Misty Beethoven The Musical

Artist: Original Soundtrack
Label: Reality Ent.
Category: Music

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Format: Soundtrack
Media: Audio CD
Number Of Discs: 1

UPC: 828341011529
EAN: 0828341011529
ASIN: B0002IQB6C

Release Date: 2004-07-27

Misty Beethoven The Musical

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Tracks:

Three Rods - Mike Horner
The P#%*$ Tango - Bronze
A Little Class - Randy Spears
F#$% The World (Soft) - Sunset Thomas
Shoulda Been Mine - Evan Stone
Back To 1977 - Romeo Lovell
Two Holes - Julie Meadows
The Dive - Romeo Lovell
Pretty Lies - Sunset Thomas
F#$% the World (Hard) - Sunset Thomas
Heavy Rock - Romeo Lovell
The Pussy Tango - Chloe

Customer Reviews:

For an Adult Film Soundtrack It's Pretty Good.......2004-09-05

I've never seen the original "The Opening of Misty Beethoven" and only the musical remake "Misty Beethoven: The Musical", but I found the soundtrack at a local store, and thought, why not? I'm actually happy with the purchase. While the music isn't always the best sounding, most of the songs are entertaining (albiet very dirty), and a few of them even are as good as catchy. The best song has to be "Shoulda Been Mine" which is performed by Evan Stone, and the runner up would be "Two Holes" performed by Julie Meadows. While they aren't the best singers, they do what they can, and the songs all have energy, and are compitently written, and performed. For the price, and the novelty of the item, I would recomend it. Just keep it away from the children (the Tangos and A Little Class are enough to earn this CD a big ol' Explicit Lyrics sticker on their own).

The movie itself, which I'll review since there is no way to do that on Amazon otherwise, is very mediocre. The acting is decent, and the direction is strong, but the movie feels very muddled, and one of the reasons is because the movie never tries to balance the adult material with the musical material or the dialogue and comedy. Now, I'm this is an adult film, so the material has to be there, but it never fits in to the movie. It felt like the writer had an idea for one movie, and the director had an idea for another, and because of that things kind of fell on their faces. From what I heard, the original, which featured almost constant adult material, was very well made despite that because it kept the material in the realm of the film. This movie does not however. I recomend the soundtrack, but not really the movie.

Music Album:

Music Album

Music Album

Music

Explosive! ~ Milt Jackson & the Clayton-Hamilton Jazz Orchestra

Great Cities Great Songs ~ Various Artists

Hughes Turner Project ~ Glenn Hughes

Rare Raw & The Rest ~ Thunder

Sacred Music from Tibet: Mantras ~ Various Artists

Portrait de Scene ~ Michele Torr

Fado ~ Am%C3%A1lia Rodrigues

Irish Collection ~ Daniel O'Donnell

Fukigen Ni Naru Watashi ~ Sayuri Iwata

Devil Pink ~ Anti Kranke