Big Chill soundtrack

by **DWags** 2015-07-07, 23:18

Still one of the best around. Yep.

by **steveschneider** 2015-07-07, 23:20

Get volume 2 as well.

But yep that's the album that got me into the rascals.

by **Robert J Sakimano** 2015-07-08, 07:47

DWags wrote:Still one of the best around. Yep.

ya think? I've often thought it was one of the most shameless appeals to white suburban America I had ever heard.. the movie is unwatchable because of the soundtrack.

of course, it's a pretty bad movie, too.

by **NigelUno** 2015-07-08, 07:59

Robert J Sakimano wrote:
DWags wrote:Still one of the best around. Yep.
ya think? I've often thought it was one of the most shameless appeals to white suburban America I had ever heard.. the movie is unwatchable because of the soundtrack.

of course, it's a pretty bad movie, too.

Costner was great in that movie.

And it's not unwatchable because of the soundtrack, it's unwatchable because of the Michigan football references. Terrible. But, it's been that long since UM was any good...so kind of funny, amirite?

by **Watch Out Pylon!** 2015-07-08, 08:05

I've never seen it. Is this what it feels like to be a hipster? Sweet!

by **Robert J Sakimano** 2015-07-08, 08:06

NigelUno wrote:
Robert J Sakimano wrote:
ya think? I've often thought it was one of the most shameless appeals to white suburban America I had ever heard.. the movie is unwatchable because of the soundtrack.

of course, it's a pretty bad movie, too.

Costner was great in that movie.

And it's not unwatchable because of the soundtrack, it's unwatchable because of the Michigan football references. Terrible. But, it's been that long since UM was any good...so kind of funny, amirite?

I guess..

I haven't seen it in many years - but even then, it just seemed very contrived and a brazen appeal to the yuppie generation. Of course, if you're a yuppie in recovery, I suspect you find it somewhat engaging.

by **Turtleneck** 2015-07-08, 08:08

Breakfast Club, Animal House, St. Elmo's Fire, The Big Chill, and then Grumpy Old Men...life cycle.

by **Turtleneck** 2015-07-08, 08:10

Robert J Sakimano wrote:
NigelUno wrote:

Costner was great in that movie.

And it's not unwatchable because of the soundtrack, it's unwatchable because of the Michigan football references. Terrible. But, it's been that long since UM was any good...so kind of funny, amirite?
I guess..

I haven't seen it in many years - but even then, it just seemed very contrived and a brazen appeal to the yuppie generation. Of course, if you're a yuppie in recovery, I suspect you find it somewhat engaging.

It is totally contrived so I guess it's fitting they all went to UM.

by **Robert J Sakimano** 2015-07-08, 08:26

Turtleneck wrote:
Robert J Sakimano wrote:I guess..

I haven't seen it in many years - but even then, it just seemed very contrived and a brazen appeal to the yuppie generation. Of course, if you're a yuppie in recovery, I suspect you find it somewhat engaging.

It is totally contrived so I guess it's fitting they all went to UM.

they seemed like the kind of people who would enjoy going "Up North"..

by **DWags** 2015-07-08, 08:50

Robert J Sakimano wrote:
DWags wrote:Still one of the best around. Yep.
ya think? I've often thought it was one of the most shameless appeals to white suburban America I had ever heard.. the movie is unwatchable because of the soundtrack.

of course, it's a pretty bad movie, too.

Still one of the very best sound tracks. Yep.

by **Robert J Sakimano** 2015-07-08, 08:53

DWags wrote:
Robert J Sakimano wrote:
ya think? I've often thought it was one of the most shameless appeals to white suburban America I had ever heard.. the movie is unwatchable because of the soundtrack.

of course, it's a pretty bad movie, too.

Still one of the very best sound tracks. Yep.

on other MSU message boards you could get banned for public disagreements.

by **DWags** 2015-07-08, 09:02

Turtleneck wrote:
Robert J Sakimano wrote:I guess..

I haven't seen it in many years - but even then, it just seemed very contrived and a brazen appeal to the yuppie generation. Of course, if you're a yuppie in recovery, I suspect you find it somewhat engaging.

It is totally contrived so I guess it's fitting they all went to UM.

Meh, the only two characters with redeeming value in that movie were the non-=UofM people. I know it's hard to watch, but I was laying on the couch with my hand held, the daughter had the remote, gets up and says "I'm going to my friends" and left it on the channel the Big Chill was on. I was too lazy to get up to change it, so I read my hand held and had the movie on. Wife comes home from the CD release party and Im' still on the couch with the movie on and she stops in the room looks at me and says "Oh, you're watching the big chill, I love the sound track of this movie." I say "yep, it's good".

