Thank you for uploading this! One of those movies that if you ask 99 people about it, they will give you that blank stare. But that one person...they get it. Used to watch this with my dad when I was a kid, the music took it to another level.
Couldn't have said it better myself. Definitely a "cult" classic. I remember being blown away by the instrumental parts of the film score. It was my first introduction to the music of Ry Cooder. Probably just as well that the movie is not well known or I probably wouldn't have got the music pass RUclips's copyright check. Glad you liked it. Cheers!
I agree. The movie is unique, it has an amazing atmosphere, like a very hard vision of an atompunk society, more or less a 1950's vision of the future.
Moi aussi je regarder ce film avec mon père. Quelle époque 😊 il m'a tout appris ce film. Quand les gens veulent comprendre ce que je suis je leurs montre ce film.
If any of you all want to listen to "Bomber Bash," which is the song played during scene in which Tom Cody is shooting up The Bombers' motorcycles, the topic video for that song is here: ruclips.net/video/4Fbj3o3k_YQ/видео.html Warner released this song on Ry Cooder's compilation album "Music By Ry Cooder" back in 1995. Some of you have asked why Ry Cooder's full music score was never released, so here's why. It all has to do with a dispute between record labels over using the name "Streets of Fire" and over which one has the right to release the score. Back in 1984, "Streets of Fire" was originally distributed by Universal Pictures whist the soundtrack was released on MCA Records, which was also owned by Universal at the time. The music in the film was supervised by Jimmy Iovine, who is a very successful producer and now Vice President at Universal Music. Ry Cooder was signed to Warner Bros Records at the time. Although Warner Bros had given Ry Cooder clearance to score the music in the film, they would not give either Jimmy Iovine or MCA Records permission to release Ry Cooder's whole score on their label, which is why only "Hold That Snake" appears on the soundtrack. On the opposite side of this, because Universal owns the name "Streets of Fire," they would not give Warner Bros permission to make reference to the name in their issuance of any of Ry Cooder's score from the film, so Warner has only released one song from it so far on the compilation album that I referenced above, without referencing "Streets of Fire" in the song's title. Since the movie did so poorly at the box office, the powers that be at Warner don't feel like going through a prolonged battle with Universal over using the name, especially when they have other artists on their roster to consider. Many of whom collaborate with Warner's artists all the time. Now, why do I know all of this? I asked Jimmy Iovine. That's why.
This Original score is practically impossible to find! Cheers M8 This is a great trip down memory lane. The Original Song is called "Bomber Bash" By the legendary Ry Cooder. Took some doin but found it.
Amazing that almost every comment I receive on this video is from someone who has been looking for a particular part of it for many years. Glad I posted it and made some people happy. :-)
@@fishman3786 I could never find the song where Tom made his appearance in the the movie the one that played before he beat up the gang in the dinner, This movie has always just been such a classic to me and my family couldn't tell you how many times we watched it and couldn't tell you how many times I suggested to other people to watch it and they have never even heard of it, Totally underrated movie!!!!
Wow, you really did a job on this, Well Done. Everyone here will have probably searched ' SOF / Cooder' and not just be here by chance.. Guessing we all bought the original soundtrack and were all equally gutted to find that most of these jewels were not on it. Well, thanks to you Fish Man (or may I call you Billy? 😉 ) we now all have a beautiful clean version to enjoy.....the way it should have been released.........er.... 38 years ago. Finally, I'm sure no one will knock me for saying.. RIP Bill Paxton... Thank you for everything Man.
Thanks very much Tony. This one was a labor of love. But I still had no idea how popular it was to become. Thanks for letting me know you liked it. Cheers!
0:39 - It looks like she drug in a real crowd, 1:13 - Dear Tom, please come home I need you. Reva, 4:00 - Try it again punk! 7:30 - Hey Pete! 8:36 - Don't worry! They always hire bums like me for jobs like this, 9:40 - Some neighborhood...everyone's dead, 12:07 - pull over and kill the lights 13:06 - Hey baby! 14:00 - Tom Cody! Pleased to meet you. 14:26 - Grant street underpass 17:08 - Ellen Aim is back and guess what Tom's with her! 17:55 - Nice, huh?
You're welcome Pat. I'm really getting a kick out of how many people are writing in saying they have been looking for this music for years and years. I was in the same boat. That's why I finally decided just to extract the Ry Cooder music myself. Glad you like the mix. Cheers!
just wanted the ry cooder part. too lazy to do it. mike may be the worst actor in history but ive loved this movie since i was a kid. may be bill paxtons first. hell be missed.
