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soundtrack?

posted 20 years ago by personalitybabe
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is there a soundtrack for this? if so, where can i get it, if not, can anybody name some of the songs and the artists? thanks

[–] narcoleptic1416 20 years ago

http://www.allthelyrics.com/lyrics/outside_providence_soundtrack/
Scroll down on that page and theres a few songs from it there. From looking at it, i thought there were more

[–] Jmill911 20 years ago

just to let ya know, I bought the soundtrack used in perfect condition for a total with shipping of 5 bucks.
Its loaded with oldies, great stoner soundtrack in my opinion

[–] hurricanepictures426 19 years ago

Yeah there is a soundtrack but keep in mind there is a bunch of songs in the movie that aren't on the sound track. Two not included are : "Hold your head up" by argent and "Venus" by shocking Blue. Theres others missing too im sure.

[–] jerrygarciafan64 19 years ago

Best sdtrk ever. I purchased it as soon as I saw the movie for the first time. Best money I ever spent. They dont give you the song "Dont bogart that joint" though I know also when you buy the Soundtrack. Sucks cause that was a good song too.

[–] WNBAcoley 19 years ago

whats the name of the song that comes on right before Sweet home alabama when they're all partyin and Jiz ends up puking

[–] JT-36 18 years ago

The song right before "Sweet Home Alabama" is "Magic Carpet Ride" by Steppenwolf.

[–] journeybear 16 years ago

Amazon has it for not much (used). Here's the track listing:

1. Won't Get Fooled Again - The Who
2. Band on the Run - Wings
3. Take It Easy - Eagles
4. Do You Know What I Mean - Lee Michaels
5. I'd Love to Change the World - Ten Years After
6. Do It Again - Steely Dan
7. Long Train Runnin' - The Doobie Brothers
8. All Right Now - Free
9. Roundabout - Yes
10. Dancing in the Moonlight - King Harvest
11. No Matter What - Badfinger
12. Free Bird - Lynyrd Skynyrd

That's not even half the songs that are in the movie. The song credits go on and on and on. Still, there's some good stuff there. The producers did a good job picking songs that were being played a lot in 1974 and the kind of songs the characters would have beeen listening to. BTW, "Don't Bogart That Joint" wouldn't have been on he soundtrack anyway because it isn't played in the movie, only mentioned in Drugs' letter.