Of Your Love"; and let's not forget the gem of this album, the Beach Boys #1 smash "Kokomo".
Closing out the set is the Everly Brothers' "When Will I Be Loved" and Preston Smith's "Oh, I Love You So".
The film features an original music score composed by J. Peter Robinson.
It is dark and moody, accented by violins and a whinning electric guitar
heard on a number of tracks. On the lighter side, a piano version of "Shelter Of Your Love" provides us with a continuing motif througout the film.
As in any vocal removal soundtrack, a number of artifacts always seem to seep through.
The original mix for this film was a real mess; it had the center dialogue phase shifted 60 degrees, while the first syllable of every sentence by Tom Cruise and Laurence Luckinbill was volume boosted. In addition, various frequencies were removed from one microphone, making vocal removal a real challange.
In the end, I think you'll find most of this album listenable.
Enjoy!
__________________________________________________ _______________________
INFILM TRACK
00:00 00 Logo (00:11)
00:12 01 Wild Again - Starship (04:49)
07:01 02 I Always Wanted To Work On Wall Street (00:24)
08:17 03 I'm Willing To Start At The Bottom (00:10)
10:28 04 Tutti-Frutti - Little Richard (02:26)
12:38 05 Wait Till You've Given Them Crabs (00:22)
13:52 06 That Hypnotizing Boogie- David Wilcox (03:59)
17:57 07 Addicted To Love - Robert Palmer (04:26)
22:54 08 Chantilly Lace - Bryan & Tom (00:28)
25:59 09 Hippy Hippy Shake - The Georgia Satellites (01:50)
26:57 10 Powerful Stuff - The Fabulous Thunderbirds (04:53)
29:59 11 All Shook Up - Ry Cooder (03:35)
36:26 12 Original Sin (Jumpin’ In) - Think Out Loud (04:29)
38:37 13 Kokomo - The Beach Boys (03:40)
40:23 14 Don’t Worry, Be Happy - Bobby McFerrin (04:53)
47:06 15 This Magic Moment - Leroy Gibbons (03:41)
48:53 16 Oh, I Love You So - Preston Smith (02:48)
52:30 17 Shelter Of Your Love - Jimmy Cliff (03:30)
54:50 18 Since When - Robbie Nevil (04:04)
59:22 19 Shelter Of Your Love (reprise) (01:45)
63:25 20 I'll Have To Take That Bet (00:20)
63:48 21 It's Addictive (00:21)
65:22 22 Looking Through The Window (01:23)
66:43 23 Art Gallery (01:01)
69:20 24 A Sigh Of Relief (00:23)
69:42 25 Rave On - John Cougar Mellencamp (03:18)
74:43 26 Just Go (00:57)
76:46 27 Park Avenue (01:01)
81:54 28 How To Get Me Out Of Your Life (00:36)
82:30 29 Essential Sensual - Wayne Roland Brown (03:52)
88:13 30 Whatcha See Is Watcha Get (01:18)
90:49 31 Doug Is Dead (01:11)
92:20 32 Coglin's Law.. Bury The Dead (01:23)
93:52 33 Please Come With Me (02:40)
96:37 34 When Will I Be Loved - The Everly Brothers (02:01)
99:47 35 Oh, I Love You So (reprise) - Preston Smith (01:30)
101:09 36 Wild Again (reprise) (02:13)
103:18 END
__________________________________________________ _______________________
MUSIC NOT ON THIS SOUNDTRACK
IMDB lists "Inside Job by Michael Lanning and Rick Bell" as being in the film.
I have not been able to locate it. If you have any idea where in the film
it is presented, let me know.
__________________________________________________ _______________________
TRIVIA
Did you know that the feature song 'Kokomo' from the Beach Boys, is actually about a real place.
As the song says, "off the Florida Keys, there's a place called Kokomo", it is a bar in a resort called "The Holiday Isle" in Isla Morada.
The term for Brian Flanagan (Tom Cruise) and Doug Coughlin (Bryan Brown)s' acrobatic bartending skills is "flair bartending". John Bandy, a flair bartender, trained Tom Cruise for the film.
Originally all the bottle tossing that was done in the film, was not scripted but in fact done last minute because the actors wanted to 'feel like real bartenders'" according to the The '80s Movies Rewind website.
The movie was nominated for 4 Golden Raspberry Awards including Tom Cruise for Worst Actor and Roger Donaldson for Worst Director. The film in the end won two Razzies, for Worst Picture and for Worst Screenplay.