Movie was kind of dumb, but so were a lot of old movies.

In that movie:

Guy who owns house Kevin Klien: Give's out insider trading information
HIs wife Glen Close: Had been sleeping with the dead guy
William Hurt: Drugged out useless psychiatrist who hates life
Lawyer, Mary Kay Place: Wants a baby out of marriage cause she's selfish, willing to sleep with a number of men that weekend to get pregnant.
Jeff Goldbum: Horrible people magazine writer
Tom Berenger: Shitty actor divorced and wants to sleep with a married woman
Jo Beth Williams: Married woman, whose husband leaves after funeral and wants to sleep with Berenger

The two Non-UofM grads:

Meg Tilly: Girlfriend of the dead, never judges anyone, enjoys life, and respects everyone
Don Galloway: Husband of Jo Beth Williams who has his kids as a priority and goes home to them after funeral

The UofM grads were worthless pieces of shit. Not a bad movie, not a good one. Great sound track.

by **DWags** 2015-07-08, 09:04

Robert J Sakimano wrote:
DWags wrote:

Still one of the very best sound tracks. Yep.
on other MSU message boards you could get banned for public disagreements.

I've noticed only the side which takes the wrong point of view in the disagreement gets banned. So, choose wisely.

by **NigelUno** 2015-07-08, 09:04

Costner died. I forget what happened after that. I think they smoked some weed and there was music. Goldblum had the weed if I recall correctly. They made fun of Bo too.

by **DWags** 2015-07-08, 09:08

NigelUno wrote:Costner died. I forget what happened after that. I think they smoked some weed and there was music. Goldblum had the weed if I recall correctly. They made fun of Bo too.

Goldblum, "Worst helmets in the history of football".

They showed a UofM pass play against us, tight end goes 50 yards, but it's called back. All the uofm guys are bitching about the call and throwing shit, Meg Tilly says "no, it was clipping". Show the t.v. again and the ref says "clipping".

I noticed George Cooper running down the sidelines chansing he tight end

by **Rocinante** 2015-07-08, 09:34

Man, Meg Tilly has been around forever and has looked pretty much the same.

by **Dr. Strangelove** 2015-07-08, 09:39

Said soundtrack:

Side One

Marvin Gaye (1968): "I Heard It Through the Grapevine" (extended version) (Norman Whitfield, Barrett Strong) – 5:03
The Temptations (1965): "My Girl" (Smokey Robinson, Ronald White) – 2:55
The Young Rascals (1966): "Good Lovin'" (Rudy Clark, Arthur Resnick) – 2:28
The Miracles (1965): "The Tracks of My Tears" (Robinson, Warren Moore, Marvin Tarplin) – 2:53
Three Dog Night (1970): "Joy to the World" (Hoyt Axton) – 3:24

Side Two

The Temptations (1966): "Ain't Too Proud to Beg" (Whitfield, Edward Holland, Jr.) – 2:31
Aretha Franklin (1968): "(You Make Me Feel Like) A Natural Woman" (Gerry Goffin, Carole King, Jerry Wexler) – 2:41
Smokey Robinson and The Miracles (1967): "I Second That Emotion" (Robinson, Al Cleveland) – 2:46
Procol Harum (1967): "A Whiter Shade of Pale" (Keith Reid, Gary Brooker, Matthew Fisher) – 4:03
The Exciters (1963): "Tell Him" (Bert Berns) – 2:29

Extra CD tracks

The Four Tops (1965): "It's the Same Old Song" (E. Holland, Lamont Dozier, Brian Holland) – 2:45
Martha and The Vandellas (1964): "Dancing in the Street" (Marvin Gaye, William "Mickey" Stevenson) – 2:38
Marvin Gaye (1971): "What's Going On" (Gaye, Cleveland, Renaldo "Obie" Benson) – 3:52
The Marvelettes (1964): "Too Many Fish in the Sea" (Whitfield, E. Holland) – 2:26

by **Dr. Strangelove** 2015-07-08, 09:41

Also the correct answer is "Purple Rain"

by **steveschneider** 2015-07-08, 10:01

DWags wrote:
Turtleneck wrote:

It is totally contrived so I guess it's fitting they all went to UM.

Meh, the only two characters with redeeming value in that movie were the non-=UofM people. I know it's hard to watch, but I was laying on the couch with my hand held, the daughter had the remote, gets up and says "I'm going to my friends" and left it on the channel the Big Chill was on. I was too lazy to get up to change it, so I read my hand held and had the movie on. Wife comes home from the CD release party and Im' still on the couch with the movie on and she stops in the room looks at me and says "Oh, you're watching the big chill, I love the sound track of this movie." I say "yep, it's good".