Streets of Fire was one of hundreds of great films my dad taped for me, when he’d see them in the late night listings. Score by Ry Cooder was always a good indicator I guess. That opening scene is great and like everyone here, the music was something I was always searching for. Cheers
My all time favorite is Ry Cooders cover of Duane Eddy's First love First Tears... You can hear it in the scene when Tom sees Ellen thru a window being held captive in a room.
I've had music in my head since I was a kid that starts at 14.00. In the film it begins when Tom Cody walks away from the Battery as a winner.. Beautiful. After 30 years I still listen to it.
@@sixdubfive2178 I agree with you. The music and soundtracks of the past are timeless. The singers and composers worked with true passion, transmitting a lot of feeling in their musical notes.
Will always be The Rock nRoll movie Go to.... Has freaking everything from Ry Cooder, to Jim Stienman, The Blasters playing LIVE, and Lee Ving as a biker...
This movie and The Warriors are my two favorite Walter Hill movies. I love Ry's Slide work on this soundtrack! Thanks for extracting this from the movie. It's a creative gem. You deserve some sort of Grammy for putting this together [plus a thank you note from Ry]. Rock on Fish Man
Thanks very much 1blastman. Always good to know that someone is getting some enjoyment out of one of my editing projects. Cheers! PS: I Love the term "creative gem". Very flattering. Thank you.
Fish Man.....Fish Man.......the bit from 1:14 on is something I've heard in various Cooder videos over the years. Been looking for it for at least a decade. This is amazing. I've been a Cooder fan forever and haven't heard the complete versions of most of this stuff. Thanks so much. This rocks so hard.
That's the beauty of extracting the music from the film's isolated music track. You can get stuff that's not available on Studio soundtracks. Glad you enjoyed it. Cheers.
Many thanks for working on this! Saw the film in the theaters several times and even painted my Harley in that drab color with some temporary movie paint.
I remember this specifically from the film - which I saw many times, many years ago. Thank you for posting! So amazing! Better than the released soundtrack!
“Well, well.. looks like we found someone that likes to listen as hard I do” lol This is the most amazing gift I could ever have.. I have been in love with this movie since I saw it on HBO in 1985.. thank you so much for uploading this!!
You're welcome Morgan. That's exactly why I made this video. Everywhere I looked all I could find were the pop vocal songs from the movie. Hard to believe they never released Ry Cooder's score for this film. It was some of his best work. Glad you liked my edit. Cheers!
Been looking for this for 32 years (since I first saw the movie - on betamax!). I have the dvd and the soundtrack on cd (I had to have it imported to Ireland from the US which in 1991 wasn't the cheapest thing to do), but I always wished the Ry Cooder parts had been included. Thank you for this.
Thanks CraigL1971. That's exactly why I extracted and compiled his music directly from the DVD. I haven't listen to the official soundtrack but from what I've heard most of his music was left out of it. Plus every time I did a search for his music from this movie all I would get were the vocal songs. Glad you liked my compilation. Cheers!
The only Ry Cooder track to make it onto the soundtrack was Hold That Snake. They even did a terrible (in my opinion, compared to the movie) studio version of Countdown To Love.
This is... this is what I needed to be playing while I rode around on my 10-speed in Saskatoon in 1984 in a long trench coat I forced my grandma to buy me.
I love this music so bad and I knew it would have been hard to get it, but I would have never expected to find such an awesome mix as the one you have created!!! Outstanding job, man!!!!!! Streets of Fire rules!!!!!
What a nice comment. Thanks Gabriele. I extracted and remixed as much of Ry Cooder's music from a multi-track digital copy of the movie. I made this video mostly for myself because I couldn't find any of his music from the movie. I had no idea it was going to strike such a chord with so many people. Glad you like it. Cheers!
Where in Gods name did you find this?!!!!! & why was it not on the sound track? My all time favorite movie. Streets of Fire, “ Another time, another place, a Rock & Roll Fable “ Thanks for posting. CRANKING IT UP on the stereo! WOW!!!!!!
Thanks Brad. Using Audacity audio editor I extracted and remixed every scrap of music I could from a 6 channel digital copy of the movie. The only section of music I couldn't upload was I think called "the bombers" due to copyright. It's one of my all-time favorite movies as well. Willem Dafoe was amazing in his role. Glad you liked my mix. Cheers! PS: yes, it's best listen to cranked up. Ry Cooder rocks.
