Description-
Director Joel Schumacher, who went on to helm many big-budget, tiny-intellectual movies, gave us an 1980s update of the story of the vampire. It was all hip, good-looking, and tremendously vacuous. Similarly, the music doesn’t break any new ground or offer much that’s timeless. INXS’ collaborations with Jimmy Barnes are fine, for instance, but Foreigner vocalist Lou Gramm’s “Lost in the Shadows (The Lost Boys)” verges on the painful in a way that only overwrought 1980s music can. Roger Daltrey’s take on Elton John’s “Don’t Let the Sun Go Down on Me” is by the numbers, and so wasted. It’s only Echo and the Bunnymen’s cover of The Doors’ “People Are Strange” that warrants much attention, even if it’s, erm, buried. —Scott Wilson
Media Condition- (VG+)
Sleeve Condition- (VG-) Vivid colors, normal edge wear edge wear. Includes original plastic sleeve.
Ultrasonically cleaned and ready for your turntable!
Track List-
| Position | Artists | Title/Credits | Duration |
|---|---|---|---|
| A1 | INXS&Jimmy Barnes | Good Times
|
3:49 |
| A2 | Lou Gramm | Lost In The Shadows (The Lost Boys)
|
6:17 |
| A3 | Roger Daltrey | Don’t Let The Sun Go Down On Me
|
6:09 |
| A4 | INXS&Jimmy Barnes | Laying Down The Law
|
4:24 |
| B1 | Echo & The Bunnymen | People Are Strange
|
3:36 |
| B2 | Gerard McMann | Cry Little Sister (Theme From The Lost Boys)
|
4:03 |
| B3 | Eddie And The Tide | Power Play
|
3:57 |
| B4 | Tim Cappello | I Still Believe
|
3:42 |
| B5 | Mummy Calls | Beauty Has Her Way
|
3:56 |
| B6 | Thomas Newman | To The Shock Of Miss Louise | 1:21 |
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