Movie was kind of dumb, but so were a lot of old movies.

In that movie:

Guy who owns house Kevin Klien: Give's out insider trading information
HIs wife Glen Close: Had been sleeping with the dead guy
William Hurt: Drugged out useless psychiatrist who hates life
Lawyer, Mary Kay Place: Wants a baby out of marriage cause she's selfish, willing to sleep with a number of men that weekend to get pregnant.
Jeff Goldbum: Horrible people magazine writer
Tom Berenger: Shitty actor divorced and wants to sleep with a married woman
Jo Beth Williams: Married woman, whose husband leaves after funeral and wants to sleep with Berenger

The two Non-UofM grads:

Meg Tilly: Girlfriend of the dead, never judges anyone, enjoys life, and respects everyone
Don Galloway: Husband of Jo Beth Williams who has his kids as a priority and goes home to them after funeral

The UofM grads were worthless pieces of shit. Not a bad movie, not a good one. Great sound track.

The best part of that movie is MSU beat UofM in that game.

by **Robert J Sakimano** 2015-07-08, 10:06

sounds like a good movie to watch on a rainy day Up North.

by **steveschneider** 2015-07-08, 10:21

Robert J Sakimano wrote:
DWags wrote:Still one of the best around. Yep.
ya think? I've often thought it was one of the most shameless appeals to white suburban America I had ever heard.. the movie is unwatchable because of the soundtrack.

of course, it's a pretty bad movie, too.

That's how I felt about the 'Do The Right Thing' sound track.

by **Robert J Sakimano** 2015-07-08, 10:22

steveschneider wrote:
Robert J Sakimano wrote:
ya think? I've often thought it was one of the most shameless appeals to white suburban America I had ever heard.. the movie is unwatchable because of the soundtrack.

of course, it's a pretty bad movie, too.

That's how I felt about the 'Do The Right Thing' sound track.

never heard it.

by CheesySpartan 2015-07-08, 10:25

Dr. Strangelove wrote:Also the correct answer is "Purple Rain"

I'm a big Forrest Gump soundtrack fan.

by **Robert J Sakimano** 2015-07-08, 10:28

CheesySpartan wrote:
Dr. Strangelove wrote:Also the correct answer is "Purple Rain"

I'm a big Forrest Gump soundtrack fan.

off the top of my head, I'd go with Rock And Roll High School or Trainspotting.

Oh Brother Where Art Thou was pretty damn good too.

by CheesySpartan 2015-07-08, 10:30

OBWAT is very good.

by **Robert J Sakimano** 2015-07-08, 10:32

CheesySpartan wrote:OBWAT is very good.

at least 3-4 songs on that record can't even give writing credits because they're basically traditional front porch folk songs from Appalachia.. handed down over generations, writer unknown. Good stuff.

by **Rocinante** 2015-07-08, 11:04

Michigan sucks.

by **DWags** 2015-07-08, 11:25

Rocinante wrote:Michigan sucks.

GO GREEN!

by **Turtleneck** 2015-07-08, 11:46

Rocinante wrote:Michigan sucks.

Probably your best post on this board.

by **Robert J Sakimano** 2015-07-08, 11:58

DWags wrote:
Rocinante wrote:Michigan sucks.

GO GREEN!

GO BRONZE!!

by **Blanch32** 2015-07-08, 22:25

Robert J Sakimano wrote:
DWags wrote:Still one of the best around. Yep.
ya think? I've often thought it was one of the most shameless appeals to white suburban America I had ever heard.. the movie is unwatchable because of the soundtrack.

of course, it's a pretty bad movie, too.

Actually all these "innocent black kid murders" are the biggest shameless appeal to white suburba.

That movie just nailed the yuppie generation. Knocked out of the park

by **Blanch32** 2015-07-08, 22:32

DWags wrote:
Turtleneck wrote:

It is totally contrived so I guess it's fitting they all went to UM.

Meh, the only two characters with redeeming value in that movie were the non-=UofM people. I know it's hard to watch, but I was laying on the couch with my hand held, the daughter had the remote, gets up and says "I'm going to my friends" and left it on the channel the Big Chill was on. I was too lazy to get up to change it, so I read my hand held and had the movie on. Wife comes home from the CD release party and Im' still on the couch with the movie on and she stops in the room looks at me and says "Oh, you're watching the big chill, I love the sound track of this movie." I say "yep, it's good".

Movie was kind of dumb, but so were a lot of old movies.

