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Various Artists - Weird Science (1985, FLAC) (LP)
A1 �Oingo Boingo Weird Science
Producer � Danny Elfman, Steve Bartek
Written-By � D. Elfman
3:48
A2 �Cheyne Private Joy
Backing Vocals � Greg Phillinganes
Producer � Greg Phillinganes, Jimmy Iovine
Producer [Vocals] � Louil Silas Jr.
Written-By � Prince
4:17
A3 �Max Carl The Circle
Producer � Peter Hauke
Written-By � A. Pasqua, M. Carl
3:46
A4 �Kim Wilde Turn It On
Producer � Jimmy Iovine
Written-By � H. Knight, M. Chapman
4:40
A5 �Wall Of Voodoo Deep In The Jungle
Producer � Richard Mazda
Written-By � B. Moreland, C.T. Gray, M. Moreland
3:48
B1 �The Broken Homes Do Not Disturb (Knock, Knock)
Producer � The Broken Homes, Michael Frondelli
Written By � Ragg, Thunder
3:42
B2 �Taxxi Forever
Producer � John Ryan
Written-By � C. Payne, J. Nead
3:53
B3 �The Wild Men Of Wonga Why Don't Pretty Girls (Look At Me)
Producer � Andy Hill
Written-By � The Wild Men Of Wonga
3:30
B4 �Lords Of The New Church Method To My Madness
Producer � Chris Tsangarides
Written-By � James, Bators
3:17
B5 �Killing Joke Eighties
Producer � Chris Kimsey
Written-By � Killing Joke
3:50
B6 �Ira And The Geeks Weird Romance
Producer � Ira Newborn
Written-By � I. Newborn
2:10
http://www.mediafire.com/file/hv181psssfa03nc/WeirdSc.rar
AllMusic Review by Gregory Heaney
While John Hughes made a directorial splash at the helm of earnest, coming of age stories like Sixteen Candles and The Breakfast Club, the legendary writer and director showed he could play fast and loose with reality with 1985's Weird Science. To match the irreverent and modern edge of the film, the score is packed with new wave and post-punk gems from artists like Oingo Boingo, Killing Joke, and OMD, providing the film with a bit of bite. Weird Science is a more surreal outing than most of Hughes' Shermer, Illinois, a trait the film's soundtrack reinforces beautifully with a collection of songs by artists who weren't afraid to do something new and different.
A1 �Oingo Boingo Weird Science
Producer � Danny Elfman, Steve Bartek
Written-By � D. Elfman
3:48
A2 �Cheyne Private Joy
Backing Vocals � Greg Phillinganes
Producer � Greg Phillinganes, Jimmy Iovine
Producer [Vocals] � Louil Silas Jr.
Written-By � Prince
4:17
A3 �Max Carl The Circle
Producer � Peter Hauke
Written-By � A. Pasqua, M. Carl
3:46
A4 �Kim Wilde Turn It On
Producer � Jimmy Iovine
Written-By � H. Knight, M. Chapman
4:40
A5 �Wall Of Voodoo Deep In The Jungle
Producer � Richard Mazda
Written-By � B. Moreland, C.T. Gray, M. Moreland
3:48
B1 �The Broken Homes Do Not Disturb (Knock, Knock)
Producer � The Broken Homes, Michael Frondelli
Written By � Ragg, Thunder
3:42
B2 �Taxxi Forever
Producer � John Ryan
Written-By � C. Payne, J. Nead
3:53
B3 �The Wild Men Of Wonga Why Don't Pretty Girls (Look At Me)
Producer � Andy Hill
Written-By � The Wild Men Of Wonga
3:30
B4 �Lords Of The New Church Method To My Madness
Producer � Chris Tsangarides
Written-By � James, Bators
3:17
B5 �Killing Joke Eighties
Producer � Chris Kimsey
Written-By � Killing Joke
3:50
B6 �Ira And The Geeks Weird Romance
Producer � Ira Newborn
Written-By � I. Newborn
2:10
http://www.mediafire.com/file/hv181psssfa03nc/WeirdSc.rar
AllMusic Review by Gregory Heaney
While John Hughes made a directorial splash at the helm of earnest, coming of age stories like Sixteen Candles and The Breakfast Club, the legendary writer and director showed he could play fast and loose with reality with 1985's Weird Science. To match the irreverent and modern edge of the film, the score is packed with new wave and post-punk gems from artists like Oingo Boingo, Killing Joke, and OMD, providing the film with a bit of bite. Weird Science is a more surreal outing than most of Hughes' Shermer, Illinois, a trait the film's soundtrack reinforces beautifully with a collection of songs by artists who weren't afraid to do something new and different.