So good! Thanks Fish Man! Made my day. I too am the one person in my group that has seen/loves this film. And like Clint below, I watched it a lot with my dad. Thanks again!
Just like with the fabulous score Caddyshack Fishman you did a great job uploading this great score to one of my favorite movies Streets of fire! If you can one day upload the rest of the score that would be even better cause i love the music that was played as William dafoe's character signaled for the rest of his bike riders by horn to come join him at the end! Keep up the good work Fishman,excellent uploading!!
Thanks very much yul. Glad you liked it. I originally uploaded the full score but then had to edit out some sections, including the one you're referring to, due to copyright.
@@fishman3786 I totally understand about those copyrights,im very grateful for the music from the film you were able to download! Ry cooder did some funky downhome soul music for this marvelous score and i really appreciate you allowing me and everybody to listen to it here and to be able to add to their playlist as i did. It was never officially released so im really glad you ended up releasing it!!
Yes, hard to believe the Ry Cooder music was not included in the soundtrack. That's why I made this video. Glad you liked it. Thanks for letting me know. Cheers.
Thanks Doug. From what I understand the OST is a bit incomplete. I compiled this directly from the multi-channel DVD's isolated music track. The only piece I couldn't include was The Bomber due to copyright. Glad you like my mix. Cheers!
@@tedbundy1769 uh huh thanks buddy I know who originally recorded the song. It's Ry Cooder, including the rendition of Get Out of Denver that is recorded, so thanks, you weren't needed. Pedantic people suck.
Download Audacity audio editor (free). Then you can highlight and export any section of the music you want. I don't know the name of the first song. Since this music was extracted directly from the DVD as opposed to an official soundtrack unfortunately there is no tracklist available. Sorry.
HEy great job on the mix. My wife and I have watched this movie together about 25 times!!! Love the film...such great music in it. But one question..the slow blues tune that is played in Riva's diner after the rescue of Ellen Aim just before Ed the police chief walks in...that one is not in your mix...did you just miss it or too difficult to cut out of the film? Alot of noise in that with the rain and the dialogue so just wondering because thats the only song that Ry sings in...great job anyways!!!
Thanks for the compliment on my edit. Yes you're exactly right about that piece. If I remember after editing out dialogue there just wasn't enough music left to include with any continuity. Glad you like the results anyway. This mix seems to have really struck a chord with lots of fans of the movie. I've never listened to the OST but apparently it was incomplete. Plus I think it probably sounds better with the Motorcycle sound effect. Cheers!
Now that I think about it, there were a few section of music I had to edit out due to copyright. That may have been one of them. I definitely remember having to edit out the piece called The Bombers because of copyright.
Glad my video was able to stir up a fond memory from your youth. Greetings from America. Cheers! 私のビデオがあなたの若さからの良い思い出を呼び起こすことができてうれしいです。 アメリカからのご挨拶。 乾杯！ Watashi no bideo ga anata no waka-sa kara no yoi omoide o yobiokosu koto ga dekite ureshīdesu. Amerika kara no go aisatsu. Kanpai
I could play that beginning part over and over it’s such a banger!
Ry Cooder’s music was such a huge part of what made this film so great! It’s a damn shame almost none of it made it on the soundtrack.
Yeah , I never understood why the actual soundtrack was never released ( apart from the one with the songs from the film )
Thank you for uploading this! One of those movies that if you ask 99 people about it, they will give you that blank stare. But that one person...they get it. Used to watch this with my dad when I was a kid, the music took it to another level.
Couldn't have said it better myself. Definitely a "cult" classic. I remember being blown away by the instrumental parts of the film score. It was my first introduction to the music of Ry Cooder. Probably just as well that the movie is not well known or I probably wouldn't have got the music pass RUclips's copyright check. Glad you liked it. Cheers!
I get it!
@@axlehop4943 What does this mean?
I agree. The movie is unique, it has an amazing atmosphere, like a very hard vision of an atompunk society, more or less a 1950's vision of the future.
Moi aussi je regarder ce film avec mon père. Quelle époque 😊 il m'a tout appris ce film. Quand les gens veulent comprendre ce que je suis je leurs montre ce film.
