Normally, this soundtrack would sound as if it was on LP/vinyl, but I somehow managed to locate a relatively priced CD variant, which is surprisingly out of print and hard to find. As a result, the music is presented at a killer 320 kbps bit rate. What is interesting about this soundtrack, on CD anyway, is that two other countries rather than just the states has this on CD; yet this, being the rarest variant thus far, seems to be contradictorily common.
With that information, allow me to justify the music: for starters, you are provided with non-album music by such common artists as Jennifer Warnes and Gary Morris, Billy Vera & the Beaters, Stanley Jordan, Hubert Tubbs, Keith L'Niere and even Henry Mancini, the film's score composer. Basically, 80's pop best defines this soundtrack; yet with the alleged "theme" to the film, "Simply Meant to Be" - Morris and Warnes - somehow fills a whole with a touch of AOR, and the same goes well for the supposed in-film single, "Talked About Lover," which I have always mistaken for "Talked about Love." In any case, this CD has its ups and not too many down, so that the listener would most likely have some of these songs, vocal or instrumental, stuck in their head every now and then.
One more thing just for the sake of complete disclosure: I am a man of my word, and this soundtrack was technically posted on another site prior to today. Here is the person responsible for inspiring me to present this particular soundtrack, today, to all music lovers - preferably worldwide - after "modifying" their blog-site for the better. Feel free to grab this soundtrack from that site, only if your heart desires. That said, enjoy some rare/unknown 80's pop music, with just a slight pinch of AOR.
The password is:
SB-1989
Enjoy!
