The '60s: Original NBC Motion Picture Soundtrack
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Free Music Notes for The '60s: Original NBC Motion Picture Soundtrack
Free Music Review: I like the big hits all on one CD
Hit: 3 Stars
This is a great CD with all the Motown oldie hitsFree Music Review: Where are the best songs?
Hit: 2 Stars
This soundtrack is definitely lacking in the high point songs of the 60's. If I had been the person to compile the songs it would have ben much diferent.Traffic-Dear Mr. Fantasy Bob Dylan-Like A Rolling Stone Creedence Clearwater Revival-Fortunate Son The Doors-Light My Fire Jimi Hendrix-All Along the Watchtower Bob Dylan-Subterranean Homesick Blues Bob Dylan-Blowin'in the Wind The Beatles-A Day in the Life The Rolling Stones-Street Fighting Man The Animals-We Gotta Get Out of this Place The Who-My Generation The Band-The Weight James Brown-Please, Please, Please Country Joe and the Fish-I Feel Like I'm Fixin'-to-Die-Rag Crosby, Stills and Nash-Suite: Judy Blue Eyes Crosby, Stills, Nash and Young-Ohio The Jeffferson Airplane-Somebody to Love Cream-Sunshine of Your Love The Byrds-Turn, Turn, Turn The Grateful Dead-Uncle John's Band Guess Who-American Woman Bob Dylan-Ballad of a Thin Man Janis Joplin-Down on Me The Lovin'Spoonful-Do you Believe in Magic? The Doors-The Unknown Soldier Bob Dylan-The Times They Are a-Changin' Creedence Clearwater Revival-Run Through the Jungle The Beach Boys-Good Vibrations The Beatles-HELP! The Rolling Stones-{I Can't Get No} Satisfaction The Byrds-Mr Tambourine Man The Beatles-Strawberry Fields Forever Marvin Gaye-I Heard it Through the Grapevine Steppenwolf-Born to Be Wild The Animals-House of the Rising Sun The Doors-Break on Through Cream-Crossroads Neil Young-Heart of Gold Van Morrison-Brown Eyed Girl Bob Dylan-Just Like Tom Thumb's Blues Bob Dylan-Rainy Day Women #12 and 35 David Bowie-Space Oddity The Band-The Night They Drove Old Dixie Down Buffalo Springfield-For What It's Worth The Doors-The End The Moody Blues-Nights in White Satin Aretha Frranklin-Respect Jimi Hendrix-Purple Haze Iron Butterfly-In-A-Gadda-Da-Vida Jethro Tull-Aqualung The Jefferson Airplane-White Rabbit The Kingsmen-Louie Louie The Kinks-You Really Got Me The Mamas and the Papas-California Dreamin' Roy Orbison-Oh, Pretty Woman The Velvet Underground-White Light/White Heat Sam and Dave-Soul Man Santana-Black Magic Woman/Gypsy Queen Simon and Garfunkel-The Sounds of Silence Simon and Garfunkel-Bridge over Troubled Waters Percy Sledge-When a Man Loves a Woman Joe Cocker-With a Little Help From My Friends Rod Stewart-Maggie May The Troggs-Wild Thing Ottis Redding-{Sittin' On} The Dock of the Bay Creedence Clearwater Revival-Wrote a Song for Everyone Creedence Clearwazter Revival-Who'll Stop the Rain? Creedence Clearwater Revival-Down on the Corner The Doors-Riders on the Storm
Free Music Review: same old stuff
Hit: 2 Stars
I refused to buy this CD until I had a chance to see the specific songs included because I expected - rightly so as it turned out - that many tracks would be the same old, same old we hear every day on every oldies station. There was alot of terrific music in the show that really defined the turbulent 60's - when I grew up and went to college and demonstrated against the war - but little was included on this CD. Anyone that collected the REAL music of the 60's already have most of these cuts on individual albums. The song in the show that really blew me away was "Nature's Way" by Spirit from the album "12 Dreams of Dr. Sardonicus". (If you didn't grow up in the 60's, you've never heard of it). Now that was a cut I haven't heard in YEARS even though I own this album. This CD COULD have been great but I'll wait for the sequel to see if the powers that be can get it right the second time. The only reason I gave it 2 stars is because of the inclusion of the Byrds, Animals and Dylan tracks.Free Music Review: All the good songs are gone!
Hit: 2 Stars
Having watched the 4 hours of the stereotypical view of the sixties...all kids are either draft dodger radicals or gung-ho GIs....I was surprised at how diverse the soundtrack was in the movie. But unfortunately they didn't put the real gems on the CD. "For What It's Worth" by Buffalo Springfield alone would have been worth the price of the disc, but no, we get "My Boyfriend's Back" trotted out once more. And what about any British music for God's sake? The Beatles one appearance from the landmark appearance on the 2/9/64 show is the only hint that there was music made anywhere but the good old U.S.A. So much for a truthful representation of either the era or the music. By the way, I lived through the sixties.Free Music Review: Throw away the key.
Hit: 2 Stars
I haven't bought this CD, and I probably won't, now that I know what's on it. I did watch the 2 part show on NBC,(this week actually). And this soundtrack kinda ticks me off. It looks like they went with the more user friendly tracks aimed at the folks who actually grew up in the 60's, rather than target today's generation like I thought the film did. No Velvet Underground on this CD and there were 2 songs by them in the movie! Nope this reeks of a bad K-Tel tape. 2 stars for this one, just because that Temptations movie got My Girl on a kick.