If any of you all want to listen to "Bomber Bash," which is the song played during scene in which Tom Cody is shooting up The Bombers' motorcycles, the topic video for that song is here: ruclips.net/video/4Fbj3o3k_YQ/видео.html
Warner released this song on Ry Cooder's compilation album "Music By Ry Cooder" back in 1995. Some of you have asked why Ry Cooder's full music score was never released, so here's why. It all has to do with a dispute between record labels over using the name "Streets of Fire" and over which one has the right to release the score. Back in 1984, "Streets of Fire" was originally distributed by Universal Pictures whist the soundtrack was released on MCA Records, which was also owned by Universal at the time. The music in the film was supervised by Jimmy Iovine, who is a very successful producer and now Vice President at Universal Music. Ry Cooder was signed to Warner Bros Records at the time. Although Warner Bros had given Ry Cooder clearance to score the music in the film, they would not give either Jimmy Iovine or MCA Records permission to release Ry Cooder's whole score on their label, which is why only "Hold That Snake" appears on the soundtrack. On the opposite side of this, because Universal owns the name "Streets of Fire," they would not give Warner Bros permission to make reference to the name in their issuance of any of Ry Cooder's score from the film, so Warner has only released one song from it so far on the compilation album that I referenced above, without referencing "Streets of Fire" in the song's title. Since the movie did so poorly at the box office, the powers that be at Warner don't feel like going through a prolonged battle with Universal over using the name, especially when they have other artists on their roster to consider. Many of whom collaborate with Warner's artists all the time. Now, why do I know all of this? I asked Jimmy Iovine. That's why.
Thanks for the explanation . Such a shame - I love Rys music on this
Oh this is amazing. Thank you
The score in this movie still gives me goosebumps. Ry Cooder is my go to for some real old school badassery.
This Original score is practically impossible to find! Cheers M8 This is a great trip down memory lane. The Original Song is called "Bomber Bash" By the legendary Ry Cooder. Took some doin but found it.
Man I’ve been looking for the first minute of this for years. Such a catchy beat
Amazing that almost every comment I receive on this video is from someone who has been looking for a particular part of it for many years. Glad I posted it and made some people happy. :-)
@@fishman3786 I could never find the song where Tom made his appearance in the the movie the one that played before he beat up the gang in the dinner, This movie has always just been such a classic to me and my family couldn't tell you how many times we watched it and couldn't tell you how many times I suggested to other people to watch it and they have never even heard of it, Totally underrated movie!!!!
Wow, you really did a job on this, Well Done.
Everyone here will have probably searched ' SOF / Cooder' and not just be here by chance..
Guessing we all bought the original soundtrack and were all equally gutted to find that most of these jewels were not on it.
Well, thanks to you Fish Man (or may I call you Billy? 😉 ) we now all have a beautiful clean version to enjoy.....the way it should have been released.........er.... 38 years ago.
Finally, I'm sure no one will knock me for saying..
RIP Bill Paxton... Thank you for everything Man.
Thanks very much Tony. This one was a labor of love. But I still had no idea how popular it was to become. Thanks for letting me know you liked it. Cheers!
0:39 - It looks like she drug in a real crowd, 1:13 - Dear Tom, please come home I need you. Reva, 4:00 - Try it again punk! 7:30 - Hey Pete! 8:36 - Don't worry! They always hire bums like me for jobs like this, 9:40 - Some neighborhood...everyone's dead, 12:07 - pull over and kill the lights 13:06 - Hey baby! 14:00 - Tom Cody! Pleased to meet you. 14:26 - Grant street underpass 17:08 - Ellen Aim is back and guess what Tom's with her! 17:55 - Nice, huh?
15:58 - You two go ahead, I wanna talk alone with Tom for a minute 16:09 - flat tire
It looks like she drug in a real croqd
i been looking for that intro for 15 years thank you
You're welcome Pat. I'm really getting a kick out of how many people are writing in saying they have been looking for this music for years and years. I was in the same boat. That's why I finally decided just to extract the Ry Cooder music myself. Glad you like the mix. Cheers!
just wanted the ry cooder part. too lazy to do it. mike may be the worst actor in history but ive loved this movie since i was a kid. may be bill paxtons first. hell be missed.
Make that 25 ...
Bless'ya! I cannot describe what this music score means to me.. past 30 yrs as I grab and play my guitar, these tunes come automatically to my ears.
Thanks MrTTrading. Glad you liked it. Cheers!
I Like it. ... You see my buddy Pete around tell him Tom Cody is looking for him.