The movie's Original Motion Picture Soundtrack album went to the No. #1 spot on the Canadian Albums Chart and the Australian Albums Chart; the No. #2 rank on the US Billboard Top 200 Chart and the New Zealand Album Charts;
the No. #3 spot Swiss, Austrian, and Swedish Album Charts, and peaked at the No. #4 rank on the German Albums Chart.
The names of various night-spots, cocktail bars, and hospitality venues featured in the movie are:
"Jerry's", "Cell Block", "Hysteria", "Kats Place", and "Flanagan's" and/or
"Cocktails and Dreams" aka "Flanagan's Cocktails & Dreams".
Only about 24 minutes of the movie's standard 104 minute running time is actually set in the exotic Carribean vacation location of Jamaica for which the picture is famous, particularly from the film's popular "Kokomo" song track music-video tie-in by The Beach Boys.
Approximately, 80 minutes of the movie is set in New York's Upper East Side of Manhattan, with only about a quarter of the picture actually set in the Jamaican holiday locale.
The guy was always full of shit. But I guess you knew that already."
"Excuse me, do I have "fuck me" written on my forehead?"
"The luck is gone, the brain is shot, but the liquor we still got."
https://encrypted-tbn0.gstatic.com/images?q=tbn:ANd9GcSebqMI33MdgqtrMVoLJdnNi7EFHk0RF dCiP7fWfllzDo3gfe0C
see below
__________________________________________________ _______________________
THE MOVIE
Brian Flanagan (Tom Cruise) Martini shakers and ice cubes as the materialistic Brian Flanagan, a bartender who drops out of school to search for the perfect "rich chick" who will bankroll him into luxury. Brian meets up with bar veteran Doug Couglin (Bryan Brown) and they put together a dance-duo bar-tending act, taking five minutes to a mix a drink as they dance and toss gin bottles behind the bar to cutting-edge rock music circa 1988.
The patrons, instead of demanding the booze, are dazzled by their antics and cheer them on. As a result, the bartenders become wildly popular -- in particular, Brian, who finds the bar babes falling all over each other to hop into the sack with him. As a result of their bar-tending success, they get hired to tend bar at a swanky disco, However, the friendship/partnership breaks up due to a bet over Flanagan’s girlfriend (Gina Gershon), and Brian takes off for Jamaica. There he meets vacationing New York City waitress Jordan Mooney (Elisabeth Shue) and the two fall in love.
But then Brian meets rich New York fashion executive Bonnie (Lisa Banes) who wants to take Brian back to Manhattan with her to become her drink-mixing stud. When Jordan sees this, the love affair is put on hold. But not for long, as pangs of consciousness begin to filter through Brian's drunken haze.
__________________________________________________ _______________________
THE SOUNDTRACK
An eclectic mix of new and old make this a classic soundtrack, opening with Starship's "Wild Again", "GA Satellites" bar anthem "Hippy Hippy Shake" and Bobby McFerrin's smooth classic "Don't Worry, Be Happy".
Ry Cooder does a cover of "All Shook Up" ; Little Richard plays the old time rock n' roll hit "Tutti Frutti" and Robert Palmer rocks us with "Addicted To Love".
Jimmy Cliff plays the classic Jamaican love song "Shelter Of Your Love"; and let's not forget the gem of this album, the Beach Boys #1 smash "Kokomo".
Closing out the set is the Everly Brothers' "When Will I Be Loved" and Preston Smith's "Oh, I Love You So".
The film features an original music score composed by J. Peter Robinson.
It is dark and moody, accented by violins and a whinning electric guitar
heard on a number of tracks. On the lighter side, a piano version of "Shelter Of Your Love" provides us with a continuing motif througout the film.
As in any vocal removal soundtrack, a number of artifacts always seem to seep through.
The original mix for this film was a real mess; it had the center dialogue phase shifted 60 degrees, while the first syllable of every sentence by Tom Cruise and Laurence Luckinbill was volume boosted. In addition, various frequencies were removed from one microphone, making vocal removal a real challange.
In the end, I think you'll find most of this album listenable.
Enjoy!
