Bester Soundtrack ever?

Anja

Kitty Cat
saturday night fever soundtrack


RSO/Polydor/Reprise

6. Saturday Night Fever (1977)​

When John Travolta hits the dance floor, magic happens. In the often bleak nightlife drama Saturday Night Fever, his character, Tony Manero, a working-class Brooklyn teenager with poofy black hair and a commanding strut, is a vision of grace in his white flared suit. His movements are often accentuated by the syrupy, giddy sound of the Bee Gees, the falsetto-hitting trio of brothers who dominate the film's soundtrack. As much as songs like "Stayin' Alive" and "How Deep is Your Love" are often associated with disco's cultural ascension, it's worth noting that the Bee Gees were largely considered washed up at the time and were certainly not underground disco innovators. "We were fairly dead in the water at that point, 1975, somewhere in that zone -- the Bee Gees’ sound was basically tired," Barry Gibb explained to Vanity Fair back in 2013. "We needed something new. We hadn’t had a hit record in about three years." In addition to reinvigorating the career of the Bee Gees, the soundtrack also served as a potential gateway for curious listeners intrigued by disco's hopeful communal promise. As the music plays, you become convinced you could pull off a flared suit on the dance floor, too. -- DJ
 

Max_Mustermann

Bekanntes Mitglied

"Bright Eyes" von Art Garfunkel. Soundtrack zu "Watership Down" oder "Unten am Fluss". Damals gab man sich noch Mühe, einen Filmtitel einzudeutschen. Heute macht man aus "Taken" den deutschen Filmtitel "96 hours."

Einer der bedeutendsten Zeichentrickfilme, die je gedreht wurden. Viele Eltern schickten damals ihre Kinder ins Kino, der Film dreht sich ja um schnuckelige Häschen, um endlich mal Ruhe zu haben. Nach dem Film brauchten die Eltern jedoch jede Menge Taschentücher, um die Tränen der Sprößlinge zu trocknen, da der Film ziemlich brutal ausfällt. Nichts war es mit der Ruhe.

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