Play It To The Bone (1999 Film)
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Product description Play It To The Bone ~ Play It To The Bone (1999 Film) .com So, for a boxing movie starring Antonio Banderas and Woody Harrelson you were expecting "Eye of the Tiger" perhaps? Surprisingly, this soundtrack doesn't feature any fist-pumping rock anthems, but rather focuses on sultry, sweaty jams and down-and-out blues that suggest these guys prefer to tango in the ring than land blows. Fishbone serve up "Shakey Ground, " a horn-punctuated groove thing. Kirk Franklin delivers his usual brand of ornate spiritualism with "Gonna Be a Lovely Day." Joe Cocker and B.B. King prefer to spit out the urban blues with plenty of polish on "Dangerous Mood." For a rougher look at the blues, John Lee Hooker's classic "Boom Boom" is presented in all its sloppy precision, while Jimmy Rogers and Linda Jackson crank out pure juke-joint fare. Moby wakes things up with the techno-laden "Machete." Alex Wurman and Jacintha slow things back down with the subtly creeping, gospel-tinged "On the Road" and the closing-time lounge tune "Here's to Life," respectively. --Rob O'Connor
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many missing songs
When i watched Play It To The Bone movie, i told to my self "oh god i must own this soundtrack." there are lot of cool musics played in the movie. But when i listened i wonder where were the rest of them. Especially the Moby's songs.Moby's two songs are missing one of them is; Memory Gospel. And the other one is Bedhead. And Bedhead can't be found anywhere. In my thought it played when the two boxers make ready themselves in their training room. but i'm not sure.The other missing is some kind of rap song; Fred Tucker's Step Aside. When Tyson (or his stunt) comes to Mandalay...Thanks god that they put Moby's Machete.
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I love the relationship between the two fighters and grace
I love the relationship between the two fighters and grace. I also liked how grace stood up to that creep. I didn't like the woman who stold rod Stewart's wallet. I give this movie a 5+.
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