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Villavic
05-03-2006, 04:53 PM
Remember all movies where a mac song (or solo member ones) appeared?
I recall:
Just one of the guys (TROUBLE)
School of Rock (Edge of Seventeen)
Forrest Gump (Go your own way)
trackaghost
05-03-2006, 04:57 PM
Can it be TV?
Cos I watched an old episode of Northern Exposure the other day and played the beginning of Lindsey's D.W. Suite twice.
Villavic
05-03-2006, 04:58 PM
Can it be TV?
.
Yes., in that case Thrown Down appeared in FRIENDS
"Future Games" is played during a scene in Almost Famous (if only it had made the soundtrack...).
And "Big Love" is played in Elizabethtown, right?
Also, "Blue Lamp" in Heavy Metal, of course.
Pisces Queen
05-03-2006, 05:06 PM
Shut Us Down was also in Elizabethtown
ontheEdgeof17
05-03-2006, 05:06 PM
GYOW in Casino and Forrest Gump
trackaghost
05-03-2006, 05:23 PM
Stevie:
If You Ever Did Believe/Crystal - Practical Magic
Violet & Blue - Against All Odds
Free Fallin' - Party Of Five
Somebody Stand By Me - Boys On The Side
Battle Of The Dragons - American Anthem
Sleeping Angel - Fast Times At Ridgemont High
Touched By An Angel - Sweet November
Blue Lamp - Heavy Metal
Edge Of Seventeen - School Of Rock
Stevie & Lindsey:
Twisted - Twister
Lindsey:
Time Bomb Town - Back To The Future
On The Wrong Side - With Honors
Holiday Road & Dancin' Across The USA- National Lampoon's Vacation
Fleetwood Mac:
Go Your Own Way & Rhiannon - Slapshot
strandinthewind
05-03-2006, 05:31 PM
Boogie Nights had Magnet and Steel
Also, The Dance Version of Landslide was in some fairly recent Meryl Strep movie I think.
chiliD
05-03-2006, 05:33 PM
Fleetwood Mac:
Go Your Own Way & Rhiannon - Slapshot
"Say You Love Me" is in there somewhere, as well.:nod:
"Future Games" is played during a scene in Almost Famous (if only it had made the soundtrack...)..
It was only in the theatres...it was replaced by another song on the DVD release. Yeah, I know...:mad:
GypsySorcerer
05-03-2006, 05:34 PM
"Landslide" is in Jersey Girl.
Sahara
05-03-2006, 05:42 PM
Yes., in that case Thrown Down appeared in FRIENDS
I nearly fell over when I heard that in the episode.
foxyluva
05-03-2006, 05:44 PM
I nearly fell over when I heard that in the episode.
Which episode was it :eek:
Brwn_eyes0511
05-03-2006, 05:56 PM
Plantes Of The Universe and I Miss You were played in two different episodes of Charmed
Stevie:
If You Ever Did Believe/Crystal - Practical Magic
Violet & Blue - Against All Odds
Free Fallin' - Party Of Five
Somebody Stand By Me - Boys On The Side
Battle Of The Dragons - American Anthem
Sleeping Angel - Fast Times At Ridgemont High
Touched By An Angel - Sweet November
Blue Lamp - Heavy Metal
Edge Of Seventeen - School Of Rock
Stevie & Lindsey:
Twisted - Twister
Lindsey:
Time Bomb Town - Back To The Future
On The Wrong Side - With Honors
Holiday Road & Dancin' Across The USA- National Lampoon's Vacation
Fleetwood Mac:
Go Your Own Way & Rhiannon - Slapshot
Were all of these songs actually in their respective movies, though, or did they just show up the soundtrack albums? For example, I don't recall "Twisted" ever actually being played in Twister.
Villavic
05-03-2006, 06:12 PM
Originally Posted by Villavic
Yes., in that case Thrown Down appeared in FRIENDS
Which episode was it :eek:
it was when they went to a party, I think arranged by Joey but he didn't invited them. And Joey kissed the black girl Ross was dating.
They played that song when Rachel saw that, she was starting to have a crush on Joey
It was only in the theatres...it was replaced by another song on the DVD release. Yeah, I know...:mad:
!!!
Shows you how many times I've watched that DVD... What song is it replaced with? It fit the mood of the scene so perfectly.
Serrart
05-03-2006, 06:33 PM
Dreams during Cold Case... I almost jumped when I heard it.
Romy
chiliD
05-03-2006, 06:35 PM
Rick Vito's "Exotica By Night" was in an episode of The West Wing.
"Peacekeeper" was in an episode of Third Watch.
The original version of "Oh Well" in Jerry Maguire
Richard B
05-03-2006, 09:05 PM
Albatross - CrissCross (1992)
http://images.amazon.com/images/P/B0001AW0UM.01._SCLZZZZZZZ_.jpg
Richard B
05-03-2006, 09:07 PM
Can't Help Falling In Love - Christine McVie (A Fine Mess)
It was only in the theatres...it was replaced by another song on the DVD release. Yeah, I know...:mad:
Really??? That part is always hard to hear (and I'll admit, I'm not "name that tune" ready for Future Games), but I always thought the voice sounded like Bob Welch on the DVD.
chiliD
05-04-2006, 12:38 AM
Really??? That part is always hard to hear (and I'll admit, I'm not "name that tune" ready for Future Games), but I always thought the voice sounded like Bob Welch on the DVD.
