Vinyl Album - Various Artists - Times Square - The Original Motion Picture Soundtrack - RSO

Vinyl Album

Artist:	Various Artists
Title:	Times Square - The Original Motion Picture Soundtrack
Label:	RSO
Country:	UK
Catalogue:	2658 145 / 2479 264 / 2479 265
Date:	Oct 1980
Format:	Double LP
Collection:	I Own It I Want It
Community:	3 Own
Price Guide:	Valuation Page
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Track	Artist	Title	Composer	Rating
A1	Suzi Quatro	Rock Hard	M. Chapman, N. Chinn	Rate
A2	The Pretenders	Talk Of The Town	C. Hynde	Rate
A3	Roxy Music	Same Old Scene	B. Ferry	Rate
A4	Gary Numan	Down In The Park	G. Numan	Rate
A5	Marcy Levy And Robin Gibb	Help Me!	R. Gibb, B. Weaver	Rate
B1	Talking Heads	Life During Wartime	D. Byrne	Rate
B2	Joe Jackson	Pretty Boys	J. Jackson	Rate
B3	XTC	Take This Town	A. Partridge	Rate
B4	The Ramones	I Wanna Be Sedated	The Ramones	Rate
B5	Robin Johnson	Damn Dog	B. Mernit, J. Brackman	Rate
C1	Robin Johnson And Trini Alvarado	Your Daughter Is One	B. Mernit, N. Ross, J. Brackman	Rate
C2	The Ruts	Babylon's Burning	J. Jennings, D. Ruffy, M. Owen, P. Fox	Rate
C3	D. L. Byron	You Can't Hurry Love	E. Holland, L. Dozier, B. Holland	Rate
C4	Lou Reed	Walk On The Wild Side	L. Reed	Rate
C5	Desmond Child And Rouge	The Night Was Not	D. Child	Rate
D1	Garland Jeffreys	Innocent, Not Guilty	G. Jefferys	Rate
D2	The Cure	Grinding Halt	L. Tolhurst, M. Dempsey, R. Smith	Rate
D3	Patti Smith Group	Pissing In The River	P. Smith, I. Kral	Rate
D4	David Johansen And Robin Johnson	Flowers Of The City	D. Johansen, R. Guy	Rate
D5	Robin Johnson	Damn Dag (Reprise - The Cleo Club)	B. Mernit, J. Brackman	Rate

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Album Executive Producer: Bill Oates

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Jock_Girl 22nd Feb 2020		Review In general not a bad album, with the best tracks coming from the Ramones (IMHO their best track in an otherwise overhyped career), Suzie Quatro, The Pretenders and Joe Jackson, and the worst being the obligatory actors tracks by Robin Johnson especially the one with Robin Gibb. That particular track is about as relevant as a Frank Sinatra track appearing on the soundtrack to A Hard Day's Night would have been. Obvious self promotion by Stigwood in play there. Toss those out and you have a fairly good slice of the commercial side of 'new-wave'. 5 people found this review helpful. ✔︎ Helpful Review?

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