In that movie:

Guy who owns house Kevin Klien: Give's out insider trading information
HIs wife Glen Close: Had been sleeping with the dead guy
William Hurt: Drugged out useless psychiatrist who hates life
Lawyer, Mary Kay Place: Wants a baby out of marriage cause she's selfish, willing to sleep with a number of men that weekend to get pregnant.
Jeff Goldbum: Horrible people magazine writer
Tom Berenger: Shitty actor divorced and wants to sleep with a married woman
Jo Beth Williams: Married woman, whose husband leaves after funeral and wants to sleep with Berenger

The two Non-UofM grads:

Meg Tilly: Girlfriend of the dead, never judges anyone, enjoys life, and respects everyone
Don Galloway: Husband of Jo Beth Williams who has his kids as a priority and goes home to them after funeral

The UofM grads were worthless pieces of shit. Not a bad movie, not a good one. Great sound track.

Dead guys gf sucks to. Slept with one of his friends a day or two after the funeral.

Thought the jogger was an OK dude. Was he the white privileged one you mentioned?

by **Blanch32** 2015-07-08, 22:34

DWags wrote:
Turtleneck wrote:

It is totally contrived so I guess it's fitting they all went to UM.

Meh, the only two characters with redeeming value in that movie were the non-=UofM people. I know it's hard to watch, but I was laying on the couch with my hand held, the daughter had the remote, gets up and says "I'm going to my friends" and left it on the channel the Big Chill was on. I was too lazy to get up to change it, so I read my hand held and had the movie on. Wife comes home from the CD release party and Im' still on the couch with the movie on and she stops in the room looks at me and says "Oh, you're watching the big chill, I love the sound track of this movie." I say "yep, it's good".

Movie was kind of dumb, but so were a lot of old movies.

In that movie:

Guy who owns house Kevin Klien: Give's out insider trading information
HIs wife Glen Close: Had been sleeping with the dead guy
William Hurt: Drugged out useless psychiatrist who hates life
Lawyer, Mary Kay Place: Wants a baby out of marriage cause she's selfish, willing to sleep with a number of men that weekend to get pregnant.
Jeff Goldbum: Horrible people magazine writer
Tom Berenger: Shitty actor divorced and wants to sleep with a married woman
Jo Beth Williams: Married woman, whose husband leaves after funeral and wants to sleep with Berenger

The two Non-UofM grads:

Meg Tilly: Girlfriend of the dead, never judges anyone, enjoys life, and respects everyone
Don Galloway: Husband of Jo Beth Williams who has his kids as a priority and goes home to them after funeral

The UofM grads were worthless pieces of shit. Not a bad movie, not a good one. Great sound track.

Dead guys gf sucks to. Slept with one of his friends a day or two after the funeral.

Thought the jogger was an OK dude. Was he the white privileged one you mentioned?

by **Blanch32** 2015-07-08, 22:34

DWags wrote:
Turtleneck wrote:

It is totally contrived so I guess it's fitting they all went to UM.

Meh, the only two characters with redeeming value in that movie were the non-=UofM people. I know it's hard to watch, but I was laying on the couch with my hand held, the daughter had the remote, gets up and says "I'm going to my friends" and left it on the channel the Big Chill was on. I was too lazy to get up to change it, so I read my hand held and had the movie on. Wife comes home from the CD release party and Im' still on the couch with the movie on and she stops in the room looks at me and says "Oh, you're watching the big chill, I love the sound track of this movie." I say "yep, it's good".

Movie was kind of dumb, but so were a lot of old movies.

In that movie:

Guy who owns house Kevin Klien: Give's out insider trading information
HIs wife Glen Close: Had been sleeping with the dead guy
William Hurt: Drugged out useless psychiatrist who hates life
Lawyer, Mary Kay Place: Wants a baby out of marriage cause she's selfish, willing to sleep with a number of men that weekend to get pregnant.
Jeff Goldbum: Horrible people magazine writer
Tom Berenger: Shitty actor divorced and wants to sleep with a married woman
Jo Beth Williams: Married woman, whose husband leaves after funeral and wants to sleep with Berenger

The two Non-UofM grads:

Meg Tilly: Girlfriend of the dead, never judges anyone, enjoys life, and respects everyone
Don Galloway: Husband of Jo Beth Williams who has his kids as a priority and goes home to them after funeral

The UofM grads were worthless pieces of shit. Not a bad movie, not a good one. Great sound track.

Dead guys gf sucks to. Slept with one of his friends a day or two after the funeral.

Thought the jogger was an OK dude. Was he the white privileged one you mentioned?

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