song help
What is the name of the song where that guy Okly or however you spell his name walks in the diner to talk to Dawn?
I want to hurt you just to hear you scream my name.
Did you click on "Soundtrack listing" (left-hand side of main IMDB page)? You may recognize the title.
The music was really good in this film.
The soundtrack was INDEED very good, which makes the lack of a souldtrack album all the more remarkable. For the record, the songs are as follows...
1) "Midas Touch" by the Golden Gods.
2) "If You Leave" by Jay Buchanan.
3) "Overture, The Marriage Of Figaro" by Mozart.
4) "Every Kinda Everything" by Brian B Henneman.
5) "Sugar Cane" by Charley Turner and Andreas Lederer.
6) "Christine" by Thomas Gardocki, jr.
7) "Black Coffy" by Halfway To Gone.
8) "Electric Love Letter" by Langhorn Slim.
9) "Slippin' The Mickey" by David Biller and Bobby Horton.
10) "Texas Twilight" by David Biller and Bobby Horton.
11) "Amen (from Messiah)" by Handel.
12) "Dirty Old Town" by Thomas Gardocki, jr.
13) "Ride Of The Valkyries" by Wagner.
14) "Sorry" by Jim Bianco.
15) "Short Skirt/Long Jacket" by J. McCrea.
16) "Don't Make Me Beg" by James Sutton and Joel Patterson.
17) "Midnight And The Mill" by James Sutton, Joel Paterson and Johnathan Doyle.
18) "Lakeshore (Letter For Early)" by Thomas Gardocki, jr.
19) "No one Is To Blame" by Howard Jones.
20) "You're Gonna Get It"
21) "Glory Glory Hallelujah" by Robert J. Walsh.
22) "Give It Away" by Quincy Coleman.
23) "Baby Don't You Cry" by Andrew Holander and Adrienne Shelly.
HAS there been a soundtrack album released that I am unaware of? Perhaps one only available in the US? Does anyone know the answer? It does seem very odd. 'Waitress' was a success with both critics and public alike. The soundtracks to many inferior productions are freely available on both sides of the Atlantic, yet I still can't seem to find the soundtrack to this extremely well-received film.