I watched Looking For Mr Goodbar for the first time in YEARS the other night..
I forgot how great the soundtrack was and how important it was to the film especially the sex scene with Richard Gere when Diane Keaton puts on Donna Summer's" A Love Trilogy" Album ,This was right as she started to come into her own as a sexual being and she put the glass chimes with karma sutra above her bed.This was around the time I was doing the same so it was like taking a journey back in time."great Time in life".. Only I didn't get stabbed.
1. Don't Ask to Stay Until Tomorrow (Theme) 2. Don't Leave Me This Way - Thelma Houston 3. Lowdown - Boz Scaggs 4. Machine Gun - The Commodores 5. Love Hangover - Diana Ross 6. She Wants To (Get on Down) - Bill Withers 7. Don't Ask to Stay Until Tomorrow (Theme - Reprise) [Theme Reprise] 8. Don't Ask to Stay Until Tomorrow - Marlena Shaw 9. She's Lonely - Bill Withers 10. Try Me, I Know We Can Make It - Donna Summer 11. Back Stabbers - The O'Jays 12. Prelude to Love/Could It Be Magic - Donna Summer
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Thanks, Dayna, for reminding me I need to check out that film again. Funny thing is . . . I RARELY come across the soundtrack in thrift stores. I know the film was a big deal in its day for its depiction of a promiscuous lifestyle (and Diane Keaton was having the best year of her career -- this and Annie Hall), so I'm reminded how odd it is I don't see the soundtrack pop up now & then in my weekend scavenging. Also, didn't the film help launch Richard Gere and Tom Berenger's careers ?
kinda puzzled that so many of you like the soundtrack so much when it has chopped up versions of "Try Me I Know We Can Make It" and "Don't Leave Me This Way" on it. I DID like the Marlena Shaw song on it though. Oh, and a bit of useless trivia: one of Richard Gere's less popular films, "Final Analysis" was partially filmed in a medical facility where I used to work. We were offered "walk on" cameo appearances but had to agree to be on stand by for an entire weekend, and I passed.
you'd still be waiting for me at the airport
while my ship was coming in
******
and then
whomever gets stabbed :icon_confused: .....
I hope they aren't then left lying on the ground bleeding
while this plays :
:icon_eek:2. Don't Leave Me This Way - Thelma Houston:icon_redface:
OK .....that's really bad isn't it ..........sorry
........... in an odd mood it seems on this RAINY :icon_surprised: day in California....first time in months !!
*****
and after that don't even tell me what happens to whom when this is playing!!!
4. Machine Gun - The Commodores
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you'd still be waiting for me at the airport
while my ship was coming in
It's a great film & Tom Berenger is so sexy but the ending is just so depressing, &, call me shallow, but I like a happy ending.![]()
...ya gotta beat the street......
What I love about "Goodbar" was that club scenes were the most realistic
I had seen yet(was it at The Probe?)And the soundtrack selection had some great classics-if edited,unfortunately.The last scene sticks with you
-definitely a downer.
Thom
Find them and destroy them!
I had heard before I ever saw the film that the ordeal at the end was going to happen but you NEVER know who is going to do it~!! All those men were very off balance and in bad need of therapy ..So Myself being a HUGE lover of Horror and suspense was intriqued by the mystery aspect as well..
Think How crazy I went when I saw Prom Night~! A Slasher flick with a Disco soundtrack" PURE-HEAVEN"..:icon_biggrin::icon_evil:
BILLIANT BRILLIANT soundtrack! I wore out the grooves off the vinyl BITD!!
LOVE the Marlena Shaw track- slinky, sleazy, with a strong (but oh-so-jaded) vocal...she's tired of the cheap sex, the easy relationships, she just can't go on living man to man, but the girl can't help it...God I miss the 70's:icon_lol::icon_lol::icon_lol:
the soundtrack's available on cd, by the way...
we can fly...above the sky...
I always see this soundtrack in thrift stores, etc--I think I picked up two copies.
Great performances in the movie but Richard Brooks (director) and his uber conservativism really stand out and date the film--even more so than its source material it becomes very much a movie whose moral is "if a woman is sexually free she's unhappy and doomed to end up dead". lol Maybe that's why it's still not on DVD?
It's been available on dvd for quite some time.
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