👍😊
Streets of Fire was one of hundreds of great films my dad taped for me, when he’d see them in the late night listings. Score by Ry Cooder was always a good indicator I guess. That opening scene is great and like everyone here, the music was something I was always searching for.
Cheers
My all time favorite is Ry Cooders cover of Duane Eddy's First love First Tears... You can hear it in the scene when Tom sees Ellen thru a window being held captive in a room.
I've had music in my head since I was a kid that starts at 14.00. In the film it begins when Tom Cody walks away from the Battery as a winner.. Beautiful. After 30 years I still listen to it.
Same here ...I was just telling my 14yr old Son about wanting to find this score!
@@sixdubfive2178 I agree with you. The music and soundtracks of the past are timeless. The singers and composers worked with true passion, transmitting a lot of feeling in their musical notes.
I LOVE this movie! Diane Lane was my first celebrity crush and the score is so awesome. My favorite is the opening before Nowhere Fast
One of my all time favorite soundtracks. 🤘🏻
14:00 is my favorite part. When Tom Cody is riding that bike he took!!!
Do you know name of the song?
Me too! As a child, I used to have it in my head as I riding my bicycle. Lol great memories
Will always be The Rock nRoll movie Go to....
Has freaking everything from Ry Cooder, to Jim Stienman,
The Blasters playing LIVE, and Lee Ving as a biker...
This movie and The Warriors are my two favorite Walter Hill movies. I love Ry's Slide work on this soundtrack! Thanks for extracting this from the movie. It's a creative gem. You deserve some sort of Grammy for putting this together [plus a thank you note from Ry].
Rock on Fish Man
Ok and Southern Comfort also has a great Ry Cooder soundtrack and is another awesome Walter Hill movie. See it if you can.
Thanks very much 1blastman. Always good to know that someone is getting some enjoyment out of one of my editing projects. Cheers!
PS: I Love the term "creative gem". Very flattering. Thank you.
@@fishman3786 You're very welcome, keep up the good work!
1:13 ....oh yeah baby !!!!!!!!!!
The Best.
Best intro song ever that powerful melancholy slide. Music doesn’t get better than that. I listen to it over and over
Fish Man.....Fish Man.......the bit from 1:14 on is something I've heard in various Cooder videos over the years. Been looking for it for at least a decade. This is amazing. I've been a Cooder fan forever and haven't heard the complete versions of most of this stuff. Thanks so much. This rocks so hard.
That's the beauty of extracting the music from the film's isolated music track. You can get stuff that's not available on Studio soundtracks. Glad you enjoyed it. Cheers.
It really needs to be on an album, someone. I mean, it really needs to be a whole album.
This movie was No1 when I was teenage.
Many thanks for working on this! Saw the film in the theaters several times and even painted my Harley in that drab color with some temporary movie paint.
Glad you enjoyed it Flash. Thanks for letting me know. Cheers.
I could listen to the telegram music forever.
Same. I love the music from this movie.
@Mike Stewart: Upvoted. Get in line, Boss! Walter Hill is not only a fabulous director; He has impeccable taste in music.
That was my theme song in the mid 90s cruising up and down the Blvd in my beat up 56 2 door post looking to do some drag racing
Yep a minute and 13 seconds it starts. That slide. Best song opening ever
I remember this specifically from the film - which I saw many times, many years ago.
Thank you for posting! So amazing! Better than the released soundtrack!
Wow! Better than the soundtrack. That's a real compliment. Thanks John.
For sure . Rys actual sound track should have been released .
Love it! Wish this was on the soundtrack album!
Thank you. If your a slide lover. Come over here and listen. Thanks again for all your work sharing.
Tom Cody... Pleased to met ya!!
“Well, well.. looks like we found someone that likes to listen as hard I do” lol This is the most amazing gift I could ever have.. I have been in love with this movie since I saw it on HBO in 1985.. thank you so much for uploading this!!
You're very welcome Craig. I agree, great movie and great film score by Ry Cooder. Glad you enjoyed it. Cheers.
Been waiting for this since the movie came out! Ry Cooders work wasn't on the Soundtrack album. Thank you so much!
You're welcome Morgan. That's exactly why I made this video. Everywhere I looked all I could find were the pop vocal songs from the movie. Hard to believe they never released Ry Cooder's score for this film. It was some of his best work. Glad you liked my edit. Cheers!