The 2-disc "Director's Cut" DVD of Almost Famous has a different song than "Future Games"...the regular theatrical version of the DVD may still have it.
Johnny Stew
05-04-2006, 12:44 AM
Were all of these songs actually in their respective movies, though, or did they just show up the soundtrack albums? For example, I don't recall "Twisted" ever actually being played in Twister.Yes, all of Stevie's soundtrack songs actually appear somewhere in their respective movies. At the moment, I can't remember in which scene "Twisted" plays, but it's definitely there. I think it's right around when Bill Paxton arrives with Jami Gertz in tow, to get Helen Hunt to sign divorce papers... but don't quote me on that.
Johnny Stew
05-04-2006, 12:46 AM
The 2-disc "Director's Cut" DVD of Almost Famous has a different song than "Future Games"...the regular theatrical version of the DVD may still have it.I swear I remember hearing it in the movie, and I only have the original, no-frills DVD (and I didn't see it in the theatres)... so they may have swapped it out only for the Director's Cut.
Miss Vicky
05-04-2006, 01:12 AM
There's a version of "Songbird" (I think it's that one anyway) played in the movie "Love Actually," though it isn't performed by Fleetwood Mac.
foxyluva
05-04-2006, 01:14 AM
There's a version of "Songbird" (I think it's that one anyway) played in the movie "Love Actually," though it isn't performed by Fleetwood Mac.
Most Likely Eva Cassidy :shrug:
paleshadow
05-04-2006, 01:34 AM
"Listen to the Rain" can be heard in the Danny Devito movie "Renaissance Man", but it isn't on the soundtrack. It's been a long time since I've seen the movie, so I'm not sure of the exact scene, but I believe it was in a bar.
chiliD
05-04-2006, 01:43 AM
"Roll With Me Henry" (Christine McVie and FM minus Stevie)-A Fine Mess
No, "Roll With Me, Henry" wasn't in A Fine Mess, but "Can't Help Falling In Love" WAS. (however, it was also Fleetwood Mac minus Stevie)
Originally Posted by Villavic
Yes., in that case Thrown Down appeared in FRIENDS
it was when they went to a party, I think arranged by Joey but he didn't invited them. And Joey kissed the black girl Ross was dating.
They played that song when Rachel saw that, she was starting to have a crush on Joey
That's right! I think the episode is called "The One With The Soap Opera Party" and it 's on season 9. (Oh I'm such a Friends geek:o )
Yes, all of Stevie's soundtrack songs actually appear somewhere in their respective movies. At the moment, I can't remember in which scene "Twisted" plays, but it's definitely there. I think it's right around when Bill Paxton arrives with Jami Gertz in tow, to get Helen Hunt to sign divorce papers... but don't quote me on that.
That's shameful that I've never noticed it, considering how much I love Twister.
"They're just in for the money, not the science!"
trackaghost
05-04-2006, 05:41 AM
Were all of these songs actually in their respective movies, though, or did they just show up the soundtrack albums? For example, I don't recall "Twisted" ever actually being played in Twister.
I'm pretty sure all those songs were in the movies mentioned. Violet & Blue is v. briefly heard in a nightclub in Against All Odds, Somebody Stand By Me is heard when the main characters are driving along a highway in Boys On The Side I think, Marty McFly wakes up to Time Bomb Town on his alarm clock, On The Wrong Side is in another driving scene in With Honors and so on.
Sleeping Angel is definitely in Fast Times but I can't remember where exactly.
Anyone remember? I have a feeling it may be after Jennifer Jason Leigh has the abortion.
GypsySorcerer
05-04-2006, 05:59 AM
Sleeping Angel is definitely in Fast Times but I can't remember where exactly.
Anyone remember? I have a feeling it may be after Jennifer Jason Leigh has the abortion.
I believe it is played as she waits on the curb for Mike to pick her up.
cliffdweller
05-04-2006, 09:01 AM
After reading through this thread one thing is glaringly obvious: F.M. sure did contribute some good music to some really crappy movies :laugh:.
Phil Lee
05-04-2006, 09:22 AM
Since we can have TV, The Chain was the theme music for the BBC Formula 1 highlights programme in the 80's and 90's.
Albatross is currently being used as backing music for Marks and Spencer food adverts here in the UK.
mikeschmike
05-04-2006, 12:18 PM
The Dance version of Landslide was played in "Jack Frost", the forgettable movie with Michael Keaton.
David
05-04-2006, 12:21 PM
Sisters of the Moon was used in Bertolucci's "Last Emperor."
Sisters of the Moon was used in Bertolucci's "Last Emperor."
:shocked:
:laugh: :laugh:
Honestly, lol
Villavic
05-04-2006, 01:20 PM
Sisters of the Moon was used in Bertolucci's "Last Emperor."
really?? WHEN! I don't remember it.
I do remember Twisted in Twister. Johnny Stew is right I think, but the song was hard to get heared.
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