__________________________________________________ _______________________
INFILM TRACK
00:00 00 Logo (00:11)
00:12 01 Wild Again - Starship (04:49)
07:01 02 I Always Wanted To Work On Wall Street (00:24)
08:17 03 I'm Willing To Start At The Bottom (00:10)
10:28 04 Tutti-Frutti - Little Richard (02:26)
12:38 05 Wait Till You've Given Them Crabs (00:22)
13:52 06 That Hypnotizing Boogie- David Wilcox (03:59)
17:57 07 Addicted To Love - Robert Palmer (04:26)
22:54 08 Chantilly Lace - Bryan & Tom (00:28)
25:59 09 Hippy Hippy Shake - The Georgia Satellites (01:50)
26:57 10 Powerful Stuff - The Fabulous Thunderbirds (04:53)
29:59 11 All Shook Up - Ry Cooder (03:35)
36:26 12 Original Sin (Jumpin’ In) - Think Out Loud (04:29)
38:37 13 Kokomo - The Beach Boys (03:40)
40:23 14 Don’t Worry, Be Happy - Bobby McFerrin (04:53)
47:06 15 This Magic Moment - Leroy Gibbons (03:41)
48:53 16 Oh, I Love You So - Preston Smith (02:48)
52:30 17 Shelter Of Your Love - Jimmy Cliff (03:30)
54:50 18 Since When - Robbie Nevil (04:04)
59:22 19 Shelter Of Your Love (reprise) (01:45)
63:25 20 I'll Have To Take That Bet (00:20)
63:48 21 It's Addictive (00:21)
65:22 22 Looking Through The Window (01:23)
66:43 23 Art Gallery (01:01)
69:20 24 A Sigh Of Relief (00:23)
69:42 25 Rave On - John Cougar Mellencamp (03:18)
74:43 26 Just Go (00:57)
76:46 27 Park Avenue (01:01)
81:54 28 How To Get Me Out Of Your Life (00:36)
82:30 29 Essential Sensual - Wayne Roland Brown (03:52)
88:13 30 Whatcha See Is Watcha Get (01:18)
90:49 31 Doug Is Dead (01:11)
92:20 32 Coglin's Law.. Bury The Dead (01:23)
93:52 33 Please Come With Me (02:40)
96:37 34 When Will I Be Loved - The Everly Brothers (02:01)
99:47 35 Oh, I Love You So (reprise) - Preston Smith (01:30)
101:09 36 Wild Again (reprise) (02:13)
103:18 END
__________________________________________________ _______________________
MUSIC NOT ON THIS SOUNDTRACK
IMDB lists "Inside Job by Michael Lanning and Rick Bell" as being in the film.
I have not been able to locate it. If you have any idea where in the film
it is presented, let me know.
__________________________________________________ _______________________
TRIVIA
Did you know that the feature song 'Kokomo' from the Beach Boys, is actually about a real place.
As the song says, "off the Florida Keys, there's a place called Kokomo", it is a bar in a resort called "The Holiday Isle" in Isla Morada.
The term for Brian Flanagan (Tom Cruise) and Doug Coughlin (Bryan Brown)s' acrobatic bartending skills is "flair bartending". John Bandy, a flair bartender, trained Tom Cruise for the film.
Originally all the bottle tossing that was done in the film, was not scripted but in fact done last minute because the actors wanted to 'feel like real bartenders'" according to the The '80s Movies Rewind website.
The movie was nominated for 4 Golden Raspberry Awards including Tom Cruise for Worst Actor and Roger Donaldson for Worst Director. The film in the end won two Razzies, for Worst Picture and for Worst Screenplay.
The movie's Original Motion Picture Soundtrack album went to the No. #1 spot on the Canadian Albums Chart and the Australian Albums Chart; the No. #2 rank on the US Billboard Top 200 Chart and the New Zealand Album Charts;
the No. #3 spot Swiss, Austrian, and Swedish Album Charts, and peaked at the No. #4 rank on the German Albums Chart.
The names of various night-spots, cocktail bars, and hospitality venues featured in the movie are:
"Jerry's", "Cell Block", "Hysteria", "Kats Place", and "Flanagan's" and/or
"Cocktails and Dreams" aka "Flanagan's Cocktails & Dreams".
Only about 24 minutes of the movie's standard 104 minute running time is actually set in the exotic Carribean vacation location of Jamaica for which the picture is famous, particularly from the film's popular "Kokomo" song track music-video tie-in by The Beach Boys.
Approximately, 80 minutes of the movie is set in New York's Upper East Side of Manhattan, with only about a quarter of the picture actually set in the Jamaican holiday locale.