Been looking for this for 32 years (since I first saw the movie - on betamax!). I have the dvd and the soundtrack on cd (I had to have it imported to Ireland from the US which in 1991 wasn't the cheapest thing to do), but I always wished the Ry Cooder parts had been included.
Thank you for this.
Thanks CraigL1971. That's exactly why I extracted and compiled his music directly from the DVD. I haven't listen to the official soundtrack but from what I've heard most of his music was left out of it. Plus every time I did a search for his music from this movie all I would get were the vocal songs. Glad you liked my compilation. Cheers!
The only Ry Cooder track to make it onto the soundtrack was Hold That Snake.
They even did a terrible (in my opinion, compared to the movie) studio version of Countdown To Love.
This is... this is what I needed to be playing while I rode around on my 10-speed in Saskatoon in 1984 in a long trench coat I forced my grandma to buy me.
★★★ Love It ~ Played the DVD so many times. Thank You for Sharing With Us !!!!!
My pleasure Beverly. Cheers!
I love this music so bad and I knew it would have been hard to get it, but I would have never expected to find such an awesome mix as the one you have created!!! Outstanding job, man!!!!!! Streets of Fire rules!!!!!
What a nice comment. Thanks Gabriele. I extracted and remixed as much of Ry Cooder's music from a multi-track digital copy of the movie. I made this video mostly for myself because I couldn't find any of his music from the movie. I had no idea it was going to strike such a chord with so many people. Glad you like it. Cheers!
I wish there was 5min of each one of these intros. Cooder has gotta finish these
Where in Gods name did you find this?!!!!! & why was it not on the sound track? My all time favorite movie. Streets of Fire, “ Another time, another place, a Rock & Roll Fable “
Thanks for posting. CRANKING IT UP on the stereo! WOW!!!!!!
Thanks Brad. Using Audacity audio editor I extracted and remixed every scrap of music I could from a 6 channel digital copy of the movie. The only section of music I couldn't upload was I think called "the bombers" due to copyright. It's one of my all-time favorite movies as well. Willem Dafoe was amazing in his role. Glad you liked my mix. Cheers! PS: yes, it's best listen to cranked up. Ry Cooder rocks.
It was a copyright issue, that's why it never made it on the soundtrack. I have looked for this set for a long time.
I was also looking for this score, for a long long time. Thank you very much.
you're very welcome José.
Absolutely fantastic opening track.
So good! Thanks Fish Man! Made my day. I too am the one person in my group that has seen/loves this film. And like Clint below, I watched it a lot with my dad. Thanks again!
You're welcome Jcush21. Glad you liked it. Thanks for writing in. Cheers!
Just like with the fabulous score Caddyshack Fishman you did a great job uploading this great score to one of my favorite movies Streets of fire! If you can one day upload the rest of the score that would be even better cause i love the music that was played as William dafoe's character signaled for the rest of his bike riders by horn to come join him at the end! Keep up the good work Fishman,excellent uploading!!
Thanks very much yul. Glad you liked it. I originally uploaded the full score but then had to edit out some sections, including the one you're referring to, due to copyright.
@@fishman3786 I totally understand about those copyrights,im very grateful for the music from the film you were able to download! Ry cooder did some funky downhome soul music for this marvelous score and i really appreciate you allowing me and everybody to listen to it here and to be able to add to their playlist as i did. It was never officially released so im really glad you ended up releasing it!!
Brother Fish Man Thank you the intro.. bar none... Amazing
You're welcome Bubba. Everyone really seems to like that intro. I guess it wasn't on the official soundtrack. Glad you like it. Cheers.
What's the name of the song when Reva tells Tom to come home, I Need you....
Try it again punk!!!!
Been waiting for this!!!!!!!FINALLY!!!!!🙌🙌🙌🙌🙌🙌🙌
Yes, hard to believe the Ry Cooder music was not included in the soundtrack. That's why I made this video. Glad you liked it. Thanks for letting me know. Cheers.
I cannot thank you enough for this!
You're very welcome Frankie . Glad you enjoyed it. Thanks for letting me know. Cheers!
Thanks Fish Man, I’ve been looking all over for this ,good job and thank you.
Thanks Doug. From what I understand the OST is a bit incomplete. I compiled this directly from the multi-channel DVD's isolated music track. The only piece I couldn't include was The Bomber due to copyright. Glad you like my mix. Cheers!
Epic. Thank you!
You're very welcome. Love the description as Epic. Cheers.
Ry Cooder's "Get Out of Denver" is INCREDIBLE 1:12
Get out of Denver is Bob Seger. The timeline you point to is Ry Cooder. Get out of Denver is right after that song.
@@tedbundy1769 uh huh thanks buddy I know who originally recorded the song. It's Ry Cooder, including the rendition of Get Out of Denver that is recorded, so thanks, you weren't needed. Pedantic people suck.
@@carlrasmussen1282 Nope. Even this movies rendition is Bob Seger. Say whatever you like, it's Bob. 😆
@@tedbundy1769 ruclips.net/video/Mf8KoaN_dF8/видео.html
I sometimes listen to the soundtrack for SOF, and when I do so do my neighbours !
Excellent!
Thanks Ben. Positive comments are always encouraging. Cheers.
Rockin. Good. News. Ry's the Guy. Thx 4 doin this man. 😉
My pleasure SuzieLa. Cheers!
Why there was never a score released for this film, is beyond me.
Desperately looking for the guitar work done in the kiss scene, can't seem to find anything on it
Same here, I've been looking for that same track for quite some time now.
Anybody by chance know the title of the opening song to this clip? Thanks in advance.
"Try it again, punk." ;)
- Tom Cody
Buen trabajo
Intro music... Found! THANKS!
you're welcome jim.
@@fishman3786 I gotta ask....
Bass, or trout...?
Can't find the comment where I must have mentioned fishing but I like to fish for bass. A better fight than trout.
@@fishman3786 when I'm looking for a good fight, I put some sweer corn on a hook and light into some carp. Great fighters.
@@fishman3786i like arctic char
I want the first song by itself. Is there anyway to get that alone??? Is there even a name to it??? When Reva says TOM...COME HOME... I NEED YOU.
Download Audacity audio editor (free). Then you can highlight and export any section of the music you want.
I don't know the name of the first song. Since this music was extracted directly from the DVD as opposed to an official soundtrack unfortunately there is no tracklist available. Sorry.
8:40 - What is this called and where can I get the full track???
Is there any way to get a high quality version of this music in it's original wav file, or as flac files?
What’s the name of the track starting at 13’46”? Thanks.
HEy great job on the mix. My wife and I have watched this movie together about 25 times!!! Love the film...such great music in it. But one question..the slow blues tune that is played in Riva's diner after the rescue of Ellen Aim just before Ed the police chief walks in...that one is not in your mix...did you just miss it or too difficult to cut out of the film? Alot of noise in that with the rain and the dialogue so just wondering because thats the only song that Ry sings in...great job anyways!!!
Thanks for the compliment on my edit. Yes you're exactly right about that piece. If I remember after editing out dialogue there just wasn't enough music left to include with any continuity. Glad you like the results anyway. This mix seems to have really struck a chord with lots of fans of the movie. I've never listened to the OST but apparently it was incomplete. Plus I think it probably sounds better with the Motorcycle sound effect. Cheers!
Now that I think about it, there were a few section of music I had to edit out due to copyright. That may have been one of them. I definitely remember having to edit out the piece called The Bombers because of copyright.
Ry Cooder should be bigger than Taylor Swift.
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In my generation , No-video. Only soundtrack , a movie Memory .
This soundtrack makes me remember that summer (in Japan).Bad English, sorry.from JPN.
Glad my video was able to stir up a fond memory from your youth. Greetings from America. Cheers!
私のビデオがあなたの若さからの良い思い出を呼び起こすことができてうれしいです。 アメリカからのご挨拶。 乾杯！
Watashi no bideo ga anata no waka-sa kara no yoi omoide o yobiokosu koto ga dekite ureshīdesu. Amerika kara no go aisatsu. Kanpai
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Thanks Fish! Hey, do you have/can you put up Cooder's version of First Love, First Tears?
Thanks Jcush21. Unfortunately I don't have that one. Sorry.
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I'll take it wherever I can get it, Fish Man
14:00 mins What is the name of this tune please?
Thanks for this but why'd you skip the part when Cody sees Ellen tied up in the room and then starts shooting Bombers?
could not be included due to copyright protection.
Why was Ry’s Sound track not released for this ?!
Stuart, see in these comments a post by Robbie Stewart for an explanation of why this was not released.
Name First song?
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Where's "Rumble" when Raven arrives for the fight?
Could not be included due to copyright protection.
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So I went on Utube and it's under:
Link Wray - Rumble (HQ - Best Version).
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